Chapter 905 Jia Rong: Wang Ziteng, are you out of your mind?
Chapter 905 Jia Rong: Prince Teng, are you out of your mind?
Jia Rong soon found out, and now she is silently paying attention to the news in Jinmen.
It has to be said that it is no wonder that no matter what the attitude of the powerful and important ministers in the past dynasties towards eunuchs was, it would not prevent them from making friends secretly.
Not to mention anything else, as long as the eunuchs they make friends with are capable enough and the integrity of the money they receive is high enough, they will be able to get information from the palace as soon as possible, and it will also be first-hand information related to the current generation or the big bosses in the palace.
Some top civil servant families even trained special eunuchs and sent them to the palace as internal agents.
Otherwise, how come there are no emperors who died strangely in history?
Regardless of gossip, Jia Rong’s previous expenditure on Xiang Daiquan in the Daming Palace was indeed not in vain.
Since he traveled through time, the amount of money he has given to Dai Quan is probably more than fifty thousand taels.
It is not necessary to maintain such a relationship, but Dai Quan's line was originally established by his cheap father Jia Zhen, who spent a lot of money to contact him. It is a pity to break it off hastily.
Not to mention anything else, Jia Qiang of the Ning Mansion entered the Ministry of Internal Affairs and rose to the top, and Dai Quan's care was naturally indispensable.
Otherwise, no matter how great her contribution is, Jia Qiang will still be suppressed when she should be suppressed.
In addition, in jointly developing briquettes with the Ministry of Internal Affairs, in addition to the strength and momentum of the Founding Group, Dai Quan also helped to bridge the gap, saving a lot of trouble.
It’s easy to imagine how entangled interests there are, and it’s not easy to sort them out.
Because the issue of paying attention to Jinmen is not an important secret nowadays, Dai Quan informed Jia Rong as soon as possible after leaving the palace.
Jia Rong smiled and thanked her, but Jia Rong didn't care too much.
So what if you pay attention today, and what if you don’t pay attention?
It would be better to give Wang Ziteng a little message and let him work. Oh no, he will be more energetic when working.
Sure enough, when Wang Ziteng got the message and learned that Jinmen was also quietly paying attention to Jinmen, his whole spirit changed.
Doesn't he just want to make some achievements so that the current generation will know about them and be promoted and reused?
The key is to be able to know his achievements today!
Before, he only thought that the layout of Jinmen was done by Jia Rong of Ning Mansion, mainly to develop the four major families of Jinling.
Although he is quite positive, he always feels a little uncomfortable.
No matter how well he builds Jinmen, it will only benefit the four major Jinling families. It is still unclear how much effect it will have on him.
Wang Ziteng is definitely a powerful creature. In the story of Red Mansions, he almost entered the cabinet as a military general. It is obvious that he is very capable and ambitious.
He hopes that his performance can be known to today's people as soon as possible. While helping the four major families in Jinling to further their strength, it will also be of great benefit to himself.
Now, Jia Rong tells him that such an opportunity has really come, and whether he can seize it depends on his own ability.
Wang Ziteng was very high-spirited and first had a fierce quarrel with Yamen, the deputy water transport envoy who was also in Jinmen.
Don't blame him for being so angry, it's really the Deputy Minister of Water Transport who is not a son of a man.
He even refused to give him any share on the grounds that water transport was too busy.
This can be fatal. For goods arriving in Tianjin by sea, the best way is to directly enter the canal waterway and rush to Tongzhou.
After arriving in Tongzhou, they dispersed into the capital and other areas.
This is the most convenient, labor-saving, and money-saving transportation method.
But the problem is that there is not enough water transportation share. Private cargo ship transportation alone is not only troublesome but also restricted in all aspects.
For example, when sailing in the canal, private cargo ships have to give way to water transport vessels, which is the simplest.
There is also the issue of disembarkation. Private cargo ships are like stepmothers. They may wait for a berth at the dock for a whole day.
All kinds of things, in short, there are a lot of troubles.
These stalls, which currently have a small scale of shipping and a limited number of goods, can barely cope with it.
The key point is that the deputy water transport envoy seemed to be deliberately making things difficult. Even the docks controlled by Jinmen did not give Wang Ziteng a chance to get involved.
This is a bit too much. Since ancient times, people who eat alone will not end well.
After all, Wang Ziteng is the Jinmen Daotai. If he wants to find trouble, the Deputy Water Transport Envoy will not be able to take advantage of him.
You have taken control of the canal wharf, right? I'll just block the entire wharf. Let's see what I can do.
Of course, these are angry words. If Wang Ziteng really does this, he will probably be impeached and get out in a few days.
Through local snakes, he tried to explore the benefits of inviting the other party to share the benefits of shipping. After being rejected, he knew that he was in big trouble.
Damn it, if you don’t even take the initiative to give it benefits, then it means there is no need to talk about it.
He actually knew what was going on, but he was just lucky and didn't want to confront the huge water transportation yamen at this time.
Carrying out maritime transportation in Tianjin means tampering with the interests of the water transportation yamen. It's as simple as that.
If the goods transported to Tianjin by sea were transported by water, too many people would be able to share the benefits.
But for sea transportation, it directly eliminates the benefits of so many checkpoints and local snakes in the middle. Which water transportation yamen official dares not to pay attention to it?
Of course, it's hard to say how fearful Wang Ziteng was.
It is true that the Caoyun Yamen is huge, and the four major families in Jinling are not vegetarians.
Not to mention, the four major families of Jinling and the Founding Group were still on the same side.
Even if I can't do it on the canal, can't I just go overland?
With a large number of founding noble families exerting their efforts, the power that Jinmen can use is not only the four major Jinling families.
Of course, he did not forget the initiator. He immediately wrote a letter to inform Jia Rong of the situation and asked him if he had any good way to solve the trouble.
After all, it is not a good thing to confront the powerful Caoyun Yamen in the early stages of development.
Jia Rong, who was in charge of ethnic studies, couldn't help but curl her lips after receiving the letter.
Wang Ziteng must have lost his mind. Why should he go against the powerful Caoyun Yamen? He is the Jinmen Daotai and not the governor of the north.
Since the deputy water transport envoy who is also in the same place is so disrespectful, just take it and replace it with one of your own.
The magistrate of Tongzhou is the second in command. Once he takes the position of deputy envoy of water transport in Jinmen, the water transport and canal from Jinmen to Tongzhou will be directly in his own hands.
At that time, as long as the shipping side exerts its efforts and sees enough benefits and benefits, the prince will not need to show up, and the Zixun noble family will not agree.
Of course, it is not just about the canal and water transport share. Jia Rong has a detailed understanding of Tongzhou and Jinmen. The end of the Tongzhou Canal is extremely blocked.
Before the imperial court makes up its mind to expand the Tongzhou Canal Terminal, the more goods there are shipped by sea, the more trouble there will be...