Emperor Hongwen remained calm and looked at the ministers.
King Jingzhao saw that everyone was recommending him. Although he usually tried his best to avoid attending these gatherings of Xianbei people, after all, he still had a certain fear of the late emperor. However, every time when the storm was at the forefront, he would be pushed out by the Xianbei nobles, and
, I had to rely on them all the time, so I still stood up and said: "I am also very talented and have little knowledge. However, since everyone recommends me, I will do my best to teach the young highness what I have learned in my life..."
"Why should King Jingzhao be humble? You are highly respected and must be qualified for the job..."
"Anyway, thank you for your trust and your support. I will do my best..."
The child listened to everyone talking about his own education, and his eyes quietly turned to his father, a little confused, as if asking: Didn't the Queen Mother teach me?
Emperor Hongwen waved his hand, and the discussion among the ministers immediately subsided.
"What everyone said makes sense. The young prince does need a specialized teacher. I have now ordered that King Jingzhao be appointed as the prince's tutor and select four highly respected elders to work together to educate the young prince... As for the young prince's
All food, drinks and daily life in Bei Wudang are still in charge of the Queen Mother Feng according to the late emperor’s order.”
All the ministers were overjoyed. This was the first time that Emperor Hongwen had decided on the young prince's teacher in the form of an imperial edict. In the future, were they still afraid that Empress Dowager Feng would change her mind?
"Your Majesty is wise, Your Highness is wise."
Xuanwu Palace is like playing a song of victory.
On this day, Emperor Hongwen held a banquet in Xuanwu Palace for all the ministers. During the entire banquet, he brought his son with him, as if he were offering treasures. The confused child, seeing such a grand scene for the first time, was always wondering.
Taking advantage of his free time, he mumbled and asked: "Father, why don't you invite the Queen Mother to have dinner with you?"
After all, he is a child, not a real saint! He thought that this was just a meal for many people, and he only wondered why he was not called the Queen Mother.
Emperor Hongwen raised his glass, pretended not to hear, and did not answer his words.
The child's doubts were quickly covered up by the congratulations of the ministers and the laughter of his father...