He pondered for a moment: "Let's do this, and change the annual training to avoid the summer heat in the future. From now on, he will go to Beiwudang to avoid the summer heat every summer."
Exercise and avoiding the summer heat are of course two different things. Exercise is about exercising will, while avoiding the summer heat is about eliminating summer heat. For so long in the north, the court officials have certainly been used to being generous, especially some older ministers, who are full of brains, fat, and have a long time.
It is a very hard thing to ride a horse and gallop, and they have long felt miserable about the training every year.
Now it has finally been liberated, and it has saved the hard work of mobilizing the masses, and it can also save manpower and material resources. Everyone will naturally not object to this clause and immediately agree with it happily.
Luo Jia continued to add: "Although there is no need to train, Pingcheng holds a horse racing meeting every winter. All noble children must strengthen their exercise and cannot become soft-footed shrimps."
Everyone praises good.
Several other ministers reported on the casting matters, and Luo Jia made a decision one by one. Looking around, seeing that the ministers stopped talking, he asked, "Dear friends, are there any other things to report?"
Everyone shook their heads and waited for Luo Jia's resignation.
At this time, Luo Jia waved his hand and his close minister Gao Miao came out with an imperial edict.
Everyone was deeply surprised. His Majesty was so cautious, was there anything else that mattered?
Only after hearing Gao Miao had read the imperial edict: "In accordance with the will of heaven, the emperor ordered that Feng, the niece of the Spirit Taoist Master, was granted the title of Zhaoyi... and the title of Jinbao Jinyuan, and the title of Jinguan, was given to the main hall..."
Everyone burst into pieces. Everyone knew the psychic Taoist priest, but who was Feng? When did he enter the palace? Why was he suddenly named Zhaoyi?
Prime Minister Yihun felt something was wrong and was about to submit a memorial to express his objection, but found that His Majesty issued it in the name of reading the imperial edict - it was already a fait accompli and did not give court officials any chance to dispute.
General Li knelt down first: "Congratulations to Your Majesty, congratulations to Your Majesty. This is your family matter, and I can only congratulate you."
Yi Hun didn't dare to say anything anymore, so he had to take advantage of the situation to kneel down: "Congratulations to Your Majesty, congratulations to Your Majesty..."
Other civil and military officials also worshiped each other.