Editing of the ten loyal ministers and the emperors standing up

"Everyone in the world wants to kill him, should Li Taibai really die?

Alas, the great roc rises with the wind in one day and soars up to 90,000 miles. How can I, Li Taibai, stick to this? "

Li Taibai was still arrogant when he was drunk!

He used his pride to hide his loss.

Li Taibai looked at himself on the sky screen, feeling more disappointed and disappointed.

He didn't expect that his future self would be in such a miserable state and even be called a traitor.

Fortunately, Guo Ziyi rescued him, and fortunately his best friend Du Fu remembered him. Henan Du Shaoling seemed to be getting to know him well.

However, in the eyes of the powerful, especially Li Longji, Li Taibai was just a poet who whitewashed the peace and was an actor used to write articles for himself.

Most people don't care about what happened to Li Taibai. Even Emperor Xuanzong Li Longji said,

"Guo Ziyi is a loyal minister of my dynasty. Tianmu has proven everything. I will definitely use him again."

Only Yan Zhenqing, Zhang Xun stepped forward to comfort him, and Li Taibai could only force a smile and cover it up by casually picking up a topic.

However, he is a banished immortal who transcends the world!

It’s not that he has never suffered, it’s just that his life has kept suffering and freedom very separate.

He never refuses to accept hardships, but he never loses his freedom and romance, and is always innocent and unrestrained.

Even in his twilight years, Li Taibai remained true to his original aspiration after all the hardships, and his poems were still free and uninhibited.

Li Taibai thought to himself,

"The fate of others can be changed with the help of the sky. How can I, Li Taibai, not be the same?"

Afterwards, the content above the sky curtain continued to fast forward:

The seven-year Anshi Rebellion was put down.

After the death of Emperor Suzong of the Tang Dynasty and Emperor Daizong of the Tang Dynasty ascended the throne, the eunuch Cheng Yuanzhen was worried about the influence of veteran generals such as Guo Ziyi, so he alienated and framed him many times. To show his loyalty, Guo Ziyi presented all the edicts given by Emperor Suzong of the Tang Dynasty to Emperor Daizong of the Tang Dynasty.

In 763 BC, Tubo attacked the Tang Dynasty, but Cheng Yuanzhen did not report it.

The people, officers and soldiers of Chang'an fled one after another.

At this critical juncture, Guo Ziyi led a few cavalry to fight back, and cooperated with other generals to fight against Tibet, and finally regained Chang'an.

After Tang Daizong returned to Chang'an City, he gave Guo Ziyi an iron coupon and hung his portrait in Lingyan Pavilion.

In October of that year, Tubo invaded Guanzhong again and occupied Fengtian and Wugong, which shocked the entire capital.

Emperor Daizong urgently ordered Guo Ziyi to be the deputy marshal of Guan Nei and go out to the town of Xianyang. Guo Ziyi had been idle at home for a long time and only had 20 people accompanying him during the expedition.

The Tibetan army of 200,000 people, camped for dozens of miles, has crossed the Wei River and is approaching Chang'an.

It seems that the old events of Weiqiao are going to happen again!

Soon after, Tubo invaded Chang'an and Daizong fled. Guo Ziyi led his army to Shangzhou, where he recruited fugitive soldiers and obtained 4,000 soldiers, so that the army became slightly stronger.

He set out from Lantian, bluffed, and lit countless torches at night. Tubo thought that the Tang army was too large, and abandoned the city in fear.

Guo Ziyi entered Chang'an, and the capital became stable.

Daizong returned to Chang'an from Shaanzhou and expressed his condolences to Guo Ziyi:

"I haven't used my beloved dearly for a long time, and that's why I've reached this point."

In 764 BC, Pugu Huai'en rebelled, plundered the people, and induced Tibet and other forces to attack the Tang Dynasty.

Guo Ziyi stepped forward, gathered his troops, regained the lost territory, and appeased the rebels to surrender.

He resisted foreign invasions many times and reached reconciliation with the Uighurs, causing the rebels to disperse and protect the Tang Dynasty's borders!

Suddenly, a thick voice came from the sky again.

[Drunk and striking golden branches, Guo Ziyi’s way of life! 】

Guo Ziyi was the first official to put down the "An-Shi Rebellion", and it is not an exaggeration to say that he recreated the Tang Dynasty.

In order to further win over Guo Ziyi, Emperor Daizong of the Tang Dynasty proposed the marriage of his beloved daughter Princess Shengping to Guo Ziyi's son Guo Ai.

In this way, Tang Daizong and Guo Ziyi were not only monarchs and ministers, but also in-laws, and their relationship was naturally more stable.

After Princess Shengping married Guo Ai, Guo Ai believed that his wife was a princess, so he had to listen to her opinion first in everything.

However, Princess Shengping took all this for granted. Not only did she not take her husband Guo Ai seriously,

He didn't even have much respect for his father-in-law Guo Ziyi, which made Guo Ai very depressed. The two of them had been together for a long time, and Guo Yan's dissatisfaction became deeper and deeper.

On the day of Guo Ziyi's seventieth birthday, all the civil and military officials and relatives and friends of the Guo family came to congratulate her.

Even Emperor Tang Daizong sent people to send congratulatory gifts, but Princess Shengping was nowhere to be seen.

If this had happened in normal times, Guo Yan would have endured it.

But now that so many people are present, his wife doesn't even show her face, which makes him, the husband, put his face wherever he can.

The depressed Guo Yan dared not speak out, so he had to drink at the banquet and accidentally drank too much.

As the saying goes, drunkenness makes people brave. After drinking too much, Guo Yan ran to the room and asked Princess Shengping to come out as his daughter-in-law and kneel down to Guo Ziyi.

As a result, Princess Shengping not only disagreed, but also scolded Guo Yan as usual.

Now Guo Yan's anger also rose, and he said to Princess Shengping:

"Aren't you just relying on your father to be the emperor? My father just doesn't despise the emperor, so he shouldn't do it!"

Original words: ["Is your father acting evil for the emperor? My father is not like the emperor!"]

It is common for couples to quarrel, and when they get angry, they may say anything.

Princess Shengping was also furious at the time and wished she could tear him apart with her hands. When she heard that Guo Yan dared to say such rebellious words, she

He immediately turned around and ran back to the palace to complain to his father.

Emperor Daizong of the Tang Dynasty felt a little confused after hearing his beloved daughter's complaint and didn't know what to say.

Guo Yan's words were certainly enough to make him kill everyone in his family, but who was Guo Ziyi? He is not only the pillar of the country, but also the strongest military man in the empire. How can he be easily moved?

After a moment of hesitation, Tang Daizong said to his daughter:

"This is not what you know. If he is like this, it makes him want to be the emperor. Is there anything wrong with your family in the world?"

Although Emperor Daizong of Tang Dynasty was a little angry, he still meant:

You don’t understand these things, but Guo Yan is actually right. If Guo Ziyi wants to be emperor, this world belongs to our Li family!

Ultimately, he still wants his daughter to endure it.

Princess Shengping originally wanted her father to scare Guo Ai to establish her authority in the Guo family.

But what she didn't expect was such a disappointing answer.

Not only that, Tang Daizong also gently advised his daughter to get along well with the consort and asked her to go home immediately.

On the other side, Guo Yan felt that something was wrong when he saw his wife returning to the palace to complain. He quickly went to his father to apologize and explained clearly the cause and effect.

Although Guo Ziyi knew that this was just a young couple quarreling and talking randomly, he should be cautious in everything involving the royal family.

So he ordered people to tie up Guo Yan and take him to the palace to plead guilty to the emperor.

If you want to be killed or beheaded, please do as you please and ask the emperor for mercy.

Emperor Daizong of the Tang Dynasty was somewhat depressed about this matter. After all, although Guo Yan's angry words were somewhat damaging to his emperor's majesty.

However, when he saw Guo Ziyi's fearful attitude, his heart suddenly became enlightened.

He smiled and said to Guo Ziyi: "If you are not crazy, you are not deaf, you are not a family man. Why should you take the words of your children in the boudoir seriously?"

Then he asked Guo Ziyi to take Guo Ai home.

As an emperor, one must not only have the courage to kill and decisively attack, but also have an open mind to embrace all rivers.

Emperor Daizong of the Tang Dynasty was well aware of Guo Ziyi's importance to the empire, so he chose to brush aside this small matter of his children's quarrel.

It is better to let the power of heaven be damaged than to cause the monarch and his ministers to be alienated.

And Guo Ziyi also abided by his duty as a courtier. Not only did he enter the palace as soon as possible to express his guilty attitude, but

After gaining the emperor's forgiveness and returning home, he also scolded Guo Ai dozens of times and severely punished him for speaking disrespectfully, which was enough to save the emperor's face.

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Da Qin,

Qin Shi Huang Ying Zheng nodded and said,

"This Tang Daizong is not bad, at least much better than Tang Suzong. This is how it should be between emperors and ministers."

All other emperors praised Guo Ziyi and Tang Daizong.

In history, emperors and powerful ministers were often incompatible, and it was not uncommon for them to fight until both sides were hurt, and even caused turmoil in the country and the loss of lives.

From the little incident of "Drunk and Beating the Golden Boughs", we can see that Tang Daizong and Guo Ziyi can really be regarded as a model of the relationship between ancient monarchs and ministers.

Li Longji is also becoming more and more satisfied. Although Zhang Xun and Yan Zhenqing are examples of loyal ministers, they are still inferior to Guo Ziyi who rebuilt the Tang Dynasty.

Li Longji looked at the sky in surprise and was very happy. (End of chapter)