On another sunny morning, Yuwen Wen and his cousin (brother) Yuwen Huainian were talking to him. Yuwen Huainian was about to go out as an observer of Huainan Road, taking advantage of this business opportunity to receive exercise and prepare for further appointments in the future.

Yuwen, who is under the age of 20, is still very immature and may be handled improperly because of inexperienced, so Yuwen specially explained some precautions to his younger brother.

When observing Huainan, there are his assistants responsible for specific matters. The things Yuwen Wen explained to Yuwen were about passing through Xiyang, Huangzhou and visiting Emperor Xun. What etiquettes should be paid attention to when he visited Emperor Xun.

Emperor Xun was about the same age as Yuwen. He lived well in Xiyang, but because of his sensitive identity, he was in a state of "hidden in the city".

As a Zen recipient, Yuwen Wen should try his best to let Emperor Xun fade out of the court and the country's sight, keep Emperor Xun under house arrest, and ensure that he will not be used by anyone. However, he should also send envoys to visit the other party every year so that the court and the country can know that Emperor Xun is still alive and has a good life.

Since the Song and Jin transition, emperors who abdicated the throne in all dynasties have not been able to die well, but Yuwen Wen did not want to make things difficult for his "ex-in-law", so he took such a solution.

Although Emperor Xun was not the emperor, he was not called a preface when he wrote a letter to the emperor (Yuwen Wen), and he was not called an edict when he replied. Therefore, when Yuwen Wen visited the other party as a public official and a royal vassal king, he could not act condescendingly.

Although the observation made the officer Si Zuo also remind him of this, Yuwen Wen still had to say a few more words.

Yuwen Yi was therefore the youngest son of King Qi Yuwen Liang. Yuwen Liang's last wish during his lifetime was to adopt Yuwen Yi to Duke Shao Yuwen Zhou as his heir and to continue the incense of Duke Shao Hui Yuwen Hao. This last wish was not achieved until not long ago.

He ascended the throne for twelve years and took so long to do it, not because he was not concerned, but because it was a bit tricky.

In the second year of Daxiang, because Emperor Tianyuan Yuwen Yun died, Daquan was controlled by his relative Yang Jian, and the Zhou State then broke out in civil war. Yuwen Zhou, Duke of Shao, who was the governor of Yingzhou, responded to the call of Duke of Shu, Yuchi Jiong, and was defeated by the Chang'an court army who came to "put the rebellion".

When he was defeated, he was chased and killed by Yang Su.

Yang Su later became a minister of the Sui Dynasty and led the light cavalry to attack the convoy of the late emperor Yuwen Qiankeng, and was repelled by the escort Yuwen Wen.

Later, the Sui Kingdom was destroyed, and the former emperor Yuwen Qiankeng broke up with the powerful minister Yuchi Dun. When he fled south, he received strong assistance from Yang Su and his son. Therefore, Yang Su transformed into a hero who saved the emperor and his status was different.

Therefore, when Yuwen Wen was appointed as the emperor by Zen and wanted to fulfill his biological father's wishes and adopt his cousin (brother) Yuwen Wen to the former Duke of Shao Yuwen Zhou as his heir, a difficult situation would arise:

Whether Yuwen Is to avenge his father or not is something that is worse than beasts.

If you want to take revenge, then cut Yang Su off?

Yuwen Yi did not kill Yang Su because of unfilial piety. He killed Yang Su, which caused another problem: Yang Su was a hero who rescued the late emperor, and the late emperor did not pursue Yang Su's past. Now that Yang Su was killed, Yuwen Wen ignored it, that was not taking the late emperor seriously.

If you are in charge, how to deal with Yuwen I? No matter how you deal with it, as long as you are not beheaded, you will be criticized for taking nonchalantly.

This matter is very tricky, so Yuwen Wen is waiting. When Yang Su dies, everything will be easy.

Now that Yang Su has passed away, everything is natural, so not long ago, after King Yuwen Weiqian of Chu left Luoyang, Yuwen Wen officially adopted Yuwen Wen as the chief of the clan to the late Yuwen Zhou as his heir.

Therefore, King Qi Yuwen Liang and Yuwen Zhou were cousins, so this move was very polite. Yuwen Wen, as the emperor, posthumously named Yuwen Zhou, who sacrificed his life for the country, as King Shao Lie, so Yuwen Yin naturally became King Shao.

This matter has been completed, which is enough to comfort the spirit of the former King Qi in the sky. Yuwen Wen has also accomplished a major event.

The two talked for a while, and Yuwen Il left. Yuwen got up and turned around in the room, looked at the view outside the window, and was fascinated by looking at it.

The population of the Yuwen clan began to recover, which was considered to have recovered from the crisis of extermination. It was almost killed at the beginning, but now it finally has the momentum to grow, which is a good thing for consolidating the imperial power.

The imperial power needs the help of the royal family to consolidate it, so Yuwen Wen's three nephews, in addition to Yuwen Wang, who was still studying in the Imperial College, Yuwen Li (currently King Qi), Yuwen Gui has been appointed, and Shao Wang Yuwen I will also be appointed.

As long as these people do not commit suicide, they can be the noble royal family members and nobles, and spend their lives comfortably. At least during Yuwen Wen's reign, this is the bottom line he set for himself, not for anything else, in order to be worthy of his conscience.

Therefore, my younger brother and nephew will only be a noble family member who is noble but has no real power in this life.

Because Yuwen Wen has a son and there are many sons, there is no reason to support his nephew and not use his son.

King Yuwen Weihan of Yan, King Yuwen Weining of Wei, and King Yuwen Weiqian of Chu, are now starting to take on the main role. In a few years, other princes have become adults one after another, so Yuwen Wen is not short of helpers, after all, father and son are in battle.

King Yuwen Weihan of Yan was in charge of Youzhou. If something happened in Hebei, the Youzhou army could echo the imperial court's rebellion army, advance north and south along Yongji Canal, and quell the rebellion.

King Yu and Wen Weining of Wei were in charge of Bingzhou, guarding the important land of Jinyang, and echoing each other with Guanzhong.

King Yuwen Weiqian of Chu, who was practicing in the West Road of Lingnan, was shocked by the powerful people in Lingnan. Once there was something wrong, he could suppress the rebellion on the spot, or go downstream to support the downstream Guangzhou General Administration.

Of course, after Yuwen Weiqian returns, this responsibility will be borne by other princes, and Yuwen Wen has figured it out and will serve in the court when Yuwen Weiqian comes back.

The royal family guarded outside, guarding the local tyrants or the officials in the town were too big to lose. The royal family served as officials in Beijing and held power, guarding against the powerful and powerful people in the capital to engage in a coup. Therefore, Yuwen Wen made arrangements on both sides because of his many sons.

As his sons become adults, his layout will become more and more stable, so he can do it without relying on his nephews and younger brothers, but on his own sons.

Everything is going in an orderly manner, and the situation seems to be very stable.

However, such a layout is likely to collapse after his death.

Yuwen Wen is full of trust in his son, but it does not mean that the new king will trust his brothers or uncles very much.

The reason is very simple. Yuwen Wen supports his sons to consolidate the imperial power. If he gets rid of the prince, a son will take over the prince and go to power. During the holidays in the future, Yuwen Wen will still have a son and grandson in front of the tablet. Incense and offering cold pork.

If the prince is robbed by his brothers, or overthrew after he ascended the throne, his father and son will be wiped out, where can I eat cold pork during festivals?

Therefore, Yuwen Wen's plan is only suitable for himself, not for the prince after ascending the throne.

When my father was alive, my brothers were friendly and respectful, and they were in harmony. When the old man was burping, the brothers and the guys were searched, and their brains were splashed out.

In ordinary families, brothers and several brothers can become enemies when they fight for their property. The royal brothers compete for the throne and will never die.

As for the ending of the internal strife, the rebellion of the Seven Kingdoms in the Western Han Dynasty, the rebellion of the Eight Kings in the Western Jin Dynasty, the rebellion of the Xiaoliang royal families after the Hou Jing Dynasty, or the rebellion of the Yang Sui brothers, the rebellion of the Xuanwu Gate of Li Tang, and the rebellion of the Yan King in the early Ming Dynasty, it is no longer important.

If you support the royal family, the royal family will definitely be too big, threatening the imperial power, and finally infighting.

He did not support the royal family, was isolated and helpless, and was seized by aristocratic families, military honors or relatives of the outside world.
Chapter completed!