The Queen Mother stood up, pointed at the courtiers in front of her, and shouted angrily.
"How dare you come to discuss it!"
"Have you all forgotten your duties?"
"A little girl is allowed to make arrogant remarks about the emperor's heirs and inheritance of important matters?"
"Are you crazy or confused?"
The courtiers seemed to have just woken up when faced with the Queen Mother's scolding.
Yes, this kind of thing is really ridiculous.
At that time, they were outside the emperor's mausoleum. First, they were shocked by the woman's sudden words, and second, they were shocked by the emperor's reaction, feeling dizzy and at a loss.
"The emperor thought he was guilty and was humble and generous. In order to appease the people, he became aggressive in the face of this woman. It is difficult to refute."
The Queen Mother's face turned red with anger and she continued to point at the courtiers and scold them.
"What about you? What do you do?"
The courtiers knelt down one after another.
"I am guilty," they said.
"This matter is too ridiculous." A court official also raised his head and said, "It must be dismissed."
"This is chaos." Another courtier also said, "This is intolerable."
"It is a treacherous act for a master with high achievements to use his achievements to disrupt government."
The officials in the court reprimanded him one after another.
The Queen Mother's expression softened slightly, with a bit of satisfaction, but when she glanced around, she found that several officials remained silent and looked thoughtful.
Most of them are young officials, standing at the back of the queue.
Feeling the Queen Mother's gaze, one of the young officials couldn't help but shrink his head.
"Are we really not going to say anything at this time?" His lips moved slightly and he spoke to the officials around him.
"Yun Zhao is by the emperor's side." The official next to him looked straight and straight, only moving his lips slightly, "The emperor's meaning must be what Yun Zhao meant."
The emperor definitely disagreed, and they knew this, but at the same time the emperor did not directly object, and it was obvious that he wanted to discuss the matter.
Since it is a discussion, naturally we cannot oppose everything, so what else is there to discuss?
But if they really want to stand up and agree, they can't do it, so just stay silent.
After all, in court, silence is sometimes just an attitude.
These young people who had just entered the officialdom were most likely to have evil intentions. The Queen Mother looked at them coldly, her eyes fell on another person, and she couldn't help but frown.
This man is not a young man, although he has not appeared in court for a long time.
"Master Ning," the Queen Mother said, "What do you think?"
Everyone's eyes fell on Ning Yan, and only then did they realize that Ning Yan had not spoken.
Did he have other intentions?
The Queen Mother's expression was solemn.
"The Ai family remembers that Lord Ning had an argument with the late emperor about orthodoxy," she said. "Has Lord Ning changed his mind now that the late emperor is gone?"
When it came to establishing King Qi as the crown prince, unlike those courtiers who opposed it and insisted on establishing the emperor's grandson, he actually supported the establishment of King Qi.
The reason is that the elders are established rather than the young.
The prince died and the emperor's grandson was young and unable to take on important affairs of the country, so only the King of Qi was the most suitable person.
It was also because of this that Ning Yanshen was favored by the late emperor and the king of Qi, and his official position was further promoted, and he eventually became an important minister in the cabinet.
But is he going to go back on his word now?
So what you did back then was to establish the elders instead of the young, was it just a way to win over someone and get promoted to a higher position?
Such a minister, what kind of noble minister is he?
Ning Yan looked solemn.
"I still don't agree with the idea of supporting orthodoxy." He said, "Miss Jun's behavior is indeed rebellious and absurd."
The Queen Mother's face softened slightly after hearing what he said.
The other court officials also nodded.
"So I hope that your Majesty will stand up and reprimand this matter." Ning Yan continued, "Miss Jun has made great achievements, but the rewards and punishments are clear. She has merit and deserves the reward, but she attempts to use her merits to interfere in politics. Your Majesty should severely reprimand and refute the fallacy.
orthodox."
The Queen Mother frowned slightly.
"The emperor values her great achievements and wants to comfort her," she said. "It's not that you don't know that His Majesty has a kind and kind personality."
"The so-called comfort should be done wisely." Ning Yan said, "Your Majesty is the emperor, the king and the father. As a king and a father, you should praise when you should praise, and reprimand when you should rebuke. Indulging in indulgence is flattering. This is not true comfort.
Appreciated.”
This is indeed the truth.
The emperor should stand up, reprimand and punish Miss Jun, and show the people that he is legitimate and there is no doubt that he is orthodox.
"Miss Jun did something wrong this time and must be scolded."
"That's right, scold him openly and openly."
"Your Majesty, there is no need to evade."
The officials present nodded and said.
The Queen Mother clenched her hands tightly on her knees. This is the truth, but the emperor is a waste...
She looked at Ning Yan, and for a moment she didn't know whether to hate him or praise him.
However, the courtiers basically all agreed that what Miss Jun proposed to support orthodoxy and establish King Huai as the crown prince was wrong. The Queen Mother was still very pleased with this.
Miss Jun doesn't know whether it's good luck or bad luck. Every time she gets a great achievement and makes people uneasy, she will do something to destroy her reputation.
This was her own suicide, no wonder the court was ruthless.
The Queen Mother straightened her figure.
Then let the people know what Miss Jun said and did, and let everyone see how arrogant and rebellious this woman is, and how dare she interfere in government affairs.
It would be better to let that useless emperor take advantage of public opinion to deal with Miss Jun, and then get back quickly.
She still had time to settle her accounts with him.
Miss Jun's words were spoken outside the imperial mausoleum, and with the Queen Mother's tacit approval, word spread quickly, and the capital was in an uproar.
For the people, the establishment of a crown prince is a major matter for the imperial court. It is really terrible for Miss Jun to propose it like this.
"There were a lot of things like this in the past. Those relatives supported the prince they liked and forced the emperor to establish him as prince. This created many estrangements between fathers, sons and brothers."
"It is a truth that everyone knows."
"Even the cabinet ministers must be cautious when it comes to establishing a crown prince. How can a woman like Miss Jun do this?"
"How could it be possible? It's not because of her great achievements."
"With great merit, she can influence the government? Then who has she become?"
"Who can they be? Aren't those treacherous and powerful officials all like this?"
"I never expected that Miss Jun would be such a greedy person."
All kinds of discussions spread in the streets and alleys. Jiulingtang was even more deserted than before, and no one among the rich and powerful came here to get medicine.
They came to Jiulingtang to get medicine to save their lives, but Miss Jun's behavior at this time was undoubtedly a serious crime of disobedience and death, and they did not want to be implicated and lose their lives.
"Miss Jun, you, why are you doing this?" Chen Qi turned around a few times and said.
It's obviously a good thing, but the result...
"Miss Jun, I know you are very kind to King Huai." Shopkeeper Liu was silent for a moment and then said, "But this matter should not be brought out like this."
Miss Jun smiled.
"No, this should be said like this." She said, "It doesn't matter if you scold me, the more you scold me, the better."
Better?
What's so good about this?
Shopkeeper Liu and Chen Qi looked at her.
Miss Jun's behavior has always been weird from the beginning.
"If you scold me, you will tell me why you scolded me." Miss Jun said, looking out the door and looking through the open door panel at the crowds of people gathered on the street who would point and point at me from time to time. "The more you say it, the more likely you are to
The more I talk about it and remember that person, eventually someone will start to think about whether what I said makes sense."
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"Yes, why do you think of Prince Huai as the crown prince? It's not like His Majesty the Emperor has no sons."
One of the people curled his lips.
"It's just ridiculous."
There was laughter all around, but one of the people did not laugh, but pinched his chin.
"However, if you say that, then you shouldn't have made King Qi the emperor in the first place." He said, "His Royal Highness is not without a son."
As soon as these words were spoken, the laughter of the people around him suddenly stopped. (To be continued)