In the blink of an eye, another year had passed.
In that year, the Great Yan Dynasty garrisoned its troops in the Nanli Dynasty, the Golden Crow Country, and the Song Dynasty, becoming the undisputed hegemon of the Central Plains.
Under Lu Mingyuan's direction, the Great Yan Court established the North and South Capitals.
The Northern Capital was the Imperial Capital, and the Southern Capital was named Shengjing.
The main purpose of this was to consolidate their rule.
The Southern Capital, formerly known as Luochuan Prefecture, was a massive city situated on the main route to the Western Wilderness, with roads extending in all directions.
This could compensate for the geographical distance between the north and south.
Some scholars speculated that the Court established the Southern Capital of Shengjing to recruit soldiers, build up military towns, and prepare for the unification of the world.
Others believed Shengjing was meant to counter another power: Nanyan.
