Zhu Cilang has seen it because the quack doctor killed someone. Doctor Zhao didn't know what his brain was doing, but he actually banned sugar in a patient with hypoglycemia.

This can be said to be fatal to Princess Xinzheng, the daughter of King Zhu Gongye of Zhou. She had symptoms of hypoglycemia, and this hunger strike was even more serious. If you are not careful, you may lose your life.

Fortunately, when he met Zhu Cilang, the guard dragged Doctor Zhao down and beat him up, making him cry in a mess.

King Zhu Gongye of Zhou believed that Zhao Lang had excellent Chinese medicine skills and was a famous doctor. He spent a lot of money to hire him.

Unexpectedly, the prince actually said that he was a quack doctor. Doctor Zhao repeatedly instructed that the princess Xinzheng was strictly prohibited from eating sweets. However, the prince insisted on boiling a bowl of malt sugar water in the kitchen.

If it were someone else, King Zhu Gongye of Zhou would never believe it. However, even when facing the crown prince, he would not dare to disobey even if he did not believe it.

In this way, the servant went to the kitchen to cook malt sugar. Soon, a bowl of malt sugar water was brought up. Zhu Cixuan ordered the maid in the mansion: "Prepare it to the princess."

No one dared to disobey the prince's orders, so the maid had to support the fainted princess Xinzheng. She forced her to pour a bowl of malt sugar water, and then gently put Princess Xinzheng down.

Hyperglycemia is a serious disease. You can take antidiabetic drugs or insulin to control it. However, in the Ming Dynasty, it is better to take a shower and go to bed. Traditional Chinese medicine calls hyperglycemia diabetes, and can only control your diet.

Similarly, hypoglycemia is also a very serious disease, and it will have a great impact on the patient's daily life, which may cause dizziness, headache or physical weakness, and will also lead to sudden fainting. Patients with hypoglycemia should be ready for sweets at any time. If you have to go out, you can carry some quick food or sugary water with you.

It is strange that Princess Xinzheng's condition improved greatly after taking malt sugar water. King Zhu Gongzi of Zhou invited several famous doctors in the city to see it, and they all said that Princess' condition had improved greatly.

Zhu Gongye was overjoyed and thanked Zhu Cilang very much. Now he finally knew that His Royal Highness the Crown Prince was right.

"Uncle Huang, this sister Yun has a low sugar disease. You must control your diet and strengthen nutrition on weekdays. Eat more sweets, especially when you have symptoms of dizziness and fatigue, you must prepare some candy at any time."

Faced with Zhu Cilang's advice, King Zhu Gong of Zhou nodded like a chicken pecking at rice: "Yes, yes, thanks to the Crown Prince's wonderful move to rejuvenate. Otherwise, otherwise, if the little girl was ruled by that quack, she would be in danger."

Before, Zhu Gongzi obeyed the will of Doctor Zhao and always thought that this Doctor Zhao who could fool him was undoubtedly a miracle doctor. Now he finally came to his senses and the other party was a quack doctor. If it weren't for the poor encounter with the prince, his daughter's life would probably be out of order.

Zhu Cilang said "yes", not caring about this matter. He asked: "Uncle, what about Du Zhongren who killed more than 70 bandits? I want to see it."

Zhu Cixuan has been thinking about this talent, and Zhu Gongyi has no choice but to say: "I have driven this person out of the royal palace, but I heard that he lives in the ruined temple of the City God in the west of the city. Otherwise, I have sent someone to take this guy over?"

Zhu Cilang shook his head: "No need, I will go there in person."

Zhu Gongye was stunned. For some reason, the prince was so concerned about this servant. Fortunately, his daughter's complexion gradually improved, and she saved her life.

Who would have thought that a small hypoglycemia would be fatal. If Zhu Cilang hadn't happened to encounter this, Princess Xinzheng would probably have died.

Throughout history, I don’t know how many quack doctors have killed many people. Some people say that quack doctors have killed more people than those killed by revenge in the world. This matter is close to the truth.

The City God Temple is a temple used to worship the City God God. The City God, also known as the City God in some places, is one of the important gods widely worshipped in ancient Chinese religious culture. Most of them are famous ministers and heroes who have contributed to the local people. They are the gods who believe in protecting the city by Chinese folk and Taoism. He is a local official in the underworld, and his power is equivalent to that of the mayor of the Yang Realm. Therefore, the City God is related to the city and develops with the development of the city. The City God was born in the local patron saints that were sacrificed in ancient times and evolved through Taoism.

The City God originally refers to the moat. Ban Gu's "Preface to the Fu of Two Capitals": "The capital repairs palaces and dredges the city gods." The rules for worshiping the city gods were formed during the Southern and Northern Dynasties. The city gods were in great faith in the Tang and Song Dynasties. The Song Dynasties were listed as national sacrificial rituals. In the Yuan Dynasty, they were named the King of Yousheng. In the early Ming Dynasty, they were awarded the title of the City God in the world, divided into four grades: King, Duke, Hou, and Bo. At the age of sacrificial rituals, the king and prefectures and prefectures and counties were respectively governed by the king.

The City God Temple, the intention of the Ming Taizu's actions is to "see the good and evil of the people and make good fortunes, so that the quiet and bright people will not be spared."

The City God Temple in Kaifeng City is a new construction. Speaking of which, there are some unknown secrets.

In fact, this Chenghuang Temple, located in the west of Kaifeng City, was not a temple at first, but a ancestral temple.

That's right, ancestral halls are usually built after death. Or people are built by people, called ancestral temples. Those who can build ancestral temples must have considerable prestige to be worthy of this honor.

During the Ming Dynasty, the people of Teng County built a temple for him to commemorate Zhao Bangqing, who was about to go to Yanjing for his job as an honest official in the local area, and "a yellow boy and a white old man, and a Luo worshiped him."

During the Tianqi period, the eunuch Wei Zhongxian, the eunuch who was in charge of the government without authorization, was in power over the world. Many flatterers or feared their arrogance built a temple for him.

In May of the seventh year of Tianqi, Lu Wanling, a student of the Imperial College, wrote a letter saying that Wei Zhongxian could be compared with Confucius because "Confucius wrote "Spring and Autumn" and Zhongxian wrote "Essential Dictation". Confucius killed Shao Zhengmao, and Zhongxian killed Donglin." In April of the seventh year of Tianqi, Yuan Chonghuan and Yan Mingtai, the Minister of War Minister, submitted a letter praising Wei Zhongxian's merits and requesting the construction of a temple for Wei Zhongxian in the two places in Ningyuan and Qiantou.

Later, Wei Zhongxian gave birth to a temple "several trips to the world", "the expenses for each temple were hundreds of thousands, and the few were tens of thousands", and "stripped people's wealth, invaded public funds, and cut down trees in vain." When Huang Yuntai built a temple to welcome the statue, he "took five to three bows and bowed his head", "leading civil and military generals and officials to come down to the ranks, bowing his head as before." Gu Yanwu once lamented: "No official has ever built a temple in this era, but some people have not left the office for a long time, but destroyed their statues and changed their masters."

At that time, it could be said that the entire Ming Dynasty was in the mood to build a temple for Wei Zhongxian. Among them, local officials compared each other to flatter each other, and Wei Zhongxian's temples were built larger than each other, and each more luxurious.

The City God Temple in Kaifeng City was originally rebuilt from Wei Zhongxian's ancestral temple.

The Ming Dynasty built a temple for Wei Zhongxian across the country, which cost countless money. Kaifeng City was not willing to be outdone. At that time, the prefect of Kaifeng Prefecture also built a temple for Wei Zhongxian in the west of the city.
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