The First Young Master of the Tang Dynasty

Chapter 164 The Biography of Princess Zhao
Princess Jinyang walked to the desk, took out a booklet from under the paperweight, and handed it to Li Chengqian. Li Chengqian took the booklet, and after seeing the names written on the booklet, his hands trembled and he almost dropped the booklet on the ground.

Seeing Li Chengqian's reaction, Xuan Shijing was even more curious about what Sizi wrote to send His Majesty Li Er.

He leaned forward and looked at the book in Li Chengqian's hand. On the cover of the book it was written: Biography of Princess Pingyang Zhao.

Princess Pingyang?Chai Lingwu's biological mother and sister of His Majesty Li Er.

In the Tang Dynasty, Xuan Shijing had heard more or less about this Princess Pingyang. Li Tang Dingding the Central Plains, and Li Yuan's ability to become emperor was inseparable from his personal conditions, but more importantly, he was born. A group of outstanding sons and daughters.Among these sons and daughters, the crown prince Li Jiancheng, the second son Li Shimin and the third daughter Princess Pingyang are the most accomplished.

The four words "heroine hero" were put on her, but she never insulted her. Her talent, courage and courage are not inferior to Li Jiancheng and Li Shimin. , when Li Yuan crossed the Yellow River and entered Guanzhong, Princess Pingyang had already established a large territory in Guanzhong.

To this day, there are still many legends about "Mr. Li" and the Detachment of Women in many places in Guanzhong.

Princess Jinyang actually wrote a biography, shouldn't this be done by a historian.

"Sis, why did you think of writing a biography for Aunt Pingyang?" Li Chengqian looked at Princess Jinyang in confusion, and his tone was full of emotion. Li Chengqian had almost forgotten his impression of Princess Pingyang. Four years old, hiding behind Li Shimin with Li Tai, looking at the mighty funeral procession, although he was a little vague about Princess Pingyang's appearance, but that funeral was deeply imprinted in his mind.

The weather was not very good that day, and it was still raining faintly. Maybe the heavens were also saddened by the passing of this strange woman. Standing on the gate tower of Chang'an City, you can overlook the entire straight and wide Zhuque Avenue Thousands of tiger and ben armored soldiers were dressed in black armor, guarding the surrounding areas, and 40 people from the front and rear Yu Baodao, Da Ren, Hui Zhu, and Ban Jian. The military music resounded in Chang'an, and the funeral procession came out of Chang'an city.

Princess Pingyang is also the only woman who has been buried with military ceremonies so far. This alone is enough to leave her name in history books.

Up to now, thinking of the situation back then, the sound of the drum can still clearly linger in Li Chengqian's mind.

Princess Pingyang and Chai Shao are deeply in love with each other. Since the death of Princess Pingyang, Chai Shao has not reunited.

Seeing the biography written by Jin Yang for Princess Pingyang today, the past came to Li Chengqian's mind again.

The funeral of Princess Pingyang was started with military drums. This matter was opposed by many ministers at the time, but was suppressed by Li Yuan. At least a quarter of the Li family was fought by Princess Pingyang. But within human feelings.

Jin Yang respected Princess Pingyang, and she was in awe of this aunt she had never seen before. Because she was with His Majesty Li Er, she could often hear about Princess Pingyang, so she became more thoughtful. Writing such a biography can be regarded as a vivid description of Princess Pingyang's life, and sending it to His Majesty Li Er is also a thought.

Xuan Shijing took the "Biography of Princess Pingyang Zhao" in Li Chengqian's hand and opened it. It was in standard regular script. Jinyang's calligraphy was learned from Chu Suiliang, and his calligraphy has begun to show the style of a famous master.

"A few days ago, the Lantai Order played the records of the father and emperor about the reign of Wude, and there were some differences in the records of Aunt Pingyang. It is reasonable to record the achievements of Aunt Pingyang in the annals of history, but some historians use Aunt Pingyang The identity of a woman is an excuse, and it is just a scribble on the record, which makes the father furious, and the son thinks that if the historian does not remember it, it is better for the son to write a book." When it comes to those historians, Princess Jinyang seems not very happy, after all Princess Pingyang made great contributions to the royal family of Li and Tang. Unexpectedly, in the history books, only the Spring and Autumn strokes were written, which made Jinyang, who respected Princess Pingyang, very upset.

Of course, His Majesty Li Er was also very angry about this, but all historians have a temper, that is stubbornness, if you are angry with you, I will write mine.

For this kind of behavior of the historian, not to mention His Majesty Li Er, no emperor can control it.

I have to say that Jinyang's idea is very good. Since the historian doesn't want to explain it in detail, he should write a book himself. Jinyang is definitely not short of the money for engraving and printing books. It is only ten years since the death of Princess Pingyang. The common people in the country naturally know about the famous "Mr. Li", which is no different from what was written in Jinyang's book. Perhaps in this way, the deeds of Princess Pingyang will be famous forever.

"Why do you plan to dedicate this book to the emperor?" Li Chengqian asked curiously.

"Father has been angry with the historian for the past two days." Princess Jinyang said with a smile: "If I present this book now, the historian will probably be unlucky, so let's wait for two days."

Princess Jinyang's unlucky historian didn't refer to anything else, it was nothing more than being scolded by His Majesty Li Er.

Speaking of Princess Pingyang, Xuan Shijing thought of Chai Lingwu. Chai Lingwu married Princess Baling as he wished, and now he has served as the governor of Weizhou.

Those people who had good friends with Xuan Shijing back then have already married and established businesses. Cheng Chumo and Qin Ying both went to the army, Cheng Huailiang married Princess Qinghe and served as the left guard in Chang'an City, and Li Chongyi went to Yizhou to be the governor of Yizhou. His long history, he must also want to experience some experience outside, and then return to Chang'an.

"Young Master." When Xuan Shijing was missing his brothers, Uncle Li's voice came from outside, they were not allowed to enter the study, and they could only greet them by shouting.

Hearing the voice, Xuan Shijing returned the brochure to Jinyang, and walked to Uncle Li's side.

The shelf has been built, and the next step is how to hang the rattan chair up. Xuan Shijing saw that the shelf that had been set up was placed in front of Uncle Li, and stepped forward to look at it.

There is a triangular base at the bottom, and a pile is erected, and a piece of wood protrudes horizontally from the top, which has been punched, and there are three iron nails below it.

"Come on, get this thing up." Xuan Shijing said: "Uncle Li, you can pass the iron chain through it and fix it on the shelf for a while. The two sisters over there, go and help move a stool." Xuan Shijing's words were of course addressed to Princess Jinyang's two maidservants standing at the stairs.

One of them nodded and went downstairs quickly. After a while, he brought a stool from the first floor and placed it next to Xuan Shijing.

Seeing that Uncle Li had fastened the iron chain tightly, he said to the guard, "Come on, brother guard, help lift this thing up."

Uncle Li's son knew what Xuan Shijing was going to do, so he moved the stool over and placed it next to the shelf. Uncle Li stepped on the stool and began to connect the other end of the iron chain with the hole on the shelf.

After tossing and tossing for a long time, I finally finished all the things that Princess Jinyang promised to do.

"Sit on it and try." Xuan Shijing said to the guard.

The guard had a strong build, and he must have weighed no less than 140 jin. Hearing Xuan Shijing's words, the guard was taken aback for a moment, and then sat in the "bird's nest" according to Xuan Shijing's words.

(End of this chapter)