Four hundred and twentieth seventh chapter eyebrows save green moth
"The elder is long, and the autumn is the beginning of the development of all things, so it is named Yan." [Book of the Later Han Dynasty: The Queen's Chronicle]
In the Jiaofang Hall, a small bronze lamp is placed on the table with a huge flame jumping. The shape of the bronze lamp is like the movement of a phoenix bird looking at its head and decorating its back feathers. The phoenix lamp is only the size of an ordinary Boshan furnace and is exquisitely made.
, each feather is engraved with golden thread, and the little light shines in the 'mouth' of the phoenix bird. The spiritual and lifelike phoenix lantern is one of Empress Dong's favorite collections, but now she looks like
Hanshuang sat aside, not showing the slightest interest in this toy at hand. He even felt that the expression on the phoenix bird was a bit dull, and the more he looked at it, the more dissatisfied he became.
Chang Yu approached the queen quietly, glanced at the stiff and embarrassed palace servants standing around, and waved to let them out. The palace servants couldn't help but glance at Chang Yu gratefully, and they all breathed a sigh of relief.
, they walked out of the palace in a group as if they were running away. Compared with the volcano inside the palace that might erupt at any time, they would rather go outside and enjoy the night breeze.
"What exactly does she mean?" Before Chang Yu could come forward to speak, and the last palace servant who left had just closed the palace door, Empress Dong said coldly: "I am the queen of the Han Dynasty!"
These words were like thunder. Before the door could be fully closed, the palace servants who still had half of their faces trembled in fright. The hand holding the door lost its strength, and the door of the palace immediately creaked. Empress Dong
He and Chang Yu noticed the movement and tacitly turned their gazes this way. The palace people became more and more busy, and finally there was a "bang" sound when the palace door was closed.
Empress Dong withdrew her gaze, snorted softly, ignored such trivial matters, and continued: "Even if she is the eldest princess, there is no reason why she should not come to see me after entering the palace. What's more, if she doesn't see me,
Our friendship with each other is normal, so I can forgive her for being too busy with things to take care of. But why did she go to see Fu Shou instead? She even thought of going to see Fu Shou but didn't see me. Am I not as good as a noble person? "
Changyu knew that Empress Dong was just angry, so she complained privately, and had no choice but to persuade her with gentle words: "Why should Your Highness be angry about this matter? If the eldest princess doesn't come, there is naturally a reason why she urgently needs to find Fu Guiren. Your Highness is now
That’s the right thing to think about.”
"What did they say? Why bother to inquire?" Empress Dong stopped complaining and said bitterly: "It's nothing more than persuading the Fu family to invite favors. She also didn't think about the fact that the Fu family was loyal and honest, so she never took the initiative to invite the saint.
Heart? Even if the eldest princess keeps interfering in the affairs of Ye Ting even after she is married, even His Majesty will never tolerate it!"
Chang Yu was taken aback and said: "The eldest princess is very close to your majesty's sister and brother. Your highness should think twice and don't offend everyone because of this!"
"As a queen, I naturally have to take care of Ye Ting for Your Majesty. Since the eldest princess is already a foreign wife, there is no reason to interfere with the palace." Empress Dong saw clearly that the emperor cared about the privacy around him. When the palace ban was abolished,
Secrets big and small can be spread easily, and the emperor's personal safety cannot be guaranteed. Now, after several rectifications, the situation has finally been reversed, but how can the emperor, who has learned a lesson once, see someone trying to infiltrate and interfere with him again?
Come?
Therefore, the relationship between brother and sister is the relationship between brother and sister. It would be fine if the emperor was a coward, but the emperor is such a strong person, and he will not tolerate this grain of sand.
Empress Dong's righteous words really seemed like a rebuking minister, upright and upright. Chang Yu couldn't help but be impressed by her, secretly thinking that she was so majestic that she could be the empress better than anyone else.
After dusk really fell, Empress Dong calmed down her emotions, and then she made repeated urgings to invite the emperor from the Greenhouse Palace.
The emperor had not been seen for many days, but he was still in high spirits. He had just finished handling a few government affairs. In the afternoon, he learned from his secretary Ling Xun Yue that the "Han Ji" he ordered him to compile based on the "Zuo Shi Zhuan" two years ago was finally available.
Result. The book has a total of more than forty chapters, which are simple and complex, with concise sentences and beautiful words. The emperor was always a person who liked reading in both his past and present lives. In this era, there were not many entertainment activities, so he devoted his extra time to classics. Over time,
, under the influence of Huan Dian, Zhao Qi, Cai Yong, Xun Yue and other well-educated people, the emperor himself also developed a good literary foundation and appreciation ability.
Therefore, after seeing the "Han Ji" that Xun Yue worked hard to compile and submit for review, the emperor was attracted by the words and sentences in it and was greatly impressed. He talked with Xun Yue for a long time, until the stars came out and the moon rose, the emperor was in
After dining with Xun Yue and handing out rewards, he reluctantly came to Jiaofang Hall.
When Empress Dong understood the reason, she first smiled and said: "Xun Ling's compilation of the Han Ji was comparable to that of Pan Gong. It's just that Pan Gong did it privately and Xun Ling followed the imperial edict. Your Majesty attaches great importance to literature and education, so it's not
The emperors of previous generations can be compared."
"This "Han Ji" is not yet concise enough. It was because I urged it too hastily that Xun Ling hurriedly submitted it before it was finished. I have already told him to simplify it and compile it into thirty chapters.
It's suitable." The emperor strode to the couch and sat down. He turned sideways and saw the faint sparkle of the bronze phoenix lantern on the table, so he took the short-bladed scissors himself, cut off the too long wick, and brightened the light.
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Seeing the emperor's high interest, Empress Dong knew that it was not the right time to mention Liu Jiang's matter, so she had to temporarily put it in the back of her mind, thought about it carefully, and then took the initiative to echo the emperor's words: "Your Majesty is worried about military affairs and other matters.
In addition, he still attaches great importance to classics and other literary matters. Speaking of which, this "Han Ji" is the first one since your Majesty took office. For example, Cui Gong's "Huang Lan", Yang Gong and others' "Dongguan Han Ji" were edited by all the great Confucian scholars.
The "Thirteen Classics Chapters and Verses of Justice", Ling Ling Zong Zong, has not yet been formed. It is no wonder that His Majesty is so happy."
"Yes, we can learn from history. Confucius wrote "Spring and Autumn" and the rebellious ministers and traitors were afraid of this. This is the reason." The emperor felt a little hot after he came in. He subconsciously loosened his collar with his right hand, revealing the white underneath.
The single clothes, the young man's delicate collarbone, and the wheat-colored skin. He didn't know that his action made Empress Dong feel shy and timid. She blushed instantly and said to herself: "Do you know why the imperial court has "Dong Guan Han Ji"
, "Hanshu" and other histories, I still want Xun Ling to edit and delete them separately?"
How could Empress Dong know anything else? She suddenly woke up. This was something she had not imagined. She could not follow her lead, so she could only say hastily: "I, how did I know?"
This answer just aroused the emperor's desire to talk, and he said: "Most of the aforementioned histories are complicated, but "Han Ji" is concise without losing its essence. It is not only suitable for a thorough reading, but also suitable for beginners to familiarize themselves with national history.
To teach the prince, there is no need to start with reading numerous histories. First read the "Han Chronicles" to understand the general outline, and then study the histories. This is convenient and beneficial, and it is a method for successful learning."
As he said that, the emperor finally noticed that Empress Dong had a different look on her face, and after a pause, he said, "What's wrong?"