After the domestic turmoil was quelled, Yin Shimin chose not to resort to force again.

This country, after experiencing consecutive turmoil, had long become unbearable for the people.

It was evident everywhere, all desolate due to the wars.

Therefore, Yin Shimin changed the era name to Zhenguan and ordered a general amnesty, exempting taxes for the whole country.

Daqin began a five-year period of recuperation.

In the north, there were Liu Bang and Meng Tian guarding, making it difficult to conquer for a while.

Yin Shimin was only forty years old, and he had ample time to make the whole world submit.

During those five years, Yin Shimin initiated drastic reforms.

He implemented the system of garrison troops in the military, organized population registration in agriculture, and developed agriculture.

In the court, he won over the nobles of the six states and made efforts to make up for the resentment of the descendants of the six states towards the Qin Dynasty.

In five years, he steadily and methodically consolidated the entire Daqin, turning it into an integrated entity.