The Legend of the Farm Girl - Chapter 118
The Legend of the Farm Girl
Chapter 118When the spring of the second year came, the entire Yellow River tribe had undergone earth-shaking changes.
The sweet potatoes, corn, and some other useful crops found in the land last year have turned into seeds and were planted in the fields by the people arranged by Yunfang.
In addition, the entire Yellow River tribe now has more than 500 textile looms.
The weavers worked in two shifts and worked almost non-stop except at night.
Batches of fine cloth are woven here.
The cotton used was picked from a cotton field they found when Yunfang first set foot on this continent.
The cotton was used, but the cotton seeds were preserved and planted in the fields in the spring so that more cotton could be produced in the fall for weaving cloth.
After a whole winter of non-stop weaving, all the cotton has been used up, but almost everyone in the Yellow River tribe now wears clothes made of cloth woven by these 500 textile machines.
Not only that, they also have a lot of fabric left over.
In order to use cloth as currency temporarily, Yunfang paid the weavers in cloth. For every five pieces of cloth a weaver wove, Yunfang would give him one piece of cloth.
Other people who worked for Yunfang would also receive cloth, so soon the cloth began to circulate among the Yellow River tribes and served as currency.
As long as the soldiers performed well during training, Yunfang would reward them with cloth.
But the majority of the cloth is still in Yunfang's hands.
In the days that followed, they could go hunting in the forest and look for new species. As long as they used these cloths well, the natives would be used by Yunfang.
Not only that, Yunfang wanted the army to take these cloths and go further to find new tribes to try to reach cooperation with them.
Spring arrived, and the school built by Li Muwen began to accept students and start classes on time.
Recruiting students was easier than expected. Everyone was excited when they heard that they could study the various rules and regulations that Yunfang had mentioned in the school.
They were all extremely motivated because they realized that they could not remember much of what Yunfang taught them just by listening. Only by recognizing the words written by Yunfang could they remind themselves at all times what they should do to meet Yunfang's requirements.
They also realized that only by knowing the words written by Yunfang could they hold important positions in the Yellow River Tribe in the future.
Everyone has ambition in their hearts, and when they look at their own children, they all want them to participate in the management of the Yellow River Tribe in the future.
From ancient times to the present, all parents share the same wish that their children can learn.
There were a total of 1 indigenous children aged seven or eight who were suitable for the first batch of admission.
However, the enrollment was postponed to spring because Li Muwen had to prepare teaching materials for them.
The books that the indigenous people used to study were definitely different from the books that Yunfang and his friends came into contact with during the Qianyuan Dynasty. Just from the pronunciation of their language, it did not match the characters of the Qianyuan Dynasty.
However, Yunfang and Li Muwen both wanted to promote the writing of the Qianyuan Dynasty, so they had to find the common points in pronunciation between the Qianyuan Dynasty and the indigenous language.
Fortunately, the language of the indigenous people is not very rich, and their vocabulary is not very large, so many words can be directly replaced by the writing and pronunciation of the Qianyuan Dynasty.
All the laws and regulations formulated by Yunfang were implemented smoothly in the Yellow River Tribe.
Everyone also truly felt that the laws and regulations formulated by Yunfang have indeed made everyone's lives more stable and safe.
After a winter of living together, the people of the Qianyuan Dynasty and the natives have become very harmonious, especially in the army, where members of a group can be said to be equal.
Although this friendship was short-lived, it was already very strong.
After repeated training and competitions, some people stand out.
Among the 3000 people, Yunfang promoted a number of centurions and three thousand captains after consultation with Li Songming and Tian.
Most of the centurions were from the Qianyuan Dynasty, but two of the thousand-man commanders were former hunting team captains of the Dahe tribe.
These two former hunting team captains have truly reached the management level of the Yellow River Tribe.
As for other hunting team captains, some only became centurions, and some have already retired from the army.
And Tian should now be called Yuntian. When Yunfang was compiling the list of people in the Yellow River tribe, he asked everyone to give themselves a surname to avoid too many people having the same name.
The natives had no surnames, and most of their names were single characters, so when Yun Fang asked them to give themselves a surname, they all filled in their names based on the surnames of people from the Qianyuan Dynasty whom they were familiar with.
Some people also asked the opinions of the caravan owners who registered them. Knowing that there were many surnames in the Qianyuan Dynasty, they just picked one at random and decided on it.
Many of them wanted to have the surname Yun, but were rejected by the person in charge of registering the caravan.
Only Tian's last name was decided by Yunfang himself. He said he wanted to be named Yun, and Yunfang thought it was a trivial matter and naturally agreed.
Under Li Songming's unremitting guidance, Yuntian has already learned most of how to train and command troops. The next step is to put them into practice.
I believe that even if 10 years pass, and there are only 9 years left, Yunfang and the others leave this continent, Yuntian can still maintain and develop the army well. In the future, this continent will definitely have a legend of the Yellow River Tribe.
Yuntian can be said to be the busiest person in the Yellow River Tribe. Not only does he have to learn about military affairs, but he also has to accompany Yunfang to handle government affairs.
Later, he became too busy, so he asked his beloved wife to help him study.
Only then did Yunfang realize that Yuntian’s wife was obviously better at handling government affairs than Yuntian.
Later, Yunfang found out that Yuntian’s wife was the one who was making decisions on many of the internal affairs of the Dahe tribe.
Since then, Yunfang mostly taught Yuntian's wife to handle government affairs with her, allowing Yuntian to focus more on learning how to command and train the army.
Looking at the piles of cloth in the warehouse and thinking about the results of the military training, Yunfang knew that it was time to let the people of the Yellow River tribe go out.
The people of the Dahe tribe had encountered people from other tribes when hunting, and they roughly knew that there was a large tribe in a certain direction.
Yunfang Rangtian and his wife set out with 1000 soldiers, along with 200 people from Yunfang's caravan.
Tian may be good at leading troops in battle, but if he wants to do business, he still has to look to people like the Yunfang Caravan.