"My son is my father's son and a minister of Da Qi. To serve my father, I will naturally not make any excessive demands. These requirements of my son are actually very simple. First, if my father chooses his son to lead the army, After the expedition, if your son is in the palace or in the court, if there are any rumors or rumors, please ask the father to be aware of it."
"For the previous matter, my son will give his father a secret secret every day. Therefore, I also ask my father to give his son the right to secretly secretly. And he must designate a person to present his son's secret secret. The son does not want to send the secret secret by himself. In the end, it changed its taste and made my father misunderstood."
Seeing the old man nodding, Huang Qiong was not at all vague. The first request is for the old man, a common problem experienced by emperors of all dynasties. He is only eighteen years old now, but he has overtaken his brothers who are older than him or have been away from the palace for much longer, and lead the troops to fight against the rebellion. Once this is over, it is estimated that this rumor will definitely not disappear.
Although the queen passed away, most of the other brothers' mothers and concubines are still there. Especially the concubine De who currently controls the affairs of the Sixth Palace and can now be called the first in the harem is still in office. If you don't look at anything else, just by looking at the way she taught King Song, you can know what his character is like.
King Yong reminded himself more than once that this Concubine De had no great abilities, but she could still find ways to use some tricks that were not on the table. King Song is the same age as him, and he is only a few months older than King Song. By leading troops out on his own, it was clear that he was in the emperor's favor.
But the King of Song, who is the same age as himself, can only stay in Beijing honestly. It is probably strange that the concubine De is so angry that she is going crazy. She is concerned about her position in the middle palace, so why not be concerned about her son's position as heir apparent? Otherwise, it would be useless for her to fight for the position in the middle palace. Didn't he just want to give the King of Song the aura of a legitimate son, so as to gain extra points for future savings?
Huang Qiong would not believe it to death if this concubine did not care about the position of the crown prince. How many disputes in the harem were caused by this woman? If the old man really sent himself to Zhengzhou, the concubine would probably go crazy with jealousy. If she doesn't do something at this time, she won't be her.
Huang Qiong is still aware of the power of pillow wind. Coupled with the fact that the prince is also crazy with jealousy, he will definitely help to fuel the situation. Therefore, Huang Qiong thought that it would be better for him to say the ugly things first. Although the prince did not understand, the enemy of his enemy was his friend. But one thing is for sure, if someone is plotting against him behind his back, he will never mind adding insult to injury.
As for the second point, Huang Qiong’s intention is very clear. Your eyeliners can be dug out, let alone a tightly folded channel? I don’t want the excerpts I wrote to be tampered with and become completely different. If the problem is not solved by then, I will be involved in it myself.
"Nonsense, who do you think I am? How can I handle state affairs so easily that others can influence me? How many times have I told you not to worry about gains and losses all the time. Why are you so stubborn? Are you so afraid? How can a big thing happen if a wolf queen is afraid of tigers? Just do what you should do, and I will never listen to one side or the other."
The emperor immediately understood the intention behind Huang Qiong's two requests. Who is the emperor? How could Huang Qiong's little thoughts really be hidden from him? The emperor understood that these two requests were actually the same request. This boy was afraid that he would listen to one side and pave the way for the next request.
Hearing the old man's reprimand, Huang Qiong could only smile bitterly in her heart. Although others can't really influence you, what about you? You don’t even believe the prince. As the crown prince for so many years, the prince has never even encountered any political issues except for some miscellaneous things you told me, let alone me, a Huaiyang evildoer?
The so-called three people become tigers, if the rumors are too much. Plus your wives blow pillows for you all day long. After mobilizing all his colleagues from his maternal family, big and small, to submit a letter together, there was another prince behind him who was adding fuel to the flames. At that time, if you, the old man, fall out, what else can I do to you? You must know that being suspicious is a legacy of the previous emperors of the Qi Dynasty.
In fact, I don't know anything else since my reincarnation. Anyway, my personality has been inherited from my ancestor in this life, or simply my biological father, Huang Qiong, who was also suspicious and troubled. Little did he know that his current status in the emperor's heart was already very different from before.
He, who had been cautious since leaving the palace, did not do so after his assassination. The emperor made an exception and came to visit, and later stayed in his house for a night, and then looked at him differently. He knew that the matter was not that simple. Who can really guess the emperor's mind?
Playing scheming, Huang Qiong believed that he was far from a match for his biological father who had been the king for more than ten years. Who can guarantee that when the old man did that, he didn’t want to divert attention and deliberately do it for certain people? Therefore, Huang Qiong just laughed bitterly at the emperor's reprimand and ended the topic. It is enough to have the old man's promise which is not a promise. It is useless to say more.
"The second is to give your son the right to make decisions on the fly. The son has the power to punish those who are incompetent in combat, shy away from battle, kill innocent people indiscriminately, or even take the opportunity to plunder people's property. When the army is out on an expedition, it is impossible for your son to ask you for instructions in advance. Making a decision. Although Zhengzhou is not far from Beijing, if we need to ask my father for instructions on everything, it will greatly delay the war."
"This?" After hearing Huang Qiong's second request, the emperor hesitated. A sudden decision was made. Since the founding of the Qi Dynasty, except for the king of Guilin, only the border army generals had some rights. Even though the King of Guilin was granted the power to make emergency decisions by Emperor Taizu, he still had a prince serving as a supervisor in the army.
In addition, the generals in the army have been rotated several times, so although the Guilin County King has a high prestige, he has never been able to form his own direct lineage. Since the king of Guilin, except for the generals of the border army, no general in Da Qi has received such authorization for suppressing rebellions or other military affairs.
Since he regained power, even the border army generals have gradually taken back a lot of these rights. The reason for this hesitation was not that he was worried that Huang Qiong would rebel after gaining such rights. Although the Huaiyang County Prince had been in charge of military affairs for many years, his direct lineage once spread throughout the Qi army.
But after so many years of repeated cleaning and natural elimination and replacement, those people in the army have long been cleaned. And after his son left the palace, he has been cautious. Not to mention the military attaches, even the civilian officials had no contact with him. Even if he had the heart at the moment, he couldn't command the generals in the army.
The emperor hesitated because if he was granted this right, it would be equivalent to breaking the unspoken rules that had been tacitly understood since Taizong of the Qi Dynasty. If once the routine is followed and other things happen in the future, it will be difficult to close this hole again. It's just that the current situation is tense, so this request is not too much.
After all, the current battle between father and son is not about resisting foreign invaders, nor is it about suppressing a large-scale rebellion. The sooner this kind of war ends, the better. Once it is delayed, it will really be a big mistake. After hesitating for a long time, the emperor nodded and said: "It's just this once, it won't happen next time. When the time comes, I will issue an imperial edict granting you the right to make decisions on the fly.
Seeing that the emperor hesitated but finally spat out, Huang Qiong breathed a sigh of relief. He was really worried that the emperor had too many scruples and refused to nod on this issue. In that case, although the rebels are easy to wipe out, the aftermath will be much more troublesome. The rebels are not scary, but the aftermath is the real Mafa.
Without this right, it would be really difficult for him to handle some things. After all, if there are too many restrictions, you won't be able to really accomplish something. So seeing the emperor's nod, Huang Qiong said quickly: "My son, I would like to thank my father for trusting me. Father, please rest assured that my son should do his best to preserve the bloodline of his second brother and save a few grandsons for his father."
"It's not about doing your best, but you must keep it. I have made an exception and granted you the power to make decisions on the spur of the moment. This is the first time since I ascended the throne as emperor. If you can't do it well, watch your skin. I haven't executed an execution for a long time. It's alright, I don't mind making fun of you." The emperor couldn't help but said angrily when he heard that he had made such a big concession, but only received someone who tried his best.
Although the emperor was very angry at Huang Qiong's answer, Huang Qiong still refused to take over everything and said: "Father, my son can only do his best. After all, you know the temper of the second brother. If he really does something, How can my son stop the death of both the jade and the stone? Therefore, my son dare not vouch for this. If my son really vouched for it, would you believe it, father?"
After Huang Qiong said this, the emperor was stunned. Indeed, as a father, he still knows what his son's character is. If Huang Qiong is indeed right, and King Jing does something extreme, he really can't be blamed. Thinking of this, the emperor could only say sadly: "Just try your best. I hope that scoundrel can understand my painstaking efforts."
The emperor sighed for a long time, feeling angry but unable to vent his anger. He glared at Huang Qiong and said, "If you have any other requests, just mention them all today. I will try my best to satisfy you. This will save you the trouble of doing a bad job in the future. You are looking for excuses everywhere to shirk your responsibilities. I will stop your mouth today."
"The big requests are gone, and there are only some minor requests left. One is that the son hopes to bring some people from the house. Many of the guards you gave to the son are from the border army. Leave them to be idle with the son. It would be a pity to just protect my son. If my son wants them to go with him, it can be regarded as giving them a chance."
"Second, I want the long history of the mansion to go with his son this time. The biggest problem this time is not on the battlefield but outside the battlefield. If the second brother really insists on his own way, the mob in his hands must not be The opponent of the four major battalions. Things on the battlefield are easy to solve, but the difficulty is how to deal with the aftermath in Zhengzhou."
"My father must be aware of what my second brother has done in Zhengzhou for so many years. The people of Zhengzhou have suffered a lot, and expecting the court to solve the problem in Zhengzhou is like looking for manna during a drought. If the court disappoints them, it will turn the people's hearts against them. , will cause greater trouble. If the aftermath is not properly handled, war will be more likely to spread."
"The officers and soldiers of the four battalions are all military attachés, and they are definitely not as good as civilian officials in handling such local affairs. As for the second brother's current situation, the local officials in Zhengzhou cannot escape the blame. It is even possible that many of them were involved in this incident. During the rebellion, you know some things about the temporary appointment of officials from the imperial court. The biggest problem in the aftermath of Zhengzhou is the land under the second brother's name."
"Although Su Changshi in his son's house is a bit stubborn and aloof, he is a civil servant after all. Managing the local area may not be his strong point, but at least he is better than his son in dealing with Henan Road officials. Therefore, the son definitely believes in his father. With the emperor's approval, his son can be allowed to take him with him. If this person is feasible, let him temporarily act as the magistrate of Zhengzhou while his son deals with the aftermath."
