"My brother!" Liu Bei waved with a smile.

Zhang Xiaopang rode his horse to the car window and hurriedly bowed: "I've seen my elder brother."

Liu Bei nodded: "Thank you all the way."

"I don't work hard. But brother, can you have a good journey?" Zhang Xiaopang asked in a silly voice.

"It's okay." Seeing that the convoy had arrived at the gate of Dongguo, Liu Bei did not explain in detail. After verifying the certificate, the gatekeeper let the convoy enter.

"There is Qili Bridge east of Chongyi Li." "One mile east of Qili Bridge, three roads of Guomen opened, and the people at that time were called Sanmen. Those who parted are cloudy: 'Send them to the three gates'. The scholars from the capital sent them to welcome them, and they are always here."

There are not many records of Luoyang city walls in the Eastern Han Dynasty. In the late Han Dynasty, the entire Luoyang city was set on fire by Dong Zhuo. Later, Cao Wei was rebuilt on the spot. The Western Jin Dynasty also used this as its capital. In the 18th year of Emperor Xiaowen of the Northern Wei Dynasty (494), the capital was moved here. Because the place was the most prosperous in the Han and Wei dynasties, it is called "Luoyang City of Han and Wei dynasties" in history.

The records of Luoyang city walls in later generations were mostly seen in the Northern Wei Dynasty. Place names were also mostly recorded from the Northern Wei Dynasty.

However, according to Liu Bei's speculation, whether it is the reconstruction of Cao Wei or the reconstruction of the Northern Wei Dynasty, these handed down place names should not be unmoved. Just as many place names in later generations still use names passed down from ancient times.

This is a customary and civilized inheritance.

The city was destroyed and the ruins were still there. These place names were naturally there too.

Liu Bei was not unfamiliar with the local system. When he built Linxiang, he named the streets after the local area. He also set up streets above the local area. Streets were the neighborhoods of later generations.

Compared with the tall buildings in Lou Sang, the buildings in the east of Luoyang are more elegant and grand. Each village is lined up along the imperial road. It is divided into each other by vertical and horizontal streets. The monastery houses are built in the neighborhood. The monastery houses are all heavy buildings. Most of them are in the style of a triangular courtyard. The courtyard surrounded by three monastery houses and brick walls, flowers and trees are planted in a wide range of flowers and trees. There are also rockery fish ponds and pavilions and curved corridors. Looking around, the streets are straight and the neighborhood is square. The houses are square and the trees are shaded. Pedestrians are dressed in luxurious clothes, the streets are wide and flat, and cars and horses pass through them, which looks like a prosperous scene.

Liu Bei asked Zhang Xiaopang that he had been living in his mentor's mansion these days.

The inner city of Luoyang is occupied by two palace cities in the north and south. The remaining area is worth every inch of land. The only ones that can be used by officials are Buguangli and Yongheli. Those who can live here are all royal relatives, three dukes and nine ministers. Low-level officials do not need to think about it. Therefore, the residences of ordinary officials in the court are mostly located in the city walls. Like Liu Bei, the mentor also entered Luoyang from the east gate. The residence is in Dongguo, a li-net called "Jianyangli".

"There is Jianyangli in the north of Yangqu."

According to legend, Yang Canal was built by Duke Zhou. During the Han Dynasty, it was excavated and widened three times. The canal diversion project began in the fifth year of Jianwu (29 AD) of Emperor Guangwu and was completed in the 24th year of Jianwu (48 AD). Yang Canal divert water from the valley forty-five miles away to help the people of Luoyang. The rebuilt Yang Canal not only serves as a moat, palace city and the people of the entire capital to provide sufficient water supply, but also broadens the waterway for the transportation of the canal. The grain ships can directly reach the granaries under the city (often full warehouses), which is very convenient.

Jianyangli is close to Shangdongmen. Entering Shangdongmen is Shangdongmen Street. Along the street, you can go directly to Beigong. It is very convenient to go to court and leave the city.

His mentor was the Minister of State and the Minister of State.

The Shizhong was appointed by Qin Shi, and was appointed by the chief lord from the marquis to the doctor. He had no designated positions and was appointed as the Prime Minister's history. He was called Shizhong because he "going to and from the east wing to report the affairs of the east wing". He was appointed by the Han Dynasty and was one of the additional officials outside the regular official positions. Because he was appointed by the emperor, he was able to go to and from the palace and report on the affairs of the court.

To be promoted means to take the title of official position in addition to the original official position to show respect. For example, the Shizhong, the left and right officials, all the officials, the scattered cavalry, the central officials, the middle officials, all the officials are all the additional officials. They are given to the marquis, generals and ministers. The Shizhong can go to the palace to serve the emperor. The officials will attend the emperor every day, attend the left and right officials, and comment on the Shangshu’s report.

With the status of a servant, the mentor can obtain the "door registration" for entering and leaving the forbidden area.

Jianyangli is mostly the residences of officials from Shangshutai. They are officials in the same hall and live next to each other. It can be regarded as a group to keep warm.

"Han Guanyi": "The four ministers of Shangshu were appointed by Emperor Wu, and Emperor Cheng added one to five. There was a regular attendant Cao Shangshu, who was the chief censor. Two thousand stones of Shangshu, who was the governor and two thousand stones of Shangshu. The household Cao Shangshu, who was the chief minister and the chief minister. The chief minister of the guest Shangshu, who was the chief minister of the four foreign barbarians. Emperor Cheng was the chief minister of the three dukes of Shangshu, who was the chief minister of the prison."

During the reign of Emperor Cheng, five ministers were appointed, with a rank of 600 stones, and they were divided into three ministers, regular attendants, two thousand stones, households, and hosts, and their powers began to be reinvigorated. By the time of the Han Dynasty, government affairs had all been returned to the Shangshutai, and the status of each Caos was even more important. The Shangshutai was the head of Shangshuling, and he became the noble official who was in charge of affairs. Shangshutai was divided into various Caoshu.

His mentor is the "Changshen Shangshu" and "the chief minister of the Huangmen Censorate."

Not small rights.

The teacher has always been innocent and simple. The mansion is not big. He enters the courtyards in front and behind. In addition, the houses in the west wing were rented to the Taixuezi who was studying in Beijing. Zhang Xiaopang and his party temporarily lived in the east wing.

The old servant led him into the back hall and Liu Bei paid homage to his master's wife. Only then did he learn that his master had entered the court at the beginning of the month and had not returned yet.

It turned out that on the twelve month of Ji Si (the fifth day of the lunar month), Guiren He was appointed as the queen. Empress He was summoned and the eldest brother of Empress He was summoned, and the prefect of Yingchuan He was the chief minister.

Empress He was originally the daughter of a butcher family in Nanyang County. She was later selected to the palace and gave birth to the prince Liu Bian. Her mother was honored by her son, and now she was made the queen by His Majesty.

The ceremony of the Empress's Enthronement was extraordinary. The teacher was the Minister of State, and it was common for him to enter the court to attend the ceremony at this time.

After a long separation, the teacher's wife was also worried about Liu Bei. She asked many things on behalf of the teacher. Liu Bei answered one by one. He also presented a gift list and then left.

He followed the maid to the east wing of the front yard. Zhang Xiaopang, who was helping to carry the luggage, suddenly thought of something: "Brother, when he was about to come, his mother asked an old friend to go with him. On the way, another hero fell into the water was rescued. Now the old friend and the hero are all in the guest house of Ma City. Do you want to see him?"

Liu Bei was stunned: "Old friend? Hero?"

Zhang Xiaopang nodded and said, "The old friend is a woman. She has always carried a hat and never took off her. She doesn't know her appearance. As for the hero, she was rescued by the boatman when the boat capsized and fell into the water. Unfortunately, she was infected with the cold and was bedridden. She and the old friend were all in the guest house in the Ma City."

"So that's it." Liu Bei then woke up: "Take me to see you."

"Oh!" Zhang Xiaopang handed the gift box in his hand to Hu Ben beside him. Kong Wu's powerful Liaodong Ranger was caught off guard and his hands suddenly sank. The companions beside him hurriedly reached out to help, and then he combined the three of them to lift the gift box.

Is Zhang Xiaopang's strength too strong?

Horse Market, also known as Niuma Market, is outside the Middle East Gate. It is several miles away from the Shangdong Gate. All matters are handed over to Xu Rong, Cheng Pu, and Liu Bei, under the protection of Shi Huan and Yishi's embroidered clothing officers, went to Luoyang Horse Market.

The reason why it is so urgent is because there is a question in my heart.
Chapter completed!