After wearing the book, Ben Gong lay down all the way to win

Chapter 27 Power Divide
Linglong's expression changed when she heard this, she nodded and said, "I know, this sentence means that Emperor Xiaozong has left part of the supreme power to you."

Regardless of the fact that only such a sentence was added to Emperor Xiaozong's edict, it is of great significance.

She remembered that Tang Gaozong made an edict before his death to pass the throne to Tang Zhongzong Li Xian, but added a sentence in the edict, "If there are undecided military and state affairs, take the Queen of Heaven to advance and stop", which left Wu Zetian with great power. Without this sentence, it would be impossible for Wu Zetian to abolish his son Li Xian and climb to the throne of the emperor by himself.

Emperor Xiaozong left the phrase "If there are undecided national affairs, the empress dowager will handle them all", which is similar to Tang Gaozong's sentence "If the military and state affairs are undecided, take the empress to advance and stop." Great power, even big enough to dethrone the emperor.

Linglong said: "Auntie, since Emperor Xiaozong left a will, why didn't you use it to restrain the first emperor's cousin?"

The queen mother sighed softly: "It's all because the Ai family doted on the late emperor too much. The Ai family didn't want to stiffen the relationship between mother and child because of this edict, so they never brought it out. Emperor Xiaozong is right, a loving mother often loses children. If the Ai family could Be ruthless and execute that bitch Concubine Yan, the late Emperor will not die, let alone die so embarrassingly."

Linglong immediately understood.

The Empress Dowager was originally a very shrewd and wise woman, but because of her love for her son, mother's love blinded her mind and blinded her eyes, and she couldn't bear to use this power to restrain her son. My son became the emperor, and my queen mother has owned the world and everything, so why do I need a bicycle? This posthumous edict is a piece of shit.

Over time, everyone forgot that the Queen Mother possessed great power, not only in the harem, but also able to influence the political affairs of the previous dynasty and restrict the power of the emperor.

Thinking of this, Linglong couldn't help but be overjoyed. The Queen Mother is her biological aunt. The more power she has, the stronger her backing is, and the more she can gain a foothold in the harem.

The aunt and nephew carefully made a plan to form a group to abuse the scum, and they planned to act together with Xia Tinglan in the birth of an actor.

The next day, Linglong came to Kunning Palace to discuss matters with Xia Tinglan, and told her the news that the Queen Mother had recovered.

After hearing this, Ting Lan breathed a sigh of relief: "It's good that the queen mother is fine. I was worried that the queen mother would not be able to survive this disaster, but now she is fine."

Linglong said softly: "Yes, with my aunt in the harem, those ghosts and snakes dare not act recklessly."

While the two were talking, Xiao Luzi came in and said to Qian'er: "Empress, the eunuch Zhao Yi next to Princess Qing is asking to see him, saying that he has sealed Yizhi to ask to see him."

Ting Lan raised her brows: "Yizhi? She hasn't been formally named queen yet, so where is the Yizhi?"

Linglong sneered and said, "I haven't become a queen yet, so I can't wait to show off the queen's money, tsk tsk!"

Ting Lan said coldly: "Since I'm asking to see you according to Yi's order, then I'll see the Ai family and let him in."

The term Aijia is a term used by concubines and concubines who are widowed. As long as they are concubines, concubines, noble concubines, empress dowagers, empress dowagers, and empress dowagers, they can all call themselves "Aijia", just like concubines above concubines You can call yourself 'this palace'.

The reason why they call themselves "Aijia" is because after the death of their husband, they are just the widow left by the late emperor, which means mourning and mourning for the late emperor.

(End of this chapter)