Chapter 8 The upper part of the documentary of the Shihu (Stone(30)

The first month of the first year of Xiankang (335). Shi Hu, the king of Later Zhao, ordered Shi Sui, the crown prince, to examine the issues of writing and writing. Only the matters of making sacrifices to rural temples, selecting local officials, conducting raids, and punishing and killing were personally examined. Shi Hu liked to build the palace, and the Guanqitai collapsed. He killed the master, Shaofu Ren Wang, and rebuilt the house, doubling the size of the original one. Liu Zhi, Shi Shizu's nanny, became Lord Yicheng. She interfered in the government, accepted bribes, and sought to be appointed to an official position. Most of the people promoted came and went from Shi Hu's house. In March, Shi Hu went on a tour of the south and returned to the Yangtze River. In September, Shi Hu moved the capital to Ye and granted a general amnesty. Shi Hu ordered that people of all ethnic groups could be religious, so Buddhism flourished. In December, Zhang Jun had the ambition of annexing Qinzhou and Yongzhou. He sent Qu Hu, a soldier, to the Eastern Jin Dynasty, thinking: "After the death of Shi Le and Li Xiong, Shi Hu and Li Qi inherited the rebellion, and the people left the monarchy, and gradually passed through a generation. Senility and death, the younger generation does not know the old, admire the heart, day by day estranged, day by day forgotten. I beg you to order Sakong Jian and Yu Liang, the general of the westward movement, to sail in the Yangtze River and Mianyang water, echoing with me, and to launch at the same time."