The young emperor received Princess Hongnong in the main hall, and his two uncles were present.
Princess Hongnong was introduced into the palace. She raised her head and looked upward. When she saw the young man sitting on the main hall, her eyes couldn't help but turn red.
She walked forward, and when she reached the middle, she knelt down and bowed deeply, "I pay my respects to Your Majesty!"
The little emperor quickly raised his hand and said, "Princess, please get up."
Seeing that Princess Hongnong didn't move, he quickly ordered those around him, "Hurry up and help the princess up."
Princess Hongnong quickly wiped away her tears, then raised her head and stood up with the help of the chamberlain.
Xun Fan and Xun Zu immediately came forward to pay homage to Princess Hongnong. Princess Hongnong also politely asked them to stand up and thanked them for protecting the emperor and supporting the Jin Dynasty.
Xun Fan said: "I can't fulfill my duties as a minister, so I don't deserve the princess's thanks. On the contrary, the general and Fu Shangshu have worked hard for the Jin Dynasty for many years and are the most meritorious officials."
Princess Hongnong sighed: "Yes, thanks to the general and the Zhao family, it is a blessing for our Jin Dynasty to have such a virtuous minister and general."
The little emperor silently sat back with his half-raised buttocks raised, leaning his ears to listen to their greetings.
After they had finished chatting, they were asked to sit down, and then they expressed condolences to Princess Hongnong.
Princess Hongnong's status is unusual. She is not only the legitimate daughter of Emperor Hui, but she has also been doing her best to support the Jin Dynasty for many years. Her loyalty has given her a good reputation among the officials and nobles.
This group of ministers not only included Xun Fan and other old ministers, but also officials from Zhao Hanzhang's line such as Ji Yuan and Ming Yu admired her.
The little emperor originally did not want to participate in her return. After all, she was Fu Tinghan's biological mother and Zhao Hanzhang's mother-in-law. In terms of being close to nature, he and Princess Hongnong were just cousins, so they were separated by one layer.
But Zhao Hanzhang came to see him last night and had a long talk with him. At this time, the little emperor had a different mood when he saw Princess Hongnong.
He heard Princess Hongnong say to him: "Over the years, I have wronged Your Majesty."
The little emperor couldn't help but his eyes turned red. No one had ever asked him if he was wronged. They all thought that he was a member of the royal family, and now that he was the emperor, how could he be wronged?
Little did he know that he had been living in a situation where he could die at any time since he was a governor, and even now, he has not escaped from this fear.
Princess Hongnong has also been having a hard time these past few years, and she can empathize with her. The two siblings shed tears relative to each other.
After a while, the little emperor wiped away his tears and said: "I will make the emperor's sister the eldest princess and give her the eldest princess' mansion."
Princess Hongnong was stunned and quickly refused, "Now that the national treasury is empty, how can we spend money to build a princess palace?"
However, the young emperor insisted, "Sister Huang has made great contributions to the Jin Dynasty and the world. In the past, you were far away in Chang'an and Shu, and I was beyond my reach. Now that you have returned to Luoyang, you cannot let Sister Huang not even have a princess palace."
He insisted on giving her a princess palace.
The mansion is also ready-made. One of the prince's mansions outside the imperial city is selected and given to him in good condition, and then the Ministry of Works and the Ministry of Rites will jointly repair it.
However, it will take some time to repair the princess mansion. Princess Hongnong will still live in Fu's house in the near future.
The little emperor was very close to Princess Hongnong, so he stayed with her to eat. After the meal, Princess Hongnong looked for an opportunity to dismiss the people serving around her, so that she could talk to the little emperor quietly.
"I think the servants in the palace are quite obedient. Will Your Majesty be free?"
The little emperor nodded and said: "Although the general is stricter, he teaches me about political affairs. The servants in the palace are all respectful."
Princess Hongnong bowed her head and apologized, "Your Majesty, please forgive me for the offense."
The little emperor wondered, "What crime is the emperor's sister guilty of?"
"I wonder what your Majesty's daily schedule is?"
This is spying on the emperor, and it is indeed offensive.
But the little emperor knew that Princess Hongnong cared about her, so he didn't mind. When he talked about the things he had to do every day in detail, his words could not help but contain some complaints.
No matter how precocious he is, he is still a teenager.
Which young man likes to study and practice martial arts, but also reads various political reports and gives opinions on how to deal with them?
Not to mention playing every day, even the time for sleeping is shortened. The little emperor now feels sick when he sees the folds, and becomes drowsy as soon as he goes to court.
But everyone said that Zhao Hanzhang was doing it for his own good, and as long as he did well, he would be able to take charge of the government in the future.
But the little emperor had seen too many changes in power and felt that even if Zhao Hanzhang had no intention of seizing power at this time, he would change in the future.
Who can refuse the beauty that power brings?
Even if he is as lazy as he is, he sometimes thinks that it would be great if he could be a real emperor. In that case, if he doesn't want to go to court, he won't go to court, and if he doesn't want to approve, he won't approve. Who can force him?
Princess Hongnong was stunned when she heard this, and was slightly surprised. She didn't expect that Zhao Hanzhang taught the emperor so carefully.
Hearing the little emperor's complaints, Princess Hongnong frowned and said to him: "The general is determined to teach your majesty, and your majesty should study hard. In the future, you will be in charge, and the entire Jin Dynasty will rely on your majesty to govern. The world has been in chaos for many years, and the people are longing for stability.
It has been many years, and I still ask Your Majesty not to let down the people of the world."
When the little emperor heard this familiar admonition, he couldn't help feeling depressed. He suppressed the anger in his chest and turned his head aside. Everyone asked him to learn from Zhao Hanzhang.
But they never thought about it, could he still live after he really learned it?
Moreover, do you really think those things are so easy to learn?
He is not a genius. He has to attend so many lectures and attend court meetings every day. How can he remember so many things?
The atmosphere suddenly became a little stagnant.
Princess Hongnong didn't have much memory of her young cousin, let alone the young emperor's affection for her. The two relied entirely on their blood relationship and Princess Hongnong's contribution to the Jin Dynasty to maintain their friendship.
But whether this kind of affection is strong or thin depends on how the parties involved view it.
At this age, the little emperor is the most rebellious person, and he doesn't value family ties that much.
If Zhao Hanzhang hadn't told him about Princess Hongnong's contribution to the Jin Dynasty and her difficult life over the years in a sincere and sincere way last night, he wouldn't have spent so much time visiting her.
Princess Hongnong was not stupid, so she could naturally see the indifference of the little emperor. She did not give any more advice, but stood up and said softly: "It is getting late, and your Majesty may still have homework to do, so I will take my leave first.
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The little emperor said meaningfully: "I can't leave the palace, so the emperor's sister can come into the palace more often to see me."
Princess Hongnong agreed, saying that she would visit the emperor frequently in the palace.
In fact, she would often enter the palace even if he didn't invite her. Half of her glory in Luoyang came from Fu Tinghan, and the other half came from her royal status.
Princess Hongnong bowed her head and retreated.
She held Ren Hui's hand and walked slowly towards the palace gate. The palace was very quiet. Except for a group of patrolling Imperial Guards who passed by from time to time, it was difficult to see anyone.
But it's different after leaving the palace city. The imperial city is very lively.