Good Landlord of the Tang Dynasty.

Summary

Yu Wen Shi Ji returned to Chang'an and reported on the prosperity of Taozhou, showcasing a scroll of paintings depicting its development. The area featured new cities, roads, and agricultural projects, with a population exceeding 113,000, including many newly registered residents from local tribes. Taozhou's economy thrived, promising monthly contributions of 10,000 guan to the court. Additionally, three significant mines were discovered, with potential annual outputs of 800 jin of gold, 300,000 jin of iron, and 100,000 jin of copper. These developments astonished the emperor and ministers, highlighting Taozhou's transformation and its strategic importance.

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