After Zhu Jianshen said some blessings to Zhu Qizhen, he took the queen and his three sons to leave Nangong.
Just finished saying we were leaving.
But I heard Zhu Qizhen make a request that was difficult for others.
"I, my days in Nangong are a little depressing, why don't I keep my eldest grandson with me for a while." Zhu Qizhen said, pointing to Zhu Yousheng beside Zhu Jianshen.
After Zhu Jianshen heard this, he politely refused: "Father, your child is naughty. I can only disturb your rest here. When you want to see him, I can just ask him to come over. Why stay in Nangong?" "
If Zhu Qizhen was seventy or eighty years old and couldn't do that, his life would be really boring and boring. Zhu Jianshen would definitely not refuse Zhu Qizhen's request.
But Zhu Qizhen's life was beautiful. He would explore until midnight to watch "Ball" at night. When did he wake up during the day, when did he eat, and when he had nothing to do, he would bask in the sun and tease his three sons who were still raised in Nangong. This is not boring at all, and I even often wonder where the time has gone and why there is not enough time.
In Zhu Jianshen's opinion, Zhu Qizhen's living situation is that of a foolish king. He handed his son into his hands and taught him bad things. It would be difficult to change him. After following Zhu Qizhen for a few days, he was four or five years old. If you like playing with breasts, that's fine.
Moreover, Zhu Jianshen doesn't believe his father. He must be holding back some bad intentions and wants to sow discord between our father and son.
After Zhu Qizhen heard Zhu Jianshen's polite refusal, the smile on his face immediately disappeared.
"I'm not afraid of disturbing my rest. I'll ask you again whether you agree to let my eldest grandson accompany me."
Zhu Jianshen looked at Zhu Qizhen and smiled: "Father, what if I don't agree."
Zhu Qizhen hated seeing Zhu Jianshen's smile the most. He was a little afraid of the little brat's smiling face. When he wasn't smiling, he was still a good son. When he smiled, he looked like a rebellious son who dared to kill his father.
Although Zhu Qizhen was a little scared, in front of his eldest grandchildren and his daughter-in-law Queen Zhang, Zhu Qizhen could only say without fear for the sake of his tall image in their hearts: " You don’t agree... you don’t agree... I’m going to ask you. On New Year’s Day, it’s not okay for your father to beg you humbly, not to mention in front of your sons.”
Zhu Jianshen was speechless for a while after listening, and what Zhu Qizhen said really made sense.
Zhu Qizhen saw Zhu Jianshen's facial expression and knew that he was in trouble, so he continued to pursue the victory.
As Zhu Qizhen said, it was really hard for Zhu Jianshen to coerce and induce his father in front of his wife and children, not to mention it was a Chinese New Year.
At that moment, after thinking for a long time, he agreed to Zhu Qizhen's request.
However, Zhu Qizhen also agreed to some additional conditions of Zhu Jianshen. For example, Zhu Yousheng could only stay in Nangong for three days, and the two of them could not be alone together...
After that, the eldest brother Zhu Youhuang was left in Nangong, accompanying his Grandfather the Supreme Emperor...
But Zhu Youli, who was restless and had many questions, still caused a lot of trouble to his grandfather.
Because Nangong is a strange place to him.
Grandpa is also a stranger to him.
It is a strange thing for an emperor to have a father, and for a prince to have a young grandfather.
Zhu Yousheng was not afraid of Zhu Qizhen, so after Zhu Jianshen left, he kept asking questions that troubled Zhu Qizhen.
"Grandpa Huang, why do you live here instead of living in the palace with your father and grandson?"
Zhu Qizhen looked at Zhu Youluo's innocent look and thought that such a young grandson must not be deliberately making fun of himself.
Although this issue was a bit old, Zhu Qizhen still organized some language to explain it to Zhu Youfu.
Of course, Zhu Qizhen did not intend to tell the truth to affect his tall and majestic image in his grandson's heart.
"Because I, Xijing, the palace you live in is not as quiet as the Nangong where grandpa and I live. Your father often begs grandpa to move to the palace, but grandpa never agrees."
"Grandpa Huang, have you ever been an emperor?"
Zhu Qizhen got excited when he mentioned this. He first glanced at the two eunuchs waiting not far away, and then said: "I used to be the emperor, the orthodox emperor, the young emperor. At that time, there were still people around me. I have a great companion named Wang Zhen, and with his help, I purged the world, revitalized the imperial court, and revived the Ming Dynasty. But later I felt tired, so I passed the throne to your father."
After Zhu Youhuang heard this, he looked unconvinced: "Grandpa Huang, are you trying to fool your grandson?"
"What's the meaning?"
"My grandson heard from the eldest companion in the palace that Grandpa Emperor, you went out to be a general and fight for the Tatars, but you were caught and could not come back. My father was the emperor, and that emperor My grandson has also heard of Wang Zhen, whom my grandpa spoke of, and said he was a great traitor and a sufferer of eunuchs."
Zhu Qizhen's expression changed. He thought that the group of eunuchs in the palace had done a lot to ruin his reputation, making him look a little embarrassed among his third-generation grandchildren.
At this time, Zhu Qizhen was a little angry, but it was not directed at Zhu Youlang, but at his son Zhu Jianshen.
Such a large palace was so poorly managed that the servants dared to tease the old master in front of the young master.
If Wang Zhen was still alive, this would never happen.
"Grandpa Huang, why don't you speak? Is your grandson right? You are angry."
Zhu Qizhen still had great patience with Zhu Youhuang. After hearing Zhu Youhuang's words, he lowered his head and looked at Zhu Youhuang and explained: "My dear grandpa, how could I be angry with you? But, you said it wrong. Oh, how can the emperor say he was arrested? It’s an inappropriate choice of words.”
"Then how to use words..."
"You want to say that you are in trouble..."
"What does it mean to be in trouble?"
"It's all about being in trouble, it's all about catching it."
"Wouldn't you still be caught?"
"Ah, Grandpa Huang, why don't you speak anymore... Grandpa Huang, why are you crying..."
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After Zhu Jianshen returned to the palace, he went directly back to Qianqing Palace to check the Jiaozhou military report that had just arrived in the capital.
This is what Shi Biao wrote.
It tells about the peace negotiation proposal of the pseudo-small court and the current chaos in Thanh Hoa.
Just like what Shi Biao said to Han Yong and Mu Zan.
The news that the small imperial court wanted to negotiate peace with the Ming army spread in Thanh Hoa, and many aristocratic families in Thanh Hoa were shocked.
They wanted to surrender, but they didn't take us with them, so they put pressure on the small court.
Of course Li Binghao and Ruan Da knew that if they brought these aristocratic families, Ming Dynasty would definitely not agree to the peace talks. However, in order to temporarily stabilize these aristocratic families, they promised to bring them along and fight for a talisman for them. Everyone joined hands. , go ashore together.
There are forty-six big families in Thanh Hoa. The upper and lower governance of the small court has been broken. These families are needed to act as intermediaries between the upper and lower families. They also need to spend money and food to support tens of thousands of troops.
However, the Ming army did not want to retain the political status of many people, and peace talks were far away, so Ruan Dayou and Li Binghao also had back-ups.
Ruan Dayou's handwritten letter came into Shi Biao's hands.
Thinking that of the forty-six aristocratic families, sixteen aristocratic families could be preserved, and the small court of South Vietnam relied on the promise of the Ming army and with the help of these sixteen aristocratic families, all other aristocratic families were eradicated.
I hope that Ming Dynasty can adopt this and accept the surrender of the south.
The bottom line of the small court's surrender conditions is the first one, which is to retain some of the treatment of the small king, life safety, and almost all other requirements can be changed.
Shi Biao wanted to agree to Ruan Dayou's request for a letter, and he also wrote to get the emperor's approval. ŴŴŴ.BIQUGE.biz
In fact, Zhu Jianshen knew about the small imperial court's intention to surrender half a year ago.
In this kind of war between countries, the surrender of a small political power does not mean the end of the war...
The small court of South Vietnam has surrendered, and the south will not be stable. It still has to be cleaned up by the Ming army...
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