It's true.

Wu Nian was full of hesitation about whether to grant other sons a title.

If we count the founding kings of previous dynasties, they were afraid that their descendants would have no food or clothing in the future, so they were crazily awarded titles.

The final result is that there are too many royal entrusted people, which has caused huge financial pressure.

Take the Ming Dynasty as an example. Lao Zhu was a good emperor, but he was always a small peasant's idea and took care of his children and grandchildren to the point of being perverted.

The fall of the Ming Dynasty had a great relationship with the financial burden caused by the royal family.

Is it better to be a son-visted visceral or not?

If you are awarded a title, what do you say about the treatment?

How much salary is given in a year and how can the descendants inherit their titles?

He is now the King of Han, so naturally it is impossible for him to make his son the king.

Take Li Jinzhu's son Wu Chang as an example. If you are granted the title of "Marquis of Wugong". Wu Chang has ten sons. Then the title must be inherited by Wu Chang's eldest son, but will the other sons be granted the title?

And has Wu Chang's eldest son been reduced to the first-class title? For example, he was named "Wu Gong Bo"?

Apart from this, there are many problems.

For example, if these royal family titles were sealed in other places, they were not allowed to return to Beijing at will?

Or should they be sealed in the capital and not allowed to leave the capital at will?

Do talented royal families need to be enfeoffed? For example, the princes and kings of the Han Dynasty had actual kingdom regimes and troops.

For example, the nine kings of the dynasty?

This looks pretty good, too.

It is equivalent to putting eggs in different baskets. If the main trunk is incompetent and incompetent, the country will be subverted, at least there are still many real power kings that can save the situation.

If Qin Shihuang had granted his son a great title to the whole country, the Qin Dynasty might not have perished.

The advantages are obvious, but the disadvantages are also obvious.

It is easy to rebel.

Who doesn’t want to go further and ascend to the throne and become emperor with the ability and ambition?

In short, this matter is very troublesome. Wu Nian doesn’t want to think about it carefully at the moment. Anyway, there is no need to mention the prince among his sons, the family business is his.

The eldest son Wu Min is still young, and the eighth son Wu Chang is still in his infancy. Let’s delay the matter first and then talk about it if you can’t hold it back.

But there is one thing.

He will fulfill his father's responsibility and raise his children well. Even if he is not awarded a title, he will ensure that his son has no worries about food and clothing.

The premise is that it is not a loser.

Li Jinzhu, E's relatives, and E's daughter were very dissatisfied after hearing this. They had to make a promise or directly awarded a title, but they got one.

"Food and clothing are free."

So is there any difference between having a son and having a daughter?

They were all wronged and mournful. But they didn't dare to talk too much, for fear of angering Wu Nian.

A woman’s grievance is not easy to relieve. Wu Nian felt embarrassed, so he came with excitement, returned in disappointment, and left in a hurry.

In addition to a little bit of happiness, Wu Nian's life in the deep palace is mostly relaxed and happy.

Even the work of the cabinet ministers under Wu Nian and other important officials such as the Six Ministers of the Ministry of Justice was much easier.

The establishment of a dynasty did not simply change from a general's mansion to a dynasty.

Although the former General Supplementary Han Dynasty was known as a small court, it was inseparable from the efforts of Liu Zhixing, Li Yong, Wang Youxiao and others because it was a strait team.

The establishment of the Han Dynasty was based on the civil and military officials system of Chu State and was revised to a certain extent.

All kinds of powers and rules are perfect.

The bureaucratic team serving the Han Dynasty was also unprecedentedly large.

As long as the people above do not have their heads crooked, this system is still easy to operate.

This system operates smoothly under the command of Cabinet Ministers Liu Zhixing, Li Yong and Zhang Haiping. The work of Cabinet Ministers and civil and military officials will naturally become smooth and relaxed.

Cabinet office point.

Located in the royal palace, in a small and inconspicuous Wenhua Hall.

morning.

In Wenhua Hall, Liu Zhixing, Li Yong and Zhang Haiping were sitting on the couch and talking to several officials standing below.

There were also Goguryeo eunuchs who were proficient in Chinese, as well as big guards, and small officials served them.

After several officials left, Liu Zhixing felt a little thirsty, so he asked the eunuch to go down to make tea. After the tea came up, he lifted the lid and drank it half. Then he closed the lid and placed it on the small table, looked up and said to the two, "There are pros and cons in everything."

"The king annexed Goguryeo, and the disadvantages also emerged."

Speaking of this, Liu Zhixing shook his head with a wry smile.

Li Yong and Zhang Haiping also shook their heads with a wry smile.

Liaodong officials were in peace and the government was in charge, and "King of Yan Wang" was in charge. Even officials did not dare to embezzle and accept bribes. The overall environment was very powerful.

But the situation in Goguryeo is much more complicated.

The officials from the Inspectorate and the Ministry of Justice were the Inspectorate Censors under the Inspectorate. They investigated the corruption problems of some officials in the Youyan area and handed over some evidence.

Since ancient times, it is difficult to be a king and a prime minister.

If you become a tyrant monarch, you will lose your head.

If you become an incompetent prime minister and cause the country to collapse, it will be a detrimental to you for thousands of years.

The forest is big, and there are all kinds of birds.

The country is vast and there are all kinds of people. Although work has become easier now, facing such a huge number of bureaucrats, we must lighten our eyes so as not to promote villains and depose gentlemen.

Liu Zhixing and the other two were not ordinary prime ministers, but founding prime ministers. Wu Nian was willing to delegate power, and they were all grateful.

I was afraid that I wouldn't do it well.

However, apart from these messy things, the government is generally clear and clear.

Liu Zhixing and the other two quickly improved. The division of labor was clear and they continued to work hard. If they were undecided, discuss with each other.

If you still can't decide, I can only ask Wu Nian for advice.

But very few, most of them still pat their own tables.

After reading the memorials and giving their own solutions, they were taken away by the eunuch and handed over to Wu Nian to pixeng.

Wu Nian often criticizes the popularity very quickly.

Liu Zhixing and the other two were very suspicious whether Wu Nian had finished watching one by one, but he felt happy.

This is the king's trust.

As workers and those who are trusted by their bosses often feel their blood boiling.

Soon, it was time to get off work. The eunuch came in to remind him. But some government affairs were still preserved. Li Yong was old and had no energy. So he clasped his fists at Liu Zhixing and Zhang Haiping and said, "Two, I'll take the lead."

"Please, Lord Li." Liu Zhixing and Zhang Haiping returned the salute with his fists. After Li Yong left, Liu Zhixing and Zhang Haiping finished the report together. Surrounded by the guards of the great inner guards, they left Wenhua Palace and arrived at the palace gate.

Palace gate.

There were two teams of people surrounding the sedan chair and waiting for a long time.

Liu Zhixing's eyes narrowed, and he found a familiar and stranger in his team.

Say it is familiar.

This is Zhang Zhong, the eldest son of his teacher Zhang Chen.

Zhang Chen had no fame, but was not incompetent. He just didn't want to take the imperial examination. He opened a private academy in his hometown and trained some scholars.

Said it was strange.

When Zhang Chen and Zhang Zhong and his son went south to the Mongol Yuan, they took their family and relatives to live in Chudu.

The relationship between master and apprentice is naturally close.

Liu Zhixing also privately inquired about Zhang Chen's situation. After learning that the teacher was safe, he was very pleased and sent someone to send some silver coins.

Liu Zhixing also quickly realized that he would not enter the Three Treasures Hall without any trouble.
Chapter completed!