How could the Xian Concubine not know the Queen Mother's intention? When she learned about it, her heart was filled with chills, and then she became extremely angry and aggrieved. She picked up the scissors with one hand and pressed it against her neck, scaring everyone in the palace into screaming.
, hurriedly advised.
The scissors pierced the flesh, and cold pain was felt. Concubine Xian cried and roared, "Go and invite the emperor, otherwise I will die here today."
The people in the palace had no choice but to go to the imperial study room to invite the emperor.
Since tomorrow is the Mid-Autumn Festival, Emperor Ming Yuan began to rest today, so Emperor Ming Yuan was reviewing the remaining memorials in the imperial study. When he heard that Concubine Xian was holding up the scissors and wanted to commit suicide, Emperor Ming Yuan raised his head, not angry, and said: "The Queen is in charge of the Sixth Anniversary.
If the wise concubine commits suicide in the palace, please report it to the queen and ask her to give her a sharper dagger so that she can kill her with one blow."
The palace people were shocked and confused.
Emperor Ming Yuan slapped the table and said angrily: "Do you dare to resist the decree? Why don't you go?"
The palace servants trembled with fright and immediately kowtowed and asked to come out.
With this fatal imperial edict, the palace officials went to the Queen's Palace.
After hearing what the palace attendant said, Empress Chu tilted her head and fell down. She said weakly: "I had a nightmare last night. When I woke up, I had a headache. I'm afraid I can't handle this matter. Go find the imperial concubine. I gave you the imperial concubine."
As the assistant in charge of the Sixth Palace, I asked the concubine to pick out a better dagger."
Empress Chu was certainly not a fool. The emperor was just angry and sent a dagger. If something happened to Concubine Xian, wouldn't it mean that she killed the prince's biological mother?
The palace man was helpless and continued to go to the imperial concubine with the imperial edict. Seeing that the palace man looked like he was about to cry, the imperial concubine calmly dyed the pills and said: "Are you stupid? Won't you go back and continue to persuade the virtuous concubine?
Tell her that the emperor is busy and has no time to go, and tell her not to make a fuss."
The palace man thought that if he said this, the Concubine Xian would really commit suicide.
The imperial concubine raised her eyebrows and said, "Still not going? I am also busy."
The palace people kowtowed and left.
The imperial concubine sneered and continued to make trouble. It would be better to make it bigger. The queen mother was already extremely angry. She was really angry. Can the emperor spare her?
When Concubine Xian heard that the emperor was not coming, she was sad and angry. She became angry and pierced the flesh again with the scissors, but the pain was too obvious. She still couldn't do it. There was a clang, the scissors fell to the ground, and she squatted down.
On the ground, he burst into tears.
After crying, she got into a bad mood in the palace. She was not allowed to go out because she was forbidden to go out, so she just smashed her own palace and no one paid attention to her.
Emperor Ming Yuan ordered that no one should complain to the Queen Mother, so as not to make the Queen Mother angry and sick. Therefore, no one could care about Concubine Xian's troubles.
Let us say that Yu Wenhao and his wife and Prince Qi and his wife took a carriage out of the city towards Xizhou.
Xizhou is a prefecture and county near the sea, about a hundred miles away from the capital. In fact, the three-day trip back and forth was a bit hasty, so the journey was very tight along the way, with horses whipping and whipping, and it was extremely bumpy.
On this trip, I took Man'er and Ah Si with me, and Xu Yi drove the car.
The King of Qi and his wife also brought domestic slaves, who not only drove the carriage but also served on them, so the total number of the group was eight or nine, divided into three carriages.