The True Theory of Contradiction, From the Hereditary Dynasty to the Rubber People Continent

"Father-in-law, the two children are taking two-thirds of the Cloud Land... On Cousin Montezuma's side, the royalty of Axayacatl's line... will they have any objections?..."

Hearing Xolotl's seemingly worried question, Avet threw back his head and laughed. With the future of their children and grandchildren settled, it was time to discuss the reality of dividing the spoils. He stretched out his palm and pressed it hard onto the Alliance's map, as if suppressing every branch of the royal house, filled with the confidence and means to crush all dissent!

"Haha! The Mixtec Cloud Land will be divided into three parts. Little Montezuma and my two grandsons will hold equal status, each enfeoffed with one share... Though there is some difference in weight to the arrangement, so long as you and I stand together, the royal lines in the capital, and all the great and petty nobles of the Alliance, will have nothing to say..."

"Of course, Little Montezuma has the support of Axayacatl's line, and enough nobles, Samurai, and migrants will move in to control the lands he is allocated... As for my two grandsons, before they come of age and receive their fiefs, the royal main line will temporarily manage and operate them, migrating Samurai and settlers there... Your Lake Kingdom must also contribute men and strength!"

"After all, as enfeoffed Princes, if they do not have enough directly subordinate nobles and Samurai, if they do not have a sufficiently loyal force behind them, how can they suppress those great and petty nobles who move in, and command those Mixtec surrendered tribes?..."

"Father-in-law, rest assured! I will mobilize the Lake Kingdom's strength and coordinate with the strength of the royal main line to migrate the people, enfeoff Samurai, spread the faith, assimilate the tribes... and together lay a solid