After a day and night, we arrived at the imperial palace.

Kangxi looked at the amount of gold and silver and said nothing for a while.

In the thirty-eighth year, there were no books asking for quotas, and almost this amount of gold and silver was found.

This adds up to more than 600,000 taels of silver.

The exposed ones are 600,000 taels. What about the uncovered ones?

Kangxi thought of an incident more than ten years ago, asking for his daughter to marry him.

The dowry prepared at that time was ninety-six tons, which was more generous than the dowry of an ordinary eldest daughter in a prince's palace.

However, Suo'etu was in great glory at that time, and his son-in-law was another great scholar, Yisang'a, so he was not conspicuous.

He looked back again, and when he saw a jar of ginseng, his heart started to get angry.

Although he had long suspected that the Guo Luoluo family's private cultivation of ginseng in Baishan was related to the Hesheli family, he did not expect that the evidence was here.

Putting down the folder, he picked up the list at the back and was stunned when he saw the familiar names.

Chenghua Doucai Grape Cup...

Song Qingyu is lying on a deer...

Both of these items were used by Brother Chenghu when he was a child. He saw Linglong’s cuteness and specially selected them as gifts to his legitimate son!

After the death of Chenghu, no funeral utensils were arranged. These things should be stored in the warehouse of Queen Yuan in Kunning Palace.

After the death of Empress Yuan, these were all given to the prince.

Kangxi's face turned dark, he put down the list, and wanted to ask someone to send the prince over.

The prince rewarded it?!

Immediately, Kangxi denied this possibility.

According to the excerpts of Ba Age and Sunu Beizi, the first sixty-six items are the burial objects in the niches. They should be the items used by the saints during their lifetime and were buried with them when the cemetery was built in the 14th year.

The prince was still in his infancy at that time.

Kangxi still remembered that little girl. When Zhou was captured, the queen did give her something, but it was definitely not the same thing.

These two items are Chenghu's relics, and the Queen will treasure them very much.

It doesn't seem surprising that the items from the Queen's private treasury found their way to the Hesheli family.

Kangxi thought of the women servants in Kunning Palace who had left the palace.

The Hesheli family's disappearance was probably due to theft of property.

Kangxi picked up his pen and wrote "I understand" on the joint album between Ba Age and Sunu Beizi, but did not reply to anything else.

However, he wrote a single handwritten edict to Zhao Chang, locked it in a secret box, and ordered Ma Wu to arrange for his guards to send him back to the capital.

In the handwriting, Kangxi asked Zhao Chang to secretly check the external reward records of Kunning Palace from the fourth to the thirteenth year of Kangxi's reign, and also check the inventory list of Kunning Palace at that time.

At that time, the queen passed away. Kangxi took pity on his son and had the treasures sealed.

When the prince later moved to Yuqing Palace, Kangxi handed over these belongings to the prince's wet nurse and wet nurse for safekeeping on the prince's behalf.
Chapter completed!