In 201 BC, Ying Zheng offered sacrifices to Heaven and Earth in Rome. With Great Qin having destroyed the two great empires, unifying the world was only a matter of time.
Ying Zheng renamed the Roman Empire the Great Qin Roman Province, dividing it into thirteen commanderies and one hundred and eight prefectures. He renamed the Carthaginian Empire the Great Qin North African Province, dividing it into six commanderies and eighty-one prefectures.
He bestowed the title of King of Martial Peace on Bai Qi, King of Huaiyin on Han Xin, King of Martial Achievement on Wang Jian, King of Loyalty and Faith on Meng Tian, King of Loyalty and Valor on Li Cunxiao, and King of Martial Mastery on Wang Ben.
He assigned the six men to garrison the former Roman, Carthaginian, and Seleucid empires.
Long Ju, Ying Bu, Fan Kuai, Zhang Han, and the others were all made marquises and appointed generals.
Then Ying Zheng began issuing decrees, standardizing axle widths and the written script, and establishing the Qin Academy so these western barbarians could begin learning the Qin language and Qin culture.
Ying Zheng declared, "This world should have only one voice-the voice of Great Qin."
He then sent men back to Xianyang to have Fusu continue the resettlement efforts while selecting officials to administer the three provinces.
After destroying the two great empires, Ying Zheng halted his conquests. From the system, he learned that there were no other civilizations in this world, only uncivilized barbarians, so he turned to governing Great Qin.
Ying Zheng collected the weapons of the three former empires and had them cast into statues of Bai Qi, Han Xin, Wang Jian, Meng Tian, Li Cunxiao, Wang Ben, Long Ju, Ying Bu, Fan Kuai, Zhang Han, and the others to honor their achievements.
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