I want to establish an Aristocratic Family.

Summary

The Son of Heaven inquires about improvements made to cavalry gear, leading to a discussion on the primitive state of saddles, stirrups, and horseshoes. Zhang Yue reveals advancements that could revolutionize cavalry warfare, allowing for better endurance and immediate combat readiness. The historical struggles of generals like Huo Qubing and Wei Qing are highlighted, emphasizing the toll of inadequate equipment. The Son of Heaven reflects on past challenges and asks about the cost of the new gear, learning that while saddles can be produced cheaply, stirrups and horseshoes require better materials, particularly steel, which is costly. This technical issue remains unresolved, prompting further contemplation.

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