Yuanyuan didn't find her husband after she woke up. When she asked the palace, she found out that her husband had left the palace and gone to the Metropolitan Procuratorate.
Since her husband was often busy with work, Yuanyuan didn't think too much. She got up and went to the dressing table to tidy up briefly, then planned to feed her two fat pigs and kill them at the end of the year.
When passing by the desk, I suddenly saw a piece of rice paper on the table with new inkstones on the edge. It seemed that my husband had written something. I couldn't help but curiously stepped forward to see what my husband had written.
As a result, Yuanyuan was confused by the big characters on the rice paper.
These words are - "It's time to learn from the loving father of steel and his advanced experience in rectifying the bureaucracy."
The gate of the Metropolitan Procuratorate.
The Li sisters who came from Zhoukou, Henan Province were uneasy in the concierge. Although the young man just asked her sisters to wait here for the letter, he told them not to worry, saying that this Reform Dynasty was not the Qianlong Dynasty in the past, and the imperial court would definitely die for them.
The younger brother sought justice, but after more than a year of filing complaints, the two sisters did not dare to fully trust the young man.
After all, judging from his age and appearance, that young man didn't look like a high official.
Moreover, it is difficult to describe in words the pain caused to the two sisters by the mutual protection of officials.
At this time, a staff member came to the concierge and asked the two sisters to register their materials, saying that they wanted to enter their brother's information into the warehouse.
Both sisters were illiterate, so the staff asked them to dictate and helped them write the registration.
My younger sister was a little worried. Seeing that the staff looked friendly and not like the officials and scribes she met before, they were also very patient with her sisters. She couldn't help but ask: "May I ask, sir, we were just asked to do this?"
What are you waiting for?"
"you are right?"
The staff put down their pens.
My sister hurriedly said that it was the young man who went in just now, and the one with two followers.
"That one,"
The staff member smiled mysteriously: "That is our big leader."
Then seeing that both sisters looked worried, they couldn't help but smile and said: "Don't worry, you have found the right person this time, and the truth about your brother will definitely come to light!"
In the lobby of the Metropolitan Procuratorate.
Although Jia Liu is the emperor, since the government work is mainly responsible for the cabinet, even if he is the emperor, he cannot bypass the cabinet and dictate the work of the Metropolitan Procuratorate. Therefore, Lao Jihe, the prime minister and deputy minister on duty in the cabinet today,
Lao Kui specially came to accompany His Majesty the Emperor on his inspection of the Metropolitan Procuratorate, to ensure that His Majesty the Emperor's "indications" to the Metropolitan Procuratorate would have legal guiding significance at any time and at any time.
"The situation is like this. Since I took over this trivial matter yesterday, I have to ask the truth. And if this news is true, it is simply a scandal in the world. In broad daylight, a group of government officials dared to kill the people.
He was beaten to death openly and his body was thrown into a well, claiming that he had drunk too much and made a mistake..."
Surprisingly, when talking about this rarely heard incident, Jia Liu's mood was very calm. After picking up his teapot and taking a few sips, he turned his attention to the former Minister of the Interior and now moved to
Jin Jian, who was promoted to the Imperial Censor of Zuodu, had a look on his face, "How do you, the Imperial Procuratorate, view this?"
"Uh...well...well..."
The three-blade ax commonly used by Jin Jian did not have a positive effect. Instead, it made the Sixth Emperor so angry that he picked up the teapot and poured water on him.
At the critical moment, Yuan Shoudong, the censor of the right capital, spoke up and decisively stated that the Metropolitan Procuratorate would immediately set up a special team to rush to Henan to conduct a comprehensive investigation into the case, and that justice must be given to the deceased and the law should be kept clear.
Lao Yuan, the censor of Youdu, was actually demoted, because he was originally the minister of military aircraft and ranked fourth in the former military aircraft department. Now that he is the censor of right capital, not only his power has been reduced, but his rank has also been downgraded.
There is nothing he can do about it, who keeps him from taking a firm stand?
The Six Emperors did not beat him to the end, all because of their political wisdom, otherwise they would definitely have pursued his writings since his birth.
After the liberation of the capital, under the persuasion of his father-in-law Bo Qing'e, President Li and others, Jia Liu implemented a policy of appeasement and continued use of the officials of the previous dynasty. Except for a few who committed serious crimes and were imprisoned and educated, the other important officials of the Qianlong Dynasty were treated favorably.
The power was adjusted, but the grades were all raised by half a grade or one grade. Among them, 84 officials of second grade and above, including Lao Yuan, were given the title of minister of political affairs.
To put it mildly, the reform court was harmonious and prosperous.
To put it harshly, the reform court was still full of filth and smog, and was full of people who looked like insects.
Where is the root cause?
In Jia Liu himself.
The reform and progress cause he led went awry at the very beginning.
This naturally leads to the fact that although today's empire stands on flat ground like a building, its foundation is quite unstable.
There are some cracks.
Since the founding of the People's Republic of China two years ago, Jia Liu has been considering how to solve this problem.
After thinking deeply last night, he finally left those words on Yuanyuan's desk.
But naturally he would not tell this ultimate goal in the lobby of the Metropolitan Procuratorate. Ding Qing's suggestion gave him a good idea, that is, he could use the unjust, false and wrong cases that can be said to be everywhere in the country to make an issue.
Hiding political goals within the legal framework and achieving personal goals while achieving judicial clarity is undoubtedly a good way to benefit the people and gain strong public opinion for the new regime.
Since we are determined to take the case of Zhoukou, Henan as the first shot of true reform, we naturally have to highlight the significance of re-investigating this case.
"The judiciary must be clean, and society must be clean!"
The two "Qing Qings" show that Jia Liu can no longer tolerate the judicial darkness caused by the corruption of the current bureaucratic group.
In order to cope with the anger in his heart, he angrily slapped the table and looked around at the officials: "Whoever is unclear is my enemy!"
Lao Ji, the Prime Minister and Vice Minister who accompanied him, immediately gave important instructions and demanded a strict investigation to the end, no matter who is involved!
Queenie was not to be outdone, saying that this sensational case no longer involved legal corruption, but collective corruption in the civil affairs and prosecutorial system of Henan Province. Therefore, it would be difficult for the Metropolitan Procuratorate to send personnel to Henan to investigate alone.
To make a breakthrough, a special team should be formed by the Metropolitan Procuratorate, the Ministry of Punishment, and the Dali Temple to thoroughly investigate the case in the form of a "three-law joint trial."
His Majesty the Emperor and the two important ministers of the cabinet had set the tone. Jin Jian and Yuan Shoudong, the first and second leaders of the Metropolitan Procuratorate, dared not turn their attention. Soon, a personnel appointment was announced.
Wang Jie, the censor of the right capital of the Qianlong Dynasty, who was forced to retire and return home, was appointed as the minister of the Ministry of punishment to investigate the murders of Henan government servants. Qian Feng, the censor of the capital procuratorate, was appointed as the censor of Henan Province to assist Wang Jie in the investigation.
The appointments of Wang Jie and Qian Feng were both recommended to the cabinet by Jia Liu.
It goes without saying that Wang Jie's name is famous, but Qian Feng is a young censor. After he was transferred from the Imperial Academy to the Metropolitan Procuratorate last year, he immediately impeached Shaanxi Governor Bi Yuan for corruption. As a result, Bi Yuan was demoted to Shaanxi Bu.
The political envoy was fined one hundred thousand taels of stolen goods.
This eucalyptus made Qian Feng famous, and he was known as the "Feng Ming Chaoyang".
Wang Jie went directly from his hometown to Henan, while Qian Feng set off from the capital to Henan. Before leaving, Jia Liu specially met with this young fighter of the supervisory system, hoping that this "Ming Feng Chaoyang" could cooperate with Wang Jie to shock Henan.
officialdom.
In order to show his respect for young talents and honest officials, Jia Liu specially sent Qian Feng out of Zhengyang Gate.
This moved Qian Feng inexplicably. He was a Jinshi in the 36th year of Qianlong's reign and had no professional contacts with the Six Emperors. Even after he was suddenly transferred from the Hanlin Academy to the Imperial Academy, he had never seen the abandoned old man.
Called the Japs who usurped the throne and seized power 6.
However, after he became the supervisory censor, the Six Emperors, whom he had never met, gave him the greatest support. No matter who he wrote to impeach, the emperor would always approve it. Even when someone wrote a letter accusing Qian Feng of acting too extreme,
When impeaching ministers with unreasonable accusations, the emperor also silently kept these memorials.
As time passed, Qian Feng became very popular, and officials all avoided his influence.
As a result, some people in the Metropolitan Procuratorate said that you, Qian Feng, are just like He Shen who was around Qianlong back then.
As the saying goes, a scholar will die for a confidant.
Regardless of whether the Sixth Emperor was a descendant of Zhu Ming, or a villain who pretended to usurp the throne, to Qian Feng, the Sixth Emperor was a good emperor who could make him furious.
Jia Liu really valued Qian Feng. When he was standing under the Zhengyang Gate, he suddenly pointed at the tall Zhengyang Gate in front of him and asked Qian Feng what the city gate looked like.
Qian Feng said without hesitation: "Your Majesty, I think this city gate is like a milestone, and it will record your Majesty's great achievements in the reform!"
Jia Liu smiled, shook his head and said, "No, I think this city gate is more like a tombstone."
Qian Feng was stunned: "Why did your Majesty say this?"
"Because the common people like what I am doing now, but the officials may not like it. For example, if I ask you and Wang Jie to go to Henan this time, can the officials in Henan like me?"
Jia Liu looked sad, "I sometimes wonder if one day the officials will unite and bury me? Just like this tombstone, although it is there, it can never speak."
Qian Feng was silent. He did not realize that His Majesty the Emperor's ambitions were more ambitious than he thought. He only thought that the Emperor was worried about the counterattack of the Henan official circles and that they would not be able to find out the truth of the matter when they went to Henan this time. He did not expect that His Majesty the Emperor was
The purpose is to train Qian Feng into a sharp sword to realize his political ambitions.
After a long time, Qian Feng answered what he thought was the best answer.
"If such a day comes, I will definitely die in front of His Majesty!"
Jia Liu smiled, heartily, and slapped Qian Feng hard: "Go, don't think about death, I want you to do something for me that has never happened before."
Qian Feng left and set off for Henan with an investigation team of more than 100 people from the three law departments, escorted by hundreds of officers and soldiers.
Looking at the retreating figure of the team, Jia Liu's expression gradually became serious, and he sighed softly to Shuan Zhu, who had been looking at him: "Those who have always cared about the country and the people will be sad people forever. This sentence
I didn’t quite understand it before, but now I understand it completely.”
Shuan Zhu frowned: "Master, you are too emotional again. This is not good. As the emperor, you should always hide your emotions in your heart."
"oh,"
Jia Liu nodded, "What you said makes sense. So, as the young master's most loyal friend, can you go to Ninggu Pagoda to help the young master build a reform camp for senior officials?"