This fundamentally ended the development of Buddhism.
Although nothing was explicitly stated, Gu Yi understood very well that once these temples settled down, it indicated their submission to the court.
Buddhism has begun to integrate into the system of Kyushu.
In addition to this, there were projects to develop water management.
Unlike previous water management efforts, this time the purpose involves not only agriculture but also commercial development.
The canals between major commercial hubs were unobstructed.
This naturally facilitated a series of economic developments.
Gu Xuan established offices along each waterway to record and collect commercial taxes.
This was also Gu Yi's idea.
Although this policy would surely induce a great deal of corruption during periods of administrative decay, with current limited information flow, it is the only way to effectively manage everything.
There is no such thing as perfection, only the most suitable system for the present.
