Kangxi Harem Ⅰ: Green Years

Chapter 255 ([-]) The prince returns to the palace and the phoenix disturbs the phoenix palace ([-])
[The prince's return to the palace is originally a joy, and the royal family ordered the son to leave the queen;]

[Fengxin is dissatisfied with the new system of the monarch, and makes a big fuss in Fenggong Palace to vent her hatred. 】

The prince is going back to the palace, Rong'er is very happy, because the emperor said that she can raise Yinzhi herself, Rong'er is happy, Rong Xian is also happy with Er Niang, Rong'er tidied up a room on the west side of the hall, It was arranged for Yinzhi, and Rong Xian lived next to him. Rong Xian was old enough to not need Rong'er to take care of him anymore, and he was smart and sensible. He said that he wanted to help Erniang take care of his little brother. very happy.

Xuanye summons Prince Yu Fuquan and the Zongling of the clan mansion Doro Shuncheng County King Leerjin in Qianqing Palace.

"Your Majesty, the ministers think that it is not suitable for a prince to live with a concubine when he is six years old. The princes and dukes all take this into consideration, and please ask the emperor to win." Fuquan reported respectfully.

"Brother Huang, I have read this brochure, and I think what the clan princes say is not unreasonable. The late emperor ascended the throne at the age of six, and the prince should leave Emiang when he is six years old, and be educated by the prince." There is a truth, which Xuan Ye also understands, the prince is a member of the imperial family, and will be a powerful person in the Qing Dynasty in the future. He is often close to the empress and concubine, so it is inevitable that he will be influenced by some of the mother's family's external prestige. These should also be considered.

In fact, Xuanye is very willing to approve this performance from the bottom of his heart, but he understands that if he approves this performance, Baoqing is the only person in the palace who has reached the age of six. It made their already bad relationship between the empress and empress even worse.

"Your Majesty, when you and your ministers were young, you couldn't even raise your own mother-in-law. Now, the emperor's concubine and above can raise the prince personally, but the prince has already understood a lot of things at the age of six. It is really not suitable for the concubine to continue to raise him. When accompanied by a woman, the character will inevitably become cowardly."

Xuanye pondered for a long time, then nodded, "Okay, Zhunzao. Le Erjin, your family's residence and the Empress Dowager will discuss the residence of elder brother together, and see where it is more suitable for Baoqing to arrange to live."

"I obey the order." Le Erjin agreed, but Xuan Ye was worried, and hoped that the queen would not think too much about it.

In mid-February, the prince returned to the palace, Yinzhi lived in Rong'er's Yikun Palace, Wan Fu lived in Concubine Hui's Zhongcui Palace, only Baoqing lived in the West Third Institute behind Kunning Palace, The reason is very simple, living here can study with the prince Baocheng and receive the teachings of the Manchu and Han masters; moreover, the empress dowager can be taken care of nearby.

On the night when the prince returned to the palace, Xuan Ye was burying his head in the memorial when suddenly an advisor came in and said, "Your Majesty, there is a message from Kunning Palace that the Empress is losing her temper. Your Majesty should go and have a look."

Xuan Ye frowned slightly, alas, he knew that the queen would always have complaints, so he sighed helplessly and said, "Okay, let me go to Kunning Palace with me to appease the queen."

In Kunning Palace, Dong Zhu threw the vase and tea shell to the ground, and there were porcelain shards everywhere. The exquisite blue and white porcelain vases and white porcelain vases were all mercilessly smashed to pieces. On the one hand, Xuan Ye came in and saw such a scene. Why is Niu Hulu's temper still so hot? He thought she had changed over the years.

(End of this chapter)