The Great Grandson of the Tang Dynasty: The beginning of the slaughter of General Tiance's mans

Chapter 286 Changsun Wugou and Li Chengdao’s son

Datang, Chang'an.

Nine years passed quickly, and Datang's national power reached its peak.

Needless to say, there is no need to talk about the economy. Chang'an and Luoyang have become the world's trade centers. Chang'an, in particular, has become the hub of trade between the north and the south, foreign countries in the Western Regions, and the Central Plains.

A scholar once described Chang'an like this:

"I won't recite poetry when I go to Chang'an.

It turns out that Chang'an is Xiongwen.

We have traveled thirteen thousand miles here,

Every household smells the aroma of wine and meat. "

The entire unparalleled capital of the Tang Dynasty, after two rounds of expansion, is now a super majestic city that dominates the Central Plains and beyond.

And the Emperor of the Tang Dynasty, who was respected and loved by hundreds of millions of people of the Tang Dynasty and feared by countless foreign countries, lived in this majestic city.

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Imperial Palace, Tai Chi Hall.

Because of the political clarity, the situation in the Tang Dynasty was even smoother. Now the rule of going to court has been changed from three days to seven days.

This is not because the emperor and his ministers are lazy, but because they are truly helpless.

If we don't pile up all the things for seven days and solve them, how can we deal with a few small things every day and then just stand there and stare?
On this day of the court meeting, there were still no important political affairs to be reported. Most of the matters were handled in batches by officials at all levels, or sent to the imperial study room for decision-making by Li Chengdao and the central ministers. They could really be put in the court for many ministers to come together. There were very few things discussed together.

Even so, most of the excerpts presented are all about praising virtues and virtues, which is extremely boring.

Today's Tang Dynasty is no longer the time nine years ago when hundreds of businesses were waiting for prosperity and the emperor was required to take care of everything.

There are many talented people in the court, the people live and work in peace and contentment, and the domestic climate is smooth, creating a prosperous age.

After reporting on several political matters, the Tai Chi Hall became strangely silent.

Li Chengdao sat on the dragon chair, holding his chin with one hand and looking at the civil and military officials in the hall, looking bored.

Nine years have passed, and Li Chengdao seems to have matured a lot. If he used to be a sharp-edged Emperor's Sword, now he has been put into the scabbard, and his sharpness is restrained.

But the imperial aura on his body became even stronger, making people feel sincerely suffocated.

This is an aura that can only be possessed by a truly powerful person who holds the power of life and death over hundreds of millions of people.

He alone is the heaven of the Tang Dynasty.

However, as Li Chengdao smiled, the solemn atmosphere in the hall was broken.

He smiled at the officials in the audience and said: "My lords, are we going to leave the court early today again? That's really boring. It seems that I need to change the day once every seven days to once every ten days."

After hearing Li Chengdao's words, the officials couldn't help laughing.

Li Chengdao's words were naturally a joke. No matter how little government affairs there were in the DPRK, it could not be less than an early morning meeting every seven days.

It is said that one is born in sorrow and dies in happiness. This is an unchanging truth.

"Now the Tang Dynasty is prosperous, the people live in peace, the treasury is full, the soldiers and horses are strong, all thanks to your Majesty."

Changsun Wuji said with a smile.

Jia Xu also made a harmless joke and said: "That's true. Your Majesty has caused me to retire in my prime of life."

Li Chengdao smiled, and then said: "Since there is nothing to do, let's retreat from the court."

When he said this, Li Chengdao looked at Wei Zheng and said with a smile: "Wei Qing won't say that I am slacking in politics again, right?"

There was a sense of playfulness in his tone, because it was already known to both the government and the public that Wei Zheng would admonish Li Chengdao from time to time and ask him to be diligent in political affairs.

Li Chengdao's words naturally attracted a burst of good-natured laughter.Wei Zheng's face turned red and he said, "Your Majesty, don't try to offend me."

Li Chengdao laughed loudly, turned around and left Tai Chi Hall.

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After retiring from the court, Li Chengdao went to Changsun Wugou's palace.

In the Qingli Palace, one or two luxuriously dressed ladies were smiling and chatting.

Next to them, there was a slim and heroic woman holding a one or two-year-old baby for fun, making it giggle from time to time.

"Our Yu'er is so cute, please give me a kiss from my sister!"

The woman kept rubbing the child's face and loved her very much.

"Okay, okay, Lizhi, you'll make him cry again later, put it down quickly."

A lady said angrily.

This noble lady in her prime is none other than Changsun Wugou!
Due to taking the Rejuvenation Pill, Changsun Wujia is now over forty years old, but she is still as beautiful as a young woman, as plump and attractive as a ripe fruit.

And the heroic woman she called Li Zhi was naturally her daughter Li Li Zhi.

As for the baby, it was Li Yu, the heir she gave birth to for Li Chengdao two years ago.

Nine years have passed. Except for Queen Deshan who gave birth to a princess for Li Chengdao, only Changsun Wujia gave birth to a prince for Li Chengdao.

The birth of this prince shocked the entire Tang Dynasty, and Li Chengdao was also overjoyed.

Not only did he directly make her the county prince, but the eldest grandson Wugou was also promoted to a level and became a concubine on the same level as the eldest grandson Yunlu.

The imperial doctors specially studied the problem of Li Chengdao's few heirs, and finally concluded that Li Chengdao and his concubine had no health problems.

Finally, a wandering Taoist priest took the initiative to enter the palace to meet the saint and revealed the secret.

"The reason why Your Majesty has so few heirs is because Your Majesty's own Dragon Qi is too heavy for ordinary women to bear. It takes a woman with the destiny of a mother to match His Majesty."

Li Chengdao was shocked by this.

Although he does not believe in gods and Buddhas, what this Taoist priest said is really surprising.

As the Queen of Silla, Queen Deokseon had the destiny to be a mother to the world, but it was not enough, so she only gave birth to a daughter.

As for the eldest grandson Wugou...according to the original history, she really wanted her mother to honor the world, so she was able to give birth to an heir.

It's so mysterious that it can't help but shock people.

Hearing the slight rebuke from the grandson Wugou, Li Lizhi said dissatisfiedly: "Concubine, you are too partial to your younger brother. Am I not your daughter?"

Changsun Wugou glared at her and said angrily: "How old are you, do I still treat you like a child?"

Zheng Guanyin on the side heard this and smiled and said: "Mr. Guanyin, please stop scolding her. You two, mother and son, have not seen each other for such a long time. Let's have a good chat."

It was okay if Zheng Guanyin didn't say it, but he became even more angry when he mentioned Changsun Wugou.

"Who made this stubborn girl insist on joining the army? She said she wanted to be the second princess of Pingyang Zhao, but she ended up traveling overseas with General Yue all year round. Otherwise, how could I not see her once a year?"

Changsun Wugao's eyes turned red as he spoke, and he raised his hand to wipe away his tears.

Li Lizhi in this time and space has completely deviated from the right track. She is not a princess of Changle, but a female general of the Tang Dynasty Maritime Expeditionary Force.

She was depressed for several years after Li Chengdao ascended the throne, and then she resolutely chose to join the army as her daughter, became a disciple of Yue Fei, and fought with Yue Fei everywhere, making great achievements.

She was the second female general in the history of the Tang Dynasty.

(End of this chapter)