On the Double Ninth Festival, Empress Yu Wenjun of Daliang finally couldn't bear it any longer and took the opportunity to go out to climb mountains for fun and went to the Liang Mansion in the west of the city.
The emperor and the empress both arrived, and of course no one dared to stop them.
"Liang Qing's orchard is well-groomed." Shao Xun pretended to pick up a pear, washed it and gnawed it.
"If Your Majesty had come here a few days later, it would have been gone." Liang Fen said with a smile, and then sighed with emotion: "Ten acres of thin fields, several acres of orchard vegetables, and dozens of mulberry plants were all cultivated bit by bit in my spare time."
While talking, Liang Fen always looked inside worriedly.
Shao Xun saw him like that and stopped talking.
The two of them stared at each other with big eyes and small eyes, and they were worried.
Shao Xun could only find something to say and said: "Years ago, all the officials from all the counties in the world will come to the capital. I have ordered all the officials to gather at Zesuyu Palace in Guangcheng. This year's New Year greetings will be placed there. There will be more people at that time.
Some famous locals and wealthy businessmen are attending the meeting, and I want to have a chat with them to discuss the country's affairs. What do Liang Qing think?"
"During the later Han Dynasty, the emperor would often play in the water and lecture on martial arts in Guangcheng Garden. That's right." Liang Fen said, "That place is your majesty's place of prosperity. You should go back and take a look."
The Suyu Palace is quite large and was built under the supervision of Shao Xun when he was a general. Later, Emperor Puxi, Sima Chi, bestowed it on his sister Sima Yi. In the Jin, Liang, and Zen dynasties, Sima Yi was still bestowed upon him, which shows that the emperor of the new dynasty was more virtuous.
, took such care of the orphans and widows of the previous royal family.
Sima Yi was already old and lived in Suyu Palace most of the year. Occasionally, Sima Pi, Sima Li, Sima Que (who had been promoted to the governor of Xiangcheng) and others came to visit.
After winter, I went to Guangcheng Palace where Yang Xianrong lived for a few days, soaked in warm soup, and ate some fruits and vegetables that were rare in winter. The rest of the day, I spent the rest of the day with the old people and young people from the previous dynasty in Guangchengze.
Either go on an outing, climb mountains to enjoy the autumn, or even come to Luoyang to live for more than a month. I live a relatively comfortable life, so my health is pretty good.
Shao Xun also wanted to see her.
He likes fresh and young bodies now, but it doesn't seem right if he doesn't care about these old people at all.
Of course, the meeting is the main thing, and everything else is secondary.
"Why doesn't Liang Qing take care of the property?" Shao Xun asked after looking at the house that he might have picked up.
"For most of my life, I only had one daughter and one grandson. The daughter is unfilial and the grandson is weak. Who will manage the property?" Liang Fen said in a calm tone.
"I can give you some money and food, slave." Shao Xun said.
Liang Fen sighed and said, "I have no merit and I dare not accept this reward."
Shao Xun was just waiting to say something more when he heard the jingling of his rings and Yu Wenjun had already walked over.
Liang Fen bowed and drifted away.
Yu Wenjun said mysteriously: "Husband, what did I find? Sister Liang is pregnant and has given birth to a baby, just a few days after giving birth."
Shao Xun was greatly shocked, but his expression remained unchanged. He glanced at Yu Wenjun and asked, "Whose son is this?"
"It is said that he was a scholar from Xizhou. My sister had a good relationship with him in the early years, and was later forced to marry King Yuzhang." Yu Wenjun said: "This man is so courageous that even the queens of the previous dynasty dared to get involved. I heard that he fell ill a few months ago.
Dead, maybe?
At the end of the sentence, Yu Wenjun hesitated a little, but in the end he didn't say anything bad. He just glanced at Shao Xun and said, "This boy is a little thin and weak. He is very pitiful."
Shao Xun was a little worried and wished he could go see his child now, but he stood still and did not move.
She sighed and said, "Giving birth in eight months will indeed make you weak. How about giving her some nourishing food?"
Yu Wenjun looked at Shao Xun and said, "I have assigned this matter to you. Husband, you never cared about such trivial matters before."
"Qing Liang is diligent in governing the country, so I should show good care to his family." After Shao Xun finished speaking, he hugged Yu Wenjun and said:
"The period of the Qi Zang's longevity has expired. I want to kill the Queen."
Yu Wenjun blushed, looked into Shao Xun's eyes again, and said: "You used to call me Wenjun, do you just like the queen? Empress Liu Han, Tuoba Dai Kedun, and the empress of the former Jin Dynasty——"
"It's nonsense." Shao Xun hugged Yu Wenjun tightly and whispered in her ear: "I love Empress Daliang alone, and I have loved her for twenty years."
The suspicion in Yu Wenjun's eyes gradually faded, and his face turned redder.
"Fu Bao is nineteen this year, and it's time to get married. It's not cool to keep delaying it. Do you have a husband?" Yu Wenjun held Shao Xun's hand and said softly while walking in the autumn orchard.
"When I go to Suyu Palace this winter, there will be many people coming, many of whom are young and handsome." Shao Xun said, "Let the Fu Bao choose by herself, and whoever she likes will be who she likes. My daughter, there is no need to wrong yourself."
"Fu Bao doesn't like weak people." Yu Wenjun chuckled: "She said it's best to be strong-minded and well-read.
He is skilled with bow and horse, and he is also good-looking."
"The requirements are so high?" Shao Xun took a breath of air.
"It's just an ordinary family. To have the eldest daughter of the emperor Tang Muyi, is this too much to ask for?" Yu Wenjun covered his mouth and said with a smile.
Fu Bao had no food, because she had been begging Shao Xun to reward her with Pingyang Shanglin Garden as Tang Muyi.
But Shanglin Garden is too big. Although it is mostly mountains, it is too big to go back for more than 200 miles. Shao Xun refused, and finally decided to lower it "a little": Cijing Fuyuan (the former site of Xuchang Palace) and nearby marshes, 200 miles around
Yuli.
From an economic point of view, it is not as good as a food town, but this land is a garden under the name of the Shaofu, with rivers, ponds, and bamboo gardens.
Farmland, orchards, vegetables, mulberry forests, pastures, and even houses, water, etc. are all ready-made. It is completely up to you, and an additional three hundred yuan will be given to the tenants, which is not bad.
In the future, if she sends people to open up the barren mountains and ridges in the south of the Yangtze River to build a manor, Shao Xun will also provide money and food. With the support of human resources and such capital, plus the Fu Bao's appearance, she can get both people and wealth, and her career will be like a rocket.
So what if the requirements are high?
"I will let people spread the news." Seeing that Shao Xun did not object, Yu Wenjun said: "When the noble lady in the capital heard about it, she must ask her father and brother, and her husband to pass it on immediately. Next month, the whole Henan will know, and the winter months in Hebei
I will also know everything."
"A bunch of talkative women." Shao Xun scolded with a smile.
"Isn't it true that my husband is so powerful that he can shine in all directions?" Yu Wenjun smiled and said, "If she were a princess of the Jin Dynasty,
I'm afraid young Junyan wants to run away quickly."
Shao Xun laughed.
These words made him feel happy. Whether a court is orthodox or not, the prestige of the Tianjia will naturally be reflected in all aspects.
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On the tenth day of September, Shao Xun came to Taixue in the south of the city again.
Before the founding of the People's Republic of China, he was reorganizing the Imperial Academy.
After the Zen Dynasty of Liang and Jin Dynasty, students were officially admitted and the school started in early February this year.
Due to the rush of time, there were not many students in the first batch, only a hundred people.
Even though he tried his best to take care of it, the hundreds of people enrolled were still mainly natives, plus some warriors and children of wealthy businessmen.
Taixue is not a primary education. In fact, it has a certain entrance threshold. These hundred people are admitted after screening and are collectively called "disciples".
You can take the exam (exam) after two years of enrollment. It's less than a year now, so naturally it's not the exam season.
Taixue mostly tried the Five Classics, but the content they studied was far more than the Five Classics. In fact, there were more than ten books. People at that time did not like to read traditional classics such as poems, books, rituals, and Yiyi. The "Yi" may be an exception.
Because being an official at that time, the most important thing was family background and reputation.
Family background is innate and cannot be changed, but reputation is acquired and can be manipulated.
There are two main opportunities to become famous.
One is the well-known veteran commentator, which is more or less linked to family background;
The second is that the talk party becomes popular immediately and is praised and spread by others, or it slowly becomes popular through long-term management of the persona.
The second method has much lower family background requirements, and ordinary nobles or children from poor families may also take this path.
But in casual gatherings, talking about Confucian classics will not make you popular. The mainstream ideology is also disgusted with the Confucian stuff. They are closer to "relaxation," "nature," and "true temperament," that is, "go beyond the famous teachings and let nature take its course."
, exploring the meaning of life, mysterious and mysterious.
Therefore, Confucian scholars strongly criticized this ideology because their status had been reduced too much and they were completely suppressed.
During the Northern and Southern Dynasties in history, Confucian scholars would still vigorously criticize Buddhism and Taoism because the craze for metaphysics had passed and the craze for Buddhism and Taoism had risen again, but Confucianism was still suppressed.
I don’t know what’s wrong with the children of the gentry, but most of them just don’t like Confucianism, no matter whether they have studied it or not, no matter whether they are in the south or the north.
Shao Xun felt that after struggling for half his life, his prestige and fame were increasing day by day, and he could be considered a "well-known veteran".
Maybe you can guide something through reviews.
He felt that this form of gathering was quite good and there was no need to ban it, as long as the topics were more serious.
He is best at adapting to local conditions.
After results are achieved in this area, Taixue's teaching materials can be changed, since students don't like to read them anyway.
As for basic education at the county and county levels, it is currently only promoted in areas where Hu people live, such as Kelan, Pingyang,
Xihe, Yanmen, Shangdang, and the counties on the other side of the river, such as Shang, Diaoyin, and Xinqin, each have a county, and one county doctor can teach twenty or thirty students.
It is absolutely impossible to promote it nationwide. If you don't meet this condition and cannot afford the price, you can only do it step by step.
On September 15, Shao Xun ordered the establishment of a Guozi school in Bianliang.
Unlike Taixue, which is open to all classes, Guozixue only recruits the children of noble officials, including the nephews and nephews of government officials, as long as they have a letter of recommendation.
The academic system is similar to that of Taixue University, and there will be no major changes for the time being. The time is not yet ripe.
For the Shaw Dynasty, the foundation is still nobility, not gentry.
There may be some overlap between the two, but they are two concepts after all.
What he needs to do now is to protect Taixue and Guozixue, so that these two new ways of selecting officials can be passed down steadily.
Compared with the Nine-Rank Officials' Law, Taixue, and Guozixue's trial system is still somewhat advanced. What he has to do is not to let it become a decoration. After all, this was the case in the Wei and Jin dynasties.
For now, the natives are not likely to object to this system. Because it is the old Weipu system, the degree of resistance is relatively small. In addition, the knowledge of ordinary people is completely inferior to them, and the quota of "disciples" is allocated.
If it is less, the nobles will not feel a sense of crisis for the time being.
Chapter completed!