Good Landlord of the Tang Dynasty.

Summary

Li Chao arrived at Yu Liang Zhou, where the palace city was nearing completion with various government offices relocating from Chang'an. The area was bustling with officials, students, and merchants, despite a famine affecting the populace. Li Chao presented the results of confiscations to Emperor Li Shi Min, who was disappointed by the limited grain available. The powerful families were reluctant to act recklessly due to the famine, leading to a potential increase in the registered population. The ministers debated how to handle this influx, with suggestions for relocating people to stabilize the situation. Li Chao proposed a structured relocation plan based on proximity to manage the crisis effectively.

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