It's hard to love a concubine

Chapter 150

Quancheng is a big place. The emperor stayed here for five or six days before leaving. All the people who came here admired him, and of course all the people admired him when he left. Yao looked out from the carriage, not to mention the piercing look she saw.

After passing Quancheng, the next stop is Suzhou and Hangzhou, which is a place full of flowers and flowers. Qian Xiyao swallowed her saliva, thinking about eating the juicy steamed buns, she couldn't help herself.

As a result, the emperor's team stopped suddenly halfway. The emperor and several ministers went to the carriage ahead to discuss matters, and finally came back with a lot of worries.

It was the first time for Qian Xiyao to see the emperor showing such a troubled expression, and she couldn't help asking, "Your Majesty, what happened?"

If it was released before, the emperor would definitely not talk about it, but Qian Xiyao seems to be a very kind person, and she can say anything, but once she wants to know... Hehe, she has to ask all kinds of channels, and she has to find out. No, the emperor thought for a while and said, "It's the Marquis of Xinyang, he's dead."

Qian Xiyao knew that the emperor liked the Marquis of Xinyang the most. It is said that the emperor also made a big contribution when he ascended the throne. Although it was not crucial, it was still a statement.

Later, the emperor promoted Xinyang Hou from the deputy to the positive pole. He was the governor of Zhejiang and Fujian. Not to mention the geographical location is very important. He guards the important seaports of China. If you go north, you will be Japan, and if you go south, you will be India and other countries. This circle may also go to the UK and the like.

It's just that what Xinyanghou is doing is not the kind of thing Qian Xiyao thought of acting as a customs inspection port and maintaining order. On the contrary, he is attacking maritime trade. As for the reason, it is of course because of Daqi's prohibition. The sea ban has been implemented since the third generation of Daqi.

Actually it wasn't banned before.

At the beginning of the founding of Daqi, there was a quarrel over whether to ban the sea. At that time, Taizu directly became the shopkeeper, and Qi Qingdi, who was entrusted with important tasks, said that the pressure was very high. Real gold is not afraid of fire, it is gold that always shines, this generation of Emperor Ming may still need this kind of experience, not to be overwhelmed but to grow up quickly, it is said that in the past, Empress Xiaoxian tried her best to persuade Emperor Qi Qing to open the sea trade, A Haifang Division was also specially set up to manage maritime trade disputes and the like. In the eyes of Qian Xiyao now, it is the customs, because people are still in charge of tax collection.

Empress Xiaoxian built a big ship in her later years and went out to play with Emperor Qi Qing. She left the government to the young prince without any pressure, and was directly promoted to be the queen mother. The name is that your father and I are old. Don't look at us going out, but I'm taking him to recuperate. Qi Qingdi has been fighting for many years and has many old injuries on his body. He even brought another son and daughter with him. Sometimes he doesn't come back for three or four years, which makes the prince very sad. Depressed, it is said that he once cried bitterly in front of the courtiers, saying that he missed his parents but did not know where he was.

At that time, Qian Xiyao really felt that the prince was so pitiful. His parents had left, and his younger brothers and sisters all went to play with him. He was the only one who had to keep the family business. There was no phone at this time, and there had been no news for several years. Yes, it’s fine if it’s a royal family with many wives and concubines, but this is a serious father and mother plus brothers and sisters. They grew up happily when they were young. Now everyone suddenly disappears. I must be thinking about it!So it's no wonder that I have to cry in the early morning.

(End of this chapter)