Wen Yang and Zhou Chu split up and completed an inspection of the parts of Wa Island already under their control.
Under the emperor's edict, Wa Island was now divided into several different regions.
Yang Hu established a commandery encompassing Tsushima, Matsura, and the region west of Yamatai, naming it Lu Commandery.
Yang Hu himself had now arrived in Jinhan, and ships constantly traveled back and forth between the two places.
Yang Hu sent a small number of people from Ning Province to Lu Commandery while transporting some locals to Ning Province. He also established county towns in Lu Commandery, six in total, and carried out a series of planning measures.
Meanwhile, Yamatai, Toma, and other places were organized as a fief. The title of King of Wa County was established outright, with Cao Liang, a son of the Imperial Clan, succeeding to it, and a chancellor appointed to administer it.
As for the Kuna Kingdom, its original system was retained, but a chancellor would likewise be sent there.
In the east, Yang Hu asked Wen Yang to bring those barbarians into line so that they would at least obey orders in name.
Wen Yang did not understand local administration, but he understood very well how to bring barbarians into line.
Wa Island was actually not small. Placed in the Central Plains, it would have amounted to a large province, yet the disparities in civilization across the island were plain for all to see.
The earliest states were almost all clustered here in the west, crowded together and divided into dozens of small kingdoms. Most of the island consisted of barbarian tribes that had not even reached the stage of a tribal alliance. They remained in a primitive society, where the strongest person became chief, with no such thing as