The Biography of Concubine Wen Xi in Qing Palace

Chapter 614 Kangxi rebuke ([-]) ①
On the day of departure, Yinfeng led 76 soldiers from the East Palace to welcome the emperor back to the palace.

According to the ancestral system, when the emperor is not in the palace, the crown prince still needs to be released by the lord of the six palaces.

Now that the position of the middle palace is vacant, Wanyu takes the position of noble concubine to take charge of the affairs of the sixth palace, so it is inevitable to ask for her order.

In fact, Yinfeng could have informed the Empress Dowager Renxian to leave the palace.

However, upon hearing the news that the emperor was ill, the Empress Dowager Renxian immediately went into the Fengxian Hall to pray for blessings to her ancestors, and prayed that the ancestors would bless the emperor.Before entering the hall, he specifically ordered no one to come.

In this way, Yinreng, who had been shut down outside Fengxian Hall, had no choice but to bite the bullet and go to Changchun Palace.

Wannai didn't feel embarrassed when she knew Yinreng's intentions, instead she kept in mind that she had punished him, and after she allowed him to leave the palace, she asked with concern: "How's the injury?"

Yinfeng snorted, and said coldly: "The imperial concubine is afraid that Huang Ama will know what you have done when she returns to the palace at this time, why do you care about the life and death of my son?"

Wanyu was not angry, but only looked at the bright red Baifu regiment birthday suit he was wearing, please sneer: "What you want to say to your Huang Ama is your own business, I am doing well, so why worry about it?" Your Huang Ama knows what I have done?"

Seeing Yinreng's somber face, with a smile on her lips, she said again: "It's all right for you to face me like this, but you definitely don't dare to do this when you face your Huang Ama."

Yinreng spit out of thin air and walked away.

Crown Prince Luanjia set off on August 29th, [-]th year of Kangxi. He traveled fast all the way, traveling all night, and finally met the royal driver who returned to Beijing in the afternoon of the next day.

The emperor was sitting in the carriage, and coughing could be heard from a distance.

Yinfeng hurriedly got off his horse and came to greet him, but because Yuanyuan's entrustment was in his heart, he saw that the emperor did not show intimacy and concern, but instead bowed indifferently: "I respectfully welcome Huang Ama back to the palace. Is Huang Ama better from typhoid fever?"

The emperor glanced at him, seeing that he showed no signs of sympathy, he was secretly angry, but he still restrained himself and replied, "It's okay, since you're here, you have the heart, let's go ahead and lead the army." Without saying a word, he waved his hands together car curtain.

Yinfeng led the troops all the way forward, about three hours later, Li Jian came to report in a hurry, and said bluntly that the emperor had a bad cough, could he stop and take a rest.

Yinfeng thought about it for a while, and said: "The wind and sand here are quite strong, so it is not suitable for repairing. I hope my father-in-law and Huang Ama will explain that there is a wilderness ten miles ahead. Let's rest after traveling here."

Li Jian felt a little embarrassed, so he bit the bullet and told the emperor exactly what Yinfeng said, but the emperor just gave Li Jian a glare and remained silent.

Then it took a full half an hour before Yinfeng ordered to stop the army and rectify and rest on the spot.

He ordered the accompanying palace to boil water over a fire, and poured in water for the emperor to decoct the medicine. Then he got off his horse and sat on the ground, took the wine gourd from his waist and drank it.

About a quarter of an hour later, I heard coughing sounds coming from behind me, I looked back and saw that it was the emperor who got off the sedan chair at some point.

The emperor's complexion was pale, and he stood behind Yinfeng with the support of Li Jian and Liang Jiugong.

Yinfeng hurriedly threw the wine gourd aside, and respectfully said to the emperor: "Huang Ama is not feeling well, why did she get out of the sedan chair?"

The emperor frowned and stared at him, "Have you been drinking?"

Yinfeng's expression was a bit cramped, and he wiped the wine stains from the corners of his lips and said repeatedly: "Autumn is approaching, the wind is tight and the road is long, drink some wine to warm your body."

The emperor nodded and said: "Drink less, it's always a mistake."

Yinreng looked at the emperor's expression and saw that his expression was flat without any hesitation, so he replied with a smile: "I understand. Huang Ama is better now?"

"I took the medicine to make it warmer, and the cough is not so severe." The emperor paused, walked to his side and stood side by side with him, looking at the direction of the capital: "Just now I asked Liu Yu, who served you, that you beat the imperial concubine. hit?"

Yinreng originally wanted to discuss this matter with the emperor after returning to Beijing, but now that the emperor suddenly asked about it, Yinreng couldn't help complaining bitterly: "Beating my ministers with dozens of sticks will kill half of my life." I want to go."

The emperor turned his head away and looked at him like a torch: "Why did you hit you?"

Yinfeng became more and more aggrieved and said: "Huang Ama, don't think that your minister is too talkative. The imperial concubine is too aggressive and jealous. Before you left the gate of the Forbidden City, she would attack the concubine and tie you up in Changchun I can't get out of the palace. My son heard this and became anxious, thinking that because of your absence, you can't ask the imperial concubine to bully the concubine, and go to the Changchun Palace to be an important person in a hurry, so that's it."

"How old are you now, and you can enter the residence of concubines in the harem without authorization?" The emperor changed his expression sharply, and said with a muffled grunt: "It's the harem business for the noble concubine to call the concubine into the Changchun Palace. What does it have to do with you? If she bullies Concubine Jia, the Empress Dowager will always come forward to make the decision, how can it be your turn to take care of the harem for me? You are so considerate of me, why don't I give up the throne to you immediately?"

Yinreng was stunned by the emperor's words, and hurriedly knelt down and said bitterly: "Huang Ama, my son will never think so!"

"You don't? Take a look at what clothes you're wearing!"

The emperor pointed to the dark red Baifu regiment life uniform that Yuanyuan had just changed for Yinfeng, and said more and more angrily: "This is a festive festival uniform! Now that the war in the previous dynasty has not been settled, I will not be able to return to the cold." Returning to the palace in Beijing, you came to welcome me in a happy dress, with no expression of concern on your face, and your words were calm and composed, as if I were someone else's Ama! Li Jian told you that I was unwell and asked you to take a break, and you categorically refused to march on your own Did you completely forget that what I said is an imperial decree? Or do you selfishly regard yourself as the emperor of the Qing Dynasty!?"

Yinreng only loved to practice martial arts and swords since he was a child, and he didn't care about dressing up at all.

After the emperor mentioned this, he realized that the clothes he was wearing were really out of date.

I also thought that Yuanyuan entered the palace not long ago and was not familiar with the rules of the palace, so she just changed into her clothes when she thought they fit her, so she could only admit that she was unlucky, and kowtowed to the emperor: "Huang Ama, calm down, my son is thinking of the emperor's heart." Ama, it’s only now that I’ve traveled day and night to pick you up, my son.”

"I'm afraid you came here in a hurry to see how my illness has become, and you still have no energy left to control the government!" The emperor cut off Yinfeng's words decisively, and when he said this, led by Liang Jiugong, all the guards and inner eunuchs gathered together Kneeling down, they said in unison: "The emperor calm down!"

But how did this anger subside?
The emperor saw that Yinreng was extremely flustered, his body was shaking uncontrollably, the corners of his eyes seemed to be weeping, and he sighed secretly that his son was a worthless master.

"You don't obey the rules in the palace, trespassing on the concubine's palace and attacking the noble concubine! You have absolutely no intention of loving your father when you come to meet me outside the palace! I watched the noble concubine beat you more than a dozen times, it's really too little! If it were me, it would be a lesson only if I beat you to death!"

Yinreng kowtowed like pounding garlic, crying for injustice.

But how could the emperor allow him to defend himself?Dragging his sick body, he raised his foot with all his strength, and kicked Yin Reng on the shoulder: "When things happen, you will only cry and cry, how old are you now? This is not your own idea, who can force you go?"

As he said, he turned his back with a flick of his sleeves, and said: "You have seen it now, I am energetic, I can't die! Take your Eastern Palace soldiers and go back to the palace, I don't need you to be so unfaithful and unfilial My son will escort me back to Beijing!"

Yinreng's kowtowing motion froze, his whole body froze like ice and knelt on the spot, in a dilemma.

　Remark ①: On August 29, the 22th year of Kangxi, Fuquan led the main force of the Qing army to set off from Beijing. Then, Emperor Kangxi set off from Beijing on August 27, planning to arrive at the front line. However, on August [-], Emperor Kangxi accidentally Suffering from the wind and cold, his body began to have a fever. On the [-]th, his body was still low-grade fever, so he had to return to Beijing "at the request of the ministers". The next day, the crown prince Yinfeng came to welcome him. He was very upset because he had no thought of loyalty and love for his father, so he ordered Yinfeng to return to Beijing first, and since then laid the groundwork for the prince's abolition.Although this incident had nothing to do with the later battle of Ulan Butong, it greatly affected the political development in the mid-Qing Dynasty.

　　
　
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