Jie teaches the Immortal Sweeping Heaven’s Cultivation of All Heavens

Chapter 31 Red Mansion 29
Jia Lian played well with Liu Xianglian since childhood, so he also practiced kung fu with Liu Xianglian.

Later, when Wang Xifeng came to Rongguofu, he also learned riding and shooting, and he and Jia Lian liked to compete with each other like enemies.

The aroused Jia Lian, who was spoiled and spoiled, endured the hardship and continued to exercise.

After that, Jia Lian followed Liu Xianglian to participate in martial arts examinations.

Although he did not pass the martial arts examination, he did pass the martial arts examination and became a member of the army.

During this southern expedition, Jia Lian was encouraged by several friends, Liu Xianglian and Feng Ziying, and signed up to join.

Although Wang Xifeng was worried, she happily packed Jia Lian's luggage. She was waiting for Jia Lian to earn a job for her and come back.

She accompanied Xue Baoqin to send Jia Lian and Liu Xianglian away.

Xue Baoqin was already pregnant and was still a few months old, but Mother Liu attached great importance to her health and sent her most capable nanny to follow Xue Baoqin and take care of Xue Baoqin.

Jia Hu and Liu Heng stood on the city wall, watching the army set off.

The two of them are now in the Ministry of War and the other in the Ministry of Households, managing the army's food and grass.

This is a very important task. Food and grass are related to the spirit and body of frontline soldiers.

If food and grass cannot keep up, how can hungry soldiers fight against the enemy?
The emperor attached great importance to this war and handed over the most important part to Jia Hu and Liu Hao, which showed the emperor's trust in these two people.

The two men had lived up to the emperor's trust and had caught some rats in action.

Some people are so courageous that they dare to attack military rations.

The two men had identified those people, sent people to keep an eye on them, and then used them to catch the people behind them.

The two of them had already set up a trap, waiting for those people to fall into the trap.

Jia Hu asked: "Who do you think is behind the scenes?"

Liu Heng chuckled: "Don't you already have a guess? Why ask me."

Jia Hu sighed: "Jia Zhen is a hollow-minded, stupid, and self-righteous guy. Fortunately, the Yizhong County Prince doesn't think much of him, and he is not approached for anything he really wants to do. Otherwise, it will be just this time. If he steals military rations, he will be killed, and it will also bring trouble to Ronger, Xichun and the others."

Liu Heng: "If I don't want to implicate innocent people, it's better to deal with him early."

Jia Hu frowned when he heard this.

He agreed with Liu Heng's opinion, but after all, he was his relative. Jia Zhen was kind to him when he was a child, so he couldn't make a move for a while.

Liu Heng: "If you continue to break things off, you will suffer chaos. Look at how straightforward Aunt Zhao is."

Jia Hu didn't hide Aunt Zhao's matter from Liu Ping.

Jia Hu sighed and said, "I understand."

Liu Heng gave him another idea: "You can ask someone to talk to Youshi."

A few days later, Jia Yuanchun received news from Ningguo Mansion: Jia Zhen was about to die!
Jia Rong and Jia Qiang rushed back to the capital again, supported Jia Zhen's coffin, and took Youshi out of the capital and returned to Jinling.

Jia Rong did not inherit the title of Ningguofu, and Ningguofu was taken back by the emperor.

One of the four princes and eight princes is now missing.

At the same time, the capital city was in chaos.

Those who took action against the army rations were all arrested by the Jin Yiwei.

The emperor showed no mercy and killed all these people. Their relatives were exiled thousands of miles and sent to the border.

Those who were unlucky were directly recruited into the military camp by the border army and sent to the battlefield.

Whether you survive or not depends entirely on luck.

The man behind the scenes was caught by the emperor, and it was Prince Yizhong, the son of the deposed prince Prince Yizhong.

This child believed that the throne belonged to his family and wanted to rebel. He got entangled with many of the old tribes of the deposed prince, including several of the four princes and eight princes.The emperor gave Prince Yizhong a cup of poisonous wine and spared his wife and children.

But for those who followed Prince Yizhong, the emperor was not lenient at all.

The Niu family of Zhenguo, the Ma family of Zhiguo and the Chen family of Qi were all raided.

The Niu family was the natal family of the princess of Uizhong County and was the most involved, so it ended the worst.

All the adult men in the family were killed, the women entered the Jiaofangsi, and the underage men became eunuchs.

A noble concubine from the Chen family of Qi State begged for mercy. No one died, but the whole family was exiled to the land of the Southern Barbarians.

The noble concubine of the Chen family died not long after the Chen family left Beijing.

The emperor sent another group of troops to Ping'an Prefecture.

Ping'an Prefecture is the territory of Prince Xiping, who is the uncle of Prince Yi Zhong.

It was also because of the presence of Prince Xining that Prince Yizhong had the confidence to rebel.

The king of Xining County had been preparing to attack Ping'an Prefecture for more than ten years, recruiting troops and horses, thinking that he could conquer the capital in one fell swoop.

But he didn't expect that the emperor had already made plans.

There are many old members of the Jia family among the generals of Ping'an Prefecture.

Among them, some of Jia Daihua's old troops were successfully bribed by the King of Xining County through Jia Zhen's contacts.

Those old departments of Jia Daishan and the old departments of Jia Daihua that Jia Zhen didn't know were captured by the emperor through Jia Hu and Jia She.

When the prince of Xining County rebelled, the emperor's men stabbed them in the back.

The rebellion quickly subsided, and the Xining County Prince's Palace completely disappeared from the world.

This move frightened the remaining princes and princes, and they all hunkered down and did not dare to cause trouble.

But do you think that if they shrink back, the emperor will not let them go?

The emperor had already mastered various criminal evidence of those families, and when the time came, he began to deal with them.

Jia Mu hid in Rongqing Hall, listening to Yuanyang telling which house was raided today and which house would be raided tomorrow. She was too frightened to get up.

The only good thing is that Jia Zhen died. The emperor should not be able to find out that she had conspired with Jia Zhen to speculate on the Yizhong County Prince. She should be liquidated by the emperor.

Jia Mu was panicked.

After Jia Zheng's death, his health became worse and worse. Three months later, Jia's mother passed away.

Jia Hu wanted to keep his filial piety to Jia Mu, but the emperor took away his love and asked Jia Hu to continue working.

As his grandson-in-law, Liu Heng does not have to observe filial piety for Jia Mu.

However, his work is very busy.

After dealing with a lot of moths in the court, there was a serious shortage of manpower. Liu Tong and Jia Hu both had to do the work of several people by themselves, and they spent the night laying beds in the Yamen.

For Jia's mother's funeral, Jia Hu only took seven days off and had to come back and continue working overtime.

Jia Mu's funeral was a bit desolate. It was not that the Rongguo Mansion did not pay attention to her funeral. On the contrary, the Rongguo Mansion used the highest-standard funeral ceremony for Jia Mu.

However, most of the old relatives and acquaintances who had contact with Rongguo Mansion were taken care of by the emperor. All the princes and princes were gone, and their descendants had all left the capital. Where would anyone come to attend Jia Mu's funeral?
The funeral of Jia Mu was deserted. Forty-nine days later, Jia She carried the coffins of Jia Mu and Jia Zheng Wang back to their hometown in Jinling and buried the three of them in their ancestral graves.

After that, Jia She and Zhang did not return to the capital and lived in Jinling until their deaths.

Jia Huan, Jia Cong and Xichun followed the two back to Jinling.

(End of this chapter)