Chapter 350 The monk who begged for alms in the palace

Yuan Dadu, also known as Khan Bali City, was built with the Daning Palace as the center of the Jin Dynasty. The imperial city is located in the south center of the outer city and is a flat rectangle. In the middle of the city, there is the Taiye Lake Imperial Garden area running from north to south, and in the west is the Xingsheng Palace.

Longfu Palace is a palace complex composed of the Tai Palace. The eastern part is the palace city, most of which overlaps with the Ming Palace and is slightly to the north. The palace faces the Daming Hall in the front and the Yanchun Pavilion in the back. It adopts the "Gong" shaped platform popular in the Song Dynasty.

The central axis of Dadu in the Ji and Yuan Dynasties started from Lizheng in the outer city, passed through the north-south road that ran through the palace city, and ended at the central pavilion of Datianshou Wanning Temple in the center of the capital city. It was the same as the central axis of Beijing in the Ming and Qing Dynasties.

Yuan Dynasty paid great attention to promoting the development of commerce in its planning, and had a developed water supply and drainage system, complete military defense, and external supervision facilities, making it a world-famous metropolis.

In front of the Ruyang Prince's Mansion.

Yuan Hui looked at the mansion. Chahan Timur, the king of Ruyang, was deeply Chinese and good at literature. He had participated in the imperial examination and passed the imperial examination. He named himself "Li Chahan" in Han Dynasty.

He was considered the number one military officer in Dayuan Dynasty and had great military exploits, so the Ruyang Palace was extremely impressive.

"Little monk, Shaolin disciple Yuan Hui has come to ask for alms. I would like to invite you to meet me!"

Fang Hui knew whether Gao Jie of the six major sects had been arrested by the Ruyang Palace, and whether Zhao Min and Wang Baobao were the actual executors, so after arriving in Dadu, she immediately came to the Ruyang Palace.

Yuan Hui's mental power was so strong that he easily targeted King Ruyang and sent his words to his ears.

King Ruyang's concierge saw Fang Hui standing in front of the mansion and walking out of the ear room outside the mansion. She was actually wearing silk and satin, which was extremely luxurious and comparable to that of a small landowner.

He quickly arrived in front of Yuan Hui and looked at Yuan Hui's clothes carefully.

In this life, Yuan Hui was a penniless and poor monk. He had no need for money when he was in Shaolin. He didn't have to worry about him when he went out that time. Even if he didn't go out later, he wouldn't be able to eat from Zhao Min and others, so he was here.

Although the monk's robe is not the same tattered clothes as before, it is also different from the monk's robe made of ordinary cotton, looking poor.

As the saying goes, the seventh-ranking official in front of the prime minister's door does not want to see if the concierge of Ruyang Palace is a slave, but he is very arrogant. He is used to seeing the dignitaries who are coming to him, and he has developed a sharp eye, which can identify others at a glance.

Because of his identity and status, he saw that Yuan Hui was dressed in a very shabby way, unlike the eminent monks at Wan'an Temple outside the city, so he was rude to mistreat Yuan Hui.

"Where did the wild monk come from? I didn't even ask if there was a place where I could come!"

The porter's eyes were pointed to the sky, he was extremely arrogant, he was scolding Yuan Hui, and he took out a few coins from his arms, threw them in front of Yuan Hui, and rolled them to Yuan Hui's feet.

"I'll be happy tomorrow, give me a few copper coins, take them to buy some food, and get out of here!"

The concierge waved his legs impatiently and drove Fang Hui away, with a look of disgust on his face, as if he was sending away a beggar begging for food.

Yuan Hui was not angry either. He bent down and picked up the copper plate that was rolling down on the ground, and put it in his lap. He was a monk and came to ask for alms. He was somewhat similar to a beggar, so he gladly accepted the reward from the concierge.

There is absolutely no trace of the temperament of a monk.

When the concierge saw Yuan Hui picking up the copper plate, the disgust in his eyes deepened, "You are a stinker who begs for food!"

Yuan Hui looked at the concierge with a smile, not angry at all. Letting the concierge scold him was unbearable, and it was not a kind of spiritual practice. Besides, who was Yuan Hui? He was a heavenly being with tall legs and a living Buddha.

If I had a quarrel with that concierge, it would really be too flattering to him.

"Minmin, did we hear any sounds?"

King Ruyang was having a meal with his children when he heard Yuan Hui's voice and put down the ivory chopsticks in his lap. He looked up and saw that there was nothing strange among the people, so he couldn't help but curiously asked Zhao Min.

"Father, what's the sound?"

Zhao Min and Wang Baobao both raised their heads and looked at King Ruyang who was in charge, wondering how he could ask such a question.

"Just now he remembered the voice of a Shaolin monk in his ears! Could it be that he didn't have a good rest last night and was hearing hallucinations?"

Seeing that neither of them heard anything, the King of Ruyang thought that he was old. In addition, he had worked hard for many months during the rebel uprisings in various places, so he had hallucinations. There was a wry smile on his lips. It seemed that he was really old.

Forgive me.

"Shaolin Monk!"

Zhao Min put down the bowls and chopsticks in his legs and exclaimed.

"Can the Dharma name be called Yuan Hui?"

There was a trace of surprise and expectation in Zhao Min's eyes. He tried to keep his face as calm as possible and asked King Ruyang.

"Do I know that Yuan Hui?"

King Ruyang's expression changed. It seemed that he had not heard anything, but had met an expert. He was a Shaolin disciple, neither an enemy nor a friend, and he was afraid that the one who came would be unkind.

"That time my daughter went to Mingjiao and met him. He is an unprecedented eminent monk from Shaolin. He is one of the two heavenly beings in the Ming Dynasty!"

Zhao Min went on to tell Fang Hui's strength in order to avoid conflicts.

"When did a heavenly being with high legs appear in Shaolin?"

King Ruyang frowned and felt a little bitter. Zhang Sanfeng originally caused a big fuss in Dadu ten years ago because of the Diamond Gate incident. At that time, the high priest of the Shamanism and the 30,000 imperial guards who were the national advisors intervened to stop it. Initially,

It turned out that the high priest was beheaded by Zhang Sanfeng, and all 30,000 imperial guards were defeated, without any strength. The Mongolian royal court was shocked, and the horror of the high legs of heavenly beings was revealed.

For example, another heavenly being with high legs appeared among the Han people in the Ming Dynasty. It seems that the great Yuan Dynasty is really approaching. Although King Ruyang was worried, he did not want to be alone. He was not a scholar and knew filial piety.

Loyalty, as a Mongolian nobleman, how could he escape? At worst, he would have sacrificed his life for the country.

"In this case, let's summon all the Wei Kunfeng to come and go with him to see the living Buddha!"

The Living Buddha was originally an honorific title for practitioners of Tibetan Buddhism, and later became the owner of the Potala Palace. Shaolin, as the base camp of Zen Buddhism, would not call it this way, but after all, it is not Yuanhui who is a heavenly being, so it is okay to call it a Living Buddha.

Is it worthy of the name?

"Father, you can't do it. The gods and humans are invincible with their high legs. The Wei warriors can't match Yuan Hui. So if we don't want to show our sincerity, why don't we just go with the three of them!"

Zhao Min stretched out his legs to stop King Ruyang from summoning worshipers, and spoke out his proposal.

The King of Ruyang thought of Zhang Sanfeng's majesty and evil spirit ten years ago, and he was still frightened by Ru Ming. The tall legs of a heavenly being were no longer ordinary, and he could be called a land god or a living Buddha.

King Ruyang is not a heroic figure, he is heroic and ambitious, and is not afraid of life and death. He nodded in agreement.

"Hui, Mingyue, father and son, go together to meet the living Buddha!"

King Ruyang pushed the bowl and chopsticks away, stood up, and strode forward in high spirits.

"The child is following behind!"

Wang Baobao and Zhao Min also stood up to follow. I want to focus on one thing here: Wang Baobao. In the original world, Wang Baobao's performance was inconspicuous, but he was not a small character.
Chapter completed!