Reborn in the late Northern Wei Dynasty

Chapter 291
Erzhu Rong had five sons, the eldest son Erzhu Puti died together in Mingguang Palace at the age of 14.

The second son Erzhu Chaluo and the third son Erzhu Wenshu died early, leaving only the fourth son Erzhu Wenchang and the fifth son Erzhu Wenlue.

Having gone through the pain of the death of too many relatives, especially considering that the fourth and fifth younger brothers were lonely and helpless since childhood, Er Zhu Ying'e loved them both very much.

Hearing that the two younger brothers were going to play in the city, Er Zhu Ying'e was worried about their safety, so she specially ordered a group of servants to accompany them.

The two brothers went out the door after laughing, and saw Gao Cheng leading the guards back to the mansion. They wanted to run away quickly, but Gao Cheng stopped him:
"Wen Chang, Wen Lue, where are you going?"

Seeing that he couldn't get away, Er Zhuwen had no choice but to turn around and salute:

"Brother-in-law, brother-in-law and I have obtained permission from sister-in-law and are about to go out to enjoy the prosperity of Luoyang."

After Er Zhuwen slightly saluted, he said in doubt:
"My sister said that my brother-in-law often returns at night, why did he come back so early today?"

Gao Cheng galloped up to him, rolled over and got down, laughed with the two of them:

"I heard that you have already arrived. It's cold outside, so don't go out. I have time today. I just take you to meet the teachers and classmates. From tomorrow, you should concentrate on studying in the East Hall."

The East Hall is the hall of the East Chamber, where the Gao family's sons were educated.

The Erzhu brothers all had bitter faces when they heard the words, they were used to being wild in Jinyang, and their mother, the eldest princess of Beixiang, ate fast and recited Buddha all day long, so she seldom disciplined the two brothers.

If Gao Huan hadn't decided to send them to Luoyang, the two brothers would really be reluctant to live comfortably in Jinyang.

Gao Cheng brought two pieces of dried meat to the East Hall, this apprenticeship ceremony was indispensable no matter what.

The Dongtang school teacher's surname is Lu, and his first name is Jingyu. He was born in the northern ancestor of the Lu family in Fanyang.

Gao Cheng didn't care about his younger brothers' studies, and he didn't dare to play tricks on the selection of teachers.

After Lu Jingyu received two pieces of jerky, he asked the Erzhu brothers a little, and found that they didn't know a few big characters, so he gave each of them a copy of "Thousand Characters".

Ancient enlightenment readings are known as "three hundred thousand", namely "San Zi Jing", "Hundred Surnames", and "Thousand Characters". Among the three, the first two books will not be published until after the Song Dynasty.

However, "Thousand Characters" was compiled by Xiao Yan 30 to [-] years ago. Xiao Yan selected a thousand unique Chinese characters from Wang Xizhi's calligraphy works, and ordered Zhou Xingsi, the waiter of Sanqi, to compile it into a text.

His sentences are as plain as words, easy to recite and easy to remember, and Gao Cheng ordered people to print them in large numbers. Nowadays, all the elementary schools in Kanto are "Students sit side by side in threes and fives, and the world is mysterious and yellow for a year." '

Gao Cheng didn't stay for too long, he randomly checked the homework of several younger brothers, and the brothers Liu Erzhu felt the learning atmosphere in the East Hall, so he left on his own.

Going to Erzhu Ying'e's courtyard, Gao Cheng sighed and said:

"I also know that they are having absurd enjoyment in Jinyang, but they are all twelve or thirteen years old, and they still can't read a few words, which is really unexpected."

Er Zhu Ying'e didn't care, she said with a smile:
"The concubine does not ask them to make progress, but only hopes that they can do their duty and live happily and in good health for the rest of their lives."

Gao Cheng could understand Er Zhu Ying'e's thoughts. The identities of the two brother-in-laws were too special.

So he changed the subject again and said:
"When I'm not in the palace, you pay close attention to Wen Chang and Wen Lue, and don't allow them to leave the palace privately."

"Husband, why do you say that?"

Er Zhu Ying'e was puzzled.

Gao Cheng took her hand, sat on the same couch, and said:
"Wen Chang is fine, but I'm worried that Wen Lue will disturb the people. Ever since Gao Changbi went to Jinyang, Wen Lue has been close to him, and the relationship is irreversible."

Er Zhu Ying'e heard this, her eyebrows were furrowed, and she said displeasedly:
"How did Wen Lue get involved with him?"

Gao Changbi is Gao Yongle's younger brother, the same Gao Yongle who didn't open the door to Gao Aocao in the Battle of Heqiao.

It is Gao Cheng's cousin who stepped on the edge of the fifth server, and the two share a great-grandfather.

Gao Changbi had no other hobbies in his life, but his favorite thing was to walk around the market holding a whip, and when he saw people who didn't like him, he whipped a few whips for fun.

But when he strikes, he also knows how to measure, and he has never hit anyone well or badly.

Others saw that he was Gao Huan's nephew, so they didn't dare to investigate further, so they could only swallow their anger.

After Gao Cheng heard about this, he immediately ordered someone to go to Guangwu County (Zhongmou, Henan) to whip him a hundred lashes, and sent him to Jinyang to be disciplined by Gao Huan.

Therefore, Er Zhu Ying'e also knew the notoriety of this person, so naturally she didn't have a good opinion of him.

Gao Cheng knew what kind of virtue his little brother-in-law was. He couldn't save his life after ten times of exempting him from death.

When we got together with Gao Changbi in Jinyang, what else could we learn? How dare we let him go out of the house privately? Can't be kind.

Since Gao Cheng slaughtered the rebellious clan and courtiers in the second year of Taichang (533), all kinds of people have appeared in Luoyang, except for the lack of powerful and powerful children who did evil.

He didn't want Erzhu Wenlue to appear to fill the gap in this industry.

Gao Cheng carefully explained to Er Zhu Ying'e that if Er Zhu Wenlue insisted on going out, he would follow him no matter what, and take care of him to prevent him from causing trouble.

Er Zhu Ying'e readily agreed, and Gao Xiaozhang was sent to Jinyang. She had nothing to do all day long, and she planned to fulfill her role as an older sister and educate her two younger brothers, especially Er Zhu Wenlue, so he must be lost. Know to return.

After talking about the two brothers-in-law, Gao Cheng was about to have a moment of tenderness with Er Zhu Ying'e, but suddenly someone knocked on the door to report that there was news from Yidu, Qingzhou (Shouguang, Shandong).

When Gao Cheng heard this, he immediately put his children's affair behind him.

He has been paying attention to the news of Yidu these years, and there is no other reason, but a Yidu native named Jia Sixie wrote a book at home, the book is called "Qi Min Yao Shu".

The last time I received news that the entire book was about to be finished. If there were no accidents, I am afraid that this masterpiece will be published soon.

Gao Cheng immediately went out of the room to receive the letter, opened it and read it. As expected, Jia Sixie wrote "Qi Min Yao Shu" on October [-]th.

King Gao has been looking forward to this agricultural book for many years. When Jia Sixie traveled around and visited water and soil, Gao Cheng never forgot to send people to protect him secretly, and even secretly threatened his friends to prevent them from making friends with him and delay writing. .

Gao Cheng couldn't wait to order that Xue Hu'er would lead a hundred guards and drive to Yidu to meet Jia Sixie and the more important agricultural book "Essentials for the People of Qi".

Undoubtedly, it will be used as an important textbook for the agricultural department of the imperial examination together with agricultural books such as "The Book of Fansheng".

And the printing workshop outside Luoyang had to work all night.

Of course, this is not good news for students who are interested in the next agricultural examination.

Er Zhu Ying'e looked at Gao Cheng's heartfelt smile, and the melancholy caused by Er Zhu's strategy disappeared.

(End of this chapter)