Leader Lan Palace

Chapter 2680 Ten Volumes 68 The Old Father's Heart
If it is said that there is really a blessing from heaven, and Bixia sent a child, then naturally it was not sent to Empress Xiaoxian, but to Wanxi, the fifteenth elder brother Yongyan.

Therefore, during the Spring Festival of the 25th year of Qianlong, the emperor had already used the sentence "榑木chuhui Shaohaihong" when opening the test sentence.According to myths and legends, the sun rises from here; Shaohai is a metaphor for the prince; "the first light of the tree is red, and the sea is red" means the birth of the prince.

Later, in the Chonghua Palace, the monarch and his ministers joined the sentence, and in the picture of Sui Chao, the sentence "Yi Yi Xin Shao Jia Qing" was used...

These are all directly related to the fact that the fifteenth elder brother was named the Prince of Jia, and Yong Yan succeeded to the throne, and the reign name was Jiaqing.

If it is said that Xiao Shiwu had not yet been born at that time, and he might not have even sat down to conceive, but the emperor had already had such a premonition—isn't this connected with the official sacrifice to Bixia Yuanjun in the 24th year of Qianlong?

In the 24th year of Qianlong, the system of sending officials to worship Bixia Yuanjun was officially launched for Wanxi. As the emperor, there is reason to hope that in the 25th year of Qianlong, there will be a prince who can inherit the destiny!

——That's why, at this time, the emperor's 80th birthday, when he climbed Mount Tai, he had to formally ask the princes to come and follow him to Bixia Yuanjun to celebrate.

The cause and effect has become a complete closure at this time, which fully proves who the emperor's wish was for~
In contrast to this, there are two important temples on Mount Tai, one is Dai Temple, and the other is Bixia Yuanjun Palace representing the goddess of Mount Tai.The emperor only asked the princes to pay respects at the Bixia Yuanjun Palace, but did not ask the princes to pay respects at the Dai Temple—this further demonstrated the emperor's intentions.
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The emperor went to pay homage to Mount Tai. It is said that he is far away from the capital, and he can put aside the chores of the court for the time being. When he returns to the capital, at least it will not be too late to go down the mountain to deal with it.

But on the second day after the salute in Dai Temple, the emperor brought up the matter of Cheng'an again.

The emperor made another decree: "Yesterday, according to Mianen Agui and others, the property of Cheng'an's family was seized, and the funds for support were left as appropriate. The annual rent is more than [-] liang, and the house is more than [-] rooms. I think carefully, the rent is both There are more than [-] taels, and its original value is more than [-] gold, which is a mistake."

"Yi's property is all obtained from the pearl's greed. Seventy-eight out of ten of it was consumed in the past, and it is still rich and powerful. There are many people in Yiqi's family who are rich, and the revival is even worse. I don't want to study the past, but I still reward you. Giving Chengan alimony is already exceptional."

"And Mian'en, Agui, Jinjian, and Yiling. They have nothing to do with Yi, but they have left more than [-] acres of golden land and more than [-] houses. Are they looking forward to Fukang'an and Fuchang'an's love? Such small things, you can still look forward to it, let alone the rest!"

It was a little weird that the emperor was on Mount Tai, and he once again grabbed onto Chengan's affairs.

What's even more weird is that for such a trivial matter, the emperor almost made endless decrees from February to March.At this time, originally on Mount Tai, the highest mountain in the world, and the closest to the sky, when it was supposed to show the benevolence of the emperor, the emperor still insisted on this matter.

Even, at this time, the emperor's grandson, Prince Ding Mian'en, A Gui, the chief minister of military aircraft, Jin Jian and Yi Ling'a, the chief ministers of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, were all involved and reprimanded!
The emperor also specifically added:
"Except for the minister of military aircraft summoned together yesterday, there is no one who sees alone, and it is not someone who secretly played."

Well, the emperor said, "No one played it in secret", that is to say, no one sued Mian En, A Gui, Jin Jian and others for their crimes; the emperor also specifically stated that he only saw the Minister of Military Aircraft yesterday...

The emperor's words, to these heavyweight clans and ministers who are best at guessing the king's heart, are not too different from direct roll call
——May I ask, how many people are there in the Minister of Military Aircraft?And among these few people, Agui, who was accused of blackmail, and Fu Changan, who was considered to be related to Chengan, were also excluded.There are six military ministers in total, and only four remain.

And among these four, who can't wait to pull Fukang'an by the hair and insist on using Cheng'an to bring down the entire Fucha family? ever?
But naturally, the emperor didn't say anything, he didn't say anything, and he specifically said "it wasn't someone's secret performance"~~
The emperor also specifically criticized his most valued grandson Mian'en: "When I can't sleep at night, I think about what I do during the day, and I don't want to ignore it at all. Therefore, I will pay Mian'en and others. If you still dare to show favoritism, May I ask what crime should Yi and others deserve?!"

Mian En is the lineage of the eldest grandson of the emperor. After Mian De was deprived of his title, Mian En inherited the eldest son of the eldest son of the eldest son. Therefore, Mian En has the most important status among all the grandsons of the emperor.Maybe it’s because Mian En has been loved by the emperor since he was a child, and he is 13 years older than his fifteenth elder brother. It seems that he is more likely to inherit the throne as the eldest grandson of the house...

Even such a noble and important elder grandson was publicly reprimanded by the emperor for such a trivial matter as Cheng'an.

The emperor finally spoke about the hidden property of the Cheng'an family that would be found out, and continued his final opinion: "Now that the pawned grain stores are found, they will be handed over to the Ministry of Internal Affairs to open as usual; the land does not need to be handed over to the Ministry of Internal Affairs. The Zhuangtou is also in charge for the use of the king and others to divide the government. The rest of the other items are still handled as usual."

This decree pushed the most important grandson of the emperor, the chief minister of military affairs, the brother of the imperial concubine Shujia, together with Fukang'an and Fucha's family, to the brink of resentment.

Just because of such a trivial matter of negligence by such a small leader and minister, he can toss such a heavyweight figure in the court all over the place. This is not "four or two thousand catties", this is simply a fulcrum for future generations. The whole universe went.
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In this year, the year of the emperor's 80th birthday, the emperor returned to Beijing and officially married a side Fujin for the fifteenth elder brother.

This side Fujin is twenty twenty.

From the 47th year of Qianlong to the 54th year of Qianlong, she spent all seven years in the court, growing from a seven-year-old girl to a 14-year-old Pingting girl.

The ladies of the Eight Banners are usually introduced at the age of 14; the girls under the House of Internal Affairs are usually selected as envoys in the palace at the age of 13.And she has already stepped into the threshold of the court since she was less than seven years old.

When Dejagege and the ten princesses she accompanied got married successively, she thought that she had completed the tasks in the court and could go out of the palace and go home, leave the nine palaces, and be the daughter of her ordinary courtiers, but the emperor suddenly Under the imperial decree, she was pointed out to the fifteenth elder brother, and it was the side Fujin who entered the door!
Cian Fujin was to be formally hired and had a big wedding, and she was the prince's second wife, not comparable to a concubine.

What's more, the emperor personally appointed the marriage at the age of 80 and longevity.

Everything seems to be just a "Jiaqing"; but it is more like a fate in the dark.

(End of this chapter)