The succession of the Tang Tribe's chieftain went smoothly. Tang Yao had now officially become the Tang Tribe's chieftain, and under her orders, the Tang Tribe had also begun the process of comprehensive Sinicization.
The patriarchs of the Tang Tribe's eight commanderies and twenty-seven counties also led Huben Guard soldiers, along with members of the Governing Task Force, to station themselves throughout the various regions. They prepared to begin with policy propaganda, establishing Government Offices, and implementing the Household Registration System.
Regardless of whether the Tang Tribe was currently under the Han name, once the Han Tribe obtained their Population Yellow Register and their Housing and Farmland Property records, then took over their Tax Revenue, how would that be any different from the Han Tribe's own commanderies and counties?
Tang Yao personally wrote a letter describing the situation here and sent it to Luo Chong. Dashu of Tohai Commandery also reported the situation at a rate of one letter per day. Blood Butcher, who had already begun leading a team to station themselves throughout the Tang Tribe, had likewise begun gathering and compiling information from all eight Tang Tribe commanderies, reporting the daily progress of comprehensive Sinicization to Luo Chong. Everything proceeded in an orderly fashion.
However, when Luo Chong, who was far away in Hanyang Commandery, received these letters, he merely gave a simple reply: "Proceed according to plan. Keep a close watch, and report immediately if anything happens!" As for anything else, he said nothing.
First of all, everything had been planned in advance, and it was not a particularly major matter. The Tang Tribe's situation was different from the Xin Tribe's. As long as the current plan was implemented properly, the Han Tribe could peacefully absorb the entire Tang Tribe into its system.
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