When he got up the next morning, he opened his eyes and suddenly found himself sleeping on the queen's couch. He was very unhappy, but he immediately realized that yesterday was the enthronement ceremony, and he had to stay overnight in the Changqiu Palace to show the dragon and phoenix.

The queen had already gotten up, took off her big makeup, and didn't put on makeup at all, just completely without makeup. The queen also changed out of the luxurious dress she wore yesterday with phoenix embroidery, and put on the black dress that the queen likes on weekdays.

The emperor glanced at the queen and felt that the queen's dress was slightly better than the vulgar appearance of heavy makeup, so he pursed his lips and smiled at the queen. The Empress also smiled faintly, and then began to wash and change clothes for the Emperor and have breakfast with the Emperor.

Unprecedentedly, the queen has very few words today. The emperor couldn't bear it anymore, patted the queen's hand and said, "Today is my first court meeting after I ascended the throne, and I should go." Your brother, as well as your rank, will be rewarded. You can rest assured. You're the master of the harem now, you have to be good, you know? The Emperor's tone was gentle. He is such a person, when he speaks to women, whether he likes it or not, his words are as gentle as water, which makes people listen to it like drinking nectar.

The queen nodded and said, "Well, Your Majesty, just rest assured." ”

Xiao Tuyou smiled and said, "I'm going to Qianyuan Palace, I'll come to see you when I have time." ”

The queen's pure attitude and unruly noise made the emperor's irritable mood suddenly improve because he didn't stay in Yinglu Palace.

The emperor's steps rose, and the emperor's mood became even better. The emperor leaned on the chariot and looked at the cornices of the towering front hall of the Qianyuan Palace, which was getting closer and closer, and smiled knowingly.

At this moment, Tuyu is convinced that the grand cause of the Chongjing Dynasty is about to be fully opened.

Today's court meeting is extremely important, but there is only one item on the agenda: to establish a new policy and issue a new policy edict. Thanks to the successful mediation of the princes, the princes and ministers had agreed on all the issues before the court meeting. The pilgrimage meeting was held symbolically for a short time, and ended with a roar of praise.

The matters agreed upon by the court were issued one by one in the form of edicts:

The first edict was to change the current administrative structure of the Daishosho Pilgrimage. Taking the advantages of both the county system and the county guard system and eliminating the disadvantages, the law of coexistence and rule of county and county guards was changed to the law of coexistence and division of county and county guards. The counties were reinstated as counties. Within the county, the county king and the county guard coexisted, each holding different powers. The power of sacrifice and military affairs is in the hands of the county king, and the power of administration and finance is in the hands of the county guard. The king of the county and the county guard are all subordinates of the emperor to the administration of each county, even if the king of the county is not the king of the county where he is located. The county king and the county guard are not subordinate to each other, and are respectively responsible to the emperor. The county king and the county guard do not have co-directors, and if they really need to co-serve in case of emergency, the county king is the upper and the county guard is the lower, but they are not courteous to the monarch and ministers. For those counties that originally implemented the county state system, the imperial court newly appointed the county guards, coexisting and divided with the original county kings, and the administrative, financial and other powers that originally belonged to the county kings were transferred to the county guards. For those counties that originally implemented the county guard system, they were renamed county states, and the emperor appointed another county king to go, and the sacrificial and military powers that originally belonged to the county guard were allocated to the county king. The county kings who are now divided into county states and the county guards who are already in office have not changed, and they are still serving as county kings or county guards in the same place. All county kings serve as county kings for life, and they will not be taken away or replaced unless there is a major deed. The county code was appointed, dismissed, or changed at any time by the imperial court. In addition, the location of the national capital of all counties is no longer called the national capital, but is renamed the county capital. All the palaces of the county kings are no longer called royal palaces, but are renamed county palaces.

The second edict was about the hereditary privilege of the county king. Except for the three founding meritorious county kings, the king of Beiling County, the king of Ganzi County, and the king of Xiangting County, who enjoy hereditary replacement privileges, other county kings do not enjoy hereditary replacement privileges. These county kings who had no hereditary replacement privileges were appointed by the emperor as county kings, and after the new county kings went to the country, all the original county royal families moved back to the holy capital.

The third edict is about the surname of the king. All county kings must be clan relatives of the Xiao clan. For this reason, Chang Ji, the king of Xiangting County, and his descendants changed their surname to "逄", and the other clansmen of the Chang clan still maintained their original surnames. Xiao Ji and his descendants are also the Ao Chang Clan Temple and the Tsuo Clan Temple.

The fourth edict was about the territories of Beiling County, Ganzi County, Fufeng County, Danju County, Haixi County and Shanggu County. Due to the great merits of the above-mentioned meritorious county kings in the founding of the country, the special brigadier incorporated some of the territories adjacent to the county states into the county states.

The fifth edict is about the privileges of the kings of Beiling, Ganzi, and Xiangting in their respective counties. In view of the special merits of the kings of Beiling, Ganzi, and Xiangting, Tegarn allowed the kings of these three counties to exercise the right of subdivision within their counties, and changed the single-son inheritance system to the multi-son inheritance system, that is, the kings of the three counties could divide their counties into a number of smaller counties and divide them among their own heirs, regardless of the eldest and youngest of their descendants. This law is regarded as Emperor Teen. But how to divide the territory and to whom it is divided depends on the will of the king of the three counties. The kings of the three counties need to report to the emperor in advance, and after the emperor's permission and the division is completed, a new county and county king will be established. Except for the heirs who inherited the throne of the kings of the three counties, the newly sealed counties had no hereditary right to replace them. However, the county guards of the newly carved counties were appointed by the imperial court.

The sixth edict is about the upbringing of the prince. Reform the upbringing tradition of all princes residing in the Holy Capital. Except for the crown prince, all the princes were entitled to the county as the county king. The crown prince studied governance with the emperor in the holy capital; After the prince of the feudal county reaches the age of 16, he goes to the county and the county guard to manage the government of a county, and the prince who is a minor under the age of 16 is raised by his biological mother in the palace, and only serves as the name of the king of the county and the county, and does not serve as a director. All the county kings who are divided out also have no hereditary privileges.

The seventh edict was about the crown prince and several other sons of Emperor Longwu. The crown prince repeatedly asked for the title to be reduced to the king of the county, and went out of the county and remote counties. All the clan relatives also asked His Majesty to grant his request. His Majesty was bent on comforting the prince, but the prince's intention was so strong that he wept bitterly all day long, and his heart palpitated until he fainted. For the time being, he was renamed the king of Canaan and went out of the county of Canaan. After Xiao Jia's body recovers, he will resume his position as the crown prince. The other three sons of Emperor Longwu were no longer called "princes", but were renamed "Hou", respectively, Xiao Cheng (thirty years old), and was named Marquis of Qi; Xiao Xiu (twenty-four years old), named Liuhou; Xiao Qin (twenty years old), named Wohou; Xiao Cheng, Xiao Xiu, and Xiao Qin still live in the holy capital, and after Xiao Jia restores the title of prince, he will be given another title.

The eighth edict is about the rank of the prince. The queen's son, Xiao Zhi, was named Prince Jiarong. The original Prince Yongcheng Mansion was changed to Prince Jiarong's Mansion.

The eighth edict is about the selection of several ministers. Prime Minister Hong Tong and Imperial Historian Liao Xia were riddled with old illnesses, and they invited themselves to the office and allowed them to invite. Guangluqing Luo Yuan was appointed as the prime minister, Tingwei Du Gong was appointed as the imperial historian, and Zongzheng Cheng Lie was promoted to Guangluqing. The post of Taiwei, which had been vacant since Emperor Chongjing succeeded to the throne, was taken over by Wei Weiqing Dou Ji. A number of other nine official positions were appointed.

The ninth edict is about the centralized upbringing of the princes of the county, the guards of the county, and the sons of the clan. In view of the large differences in the degree of civilization in each county, in order to ensure that the upbringing of the county king and the concubine of the county guard is not affected, a centralized education system is implemented. The first is the Taixue education system. The county kings and county guards in various places choose one son under the age of 16 and over the age of 8 to enter the Taixue and raise them together with the minor princes in the holy capital. If the eldest son is of the right age, the eldest son will enter the Taixue. If the eldest son is over 16 years old, he will choose another son of the appropriate age to enter Taixue. If there is no son-in-law of appropriate age, other sons will be replaced, and so on. If all the children have not reached the age of eight, they will not be sent to the Holy Capital for the time being. The second is the guard experience training system. If all the sons of the county king and the county guard are over 16 years old, they will choose one of their sons to serve as the corresponding official position of the Nangong Guard or the Beigong Guard, to protect the emperor and guard the holy capital.

In this way, the new policy of Emperor Chongjing, the second emperor of the Daishosho Dynasty, began to be fully implemented.

After the redivision of the territory, the country was divided into 17 counties, namely Beiling County, Xiangting County, Shanggu County, Haixi County, Suli County, Gongbai County, Fufeng County, Ganzi County, Danzhu County, Ziyuan County, Zhanglu County, Fushui County, Hushui County, Yunzhong County, Liuchuan County, Lander County, and Canaan County.

Among the many upstarts, the most notable are the kings, which are divided into several categories:

The first category, princes: Prince Jiarong, twenty-three years old, the eldest son of Emperor Chongjing and Empress Yu.

The second category, hereditary kings of the county: Beiling County Wang Xiao Tuxiu, Ganzi County Wang Xiao Shihuan, Xiangting County Wang Xiao Ji (formerly known as Chang Ji).

The third category is the non-hereditary county kings canonized during the period of Emperor Longwu: Fufeng County Wang Xiaoqing (forty-nine years old), Danzhu County Guo Xiaolong (fifty-one years old), Haixi County Guo Xiaowu (sixty years old), Shanggu County Guo Xiaoning (fifty-five years old).

The fourth category, the new non-hereditary county kings of Emperor Chongjing: Canaan County King Xiaojia; Suli County Wang Xiaomu, Huanshui County Wang Xiaoke, Landjun Wang Xiao, Liuchuan County Wang Xiao, Zhu Baht County Wang Xiaoji, Zhanglu County Wang Xiaozhong, Yunzhong County Wang Xiaoji, Fushui County Wang Xiaojian, Ziyuan County Wang Xiao. Among them, the king of Canaan, Xiao Jia, is the son of the first emperor and is thirty-six years old. The rest of the Xinfeng county kings are the princes of Emperor Chongjing, Suli County Wang Xiaomu is 21 years old, Hushui County Wang Xiaoke is 20 years old, Landjun Wang Xiaomin is 19 years old, Liuchuan County Wang Xiaocheng is 18 years old, Qibah County Wang Xiaoji is 17 years old, Zhanglu County Wang Xiaozhong is 16 years old, Yunzhong County Wang Xiaoji is 16 years old, Yushui County Wang Xiaojian is 15 years old, and Ziyuan County Wang Xiaoji is 13 years old. Since the prince of Fushui and the king of Ziyuan were not yet sixteen years old, they did not go to the county for the time being, but concentrated their education in Taixue.

After the court meeting, there was a staggering of plans in the holy capital. The newly divided county kings are ready to go to the county to take up their posts, the promoted three dukes and nine secretaries are ready to start taking up their new posts, and more ministers are beginning to go to the door, hoping to go to the counties to serve as county guards. There was an extraordinary bustle and prosperity in the holy capital.