Ch. 401One Emperor and Six Kings, All Under Heaven Belongs to Qin!
The Qin Clan planned how to govern its newly conquered Northern Continent and approved a rotating system of one emperor and six kings to divide the vast territory into seven realms. Qin Zheng became King Zheng, and Great Qin began imposing its laws and restructuring the region.
- Qin Xiao convened Qin Clan leaders to discuss governing the Northern Continent, whose population and surviving cultivation powers had been devastated by war.
- Qin Minghan proposed extending Great Qin’s centralized system across the continent, while Qin Xuanze suggested dividing the territory into seven autonomous realms governed by one emperor and six kings.
- Qin Xiao approved Qin Xuanze’s plan, and Qin Minghan set the first imperial rotation for the hundredth year of the Great Qin calendar, with the throne rotating among the seven branches.
- The Qin Clan appointed Qin Zheng, the only remaining member of his branch, as one of the six kings under the title King Zheng.
- Great Qin enforced its laws across the Northern Continent, absorbed families into its Immortal Clan system, and required sects to disband or reorganize as Dao Academies.