"My lord, you are the queen on behalf of the king."
Zhu Yang glanced at Gu Yanwu.
"Mr. Tinglin, these words have profound meaning."
Gu Yanwu simply said bluntly: "Your Majesty, have you forgotten the struggle for the throne between Hongguang, Longwu, and Yongli dynasties?"
Gu Yanwu was afraid that if Zhu Yang returned to the Ming Dynasty and proclaimed himself emperor, a group of people would appear to snatch the title of emperor.
The reason is simple: Zhu Yang does not have the legal right to inherit the Ming Empire.
Because he is the queen of Dai Wang, who is the fourteenth son of Zhu Yuanzhang.
No matter where you calculate it, it cannot be counted on Zhu Yang.
These old ministers of the Ming Dynasty may not be good at doing serious things, but they are all good at fighting among themselves.
A good Nan Ming is beaten to pieces by fighting.
After listening to Gu Yanwu's words, Zhu Yang couldn't help laughing.
"Mr. Tinglin, do you think I'm afraid of those people? They're just a bunch of cowards."
"Of course, you are right not to proclaim yourself emperor, but what I'm afraid of is not them. I'm afraid of trouble. I don't have that much time to fight for power with these people."
"After all, our enemies are the Manchu and Tatars. As for them, it's best to know their own interests. If they don't know their own interests, huh!"
Zhu Yang didn't finish what he said, but Gu Yanwu understood what Zhu Yang meant.
He has now seen that this Shanyin King is definitely not a merciful master.
How to say that sentence is quite similar to Taizu and Chengzu.
The fine traditions of Lao Zhu's family, including ruthlessness and ruthlessness, are definitely inherited.
If those people are ignorant, this Shanyin King will definitely remind them of the horror of being dominated by Taizu and Chengzu.
The two of them discussed what to do after entering Jiangling along the way, and soon passed Zhenjiang and entered Jiangning Mansion.
The Qing government set up two chief envoys in Jiangsu, one was the chief envoy to Jiangning and the other was the chief envoy to Jiangsu.
The Chief Envoy of Jiangning has jurisdiction over the six prefectures of Jiangning, Yangzhou, Tongzhou, Huai'an, Xuzhou and Haizhou.
The Chief Envoy of Jiangsu has jurisdiction over the five prefectures of Zhenjiang, Changzhou, Suzhou, Taicang and Songjiang.
Of course, this happened during the Qianlong period.
Now, Jiangsu still has two chief envoys, one is the ah chief envoy and the other is the Jiangsu chief envoy.
The chief envoy of ah is in Jiangning, but he is in charge of matters in ah province.
The chief envoy of Jiangsu Province is in Suzhou and has jurisdiction over the affairs of Jiangsu Province.
It's just so weird.
Therefore, Jiangning Prefecture now has not only the Liangjiang Governor's Office, but also the Chief Envoy's Office. Of course, military strength is also indispensable.
After all, Jiangling is the center of the entire Jiangnan, and countless important yamen are located here.
Therefore, Jiangling has 20,000 Eight Banners and 100,000 Green Camps stationed all year round.
Why weren't these troops mobilized to quell Zhu Yang's rebellion before?
The reason is very simple. Obai just wanted to give his younger brother Mulima some credit.
Moreover, Ao Bai was at odds with Malji, the current governor of Liangjiang.
Or to put it this way, Malji despised Oboi.
Because Malji was born in the top 100.
In the ninth year of Shunzhi, Malji ranked first in the national civil service examination as a translator and became the first scholar of the Manchu nationality.
Do you think such a person can look down on a rough guy like Obai?
Moreover, Malji had read too much and had serious thoughts of loyalty to the emperor.
Therefore, the relationship with Obai became even worse.
In the eyes of Ao Bai and Malji, the Taiping Army was nothing more than a disease that could suppress the rebellion in minutes.
Logically speaking, after Jiangsu Governor Han Shiqi was killed, the Governor of Liangjiang should take over the counter-insurgency affairs.
However, Obai intervened directly through the imperial court and did not give Malji a chance.
Maleji simply ignored it, because he himself didn't have much interest in fighting. Wouldn't it be good for him to write poems and songs?
What fun is there in fighting?
It has to be said that Malji is a minority among the Manchus.
No, when Zhu Yang led five thousand troops into Jiangning Mansion, Maleji was holding a poetry meeting with the literati in Jiangling.
The best place to hold a poetry meeting is of course Shili Qinhuai.
Ten miles away, the Qinhuai River is brightly lit, with pavilions and pavilions surrounding the river embankment; music and singing are filled with wine, and black robes are covered with ancient books and rare treasures.
As the governor of Liangjiang, Nanbowan on the ground in the south of the Yangtze River.
Even if the poems recited by Maleji are nonsense, they are comparable to Li Du's supplementary poems.
Not to mention, Malji still has two skills, and the number one pick was not obtained through bribery.
Although the poems written by Malaki are not considered to be masterpieces handed down from generation to generation, at least the sentences are smooth, the rhymes are consistent, and they are understandable.
It was much better than his descendant Qianlong.
Therefore, the atmosphere in this restaurant is quite harmonious. After all, there is no need to brag.
Everyone was smiling, complimenting the Governor from time to time, and then drinking wine, eating side dishes, and looking at the little beauties. It was simply a magical day.
However, there was only one person, wearing a green shirt, with a dull face and cold eyes. He didn't eat the food or look at the beauty. He just drank the wine in sips, not knowing what he was thinking.
Seeing him like this, a person next to him immediately came over and said: "Jin Qing, on this beautiful occasion, with beautiful wine and delicious food, why do you only focus on drinking and ignore the beauty and delicious food?"
When the man in green shirt saw his friend coming over, he said helplessly: "Dunfu, you can just enjoy yourself, why do you bother me?"
These Jin Qing and Dunfu are none other than Li Guangdi and Zhang Ying.
Well, Zhang Ying may not be familiar with him, but his son Zhang Tingyu is famous.
Li Guangdi and Zhang Tingyu were both famous officials in the Kangxi Dynasty.
Of course, Zhang Ying herself is not an ordinary person.
In the end, he became a bachelor of Wenhua Palace and was also the Minister of Rites. After his death, he was given the posthumous title Wenduan.
Zhang Ying has one of the most famous stories.
This is the story of Six Feet Alley. It took thousands of miles to build a wall just for the wall, so why not let him have three feet. The Great Wall is still there today, but Qin Shihuang was nowhere to be seen.
Therefore, it can also be seen that Zhang Ying is an open-minded and easy-going person.
This is one of the reasons why he and Li Guangdi became good friends.
Li Guangdi is a talented guy, but he has an arrogant temperament and does not conform to the common people.
If it weren't for Zhang Yingcai's outstanding academic skills and easy-going and open-minded personality, it would be impossible for the two to become good friends.
Zhang Ying pulled Li Guangdi away: "Qing Jin, are you thinking about the Jiangyin Taiping Army?"
Hearing this, Li Guangdi glanced at his good friend and sneered: "I wonder what's the use? Didn't you see that our Governor of Liangjiang is intoxicated with poetry and songs, enjoying himself with the people!"
Listening to his friend's resentful words, Zhang Ying quickly stopped him: "Qing Jin, don't talk nonsense. Don't you want to win this exam?"
"Why, can the Governor still intervene in the country's talent promotion ceremony?"
Hearing Li Guangdi's voice getting louder and louder, Zhang Ying wanted to cover his mouth.
Although Malji is not the examiner of the current examination, he and the examiner Li Feina are close friends.
They don't need to intervene at all, they just need to say a few words to make Li Guangdi fall off the list!