"Good! You are worthy of being a disciple of Taishi Ge. Even this little fat guy from the Lu family has made such progress after being trained under your sect for so many years!"
The emperor clapped his hands in admiration, then looked at the servant who came out, and expressed his conclusion in an understatement.
"If according to Zhang Shou's method, it is confirmed that the plaque is not hollow, then you falsely accuse the Shangguan and have ulterior motives, and be executed for the crime of rebellion. If according to his method, it is confirmed that the plaque is indeed hollow, then you have known for a long time but did not take action.
If you are guilty, you will be punished by sitting together. If you are disrespectful, you will be beheaded!"
Zhang Shou did not expect that the emperor would suddenly make such a decision. He was stunned for a moment, and then he greatly agreed and admired it.
This kind of behavior of taking advantage of the emperor's visit to accuse a superior official of violating the law is definitely not worth advocating!
Because even though Zhou Xun is a high-ranking official, he is only a minister of the Imperial Academy and cannot dominate the entire capital. If you really find out that his behavior is different, there are various ways and methods to report it, but this person just jumped out today.
That is ulterior motives!
After the emperor's words were not very harsh, but the meaning was very clear, the servant could no longer maintain his stubborn kneeling posture and instantly collapsed to the ground. The next moment, he finally raised his head again, his face full of despair.
Di shouted: "It's Zhang Shou, it's Zhang Shou who ordered me..."
Before he could say the next words, Ah Liu, who had been as quiet as a virgin just now, suddenly moved like a rabbit, suddenly rushed behind the person, and struck the person with a knife, knocking him to the ground.
When he turned around, he looked at the emperor with an innocent face: "I'm afraid he has a hidden weapon."
Zhang Shou's expression was even more innocent than Ah Liu's. He didn't even know who this guy was, so he was just giving in!
I didn’t even know Zhou Xun, the imperial winemaker before!
Before Zhang Shou could figure out how to defend himself, Zhu Ying rushed over angrily: "Your Majesty, this guy is slanderous!"
"If I didn't know that he was a slanderer, would I have convicted him like this?" The emperor was angry and funny. After shaking his head, he glanced sideways at Zhang Shou, then looked at Zhu Ying and said, "You do have good taste, Zhang Shou.
He is calm and unhurried, quick-witted and very talented. Remember to bring it to the palace later and show it to the Queen Mother, lest she always think that you are willful and unable to marry!"
Before Zhu Ying could become angry, Chu Kuan had already ordered the accompanying guards with a gesture to rush forward and drag down the handyman who had been knocked unconscious by Ah Liu. He did not even search for the possible murder weapon in Ah Liu's mouth.
Zhang Shou, on the other hand, bowed deeply and said in salute: "I am not worthy of the emperor's praise, but the so-called Da Sicheng knew that the secret scroll was hidden on the plaque, so he had the intention to explore the secret or even take it out. I think it is nonsense. Regardless.
Whether the inscription on the plaque is really hollow, I all feel that as a senior figure in the literary world, it is unlikely that Da Si would not do such a thing, and I would like to ask Your Majesty to take a closer look."
"Ha." The emperor looked at Zhou Xun, who was in a trance as if in a dream, and said, "Go help him up."
Seeing Zhang Shou immediately stepped forward and helped the person up, he smiled.
"How could it be that the dignified Chief Sicheng of the North Prison wandered around the warehouse of the Imperial College every day, only to have a public case framed by a minor official? You are not the only one who likes Emperor Taizu's imperial pen. If you tell me, I won't allow you to go to Gujin Tongji.
Why did Ku copy the original work?" Seeing Zhou Xun finally raised his head, his eyes were filled with surprise, shame and gratitude... In short, it was extremely complicated, and the emperor laughed again.
"You are just an unpredictable person who talks nonsense. I will not punish you for your words. The matter ends here. But the Jiuzhangtang is abandoned because of your negligence. You will be fined for half a year. From now on, the Jiuzhangtang will be reopened.
Repair and hang up this Taizu's plaque for me!"
If Zhang Shou had not used a lot of strength to support him, Zhou Xun, who was in a state of ups and downs, stumbled and almost fell to the ground. It took him a long time to finally calm down, and said in a difficult voice:
"I know the crime and will take action immediately."
"As long as you know."
The emperor turned around and looked at the group of dandy boys. Seeing that many people still had various complex emotions on their faces, it was obvious that the big drama just now had a great impact, so he smiled easily and said: "Okay, it's better to hit the ground than to choose the right place, just here
Let’s give you a banquet at the entrance of Jiuzhang Hall to reward you! A prodigal son will never be replaced by gold, so don’t live up to the reputation of your disciples, otherwise I, the direct disciple of Grand Master Ge, will not let you go!"
At this moment, a large group of people suddenly woke up from a dream and hurriedly responded.
But with the emperor knocking on the mountain and shaking the tiger, Zhang Shou thought that in the future, the students who cheated the teacher might be easier to handle, and he felt a lot more relaxed without knowing it.
It was only then that Luo Siye, who had just witnessed the series of changes, hurriedly brought people forward, took over from Zhang Shou and helped the staggering Zhou Xun, and then ordered the trembling handymen to prepare the table.
Chairs and other things. When he saw the group of half-grown men surrounding the emperor trying their best to show their courtesy, he had no intention of stepping forward and simply helped Zhou Xun to move back carefully.
After retreating far enough, he whispered: "Da Sicheng, I was really scared out of my mind just now. I'm really sorry for not being able to come out and say a fair word to you."
"Don't say it's you. At that time, I almost thought that I was obsessed with the Jiuzhangtang plaque with Taizu's imperial pen all day long because I knew that Taizu's handwriting was hidden in it." Zhou Xun raised his sleeve and wiped it.
There were beads of sweat on his forehead, and then he whispered, "Tell me, why did the emperor just ask Zhang Shou how to identify it, but didn't really do it?"
Luo Siye was immediately speechless. The emperor's heart is unpredictable, not to mention that the current emperor is famous for his willfulness. How could I possibly guess what he was thinking?
Zhou Xun just asked casually, and when Luo Siye responded with silence, he whispered: "I didn't expect that Zhang Shou not only came up with practical solutions, but also said a fair word for me.
The person who first reported me was an old man who had worked hard in the Imperial College for many years, and he even bit Zhang Shou indiscriminately in front of the emperor... It’s simply hateful!”
The unlucky chief and deputy officers of the Imperial Academy were exchanging words, but Zhang Shou didn't pay attention. Because the guards accompanying the emperor used the fastest time to set up seats in front of the Jiuzhang Hall, and his seat was impressively at the lower left of the emperor.
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Because other academic officials with higher official positions than him were either frightened like Zhou Xun and Luo Yi, or they were still working diligently in the six classes. In addition, the emperor came roaring in without any accompanying officials, and he actually sat with the chief!
As for Zhu Ying... the eldest lady first poured wine for the emperor with a smile, and then was ordered by the emperor to pour wine for the "warriors". At this time, various sounds of laughter and pain were heard from below, obviously she was not angry in her heart.
Zhu Ying vented her personal anger there.
Because he had not expected to face the emperor today, Zhang Shou rode on horseback all afternoon yesterday and spent the whole night cleaning Jiuzhangtang. He was already feeling sleepy. Fortunately, Ah Liu used cold water to
The soft towel soaked in well water was handed over quietly, and he wiped his face to wake up, but he managed to hold on.
However, this could not help but the emperor ordered Zhu Ying to persuade him to drink in person. The eldest lady poured him one cup after another with a smile. After three rounds of wine, the emperor ordered everyone to recite Taizu's poems in front of Jiuzhang Hall. He was already a little confused.
Muzzy.
But immediately afterwards, he woke up with a startle... What kind of poems were those!
There are so many beauties in the country, it has attracted countless heroes to bend their backs... They are all gone, and there are many famous people, but we still have to look at the present!
Taizu copied Taizu's imperial poems...It is said that they were written when Emperor Taizu was about to rule the world...
Jiuzhou relies on wind and thunder to get angry, and it is pitiful that thousands of horses are silent. I urge God to cheer up and send talents of any kind.
This is Gong Zizhen's "Miscellaneous Poems of Jihai"? Emperor Taizu, you actually wrote it seven or eight years after you came to the throne. Isn't this inappropriate? Could it be that the government was already unstable at that time, and the dignified founding emperor was filled with emotion? That's right
, Taizu's reign was not long, he abdicated very early and let Taizong ascend the throne...
If life is just like the first sight, why is the painting fan sad in the autumn wind... The emperor actually said that this was done by Emperor Taizu "occasionally" under a big tree with a canopy of green trees after offering sacrifices to Empress Han, and it was quietly memorized by the people around him.
Credited to daily living notes...
Fortunately, I don't plan to make a living by copying poems. You have copied almost all the famous poems I could copy!