The performance and significance of the rule of Zhenguan

The rule of Zhenguan is mainly manifested in six aspects: political clarity, social stability, production development, cultural prosperity, national unity and frequent exchanges between China and foreign countries. Li Shimin, Emperor Taizong, took history as a mirror and always remembered the lessons of the demise of the Sui Dynasty. Therefore, he gave preferential treatment to the people, and implemented the system of land equalization and rent adjustment, which enabled the people to farm and have food and promoted the development of production.

The significance of the rule of Zhenguan

Zhenguan rule was the ruling situation of political clarity, economic recovery and cultural prosperity in the early years of Emperor Taizong. Emperor Taizong inherited Tang Gaozu's national policy of respecting ancestors and worshipping Taoism, and further developed it, ruling the country and leveling the world with Taoist thought. Emperor Taizong can be honest and make good use of others. Speak freely, respect life, exercise self-restraint, and be open-minded to teach; And adopted policies such as taking agriculture as the foundation, practicing economy, recuperating, reviving culture and education, and perfecting the imperial examination system to stabilize the society; And vigorously pacify foreign aggression, respect border ethnic customs, stabilize the border areas, and finally achieve the ideal situation of governing the world. Because the year number at that time was "Zhenguan" (627-649), it was called "Zhenguanzhi" in history. The rule of Zhenguan laid an important foundation for the prosperity of Kaiyuan and pushed China's traditional agricultural society to its peak.