Good Landlord of the Tang Dynasty.

Summary

The emperor of the Tang dynasty recognized the military achievements of soldiers from Taozhou after the battle at Jiangxin City, rewarding them with brocade robes and special honors. Zhang Chao, already a high-ranking official, received multiple envoy positions, granting him greater authority in military and civil matters. The emperor's appointments included roles for suppression, salt and iron taxation, and transportation, allowing Zhang Chao to mobilize troops independently. The court's new tax policies, including a ten percent levy on salt and iron, were implemented to replenish the treasury for future military campaigns, reflecting the need for increased revenue amidst ongoing military expenditures.

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