After wearing the book, the Buddhist imperial concubine has spoiled again

Chapter 19 His Royal Highness Shocked the Audience
Before the envoys could answer, Emperor Jianyuan said, "The prince's idea is good."

Compared with the last time when the envoys from southern Xinjiang paid tribute, many new pavilions and pavilions were built in the capital, and the streets and alleys were much more prosperous.

He also wanted the envoys to see the changes in Dongliang, and to be able to settle down after returning.

"That's very good, then I would like to thank Your Majesty and His Royal Highness the Crown Prince." The Southern Xinjiang envoy bowed.

After the agreement was made, Pei Xuanling first asked the Ministry of Rites to quickly prepare Dongliang special products and bring them back to the Southern Xinjiang envoy as a return gift.

Then he ordered the Ministry of Rites to start hosting a banquet to entertain the envoys.

Soon, food and wine were served in the imperial dining room to entertain the envoys.

While drinking, the ministers of the two countries chatted about the upcoming friendly cooperation plan.

Since there are few ministers who can speak Southern Xinjiang language, they only chatted a few words, and a minister from the Ministry of Rites chatted with the Sixth Prince.

"Speaking of which, my sixth prince Chao is extremely talented, extremely intelligent, and can speak multiple languages. Southern Xinjiang language is the kind he is relatively good at."

The person who said this was Liang Chunrong, the "master and guest member of the Ministry of Rites", who was in charge of the tribute and reception of the feudal clans.

This person is well versed in the way of dealing with affairs in the officialdom, he is good at trying to figure out the meaning of his superiors, and act according to his superiors' thoughts.

He knew that the Minister of Rites admired the Sixth Prince, so he also praised the Sixth Prince.

The sixth prince and the prince have been brothers and friends since childhood.

Because the sixth prince's mother and concubine Shun concubine was originally the maid of honor of the prince's biological mother "Queen Xiaohui".

"Empress Xiaohui" couldn't serve the emperor when she was seriously ill, so she bestowed Shun concubine to the emperor.

Even though Concubine Shun is a concubine, she is still loyal to "Empress Xiaohui".

Before "Empress Xiaohui" died of illness, Concubine Shun had been serving her carefully.

Concubine Shun has also been teaching the sixth prince to assist the prince.

In addition to this relationship with the prince, the sixth prince is also the youngest calligrapher and connoisseur of calligraphy and painting in the dynasty.

The emperor cherished talents and allowed him to set up a literature museum in his mansion and recruit scholars by himself, so there are many capable people and strange scholars in his mansion.

Therefore, not only the Minister of Rites, but also other forces have been trying to win him over, or provoke the relationship between him and the prince.

If this is not determined, or ambitious, this brotherhood may have been destroyed by external forces long ago.

However, the sixth prince was determined, even if he was named and praised at this moment, he just pretended to be hoarse and said: "This king has been a little angry recently, and his throat is so uncomfortable, so I won't make a fool of myself."

Liang Chunrong: "It's okay, the envoys from southern Xinjiang rarely come here, you can chat with the envoys at will."

Liang Chunrong has already talked about this, the sixth prince should have chatted with the envoys in Nanjiang dialect.

However, he didn't do that.

"You guys don't know, but my brother taught Nanjiang dialect to me." The sixth prince gave up the opportunity to show his talents in public.

Turning to look at the prince, "Brother Huang, why don't you have a good chat with the envoys."

It is true that Pei Xuanling knew the southern Xinjiang language, but he kept a low profile and rarely spoke the southern Xinjiang language on such important occasions.

Therefore, civil and military officials did not know that he had this talent.

At this time, Emperor Jianyuan also spoke, "Prince, I remember that you have learned Nanjiang language, but I haven't heard you say it. Today, while the envoys from Nanjiang are here, you might as well talk to them, just to practice. "

The emperor had already spoken, and after Pei Xuanling responded, he tried to speak to the envoys in Nanjiang dialect.

The chat was nothing more than welcoming the envoys to Dongliang as guests and introducing the customs of Dongliang.

A few simple words, I heard the southern border envoys here praised again and again.

At this moment, the officials present were shocked!

It turns out that His Royal Highness not only knows how to fight, but also speaks Southern Xinjiang dialect!
"." Liang Chunrong originally wanted the sixth prince to show off, but he didn't expect the sixth prince to transfer this opportunity to the crown prince, making the crown prince stole the limelight.

Song Fu, Shangshu of the Ministry of Rites, also saw this scene, and looked at the prince in surprise.

It has to be said that the prince's Southern Xinjiang dialect is fluent and standard.

Unlike those envoys from southern Xinjiang who spoke bad Central Plains dialect.

But even so, the sixth prince is still the prince he admires the most, not one of them.

Next, the prince also joined the chat with the messengers.

Half an hour later, the banquet came to an end.

When the Ministry of Rites prepared the return gift from Southern Xinjiang, Emperor Jianyuan said to the prince: "Prince, you and the ministers of the Ministry of Rites have a good life to send the envoys from Southern Xinjiang, and I will not go."

Emperor Jianyuan suffered from seasickness, and he was very sick. He would not take a boat unless necessary.

Moreover, he also appointed a few adult princes to accompany him, saying that he wanted them to follow to increase their knowledge.

In this regard, the crown prince, ministers of the Ministry of Rites, and princes agreed one after another.

After the banquet was over, Pei Xuanling went to the palace gate and asked casually, "Is the carriage ready for leaving the palace?"

Huang Dechang led the way, "When you go back to Your Highness, everything is ready, and it stops in front of the palace gate. Jiang Meiren is already waiting for you in the carriage."

Speaking of which, Jiang Meiren is a little different today than in the past.

He couldn't tell exactly what was different, but it looked pretty anyway.

After a while, everyone arrived at the gate of the palace to gather.

Under the arrangement of officials from the Ministry of Rites, some princes, ministers and envoys rode horses and some rode in carriages.

After everything was arranged properly, Pei Xuanling walked to his carriage.

When he got to the carriage, Huang Dechang raised the curtain with Buddha dust.

Pei Xuanling stepped on the little eunuch's back and got into the carriage. When he looked up and saw the woman in the carriage, he couldn't help being slightly taken aback.

(End of this chapter)