Hao Ren's face was gloomy, and it was very interesting to see Timur Khan's eyes. The two memorials in front of him were related to Hao Ren's son Hao Kang. Seeing Hao Ren's dissatisfaction made Timur happy. At this time, Timur Khan did not know that the memorial of the general was not the same as Hao Kang. When the general dictated the memorial in person, he felt that Tuotuo was closer to Hao Kang, so he was very restrained in his words and sentences.

After leaving, he ordered someone to write another copy instead of the public oral statement. Since it was written later, the content was naturally full of all kinds of offensiveness. If it were written according to the memorial, Hao Kang might have been only publicly shouting that he would rebel.

Tiemur Khan waited for Hao Ren to make a public statement, but after waiting for a while, there was no further information. He could only ask Hao Ren: "Prime Minister, how do you view this matter."

"The army is not allowed to enter the city to station." Hao Ren replied immediately. His unhappiness this time was not because Hao Kang. Hao Kang's choice was very consistent with Hao Ren's attitude. The army should be stationed in the military camp, and putting them in the city will cause trouble. The so-called old rule for the Mongolian army to station in the city does exist, which is the rule when the Mongolian army conquers all directions. Of course, the Mongolians must station in it after each city is captured. Otherwise, how can they be effectively massacred?

Now this general uses such a case to make a point. The capital is not big, and the Khan's personal army also lives outside the city. At first, Baghdad also made such arrangements, but there was a change after the True God Cult rebelled.

"Why?" Timur asked. After saying that, he felt regretful, but before he could adjust, he heard Hao Ren start to tell the story. As usual, all the truths were said, which made Timur feel that there were many flies circling around him, and his original good mood instantly flew out of the sky.

After finally finishing Hao Ren's speech, a prince immediately said: "Khan, the flag army is different from the Mongolian iron cavalry before. The Mongolian iron cavalry is conscripted from various places, and after the war is over, they will return to their original tribe. Now the flag army is a permanent army, how can they let them fight wind and rain outside the city!"

This prince has always been against Hao Ren. With him, other princes from the same camp also expressed their opinions. Although the starting points are different, they should be the flag army in the city. Some princes even said in a seemingly fair manner: "These flag army is the backbone of our Mongolian. If there are not so many places in the city, they should drive some residents in the city out."

After hearing so much, Timur said casually: "Then let the flag army enter the city to live."

After saying this, Timur suddenly regretted it. He himself knew that the reason for saying this was just to sing the opposite tune with Hao Ren. In fact, he had no special decision. He only spoke out. Although Timur regretted it, he did not want to repent immediately. This was not the heroic behavior of a Mongolian man.

After hearing what Timur said, the princes who were opposed to Hao Ren immediately praised it. The first few people said it was not very comfortable, but after a while of flattery, Timur felt that this decision was quite correct. Why did the Dakhan personal army, which had been established with great effort, have to be in the wilderness and sun. When designing the flag army, it decided that the flag army stationed in Damascus would be stationed for a long time. As long as something happened near Damascus, the flag army would go to suppress it immediately. This is not a few days, as long as the Mongolian Empire is still there, the flag army will be stationed there. What is wrong with living comfortably in the city?

Amid the remarks praising the wise mind of the Great Khan, Hao Ren spoke, "Tao Khan..."

Tiemur felt sick in his heart and simply interrupted Hao Ren's words, "Today's court meeting is here, I'll go and greet the Queen Mother."

"Khan!" Hao Ren said loudly: "We can not talk about the matter in Damascus for now, but the Investigator has reported that the slave dynasty is strange, so we still need to discuss it at this time."

Tiemur hesitated again, but he felt that sitting down again would be a rebellious. Is it not more important to greet the Queen Mother than the government? What's more, this is Tiemur's method. How can we leave immediately next time this time? Thinking of this, Tiemur said: "I'll talk about that matter tomorrow."

When he arrived at the Empress Dowager Kuokuozhen, Timur carefully asked about the Empress Dowager's daily life and was about to leave. Kuokuozhen called Timur, "Don't leave first. I heard that you have gotten along better with the Prime Minister recently."

Timur quickly replied: "Report to the Empress Dowager, I haven't had a dispute with the Prime Minister for a long time. I have agreed to seven or eight out of the ten things that the Prime Minister suggested."

After hearing this, Kuokuozhen smiled, "Temur, the Prime Minister is reliable, you have to let him contribute more to the court."

Of course, Hao Ren should work hard, otherwise what should I do if the food is done. Timur replied in his heart. He said something else, "Please rest assured by the Empress Dowager, I will definitely discuss with the Prime Minister more."

After leaving his mother, Timur remembered what Hao Ren said about the slave dynasty. He had been with Hao Ren for almost a year without realizing it. Although Timur had a lot of dissatisfaction with Hao Ren, most of Hao Ren's views on various things came true. Timur really wanted to trust Hao Ren more. So Timur stopped and asked the guards to invite Hao Ren into the palace.

After waiting for an hour, the guards came back to report. "Khan, the Prime Minister has not returned to his house. I don't know where he went."

"What? No one saw where did the Prime Minister go?" Tiemur felt extremely angry. He usually saw Hao Ren and was careless, but he couldn't do it. Now Tiemur is finally ready to listen to Hao Ren talking about the slave dynasty, but Hao Ren disappeared! Is this the so-called loyal minister like a loyal minister? Shouldn't loyal ministers be on call and solve the problems of the Khan!

With this anger, Timur shouted: "You go and look for it immediately. If you can't find the Prime Minister, you don't have to come back!"

Just as the guards ran out again, the Mongolian court's eight hundred-mile fast horses had already rushed out of Baghdad with the imperial edict that Moji had just dried. The prince in charge of the documentary responsibilities completed the most efficient work in his life, and the Khan's order immediately turned into an imperial edict to send it to the destination. In the past, the average time for completing this matter was more than seven days.

Holding the fast horse that he rode on, running like a meteor on the road to Damascus, Hao Ren, who was riding with Yuxi Timur in the fields on the roadside, couldn't help but sigh when he saw the horse: "The court always argues endlessly in doing things, and does his best to delay. It would be great if he could do his best like this messenger."

Yuxi Timuer didn't care about a small messenger. He continued the previous topic, "The Prime Minister thought the slave dynasty was really going to fight with me, Mongolia?"
Chapter completed!