Huzhou chronicle

During the period of He Jia in the Song Dynasty (1 195), Zhou's slave-catching ship was caught in a big storm off the coast of East Kunlun and deviated from its course, and found a big island in the southeast of Kunlun Island. There are grotesque trees on the island, with lush foliage and dense monkeys with round eyes and sharp mouths gathering on them. Later, the crew named the tree "Mao Mu" and the island "Weizhou Island".

There are many natives on the island, and their looks are similar to those of the South China Sea Islands. Zhou people are buying and selling, calling them "Yannu". The price is twice as high as that of Kunlun slaves, but the mortality rate is twice as high, and the profit is very thin. Therefore, there are fewer ships coming and going to Weizhou Island.

After the prevalence of whaling, Zhou's whaling ship rescued whales in Jiewhale Island, and often replenished them on the east coast of Weizhou Island, and built a supply point named "Dongyan" (later set up Nanhu County).

During Wenxuan period of the Great Song Dynasty (A.D. 1240), a large group of pirates gathered in the northwest of Yanzhou to attack the ships on Kunlun Island. Duke Jing of Zhou was furious, and sent a navy division to destroy it, and set up Ningbo County, which meant "wishing Boning a happy life" and sent troops to defend it. Because the word "Yan" is indecent, the island was changed to "Huzhou" to show the meaning of "square pot".

In the last five years, Ye Zhou sent a joint global fleet to sail around the world, and Guo Ye began to set up supply points on both sides of Huzhou Strait.

In the eighth year of Ye Huan Gong (A.D. 1307), Ye Guo established Ningzhou and Chaozhou.

Zhou Jiannian (A.D. 133 1) established Beihu County and Nanhu County in Zhou State.

Due to Huzhou's deviation from the main route, investment in Zhou Ye and Yangzhou is very small, and the immigration growth is slow. Huzhou natives gradually became civilized through trade with Ye and Zhou (mainly Ye).

After the split of the Northern and Southern Zhou Dynasties, the Southern Zhou Dynasty's control over Huzhou declined, and guns in the South China Sea flowed into indigenous tribes. Huzhou aborigines began to establish a kingdom in the center of the island and attacked villages along the Zhou Dynasty from time to time.

After the normalization of relations with Wu, Qi waited for an opportunity to return to Kunlun Island, and was in urgent need of a foothold.

In 2026 (A.D. 1475), the Northern and Southern Zhou Wars resumed, and Huzhou natives attacked Nanhu City. On the grounds of providing interest-free loans to Zhou Nan and sending troops to quell the chaos, the State of Qi leased Xikou Village on the east coast of Huzhou for 30 years (and later renewed it twice). Therefore, Qi obtained the base for reopening Kunlun Island.

In 2033 (A.D. 1482), the State of Qi invaded the capital of Imali, the king of the earth, and built Fenghua City, with the intention of "educating the natives with the will of the king of Qi and Zhou Wang". At the end of the same year, Guo Ye attacked King Berry of Laos and established Daizhou. At this point, it is difficult for Huzhou aborigines to become a climate.

In the golden age, Guo Ye in Huzhou has the largest population, and the largest city is Ningzhou (but it is still relatively backward compared with other roads in Kunnan Province), followed by Fenghua (the climate is suitable for living and farming, and Qi has made great efforts to build and naturalize natives). Zhou focused on the counties along the inland coast of Kundong province, but ignored the counties in Huzhou that deviated from the main channel, allowing Qi to develop within its own territory. On the contrary, Qi is most concerned about Huzhou. Xikou and Fenghua are no different from Qi, although they are still Zhou's territory in name. Qi even plans to build a railway from Xikou to Fenghua.

In the golden age (1550), the situation in Huzhou is as shown above.

Guo Ye:

Ningyang Road, Yunnan Province

Ningzhou (Tuliara), Yangzhou (Taolan Yaru), Chaozhou (Mulong Dawa) and Daizhou (Fianarantsoa).

Zhou Guo:

Kundong province

Ningbo County (Mahazanga), Beihu County (Anzilanana) and Nanhu County (Manakara)

Xikou (Tuamasina, leased by Qi) and Fenghua (Antananarivo, actually occupied by Qi)

Other place names on the map:

Jinhua County (Kilwa), Wuxing Island (Comoros), Xiayou County (Mozambican Island), Chu Jun County (Pemba) and Guihua County (Nampula).

Shenzhou (Mokuba), Suzhou (quelimane), Yuezhou (Beira), Ezhou (Inhambane, E River in limpopo river, Pengjiang River in Zambezi River).

Post-golden age:

The Great War (Seven Years' War), which marked the end of the golden age, ended the peace talks between the Northern and Southern Dynasties and the Zhou Dynasty. Through mediation, Qi obtained the formal ownership of Fenghua and Xikou, purchased Jinhua County and leased Wuxing Island. Nan Zhou was badly hurt. A few years later, he sold Ningbo County, Beihu County and Nanhu County to Qi State, and kept only Xiayou County and Chu County in the mainland. By 2 136 (AD 1585), Qi officially shared Huzhou with Ye.