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Good Landlord of the Tang Dynasty.

Chapter 7: The Son Relies on the Father's Nobility. [6]



Summary

Zhang Chao proudly observes his father's substantial rewards for valor in The War Of Nakahara, including 500 copper coins, two stones of millet, and a promotion to Seventh Rank Honorary Cavalry Captain. His father's Vanguard Merit, a prestigious military achievement, is highlighted, showcasing his bravery during battle. The economic context reveals high grain prices due to war, making rewards valuable. Zhang Chao calculates the total worth of his father's rewards, amounting to 60,800 wen, equivalent to 2,000 jin of millet, a significant fortune in wartime. The importance of grain over gold or silver is emphasized, as it sustains families during scarcity.

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