Chapter 85: Fang’s plan is over ()

Su Yue saw these comments and said: "I did say it before, but these awesome and coaxing emperors are more or less similar, so don't worry about it!"

My charming but short-lived ancestor: you remind me of Emperor Qin and Emperor Wu of Han.

Siyu: I feel that Zhu Di and Li Shimin also have many similarities.

I send my thoughts to the bright moon: There are many similarities between these emperors, Yueyue, please continue.

Su Yue had no choice but to continue turning the page and said: "We all say Fang Mou Du Duan, so let's take a closer look at the meaning of Fang Mou Du Duan!"

Fang Mou Duan
Fang Xuanling and Du Ruhui were both Li Shimin's prime ministers, but they played different roles.

Fang Xuanling was good at giving Li Shimin ideas, but he had many ideas for the same problem, and Li Shimin didn't know which one to use. So at this time, Du Ruhui analyzed Fang Xuanling's ideas and selected the most suitable method for him to use. Adopted by Li Shimin.

Fang Xuanling helped Li Shimin make up his mind, and Du Ruhui helped Li Shimin make up his mind, so it was called "Fang's plan and decision".

The two worked together with one heart and one mind to assist Li Shimin in handling government affairs.

When people at that time talked about good ministers, they first recommended Fang Xuanling and Du Ruhui.

Lonely root number three: Xiao Gui, Cao Sui, Fang Mou Du Duan. That is to say, how come these ancestors are so outstanding!
I send my thoughts to the bright moon: Yes, and the outstanding ancestors still appear together, ah ah ah, how can I, a novice, deal with myself?
Fuling: Rookies also appear together, but we are not famous.

Wan Ning can’t sleep: That’s right, we rookies are here watching live broadcasts and reading novels while the bosses are working hard and we are messing around.
Lonely Root Number 3: Stop scolding me. Did you install a surveillance camera in my home? It’s all me you’re talking about!
Su Yue looked at the active comment area and said somewhat speechlessly: "That is to say, we are all ordinary people. If you have a rich woman, you can contact me."

Fuling: No, contact me! ! !

Community of Contradictions: Contact me! Rich sister, look at me!
A piece of bamboo: Do ​​you mean that the rich woman has nothing to do to watch the live broadcast?
My charming but short-lived ancestor: Just, we chat every day, don’t you know what the situation is like?
I can't sleep at night: It's just that, they are all poor college students, how can there be a rich second generation.

Su Yue rolled her eyes and said, "Come on, stop waffling, let's take a look at Fang Xuanling's personal information!"

Fang Xuanling (579-August 648, 8), whose given name was Qiao and whose courtesy name was Xuanling, was from Linzi, Qizhou (now Zibo City, SD Province).

A famous prime minister, politician and historian in the early Tang Dynasty.

The son of Fang Yanqian, the governor of Jingyang in the Sui Dynasty.

Fang Xuanling was well-read in classics and history, and was good at calligraphy and writing. When he was eighteen years old, he was promoted to Jinshi in the state and awarded the rank of Yuqiwei.

During the chaos at the end of the Sui Dynasty, he joined Li Shimin in Weibei and served successively as the record office of the Prince of Qin and the doctor of merit examination at Daxingtai of East Shaanxi Province.

He went on many expeditions from the King of Qin, gave advice and made plans, and was in charge of the secretary.

He recruited talents for the King of Qin and made close friends with his advisers and generals, making them all do their best.

In the ninth year of Wude (626), he participated in the planning of the Xuanwumen Revolution and shared the first place with Du Ruhui, Changsun Wuji, Yuchi Jingde, and Hou Junji.

After Li Shimin, Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty, came to the throne, he appointed Fang Xuanling as Zhongshu Ling, and later he was granted the title of Duke of Liang, and he was promoted to Sikong.

In the seventeenth year of Zhenguan (643), twenty-three heroes including Fang Xuanling and Changsun Wuji were pictured in Lingyan Pavilion.

In the eighteenth year of Zhenguan (644), Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty personally conquered Goguryeo, while Fang Xuanling stayed in the capital and served as prime minister of general affairs.

In the 648nd year of Zhenguan (), he was dying of illness. He resolutely resisted the imperial advice, talked about the gains and losses of the expedition against Goguryeo, and lamented the hardships faced by the people. He died of illness soon after, and was given the posthumous title Wen Zhao. He was posthumously given the title of Taiwei and was buried with Zhaoling.

Fang Xuanling participated in the formulation of laws and regulations, which made the laws of the Tang Dynasty significantly looser and more complete than those of the previous dynasty.

He also participated in the formulation of "Zhenguan Code", which laid the foundation for the later "Yonghui Code" and "Tang Code Review".

Fang Xuanling supervised the compilation of the history of the country and edited the "Book of Jin" of the Twenty-Four Histories.

The adjustment of government agencies and the actions of provincial and central officials were the first examples of good governance in Zhenguan.

Fang Xuanling was good at employing people, regardless of whether they were high or low, and assigned appointments according to their talents. Although he has been a high-ranking official for many years, he adheres to his duties and never takes credit for himself. Later generations regarded Fang Xuanling and Du Ruhui as examples of good prime ministers.

Because Fang Xuanling was good at planning and Du Ruhui was good at making decisions, they were called "Fang Mou Du Jue" in history.

Li Shimin once praised him for his "efforts in planning strategies and determining the destiny of the country."

My charming and short-lived ancestor: that is to say, many people in Li Shimin's Lingyan Pavilion came from Tiance Mansion.

Yun Xi: Yes, so the fact that he asked Li Tai to open the mansion is really confusing. If it was to put pressure on Li Chengqian, it wouldn't be wrong.

I send my thoughts to the bright moon: I am more inclined to think that Li Chengqian is already the prince, so he should care more about Li Tai and Li Zhi. But he forgot that Li Chengqian also needed care.

Don’t let the world grow old: This is why I have to praise Zhu Yuanzhang. It’s not without reason that Zhu Biao is called the most stable prince in history. It would be great if they could share their experiences raising babies with each other.

Yinhe: This is unlikely, and even if they can communicate, what's the use? The situation is different, and the reference value is not great.

A piece of bamboo: But something is better than nothing, they can at least talk and avoid something.

goin: It’s not like there are no novels like this. You can read it for yourselves. Shouldn’t the topic of our discussion now be Du Ruhui?

Fuling: Indeed.

Su Yue said: "Okay, that means our husband is also a strict wife. Let's take a look at the allusion to jealousy!"

The origin of the "jealous jar" is based on the story of Fang Xuanling and his wife.

The great ancestor Li Yuan and Taizong Li Shimin lived in Jinyang for a long time before revolting. Vinegar also became an indispensable condiment in the Tang Palace. Because the emperor liked to eat it, the palace kept a lot of it.

It is said that during the reign of Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty, Prime Minister Fang Xuanling was famous for being afraid of his wife.

Although his wife is overbearing, she is very careful about Fang Xuanling's food, clothing, housing and transportation. She has always taken care of things with her own hands and does not allow others to interfere.

One day, Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty invited the founding father to a royal banquet. When he was full of wine and food, Fang Xuanling couldn't stand the teasing of his colleagues and boasted a few words about not being afraid of his wife. The already drunk Emperor Taizong took advantage of the wine and went to Two beauties were given to Fang Xuanling.

Unexpectedly, Fang Xuanling's drunken bragging was taken seriously by the emperor, and he took in two beauties. Thinking of his overbearing and careful wife, he was so worried that he didn't know what to do.

It was Yuchi Jingde who encouraged her, saying that no matter how cruel her wife was, she would not dare to do anything to the beauties given by the emperor, so Fang Xuanling carefully brought the two beauties home.

Unexpectedly, Fang Xuanling's wife didn't care whether he was the emperor or not. When she saw Fang Xuanling bringing back two young and beautiful concubines, she became furious, pointed at Fang Xuanling, yelled and cursed, and started fighting with a feather duster, driving the two away. A "beauty" leaves the house.

Seeing something was wrong, Fang Xuanling had no choice but to send the beauty out of the house. This matter was immediately known to Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty.

Li Shimin wanted to suppress the arrogance of the prime minister's wife, so he immediately summoned the prime minister Fang Xuanling and his wife to question him.

Mrs. Fang Xuanling also knew that this was a serious disaster, so she reluctantly followed Fang Xuanling to see Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty.

When Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty saw them arriving, he pointed at the two beauties and a jar of "poisoned wine" and said, "I will not hold you accountable for violating the order. There are two ways for you to choose. One is to take back the two beauties, and The other way to live with Meimei is to eat this 'poisonous wine' so as not to be jealous of others."

Fang Xuanling knew that his wife had a strong personality and was afraid that she would drink "poisonous wine", so she knelt down to beg for mercy.

Li Shimin said angrily: "As the prime minister of the dynasty, you have disobeyed orders and dare to say anything!" When Mrs. Fang saw what had happened, she looked at the faces of the two women and knew that she was old and beautiful. Once these two women entered the house, she would Sooner or later, he would have to take the path of disobedience. Rather than die of anger, it would be better to drink this "poisonous wine" and be happy.

Before Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty could urge her again, Mrs. Fang raised the jar and drank the whole jar of "poisonous wine" with a "gurgling, dong, dong" sound. Fang Xuanling was so anxious that she burst into tears and sobbed while hugging his wife, but all the officials laughed together. It turned out that the jar contained not poisonous wine but vinegar from Jinyang Qingyuan, which was not poisonous at all.

Seeing Mrs. Fang's temper, Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty sighed and said: "Mrs. Fang, don't blame me for forcing you in this way, you are too jealous.

But because I think you would rather die than love your husband, I take my life back. Mrs. Fang didn't expect that she would get such a result by risking her life by drinking "poisoned wine". Although she was sore that she stretched her head and shook her elbows, she was extremely happy in her heart. Fang Xuanling also broke down in tears and smiled.

Since then, the word "jealousy" has become synonymous with jealousy among women.

(End of this chapter)

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