The Golden Palace was in the early dynasties.

The young crown prince sat on top of the golden hall and set up a slightly smaller dragon chair next to the emperor's dragon chair.

The crown prince in a dark dragon robe sat there, his face was serious and serious.

Hundreds of officials went to the palace and worshiped the prince.

The prince also raised his hand very decently, "Zhong Aiqing is flat." ”

The permanent counselors then knelt on the futon, and for the prime minister of the political hall and the scholars of the Hanlin Academy, and the purple-robed and jade-belted bigwigs of these palaces, the prince gave them chairs to show their honor.

The early dynasties, especially the ordinary dynasties, were actually just routines, and important affairs would not be discussed here, at most they would just announce some edicts in public.

And these edicts were all approved by the prime ministers and scholars of the palace, and the emperor who was recuperating in the Ganlu Palace.

Not far behind the crown prince, there is also a screen, behind which the queen Shan sits to listen to the government.

Of course, the queen does not have decision-making power, she just takes care of the young crown prince, and at the same time, she sits there and represents the emperor.

"The edict canonized Ashina Mohedu as the Turkic Marquis Quli Qibi Khan, conferred the title of King of Tochar, and awarded the rank of general of the auxiliary state."

"The edict is to grant the left god Mighty Tiger Ben General Ashina Danai as the Taishou of Yiwu County."

When the will was proclaimed by His Highness, no one objected.

These two decrees were put forward by the emperor himself, and then passed by both the government hall and the Hanlin Academy.

For the Great Qin monarchs and ministers, since the Western Turks want to show their swords to Great Qin, then Great Qin will inevitably fight back. The unrestricted counterattack and the holding of Mohedu as the new khan were just a ploy to divide the Western Turks.

At this time, the proclamator read the third edict.

"Canonize Tiele Zhenzhu Khan Yi Lost Bowl as the King of Jinshan, and add the rank of General of the Auxiliary Kingdom."

Temple of Manna.

Yu Linlang pushed the emperor in the palace courtyard, the weather was dark today, but it was very cool.

The young prince walked beside him, and was reporting to the emperor on the situation of the early dynasty.

This is like homework, now the emperor requires the prince to listen to the government every morning, and then come back to tell him, and the emperor will ask the prince about some things in the court from time to time.

"Well, it's very clear, it seems that I didn't doze off when I went to court."

Listening to his father's praise, Jiawen was very pleased.

"Jiawen, why do you say that the imperial court wants to confer the captive Mohedu as the Khan?"

"Father is going to let Mo Helu fight with the two uncles and nephews of Shooting Kui, so that our Daqin can sit and reap the benefits of the fisherman."

"Hahaha, I didn't expect you to have this understanding, not bad."

The prince said a little shyly, "Actually, these are not what Erchen thought of, but Li Zhanshi taught Erchen." ”

"Oh, it turned out that Li Gang said it, but it's good that you can remember it."

Li Gang served as the army of Qi Wang Yu Wenxian in the Northern Zhou Dynasty, and after entering the Sui Dynasty, he served as the crown prince Xian Ma of the crown prince Yang Yong. Later, Li Yuan established the Tang Dynasty and awarded him the title of Zhan Shi of the completed East Palace.

This is a very talented and upright person, advocating high style and bright festivals.

When he joined the army as the king of Qi in the Northern Zhou Dynasty, Emperor Xuan of Zhou wanted to kill Yu Wenxian and let Li Gang frame him for fabricating charges, but Li Gang swore to death.

After Yu Wenxian was unjustly killed, Li Gang was not afraid of danger and pushed the cart alone to collect Yu Wenxian's body, while the other subordinate officials were all far away, only Li Gang collected Yu Wenxian's body and buried it.

When he was Yang Yong's crown prince Xian Ma, he also routinely persuaded the prince Yang Yong, but unfortunately he didn't listen to him. became Li Jiancheng's crown prince Zhan Shi, and he is still conscientious.

It was precisely because of Li Gang's words and deeds that Luo Cheng specially appointed him as the squire of the Ministry of Rites and the prince Zhan Shi, and made him Jiawen's teacher, responsible for teaching the prince's words and deeds.

Now it seems that the effect is still good, at least the current prince is very satisfied with Luo Cheng.

Especially during this time, he suddenly suffered a stroke, and the filial piety shown by the prince and the seriousness were all satisfying. At a young age, he got up early every day to listen to the government, although he basically couldn't understand it, but he worked hard to do it.

"Li Gang is a very good teacher, you have to respect him, and you have to listen to his teachings more, understand?"

"Yes, Father." The crown prince looked at the emperor, "Father, how long will it take for you to get better?" ”

"What, are you annoyed by the court?"

"If you go to court for your father to listen to the government, your father will be able to get better sooner, and your sons are willing to get up early every day to listen to the government."

"Hahaha, your father is happy about what he said." Luo Cheng stretched out his hand and stroked the prince's head, "Don't worry, my father's body is recovering quickly, you see that now, my father's hand has basically recovered, he can take things by himself, and he can even pick up a pen and write a few words." ”

"Father, why don't you let the King of Chu and King Wu also come to Chang'an, I haven't seen them for a long time, and I miss them very much."

When Luo Cheng suddenly suffered a stroke and fell into a coma, the first thing the prime ministers thought of was to secretly take the prince to Chang'an.

They did not accept other princes, and at the same time asked the officials left behind in Luoyang to closely monitor the movements of the princes, and forbade anyone to take them out of Luoyang, the purpose of which was naturally to prevent people from supporting them and causing chaos.

But now the situation is becoming clearer, and the emperor summons several courtiers every day.

Some rumors outside are self-defeating.

"It's so far all the way, let them stay in Luoyang and be lazy."

Luo Cheng was lying in a wheelchair, quietly thinking about the current situation.

During his illness, the greatest danger to the imperial court was not external enemies, but internal troubles.

The prime ministers drove all the clans such as Cunxiao, Shixin, and Luo Yi to the feudal state, and directly removed them from all their actual positions, and he knew that the prime ministers were worried that someone would take advantage of the opportunity to make trouble.

Although Luo Cheng believes in these brothers very much, the prime ministers' approach is not wrong, after the actual sealing of the clan, the clan should no longer be allowed to hold important official positions, especially the control of military power.

Historically, at the beginning of the Western Jin Dynasty, the clan was divided, and it was only for the fiefdom to eat, and it did not allow the clan to leave Beijing to become a vassal. Later, in order to suppress the heroes with different surnames and the nobles of the gate lords, these clans were allowed to go out of the town, each served as the governor, and unified to several states.

Later, the power of these emperors' uncles and nephews was great, so the emperor could only divide his own princes in a big way, so that they could have a larger feudal state and hold more important official positions.

As a result, this did not change anything at all, but instead allowed the clan and royal family to hold power that seriously threatened the emperor, and finally there was the Rebellion of the Eight Kings.

Luo Cheng had no intention of changing the kings that the prime ministers had divided during his serious illness, whether it was their fiefdom or title.

He is not worried about the other kings now, and he will be divided into seals, but the heir is always concerned about him now.

The 90,000 horses who inherited the industry have been trapped in Dafeiling for more than two months.

The 300,000 enemy troops are still under siege.

Now there are ministers in the DPRK and China, asking for peace talks with Tibet and the Western Turks, or even simply giving up Tuyuhun in exchange for the end of the war.

The war has escalated in an all-round way, and it will not end for a long time, but it is far away, and the military expenditure of the imperial court is extremely huge, too many soldiers and civilians have been recruited, and too much money and food have been used.

The inheritance must be kept.

Once the heir is lost, the 90,000 soldiers and civilians on the Dafei Ridge will be lost. And once the heir army is defeated, the court is afraid that more people will oppose it and continue to fight.