Madame is as charming as a flower

Chapter 1833 is under the source and Saburo.

Gu Xuanwu and Song Chen were still in the hall. Although they were laughing and laughing on the surface, they were all vigilant in their hearts, paying close attention to Fu Yuejun's movements.

Soon, Fu Wenqin brought the so-called Fusang old man over.

The man in a white gown with a clear face stood in the center of the hall, with a faint smile on his lips, squinting his eyes and looking at Fu Yuejun kindly, his eyes were clear.

It was Yuan and Saburo.

Fu Yuejun raised his hand to signal Yuan and Sanlang to take their seats, the maid brought three cups of tea, and then stepped back, the woman said shallowly: "Your Excellency is from Fusang, why are you wearing my Kyushu costume?"

"Do as the Romans do." Yuan and Saburo were reticent.

"Oh?"

Fu Yuejun raised his eyebrows lightly, and spoke lightly: "This reminds me of some old things. In the spring of this year, my husband and I went to Fusang. At that time, the emperor of your country invited me into the palace and sent someone to give me a set of kimonos. come over."

She squinted her eyes and looked at Yuan and Saburo: "But I didn't choose to follow the Romans, do you know why?"

Yuan and Sanlang turned their heads to look at Fu Yuejun, smiled softly, and spoke in shocking words: "Young lady is the Princess of the Qing Dynasty, and I would like to visit Fusang on behalf of the Qing Dynasty, and you are our honored guest, how can you do as the Romans do."

Fu Yuejun's face slowly turned cold, and he did not speak.

"Your Excellency is a member of Fusang Palace?"

Jin Tingxiao lowered the coldness in his eyes, and passed by Yuan and Saburo lightly, and when he saw the pattern of the pendant on each other's body, his pupils shrank dangerously.

The man almost blurted out: "The Sasa gentian in the gentian pattern! Are you from the Qinghe Genji family?!"

Hearing Jin Tingxiao tell the truth about his own background, Yuan and Sanlang smiled admiringly, and said in appreciation: "Young Marshal Jin from Kyushu is really smart, and his reputation is well-deserved."

"Under the source and Saburo."

Yuan, Ping, Tachibana, Fujiwara!
The first three surnames were born out of the Fusang royal family, and they are all the heirs of the emperor, with a detached status and incomparable dignity.

And among the four most distinguished surnames in Fusang, Genji is invisibly taller than the other three surnames.

The surname Yuan began in the period of Emperor Saga. The romantic Emperor Saga, because he had too many children and the treasury was unable to support them, issued an edict to downgrade the four princes and four princesses to the status of ministers and bestow the surname Yuan.

More than 20 emperors in later generations also gave the surname Guoyuan, the most famous of which is Qinghe Genji of Emperor Qinghe.

After the Heian period, many Qing and Genji characters began to become guardian daimyos, dominating one side, and having great power.

Later, most of the nobles of the samurai class were descendants of Qinghe Genji, and they could be regarded as a pivotal force in Fusang.

For the Patriarch of the Genji family, even the emperor did not dare to neglect him.

Among the Genji, there are roughly sixteen branches, the most prominent of which is Qinghe Genji, whose family crest uses Sasa Gentian!

Although this kind of thing is not top secret.

But it is only spread among the real aristocrats in Fusang, and ordinary people don't know these things, let alone Kyushu people.

Jin Tingxiao smiled coldly and said: "Your Excellency Yuanhe Saburo, if I guessed correctly, you are not only from Qinghe Genji, but also the son of the most noble clan family, enjoying thousands of honors!"

In Fusang in ancient times, when the nobles and nobles went out to participate in social activities, they usually took horse-drawn carriages. However, many nobles' cars were painted with black paint, making it difficult to identify each other.

So they inlaid a gold thread pattern on a certain part of the car, which became the origin of the Kamon.

(End of this chapter)