In the palace, the daily morning dynasty began.

It's just that today's morning morning was a little more strange than usual.

I can't say exactly what's different about it.

The ministers came to wait outside the palace gate early.

When the time comes, the palace door opens.

After entering the palace, all the ministers had to wait in the square to enter the palace. During the waiting process, the ministers were not like those in the TV series, where they had nothing to do but whisper or quarrel with each other, because there were people on site to supervise them - supervisors. Censor.

If someone is found to have behaved inappropriately, it will be recorded. After the court meeting, the person may be left behind to be criticized, or charged with deceiving the emperor or something like that, and may be thrown directly into jail.

Of course, there are exceptions.

For example, some princes headed by King Ping of Zhou, as well as the prime minister and several generals, could talk to each other as if no one else was around.

Soon, the morning service started at six in the morning.

The ministers began to enter the palace.

Those with small official positions do not need to enter the palace.

The younger ones don't even have to attend morning court.

For example, Wu Zhongxian.

Of course, even if Wu Zhongxian could attend the morning meeting, he would not come.

Aren't you tired of having to arrive at your desk after five o'clock in the morning?

At the same time, as the ministers entered the main hall, the morning court also began.

But what is interesting is that not all ministers in the Zhou Dynasty stood in two rows to listen to the court.

In front of all the ministers, there are six rows of four chairs, a total of twenty-four chairs.

Civil servants and military generals with high official positions, as well as princes with real power like King Ping of Zhou, could sit in court.

This also reflects the great power of these ministers today.

Because in the era of Emperor Wu of Zhou, no one could go to court sitting down.

Everyone needs to stand!

You even need to kneel when reporting problems!

Although Emperor Wu of the Zhou Dynasty usually went to court once every ten days in the morning, the ministers were much more serious than doing so once a day.

All the ministers were in place, but after waiting for a long time, the emperor still hadn't come.

At this time, King Zhou Ping leaned on his chair and spoke to a military commander next to him.

"I heard that Marquis Lu entered Beijing this morning?"
Chapter completed!