Fourth Lord's Black Moonlight Queen

Chapter 869

Li Jingui was awakened by a stabbing pain.

When she opened her eyes, she saw fourth master rubbing her cheek with his head down.

"Hiss! Take it easy, how long has it been since you shaved!"

She raised her hand to grab his ear, but fourth master held her fingers in his palm instead.

"Hey, you're a dog, and you're still gnawing on it!"

"Yeah is a horse!"

Yinzhen snorted coldly, and then gently released her hand.

"Pass the imperial physician!"

"Hongli!"

"He's fine!"

Yinzhen turned his face away a little apprehensively, but Jingui dragged Braids to prevent him from leaving.

"Master, the disaster-stricken people in Beijing also need you."

"My lord has already ordered the three brothers Bin'er, Yun'er, and Day'er to lead Zhang Tingyu and the courtiers to start disaster relief. Don't worry, just take good care of them."

Knowing that he was worried about the disaster in central Beijing, Li Jingui asked fourth master to accompany him for a while, and then rushed him to deal with the aftermath of the disaster.

After two days of treatment, she was able to walk normally except for the serious injury on her arm.

"Jingui, tell me that Buddha cut meat to feed eagles, why are you so stupid to cut meat and feed white-eyed wolves!"

Lan Qi'er knew that the relationship between Jingui and Hongli's mother and son was already tense, so when she saw Jingui at this time, she naturally had to tease her.

"You came just in time, let's go out of the palace to see the disaster situation!"

"Huh? You'd better not go. The empress of Jingren Palace fell ill, and now Concubine Qi and Concubine Hui are going outside to appease the victims on behalf of the royal family. You should do a lot of your part. You should just rest well."

Concubine Qi?That woman Li Jinsi accompanied Fourth Master in the disaster relief?
Li Jingui couldn't sit still for a while, and immediately got up quickly, and began to rush to get the regular clothes.

"Go, go and see!"

Lan Qier snorted, this guy is not a disaster relief, the whole tigress is going to keep an eye on Yinzhen.

The inner city of the capital is almost a part of each of the Eight Banners, plus an imperial city.

To sum it up in one sentence: the Manchu Eight Banners are close to the imperial city, and the Han Eight Banners are very large.

After the Qing Dynasty established its capital in Beijing, the banner people were uniformly housed in the inner city, while the Han people were not allowed to live in the inner city and could only be housed in the outer city.

It will be inconvenient for Han ministers to go to court. There is no way to solve this commuting problem by getting up earlier.

Since Shunzhi, the fence was not very tight. Some Han ministers were lucky enough to obtain banner registration by entering the banner. Once the household registration was changed, they could move to the inner city to live.

Some Hanchens were specially approved to move to the inner city through the emperor's "gift", that is, by rewarding a house in the inner city.

During the Kangxi period, Hanchens began to be reused, and many Hanchens also solved the commuting problem by being "gifted".

The hole is getting bigger and bigger, and some businessmen have also semi-openly realized the goal of saving the country by curves in the form of renting houses from bannermen, and settled down in the inner city.

From a system point of view, this phenomenon is not allowed, but from a practical point of view, the system gradually becomes useless because it cannot keep up with the development of the times.

After the earthquake, the capital was hit by continuous rainy weather and small-scale aftershocks. People were displaced or slept in the streets in groups, afraid to go home.

But merchants began to take the opportunity to drive up prices, and some local hooligans fled around to do evil.It can be said that the sky is angry and people complain, and it is a dilapidated scene that is difficult to clean up.

On the second day after the earthquake, Si Ye began to arrange to stabilize the hearts of the officials and the people, pulled out a large amount of property to provide relief to the victims, cracked down on price gouging, and so on.

(End of this chapter)