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Chapter 203 Dare to say that the emperor is Hu'er!
Capital.

The Forbidden City, the Hall of Mental Cultivation.

Ying Lian, the Minister of State and Political Affairs, Minister of Criminal Affairs who also handles the affairs of the Ministry of Finance, is reporting to the emperor the expenditures of the Ministry of Accounts this year. After all, the national treasury is not enough, and he intends to urge Agui to march and end the Jinchuan war as soon as possible. maintain.

"When it comes to using troops, don't rush. The former Ming Hong Chengchou's supervisor Songshan was defeated by our Qing soldiers. That's why Chongzhen urged him too quickly."

Qianlong opposed urging Agui. Although he was eager to recover Xiaojinchuan, he knew the danger of using troops. If the urging of troops led to a hasty deployment of troops and a big defeat, the consequences would be far more dire than the daily consumption of countless money and food.

"Ying Lian, I let you take care of the affairs of the Ministry of Household Affairs, just to let you do it. But if it can relieve the urgent need of the court, you can handle it according to your own circumstances, and you don't need to ask me."

Qianlong was admiring his favorite "Quick Snow and Sunshine Post" by Wang Xizhi of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, but Yinglian didn't expect that this would bother him, so he thought about it and said to Yinglian: "When I went to Jiangnan the year before last, that Lu Shaoxu received me very well. "

Lu Shaoxu was a leading salt merchant in Yangzhou. When Qianlong went to the south of the Yangtze River, he received him in his family's house. He even donated a huge sum of money to the emperor for his trip to the south of the Yangtze River. When he returned to Beijing, Qianlong specially rewarded him with a yellow jacket.

But after two years, why did the emperor mention this Lu Shaoxu again?
After Ying Lian quit, he returned to his ministry to write a letter to the Lianghuai Salt Administration to search the Lu family, so that the Lu family's ill-gotten wealth could be returned to the state for the benefit of the people.

As soon as he left, his grandson-in-law He Shen hurried into the Hall of Mental Cultivation holding a secret box.

Not long after, Qianlong's angry curses came from the hall.

"The Great Dao Day is gone, who will maintain it? I rule the world in the Qing Dynasty, how can there be any reason for the decline of the Dao Dao? How can I use others to maintain it! This Qian Yun deserves to be killed!"

After watching Jia Jia Shikai expose Qian Jun, the governor of Sichuan, Qianlong was touched by Longlin, and he was furious instantly. He Shen was frightened, and Ji Yun, a scholar who was admiring Wang Xizhi's calligraphy with the emperor, hurriedly knelt on the ground.

"Ji Xiaolan, what do you mean by Changming rather easy?"

Qianlong dumped Mi Zhe to Ji Yun, "What else is short hair and long hate?"

Ji Yun hurriedly looked at the secret book in a daze, his brows were furrowed in a moment.

"This Qian Junzhen treats him well, and doesn't think he is biased because of his status as a man. Let him be the governor of a province. He can be called a prominent minister of the frontier. How can he miss the former Ming Dynasty and curse the current dynasty for forcing his hair to be shaved!"

In anger, Qianlong paced back and forth on the jade steps with his hands behind his hands.

Ji Yun didn't dare to speak, and quietly handed the secret book to He Shen, and the latter's expression changed after seeing it.

The words long hair and short hair are really taboo.

The sentence "Let's go from the people to predict peace" seems to be no problem, but there is a problem with Jia Jiashikai's commentary, implying that Qian Yun means that today is not peaceful, otherwise what's the use of divination?
In addition to the implied dissatisfaction with the Qing Dynasty in the poems, Qian Jun's commentary on other people's articles actually harbored evil intentions.

For example, there are commentaries on the great treason and injustice in "On Migration of Rong" written by Jiang Tong, a senior official in the Jin Dynasty.

In the book "Moving Rong Lun", Jiang Tong pointed out that the Qiang and Di people who originally lived in the northwest gradually moved into the Central Plains at that time, and suggested that they should be moved back to their original places, so that "the Rong and the Jin are not mixed, and each has his own place."

This proposal was not adopted by the Jin regime.

Qian Jun recklessly commented on this, saying that at that time, "all the officials in the court were so stupid that they didn't use Jiang Tong's theory, which led to the disaster of the five barbarians."

Jia Jiashikai obtained this comment, claiming that the Wuhu and Rongdi used by Qian Jun reflected the Qing Dynasty, and put forward his opinion, that is, the characters such as Lu and Hu should not be prefixed to the country name of this dynasty.

In his secret papers, he said that in the Han, Tang, Song, Yuan, and Ming Dynasties, the frontiers of the past dynasties were constantly fighting, and they often referred to countries that could not submit as captives.And I, Manchuria, originally lived on the coast of the East China Sea. If I say that the people of Dongyi can do anything, it would be a big mistake to say that I am a captive.

"Now all over the world are the subjects of the Qing Dynasty. Even the poor and remote people can't bear to regard them as captives. How can we add the word "captive" to my Manchu family? I think that Qian Jun, as the governor of a province, blatantly despises me in Manchuria. I am totally disrespectful."

In the end, Jia Jiashikai believed that the war in Jinchuan could not be settled for many years. It was not because of how good the Fan thieves were, but because there were many officials collaborating with the enemy, especially those with evil intentions. Fast fix.

"Your Majesty, do you think it's inappropriate for me to conclude that a province's governor is in collusion with the enemy based on just a few lines of poem annotations?"

What Ji Yun said was fair. The few lines that seem to be dissatisfied with the Qing Dynasty were all extracted from a certain poem by Jia Jia Shikai alone. There is nothing wrong with using it in the original poem. On the contrary, it is indeed a bit far-fetched.

Moreover, Qian Yun's occasional commentary on his thoughts during the reading was also in response to the situation at the time and did not reflect the current dynasty, so he cannot be convicted.

In particular, it is absurd to say that the homophony of "Ming" and "Ming" in Qian Yun's "Yiming Poetry Collection" refers to Qian Yun's "reminiscence of the Ming Dynasty".

If this is also a crime, wouldn't it be an opportunity for some villains to take private revenge, as long as they racked their brains to find words and excerpts from the other party's poems and frame them, the prison case would be completed.

After that, who dares to write and speak?

He Shen didn't say anything, just glanced at Ji Yun, knowing that he had said something wrong again.

Sure enough, the furious emperor heard Ji Xueshi's words and roared angrily: "You whore, what nonsense are you talking about? You must go to Yili!"

Six years ago, Lu Jian, Ji Yun's in-laws who used to transport salt from Huaihe River to Huaihe River, committed corruption and committed crimes. Ji Yun, as his in-laws, protected him. return.

Ji Yun was so frightened that he hurriedly kowtowed, after more than a dozen kowtows, Qianlong hummed slightly: "Okay."

Then he looked at the silent He Shen, "He Shen, what do you think of this matter?"

"Responding to the emperor's words, the servant thought that what Jia Jia Shikai said was not unreasonable."

"Oh?"

Qianlong asked Heshen to talk about the truth.

"One of the poems written by Qian Jun is very disrespectful to our court. He has served as the governor of Sichuan for many years, and the war has always been uncertain. I think there may be something dirty in it. Zhang Guangsi's previous lesson is not far away."

Heshen was in line with Qianlong's wishes, and immediately asked Ji Yun to draw up an order, saying: "Qian Jun has lost his conscience and extinguished the laws of nature. It is really unacceptable. I want the governor of Sichuan to investigate Qian Jun, and he will be handed over to the Ministry of Criminal Justice for severe punishment."

Thousands of miles away, Xiaozhai.

Jia Liu was frowning, because he didn't know how to deal with Chang Qing, the admiral of Yunnan, so that the father-in-law could lead the army successfully.

There are less than ten days left before Ah Gui's full-scale offensive.

Shuan Zhu, who came back from solving Yongtai, ran over to ask for a reward, but seeing the young master's worried face, he couldn't help asking, "Master, what's the matter?"

Jia Liu told the story.

Shuan Zhu thought for a while and said, "Master, wait for me!"

After finishing speaking, he ran back to his "office".

Jia Liu wondered why this guy was there, and Shuan Zhu came back after a while, holding a collection of words collected by Shuchang, the deputy governor of Manchuria.

"Master, if we can't solve Chang Qing, let's solve the three Manchurian vice-dutongs. Well, there is something wrong with Shu Chang."

"what?"

Jia Liu watched in a daze as Shuan Zhu turned to the seventh page, and there was a sentence on it called "Hu'er gallops his horse to the grassland".

"What's wrong with Mongolians riding horses?" Jia Liu wondered.

"Master, Shu Chang called the Mongols Hu'er, it's wrong, it's wrong!"

Yang Zhi snorted, "My Daqing is a Manchurian family. He often said that the Mongols are Hu'ers. Didn't he mean that the young master, the Manchurian consort, is a Hu'er? What's more, the emperor is also a Hu'er!"

　Author's note, Chang Qing, Admiral of Yunnan, mistakenly wrote Dong Qing in the previous article, which has been corrected.

　　
　
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