Chapter 84 Kings and Kings [Part 1]

On the ninth day after Liu E's death, the court also gave a posthumous title to Liu E and Li. Liu E was posthumously named Empress Zhang Xian Mingsu. Generally, after the Sui Dynasty, people usually had one or two characters. The more words, the higher the status of this person at that time, but these were the advocacy of the Daxing Emperor who died. For example, Haci, his posthumous title actually reached twenty-five, while Emperor Taizong of Tang had only seven. Could it be that Emperor Taizong of Tang was not as good as Haci?

But no matter what, generally speaking, more than two posthumous titles are treated only by the emperor. The edict of Song Renzong made many people feel relieved. Although most of the literati supported Liu E to retreat behind the scenes and return power to Song Renzong, this does not mean that they hated Liu E.

Liu E has been in power for the past eleven years. To be honest, Yu Guo has made great contributions, but his contributions are far greater than his mistakes. At that time, the scholar-officials who generally attached great importance to fame and looked at things objectively still did not want Liu E to be settled by the autumn after the autumn.

When Song Renzong's mother, Li, was obviously much more routine, and she was posthumously named Empress Dowager and was posthumously named Empress Zhuang Yi. The posthumous title is two very normal words, and there is no outrage or grievance from Li.

Officials of the Empress Dowager Party in the court couldn't help but feel relieved when they saw that Song Renzong treated Liu E and his biological mother Li. They thought that Song Renzong might have Xiao Gui Cao Sui, otherwise how could he treat Liu E well and belittle his biological mother relatively?

It’s just that the Queen Mother’s idea is good, but the reality is beyond their imagination.

Within a few days, Song Renzong issued an order to change the location of the morning court and move from the Daqing Hall to the west wing of Chongzheng Hall to the west wing of Chongzheng Hall. Liu E lived in the east, and was called the East Palace. Song Renzong first left the Daqing Hall where Liu E had ruled behind the curtain for 11 years. After the Chongzheng Hall, he did not listen to the government in the main hall, but instead found the west wing room. What does this mean? As long as he explained the relationship thoroughly, he was afraid that ordinary people would know what Song Renzong meant, and he was even promoted to a group of officials of the Empress Dowager Party.

These Empress Dowager Party officials were immediately in shock, and they knew that the Great Purge could no longer be changed.

The real Empress Dowager Party officials expected the occurrence of things, but they did not have the ability to change. The first ones to be cleansed were the eunuchs, who were equivalent to the slaves of Song Renzong, and they were much easier to deal with.

When Liu E was born, the three eunuchs of Jiang Deming, Luo Chongxun and Ren Shouzhong were immediately demoted. Jiang Deming and Luo Chongxun were better. Jiang Deming was demoted to the border of Hebei. Although it was a little harder, the border was peaceful and acceptable. Luo Chongxun said something indirectly because of Zhao Jin's indirect feelings, it was considered a better place to be exiled to the wealthier Qingzhou.

The most unlucky person of Ren Shouzhong was exiled to Huangzhou, and Huangzhou was Hubei. Not to mention Hubei, Hunan had not been developed at this time, and the local barbarians were rebellious and often plundered the Han people. During the reign of Emperor Renzong of Song, Di Qing went south and sent troops to Song Shenzong, which was the only way to pacify the barbarians and develop Hunan.

It is conceivable that Hubei, which is close to the chaotic Hunan, is often harassed by barbarians, and the place is not rich. Among the various roads of the Song Dynasty, the population is the lower-level one.

Compared to the exile, Song Renzong's subsequent methods caused Zhang Qi and other officials of the Empress Dowager Party were extremely frightened.

On the 17th day after Liu E's death, Emperor Renzong of Song issued an edict to specially register Lin Xianke, who was exiled to Lingnan, to serve as a third squad. The reason why Lin Xianke was exiled was entirely because at the beginning of last year, he submitted a memorial to Liu E to return the power to Liu E, and was the kind who took the lead in rebelling. For this reason, Liu E used thunder and thunder methods and was directly exiled to Lingnan.

For officials of the Song Dynasty, exile to Lingnan is equivalent to a death penalty. This shows how badly Lin Xian offended Liu E. Now that Song Renzong recalled him, the officials of the Empress Dowager Party were disappointed!

But soon they no longer had to feel disappointed. It was not Song Renzong's change of mind, but Song Renzong's subsequent methods that made them numb.

On the 20th day, Emperor Renzong of Song issued an edict to Song Shou of Yingtian Prefecture and sentenced Fan Zhongyan of Chenzhou to the palace to the palace. Needless to say, these two guys were all important people who offended Liu E. The reason why they did not exil to Lingnan was not that Liu E was unwilling, but that these two guys were well-known.

Needless to say, Fan Zhongyan is the best among the literati of this era, and can even be called the best in the Song Dynasty at this time.

Song Shou was an official, his grandfather was a Jinshi of the Later Zhou Dynasty. From Emperor Taizong of Song to Emperor Zhenzong of Song, he was both close ministers of the emperor. In terms of qualifications, he could be called the old minister of the three emperors of the two dynasties. His father was a Wailang, the minister of the Shangshu Duzhi, and his family background was prominent. Song Shou himself did not rely entirely on his ancestors. He was loved by Emperor Zhenzong of Song at the age of fifteen.

When these two great men came back, they immediately told the Empress Dowager Party that they could not have any intention of resisting.

At this time, Zhao Jin came to the residence of the Eight Wise King Zhao Yuanyan and asked for a meeting.

Zhao Yuanyan was very angry that Zhao Yuan had turned against him in the court, and he left Zhao Yuan for an hour before he appeared outside the flower hall. However, when Zhao Yuanyan saw Zhao Yuan, his blood was so angry that he was so angry that his face flushed.

I saw a storyteller leisurely talking about the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. He happened to be talking about the wonderful part. Zhao Feng had already shouted: "Reward! Reward!"

Someone went up to give me a reward. After a closer look, there were a few guys dressed in a storyteller sitting at the bottom. Damn! Zhao Qian, you have a habit!

Zhao Yuanyan knew that Zhao Jin had prepared a long time ago, but he was left to dry, but Zhao Yuanyan did not dare to tear his face apart.

Zhao Yuanyan was angry because of this, but on the surface he clapped his palms and praised: "Good words! Reward!"

The storytellers were overjoyed, and Zhao Qian laughed and said, "Uncle Eight Kings is so generous!"

Immediately, Zhao Qian said to a group of storytellers: "Okay, you go down! I believe that Uncle Eight King will not break his promise for the reward!"

"How could this king break his promise?" Zhao Yuanyan didn't even look at the storytellers, but just looked at Zhao Jin.

Zhao Qian smiled even happier and said, "The Eighth Prince is so true!"

Zhao Yuanyan walked to the main seat and sat down, saying, "Is Qilang looking for me to doubt my confidant, right?"

Zhao Qian naturally denied that although he had such a meaning, how could he say this? "Who is Uncle Eight King? A great hero! The Eight Sage King, who can be referenced by the people, is the object of worship since childhood, and how could he have doubts?"
Chapter completed!