In the early years of the Ming Dynasty, because the Japanese pirates robbed the coastland of China, the Emperor Hung-Wu assigned the General De-Shing Zhou to the task of the military disposition and defense in the Fu-Zhou City of Fu-Jian. Based on the geography of Fu-Zhou City, the tasks of the military disposition were to build many fortresses garrisoned by troops around the coastline and to dispose warships to intercept the pirates on the sea. The tasks focused on four dimensions. First, enhance the military defense in the Fu-Zhou City and its vicinity. Second, establish the police to support the military. Third, expand the military force of the Fu-Zhou City. Last, build the Navy in the Nan-Jih to guard the waters close to the Fu-Zhou City.