Great Tang Dynasty

Chapter 1833 Official Dispute
Above the court, there were many people who defended Qin Tian.

Soon, those who defended and those who impeached were bickering.

Although Li Shimin was already used to this kind of quarrel, he was a little annoyed to quarrel because of this. Slaying the dragon would do great harm, but there are still people who obstruct Qin Tian's encirclement and suppression. What are such people doing if they don't kill them?
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Therefore, regarding this matter, Li Shimin was more inclined towards Qin Tian.

However, Qin Tian killed the officials casually like this, and it was indeed a bit casual.

It's not good if Qin Tian develops a habit.

Li Shimin's eyes narrowed slightly, he hesitated for a moment, then waved his hand, and said: "Everyone, please be quiet, there is no need to talk about Qin Tian's matter, the encirclement and suppression of dragons is of great importance, whoever dares to stop, kill without mercy, then The two officials didn't understand my court's bottom line, so they killed them, and as for Qin Tian's murder, I will teach him a lesson when he comes back, so I won't talk about it in court."

Qin Tian didn't say that he would let Qin Tian go, but he was no longer allowed to mention Qin Tian in court, so everyone could see that Li Shimin wanted to protect Qin Tian.

Everyone looked at each other, smiled wryly, and there was nothing they could do.

Not to mention Qin Tian, ​​everyone just dragged the matter to the vacancy of officials in central Shu.

"Your Majesty, the number of officials in Shuzhong has decreased a lot. Without these officials, the governance of those places may be very problematic. We, the Tang Dynasty, must quickly select talents to replace Shuzhong."

"Yes, please make a decision as soon as possible. Jincheng, as the central city in the middle of Sichuan, needs to dispatch officials as soon as possible. I recommend the king of the capital to go."

The king is a member of Li Tai, king of Wei, and he wants to place his own people in the heart of the fiefdom of Li Ke, king of Shu. up.

When Li Ke heard the name Wangdu, his expression became very ugly. He never thought that Li Tai would do such a disgusting thing, that he wanted to install his own people in his fief. Does he still want to show his face?

Li Ke was angry, so he quickly gave some hints to his people, asking them to recommend candidates as soon as possible.

"My lord, I don't think the king is good enough. I recommend Mr. Zhao Qian. Mr. Zhao has worked in Shuzhong before, and he knows the situation there. It is actually the best to let Mr. Zhao go."

"........."

Li Tai, King Wei, and even the crown prince Li Chengqian and the king of Jin Li Zhi represented by Changsun Wuji sent people to fight for it. Several forces came and went with each other, criticizing each other, and the whole hall was suddenly noisy.

Some people even quarreled and almost raised their hands.

The chaotic situation in the court was a bit disastrous, Li Shimin frowned, he knew what these people thought, of course, the turmoil in Sichuan was a great opportunity for them to invade Sichuan.

Some of them entered Shuzhong, which was equivalent to placing a nail in Li Ke's camp, which had a restraining effect on Li Ke.

Li Ke, the king of Shu, naturally didn't want this kind of thing to happen. He wanted the whole of Shu to belong to him.

Li Shimin laughed secretly, the whole of Sichuan is Li Ke's people, how is that possible?

Most of those people who were bought by Li Ke and those who instigated rebellion defected to Li Ke's camp. It was a bit inconvenient for him, the emperor, to intervene. Now Tulonghui opened a gap for him. Naturally, Li Ke's people will not be allowed to continue to control the entire Shuzhong.

The geographical location of that place is too complicated, and it’s a little bit too good. As long as the Shu road is blocked, it will be very difficult to attack. If Li Ke, the king of Shu, is rebellious, he can be a safe place in that place in the middle of Shu. A corner of the king's.

This situation is naturally not what Li Shimin wants to see.

However, the current Li Shimin didn't think of a suitable candidate, so he couldn't make a decision yet. He waved his hand and said, "Okay, this matter will be discussed tomorrow, and it's getting late. Let's retreat."

After retreating from the court, the officials left one after another. It may be because of the fierce quarrel in the hall just now. Everyone seemed to be hostile when they left the hall. What kind of conflict is it? It's just some unfriendly exchanges in the eyes.

And after they left like this, they gathered together to discuss how to grab the fat in their mouths next.

Of course, among these people, Li Ke, king of Shu, was the most angry. The fat meat belonged to him in the first place, but because it fell on the ground, others thought it was ownerless.

Annoyed, Li Ke felt that it was too irritating, almost driving everyone to death.

The officials left, and Li Shimin returned to the imperial study. The vacancy of officials in central Shu was an opportunity for him, an opportunity to prevent the chaos of the vassal king.

If all the officials in Shu belong to Li Ke, then Li Ke has no worries. Once he fails to win the position of emperor, the possibility of rebellion will be very high.

But if the situation in Shu is disturbed, the situation will be much better.

But how to solve this matter?
In Li Shimin's view, there are two ways to solve this problem. The first is to send some people who are loyal to the court. Those who are loyal to the court are those who are loyal to Li Shimin. This must have had a certain impact on Li Ke.

What's more, the people who send other princes, such as Li Tai, or Jin Wang Li Zhi, after their people enter Shuzhong, can also play a restraining role.

However, in these two situations, which one should be used, Li Shimin was a little uncertain.

Is it better to make the situation in Sichuan more chaotic, or not to be chaotic?
If there is some chaos, all the people will be sent to Shuzhong, and let them restrain each other. If there is no chaos, only Li Shimin's people will do.

Li Shimin walked back and forth in the imperial study, if one day the crown prince ascended the throne, would he be able to control the situation in central Shu?
It might be difficult if he is alone, but it might be better if there are other forces to restrain him.

Thinking of Li Chengqian's situation, Li Shimin felt that he should make some long-term plans, so at this time, he had already made a decision.

In Shuzhong, all forces from all sides must join in. Of course, Li Shimin's people must also be there.

All he needs to do now is to distribute people from several forces, so that their people can enter Shu, and they can restrain each other.

Of course, Li Ke's people had to be the governor of Jincheng, otherwise it would be too much.

(End of this chapter)