Chapter 99 Lao Zhu has a headache (please order first)
Ming Dynasty: Huddle in Beiping as Magistrate County Text Volume Chapter 99 Lao Zhu has a headache Latest website: Evening.
In the Palace of King Yan.
Zhu Di was also sitting at the dining table with Princess Yan, Xu Miaoyun, and their children. There were all kinds of seafood dishes on the table, and everyone ate them with gusto.
Especially Zhu Gaochi, Zhu Yuying and others were extremely excited. This was the first time they had eaten sea fish in their memory, and it was more surprising than the deliciousness of sea fish.
After finishing the meal, only Zhu Di and Xu Miaoyun were left in the room.
A hint of worry appeared on Xu Miaoyun's face, "Your Highness, you can catch so many sea fish at one time, and you can also find a new granary for our Ming Dynasty. This is considered a great achievement. I believe that Your Majesty will not reprimand Your Highness too much."
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Zhu Di had a relaxed look on his face, "Don't worry, sister, we still understand my father. My father hates those corrupt officials and treacherous businessmen extremely, and he never shows mercy.
However, we are his biological son and the vassal king of the Ming Dynasty. The most important thing is that we found a new granary for the Ming Dynasty by mistake. Although we made a big mistake, our contribution is also very great.<
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By now, many memorials to impeach me should have been sent to Yingtian, but at most these memorials will only erase our achievements.
Father will never punish us, and he may even let us continue to send people to the sea to fish!"
Hearing this, Xu Miaoyun looked slightly relieved, "However, His Highness cannot underestimate the despicableness of those officials. He still needs to intercede more for His Highness the Crown Prince."
Zhu Di nodded slightly, "As early as when we saw the sea fish in the two big ships, we had already sent people to select a hundred of the largest sea fish, loaded them on the ships, and sent them to Yingtian City!
As for the imperial brother, since we were young, it was me, the second and third children who caused trouble, and the imperial brother chased after us and helped us carry it..."
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Yingtian City.
The emperor of the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Yuanzhang, once again faced the few memorials that had just been presented to his desk in the morning. He felt his forehead pounding and his heart boiling with anger.
"You bastard, you know how to cause trouble every day. You don't say anything in the palace, but when you go to Peking, the troubles you cause us get bigger and bigger!"
"Hmph, if fishing in the sea is really as simple as you bastard thinks, there will be so many big fish in the sea waiting for you to catch, why do we have to spend so much effort to close the sea?"
"You are so old, but you are still so confused. If a small county magistrate gives you a few words of advice, you can take everything seriously..."
"This thief official..."
The more he talked, the angrier Zhu Yuanzhang became.
It had not been a month since he suppressed the impeachment memorials of those officials to impeach Zhu Di and Wanping County Magistrate Guo An, but he did not expect that Lao Si, who was far away in Peiping, would come to such a place for him again.
Moreover, the trouble caused this time was much bigger than last time.
"My sons, please see your father!"
At this time, Zhu Biao, who had also received Zhu Di's plea letter, also walked in from outside the palace.
"Are you here to plead with that bastard too?"
Seeing Zhu Biao, although Lao Zhu had a similar look on his face, his anger did not dissipate.
Zhu Biao raised his head, looked around, and whispered: "Father, can you let all the servants go down first?"
Zhu Yuanzhang waved his hand, and all the servants in the palace who were already trembling with fear quickly retreated.
"Thank you, Father!"
Zhu Biao's face relaxed, and he began to say this time: "Father, the emperor clearly knows that in fact, the fourth brother did not make much of a mistake in this matter."
"Huh?"
Zhu Yuanzhang's face suddenly darkened.
Zhu Biao hurriedly explained: "The prohibitions issued by my father in the past few times were all prohibiting coastal people from going to the sea privately, prohibiting coastal people from communicating with overseas countries privately, and prohibiting communication with foreign vassals...
But my father did not prohibit the imperial navy from going to the sea, nor did he prohibit the imperial vassals from going to the sea."