After dealing with the matter of King Zhao Chen of Liao, there is another very difficult thing in front of you.

What's up?

The story of a marching city in Tokyo.

Why is this very difficult?

Because this involves the issue of folk ideology.

In the laws of the Song Dynasty, there was no law related to gathering crowds to march.

Regarding this incident, Dali Temple proposed to directly define the nature of rebellion.

In ancient times, this statement was reasonable.

A large group of people gathered on the street, looking like they wanted to fight, which could easily violate the sensitive nerves of the rulers.

A considerable number of powerful ministers agreed with the Dali Temple's proposal and said that many vendors in Tokyo suffered a lot of losses during the march.

Of course, there are more ministers who believe that this matter should be dealt with because there are too many people involved.

The number of people in the parade was as high as 50,000.

Fifty thousand people formed an army enough to attack the city and capture the village.

Someone reviewed this incident and began to summarize. As for why the incident developed to this point, the reasons have been considered.

Of course, it was pushing towards the dead Zhou Dynasty.

It means he is behind the scenes that it is pushing all this.

For example, the prefect of Kaifeng firmly stated that it was the responsibility of the first three officials to entrust the Zhou Dynasty and all the crimes were put on him. In short, Kaifeng Prefecture had absolutely no problems in daily management.

For this matter, the ministers quarreled in the court.

By September of the 15th year of Jingkang, the Liao King had settled, and the rest was only the finalization of the involved officials.

But in addition to the way the parade dealt with, this aftermath quickly hit the queen and was about to turn into another political storm.

Not only that, there was another person involved: the Supreme Emperor Zhao Ji, who had not appeared for many years.

There are even rumors that the person standing behind the Zhou Dynasty was the Supreme Emperor Zhao Ji, and the march in Tokyo was also related to him.

Of course, no one dares to impeach the Supreme Emperor directly unless this person is so smart.

There is only circulating in the public about Zhao Ji's involvement in the rebellion of the Liao King, and there is no direct evidence.

On this day, Liu Yanzong was announced to the palace.

"See Your Majesty."

"Liu Qing, sit down."

"Thank you, Your Majesty."

The autumn atmosphere became stronger and stronger. Zhao Huan wore a long black suit. Due to his physical condition, he had not been to court for several months.

Zhao Chun was reading books obediently on one side, and on the other side, there were several large maps hanging, including the Western Regions and the vast unknown places outside the Western Regions.

"When did Liu Qing start to serve the Song Dynasty?"

"I am grateful to Your Majesty in the first year of Jingkang, so I gave up on your secret and turned to the light."

"It's been fifteen years."

“Yes, it’s been fifteen years.”

"How can I do an official from the Song Dynasty be better than his Jin Dynasty?"

Liu Yanzong was quick to make a fuss, but he didn't know why the emperor suddenly asked these questions, and said carefully: "Thank you for your Majesty, I am a member of the Song Dynasty, and I am a ghost of the Song Dynasty after death."

Zhao Huan sighed and said a little displeased: "Liu Yanzong, I know you dare not betray the Song Dynasty, but don't think that I don't know what you have done over the years. I am not a stingy emperor. I don't care if you have your own people, but if it affects the overall situation at a critical moment, I don't mind hanging your head at the city gate."

Liu Yanzong quickly got up, crawled on the ground, and said in panic: "Your Majesty, I am guilty."

"End this storm as soon as possible. The Central Plains will recover their vitality. The Western Regions are still fighting. I don't want the court to argue about those trivial matters every day."

"yes!"

"In my heart, the people have a full meal, the Song Dynasty's goods cross the sea, the Western Regions are opened up, and the Western barbarians accept our Han culture, which is more important than anything else. Don't cause trouble for me anymore, do you know?"

The emperor's words are already quite straightforward. Often when they are so straightforward, they mean that his patience is gone.

"I will never refuse!"

"In addition, you go to Liaodong and check the accounts of Liaodong for me."

"Abide by the order!"

After Liu Yanzong stepped down, his palms and backs were full of sweat.

He returned to the Inspectorate Office, packed his luggage that day, took his people and headed to Liaodong.

Why is it so fast?

The reason is very simple: save your life!

Did the emperor really want him to go to Liaodong to check the accounts?

Of course not. Do you still need to check the accounts in Liaodong? I just completed the rebellion and there were a lot of bad accounts. How to check them?

Zhao Huan asked him to leave Liaodong and stay for a while, just to stop letting him make trouble in the center.

It also means that Zhao Huan does not want to infinitely amplify the Liao King case anymore.

Because the main contradiction now is to restore production in the north and the wars in the Western Regions.

All the imperial court officials were secretaries of the Song Dynasty. They were related to national affairs and controlled the jobs of hundreds of millions of people. They talked about the parades all day long. Who would care about the lives and deaths of the people?

Liu Yanzong wanted to take advantage of the chaos to take over the power and rank his own people. This matter itself has already imposed Zhao Huan's taboo and did not kill him, indicating that Zhao Huan still needs him.

Liu Yanzong himself knew very well, so he said that he packed his bags and went to Liaodong to save his life.

Zhao Huan called Zhao Chun over and said, "Brother Chun, remember one thing, you need officials to govern the country, but the people are the foundation. If the people are not full, the foundation will be unstable. Everything is empty talk. Letting officials constantly find ways to improve the lives of the people is one thing that must be done forever and one thing that must be done all the time. When some officials are not doing their jobs and think about trialing cases every day, the court will be in crisis, and you must find a way to divert their attention back."

Zhao Chun nodded and said, "Dad, Chun'er understands."

Zhao Huan touched his little head in a doting way.

"Dad, Chun'er still has a doubt?"

"What doubt?"

"Chun'er saw that his father was dissatisfied with Liu Yusi. Liu Yusi had done some things that were not conducive to the court and the country before. Why didn't his father give up his official position?"

"Everyone uses his own uses. Without perfect people, everyone has selfish desires, let alone those who are at the center of power." Zhao Huan explained patiently, "If my father dismisses him, can we guarantee that the next imperial officer of the Inspectorate is better than him? Remember Daddy's words, you should often look at the advantages of the people below, make good use of each person's strengths, and know their shortcomings in your heart. There is no need to grasp everyone's shortcomings. This is the emperor's mind and demeanor. Those who govern should do their best."

"Well, Chun'er understands."

A few days later, the Inspectorate issued a report about the former Dazai Yu Yunwen. The truth about the Railway Department case was nothing more than that Yu Yunwen was innocent.

The report was reviewed by the Inspectorate, the Ministry of Justice, Dali Temple, and the Three Divisions, and was finally submitted to the emperor.

Judging from this posture, King Kang Zhao Gou was also very tactful and quickly proposed to say that he had multiple positions and could not take into account both, and proposed to resign from the temporary position of Dazai.

Zhao Huan stroked his pen: Accurate!

In early October, Yu Yun's civil servant was restored to his post.

In early October, a big man came back from Tokyo City.

who?

The Northwest General Tang Ke.

On October 15, Tang Ke was appointed as the Minister of the Ministry of Revenue.

On October 25, Tang Ke was appointed as the envoy of the Three Sessions and officially took over the position of the Zhou Dynasty.

As for how to deal with the parade, a final decision was soon made.

Anyone who participated in the march was sent to Gaochang City and handed over to Li Guang for treatment.

As for whether they will die halfway through the exile in Gaochang City?

The probability of death is not high. After all, there is a cement road in the northwest of the Song Dynasty, and there are already a large number of trains.

This matter is carried out with thunder means to prevent any parades from happening in the future.
Chapter completed!