As for Huang Qiong's words, Lin Hanyan also heard the other meaning. He also knew that Ai Lang didn't want this child to be named in Prince Jing's Mansion because he planned for this child wholeheartedly. Otherwise, when the children grow up in the future, how will they deal with themselves? One is the relative who raised him, and the other is the enemy who destroyed the family and killed his father. What will this child do then?
Indeed, a family of young and old in Chaitou was murdered. In principle, King Jing could not be considered a real enemy. At that time, King Jing himself had already lost control of those in the mansion. But the fact that those stewards were so arrogant and domineering was inseparable from King Jing's previous connivance. Those people also followed King Jing to Zhengzhou Mansion when he came to the vassal state.
If investigated in detail, King Jing will not be able to escape at least one charge of connivance. The real culprit behind the scenes, King Shu, has a lot to do with it. But how can a child know these secrets? In order to avoid any trouble for the child in the future, Huang Qiong made this decision. Lin Hanyan understood this, and so did Duan Jin.
But as soon as Huang Qiong finished speaking, Duan Jin over there said to Princess Jing: "Whose name does this child belong to? I don't want to interfere, and I shouldn't interfere. However, I have a request. I just hope she can learn martial arts from me. When I was bathing the child, I felt her bones. Although the child is a little thin now, she is definitely a good candidate for martial arts. "
"It would be a waste of her talent to simply let her practice essays. Ten years ago, I wanted to find a successor, but I never expected that I would never be able to do so. I never expected that today, in this village, she would actually be... I've met him. I haven't seen such a good-boned kid for many years."
When Duan Jin looked at Chai Tou, his eyes sparkled. Huang Qiong could only shake his head and smile bitterly, but did not pay attention to her. Instead, he said to Lin Hanyan: "Hanyan, the child should have a famous name. He can't just scream Chaitou, Chaitou all day long. You used to be a famous and talented girl in Beijing. What name is better for you?" "
Hearing Huang Qiong's suggestion, Lin Hanyan did not postpone it, but pondered for a moment and said: "From now on, let her have my last name. Although this child has lost some weight now, she is still very delicate. I'm so angry. Especially these big eyes, like a drop of rain and dew, they are really charming. I think from now on, my famous name will be called Lin Yuhan, and my nickname will be Han'er."
After Huang Qiong pondered for a moment about the name Lin Hanyan chose, she shook her head and said, "I don't have any objection to the name, just call it Yuhan. But as for the surname, just follow my surname. From now on, her first name will be My name is Huang Yuhan, and don’t call her my nickname Haner. This child is as delicate as a flower, so I’ll just call her Huahua.”
When Huang Qiong finished speaking, the women present could not help but be startled by him. Over there, Li Xiu was making shoes for her child. If He Yao hadn't stopped her with quick hands and eyes, the needle in her hand would have been directly inserted into her hand. Lin Hanyan was even more stunned, and even looked at Huang Qiong with some confusion.
When Huang Qiong was talking to his children before, he claimed to be his father, but none of the girls present took him seriously. What a joke, how old is he? He just wants to be a father to a seven-year-old child. The women who knew clearly about his relationship with Lin Hanyan all thought that his previous words about "daddy" were just a joke with Lin Hanyan. No one expected that Huang Qiong was not joking at all.
Except for He Yao, who didn't know much about the rules of the Tian family, he didn't care about the ownership of this surname. The other girls were all surprised by Huang Qiong's choice. Not to mention Lin Hanyan and Duan Jin, even Li Xiu, who had been with Lin Hanyan for several years and was no longer unfamiliar with some things, felt extremely shocked and worried for Huang Qiong and Lin Hanyan.
Because they all know that once this child takes this surname, what will it mean? If the surname is Lin, there will be more or less trouble, but after all, it is not the surname of the Tian family, so the trouble is not that big. It’s not like the emperor couldn’t find excuses to persuade. After all, Lin Hanyan had no children, so there was nothing wrong with adopting a child who was a girl.
But what is the surname Huang? That is the emperor's surname, which is also the so-called surname of the country. If this child is really given this surname, the trouble will be extraordinary. Bearing the surname of the Tian family and being adopted by a prince, this is probably impossible for the Tian family, who value blood the most, to accept it. Even if the flower is just a girl.
In this dynasty, due to the chaos of various vassal towns and powerful officials in the former Tang Dynasty, adopted sons were accepted. Either as a general to fight against the imperial court, or as a minion to control the government and military affairs. Therefore, in the early years of the founding of the People's Republic of China, it was explicitly stipulated that any clan was strictly prohibited from collecting adopted sons and adopted sons. Even if you have no children and want to adopt a child from a side branch, you must report to Zongzheng Temple and the emperor will appoint a candidate.
What's more, Huang Qiong allowed this child to follow his surname, which not only violated the ancestral system, but also involved many other aspects. First of all, according to Daqi's customs, the prince's daughter is the princess, regardless of the concubine, and the princess's daughter is the county princess. Before the prince entered the feudal dynasty, both sons and daughters had a salary from the time they fell into the grass.
Although the prince's daughter is not as well treated as his son, she still deserves a lot of money and things. According to the customs made in the early years of the founding of the People's Republic of China, the prince's daughter, regardless of his legitimate concubine, will be given an annual salary of 800 guan and 150 shi of lumi before the prince becomes a feudal lord. The charcoal money in winter and the fire money in summer are seventy guan each, the soup money and rouge money are 50 guan each, and the silk, satin, brocade, and silk are each 15 pieces.
After the prince came to the feudal town, he was given thirty hectares of grain fields, fifteen hectares of vegetable fields, and even three hectares of Tangmu land and three hectares of Rouge land. In addition to these money and land, each person was also rewarded with one hundred guan of fat and pink money in the name of the queen every year, no matter before or after the vassal period. Of course, these money and goods were all allocated together with the salaries of the princes and the land granted during the feudal period.
And this is only the treatment for the prince's daughter, only 40% of the treatment for the son. As for the prince and son of the Da Qi Dynasty, not counting other messy money and food, the salary alone is 5,000 guan and 3,000 shi of food per person per year. Even the concubine also has 3,000 guan and 1,000 shi of food per year. Other benefits are three times that of the princess.
Therefore, since the founding of the Qi Dynasty, there have been many princes and princes who had no intention of competing for the throne. From the moment they left the palace and entered the palace, they worked hard to be a good person and have children. In order to get more salary before joining the feudal clan. After the vassalage, more land was granted. Not to mention anyone else, just Huang Qiong's sixth brother, Prince Teng, the former owner of his mansion. In the second year after leaving the palace, she gave the emperor two grandsons.
This efficiency can be said to be extremely high. At that time, Prince Teng was only fourteen years old, and he was unusually precocious. It's just that Huang Qiong, the second brother, may have spent too much energy in his youth and died prematurely. Although there was a large group of wives and concubines, it was these two children the year after leaving the palace. When the feudal clan came to an end, they still had these two sons, and not even a daughter was born.
On the contrary, it was King Shen who was only a few months older than Huang Qiong, although he seemed quiet. But before the princess was established, she actually had six sons and four daughters, which can be said to be a fruitful outcome. This old man does not rely on anything else, just relying on these children, his annual income is nearly 20,000 yuan more than other princes.
This does not include the money for ice charcoal, money for roasting fire, money for horses, even money for servants, money for Tang Mu, money for daughter's powder, money for soup cakes rewarded by the full moon emperor, and other miscellaneous money. According to King Yong, King Shen went to the palace almost every year to report good news and ask for rewards since he left the palace.
Last year, there was a temporary vacancy for a year because no children were born. As a result, during the Mid-Autumn Festival last year, the emperor, who was used to asking for rewards every year, temporarily forgot that no new son was born in Prince Shen's palace last year. While admiring the moon, he was rewarded with an additional five thousand guan, which he said was money for soup cakes for his children. By the time I remembered something was wrong, the money had already been given away.
Huang Qiong gives this child the surname of the Tian family. Will he be given the title? Will the salary and various rewards due to the princess be given? And if this hole is opened, what will happen if others copy it in the future? Even if it's not on the jade plate and it's not recorded in the clan's records, will the title be given? It is conceivable that not only Zhongshu Province cannot agree, but the emperor will definitely not agree.
Compared with Duan Jin and Li Xiu who only considered these things, Lin Hanyan had one more layer of worries. This child is in Huang Qiong's name, and she is her adopted daughter. Doesn't this tell others about their current private relationship? If others are not fools, how can they really not see it at all? Now others are just waiting to find trouble.
Lin Hanyan looked worried and wanted to say something. Huang Qiong sat next to Lin Hanyan and touched Hua Hua's little face lovingly. He also held the flowers in Lin Hanyan's arms onto his lap and said, "Although you and I are not called husband and wife, we have already become husband and wife. I can't give you a title, and I have already given it to you." My heart is sad.”
"I know you have always wanted to be a mother, but it's a pity that I can't even give you a child, which makes my heart feel like a knife. You don't want to disclose the true relationship between you and me. I know that you are thinking about me. . If I force you to have a child, it will go against your original intention. But there are some things that I have to do, otherwise I will never feel at ease in my life. "
"This child is your adopted child, and from now on she will also be my daughter, the child of both of us. From now on, she will be your eldest daughter and the eldest princess of my Royal Palace. Your Majesty, And I will take care of it at Zongzheng Temple, so you can just be a good mother with peace of mind. We don’t want the salary from the court, nor the jade plate, so my father won’t say anything."
Lin Hanyan understood the meaning of Huang Qiong's words. Huang Qiong's intention was to adopt the child in the name of his Royal Palace, but in her name. This is a disguised method adopted by this man when he is unable to give himself a public name. Her adopted daughter is the eldest daughter of the British royal family, which is undoubtedly a disguised indication of their relationship.
And this kind of disguised recognition, although it will bring some trouble to him because some people are concerned about it. But for her and this child now, it is tantamount to a kind of protection. At least judging from the current situation, there must be some criticism from those who bear the name of the British Prince, but no one dares to touch this child.
At the same time, Huang Qiong was also telling her that his decision was not made hastily. It was a decision made after careful consideration. All risks are borne by him. This is the only thing he can do for her now. So she shouldn't think too much, he will handle everything.
Lin Hanyan, who was moved by Huang Qiong's actions, rested his head on Huang Qiong's chest and once again felt that this man brought him a sense of security that he had never experienced in King Jing. And He Yao over there was also looking at Huang Qiong with a moved face. Even Duan Jin looked at Huang Qiong thoughtfully.
