<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="1" > Data collation: The world is up to the view</h1>
Min (909-945), one of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms, was successively capitalized in Changle Province (present-day Fuzhou, Fujian) and Jianzhou (present-day Jian'ou, Fujian). The area of rule was roughly equivalent to that of present-day Fujian Province.
In 909, Wang Zhenzhi was made the King of Min by Later Liang. In the third year of Later Tang Tongguang (925), Wang Zhenzhi died and was succeeded by his eldest son Wang Yanhan.
In the second year of the Later Tang Dynasty (927), Wang Yanjun, the second son of Wang Yanzhi, killed Wang Yanhan and seized the throne, and in the fourth year of Changxing (933), he declared himself emperor, establishing the capital Changle Prefecture (福州), with the era name Long Qi, and after the coup d'état in the Min state, civil unrest continued.
In the third year of Min Tiande (945), the Southern Tang Sent Troops to Destroy It During the Civil Unrest in Fujian.
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Wang Zhenzhi was appointed as a deputy envoy, he was not arrogant and very measured, and he contributed the most and made the greatest contribution in the process of unifying the whole of Fujian, which made Wang Chao have an unusually heavy trust in him.
After Wang Chao fell ill in December of the fourth year of Tang Qianning (January 898 in the Gregorian calendar), he did not let his son take charge and handed over the military and political power to Wang Zhenzhi. Soon the Tang Dynasty set up a Mighty Army in Fuzhou, and appointed Wang Zhenzhi as the envoy of the Weiwu Army, and later as the King of Langxian County.
The Kaimin Wang clan began to establish its rule over Fujian in the second year of Tang Guangqi (886), when Wang Chaoguan Baiquan Prefecture stabbed him, and after 60 years to 945, Min was destroyed by the Southern Tang Dynasty, marking the end of Wang's rule over Fujian.
Fujian was based on five prefectures (Fuzhou, Jianzhou, Quanzhou, Zhangzhou, and Tingzhou), and the area of rule was roughly equivalent to that of present-day Fujian Province.
Wang Zhenzhi appointed Yan Renyu, who had experience in production, to manage agriculture, and also sent effective officials to "go out to patrol the prefectures and counties and persuade peasants to teach peasants to sang," to bring the displaced people back to their hometowns as many as they could, to give rational arrangements, and to encourage the displaced people who returned to their hometowns to open up wasteland and cultivate land and develop production; at the same time, they should lighten the burden of taxation, and those who cultivate public land should have their taxes "tithe," "not to add violence," and "no campaign to go out on expeditions."; he also encouraged the peasants to plant tea trees and produce a large number of tea leaves to increase the peasants' economic income; they also attached importance to the construction of water conservancy projects, such as repairing the West Lake in Fuzhou, irrigating the people's fields in Minxian and Houguan counties. In Fuqing, seawalls were built, tide protection fields were prevented, and thousands of acres of people's fields were irrigated.
Wang Zhenzhi has built many tea factories in the mountains of northern Fujian, including 38 official roasts and 1336 folk roasts. Wang Zhenzhi built 13 furnaces and smelting houses in Fuzhou for casting. In Jianzhou to develop the ceramic industry, in Tingzhou to place lead to cast lead money and copper coins, and later cast large iron coins, with five hundred texts as the consistency.
Wang Zhenzhi cancelled the checkpoints in the Minjiang River Basin to facilitate the smooth flow of goods and ensure the exchange of materials.
Wang Zhenzhi attaches great importance to talents. After Wang Zhenzhi entered Fujian, he placed a large number of displaced people from the Central Plains, especially cherished the literati and celebrities, and set up special institutions such as the Recruitment Institute to receive bachelors.
These made fujian at that time, especially in the Fuzhou area, make rapid progress in culture and education, "the opening of culture and education, Wu min at the latest, to the beginning of the Tang Dynasty, there were poets; by the end of the Tang Dynasty, sergeant poets sometimes had drifters into Fujian, and poetry and religion gradually prospered, and became more and more prosperous in the Song Dynasty." "Laid a solid foundation for the rise of its post-Southeast culture."
Wang Zhenzhi pays attention to the development of education.
In Fuzhou, "the establishment of four disciplines (equivalent to today's institutions of higher learning) to teach the best of Fujian", selected the well-known person Huang Tao and others as "four doctors". At the initiative of Wang Xianzhi, at that time, there were state schools in the prefecture, county schools in the county, and private schools in remote villages.
Wang Zhenzhi attaches great importance to collecting books.
Wang built and restored 260 temples and 6 pagodas, which have left a rich cultural heritage for future generations.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="13" > data collation source: network</h1>