The master's father was in trouble, and his popularity was even greater than Sima Xiangru's previous experience.

Because of the order to give favor, it was appreciated by the emperor. It is obvious that this policy will be implemented soon.

The princes and kings really couldn't oppose this policy, because if they opposed it, they would inevitably be rebelled internally and the rebellion of the closest person.

Their sons and wives and concubines will dare to do anything in order to have the opportunity to be called lonely.

It is like reporting the crimes of princes and kings to Chang'an behind their backs, which are all trivial matters. There are still people who kill directly.

So, even though they knew that the order to promote the Eng-En is boiling frogs in warm water, they still had to accept it.

Anyway, it has nothing to do with their generation, so let the future generations and descendants worry about what happens later.

After all, they are all from the Liu family. The Emperor of Chang'an will never let their relatives starve to death.

The Lord Yan, who proposed this order of grace, married the niece of a marquis with glorious brides.

Not only is the girl beautiful, but her family also has a large mansion and a large dowry.

Wang Xiao knew about this and did not stop it.

Because there is no need to stop it, this will make the exam famous and let everyone see that as long as you have the ability to pass the exam, all the girls' cars, houses, and tickets will come in a flood.

This is the best advertisement.

Sure enough, in the days that followed, many men and officials gained great gains.

Many people found their father-in-law Taishan in Chang'an City.

Amid these disturbances, Wang Xiao heard a disharmonious voice.

"What, you say it again?"

"The military minister Shanyu sent an envoy to marry the princess of the Han Dynasty. Does Your Majesty want to see the envoy?"

Before Ji An finished speaking, Wang Xiao grabbed the jade seal on the desk and smashed it over, "I saw you xx!"

For a moment, everyone around was stunned.

Ji An, whose head was smashed by the jade seal, covered his bloody forehead and looked at Wang Xiao in confusion.

He really didn't understand why the emperor was so angry.

It's just a marriage kinship, but it's not that I haven't had a marriage kinship in the past.

Wang Xiao stood up, swung his sleeves hard, and turned around and left, "Don't mention the marriage anymore."

The ministers looked at each other, and this was another tough emperor.

Wang Xiao believed that the Han and Tang dynasties were indeed very powerful, but the marriage between the Han and Tang dynasties made him very dissatisfied.

Moreover, Xiaozhu was one of the few emperors in the Western Han Dynasty who had never married the Huns. Wang Xiao said that he could not lose his reputation.

In the Han Dynasty, there was great power to advocate reconciliation with the Huns, because in the past decades, I had been following the path of marriage.

As long as you send a master, you can maintain stability for many years and even expand the power of the Han Dynasty within the Huns. In many people's eyes, it is a very cost-effective transaction.

Ji An is one of the main representatives who support marriage.

After all, in this era, women are not at a high level.

If it were the pastoral xx, the brother-in-law x, and the traveler came here. He would talk about equality and rights, he would probably be beaten so much that his mother would not recognize him, and then he would cry and ask him to do whatever he wanted.

Afterwards, Ji An went to Changle Palace and reported the matter to Empress Dowager Dou.

It's not considered a complaint, but I'm just worried that Wang Xiao's tough mentality would destroy the Han Dynasty and the Huns, and it was finally formed.

Although many fierce battles between the two countries break out every year, the destructive war between life and death has never broken out.

In addition to worrying about each other, marriage has indeed played a role.

Speaking of the Huns, their true origins are no evidence, but they are inevitably the identity of the Miscellaneous Hu on the grassland.

The rise of the Huns was actually due to the demise of the Qin Dynasty.

In the 32nd year of Emperor First Emperor, Meng Tian headed north with 300,000 troops and recovered Henan from the hands of the Huns.

This Henan area refers to the Hetao area.

The Hetao area has abundant water and grass and abundant resources, which is a rare and good place. The name of Jiangnan on the frontier is not a casual blow.

In order to develop the place, the Qin Dynasty invested a lot of manpower and material resources.

Not only did a large number of fertile fields be developed, many water conservancy projects were built, but many workshops were also built, including smelting workshops.

At the end of the Qin Dynasty, the Great Wall Legion, which was once scared by the Huns, was also cheated by the King of Western Chu in Julu.

Later, the Huns recaptured Henan and seized a large number of Qin's Yangluo.

It is precisely because of these foreign devastations that the Huns burst out with powerful combat power in a short period of time and defeated the powerful Donghu and Yuezhi people one after another.

Later, the Qin craftsmen died and Yangluo used almost the same thing, so they began to invade the south.

After fighting with the big man for so many years, I feel helpless about the tough guy.

Because the Han Dynasty's fighting spirit was very tenacious, regardless of the outcome, he had to fight the Huns to the end.

Compared with the small countries in the Western Regions, such hard bones are of course a marriage with the Han Dynasty and then robbing those small countries in the Western Regions.

The subtext of such things as marriage is that I need supplies urgently and start a trade with each other quickly.

The Huns lacked everything except beef and mutton and horses.

From the high-end honey, silk jewelry and jewelry that nobles enjoy, to tea, salt, ironware, grain cloth and other indispensable to ordinary herdsmen. Either they just grab it or rely on trade and obtain it.

If you rob, the man will fight you to the end and then destroy everything that can be destroyed.

Even if the Huns grabbed anything, their efforts were far greater than their gains.

Therefore, the reason why they were willing to marry was not for the princess of the Han Dynasty, but for the opportunity to have a trade with each other.

After all, when people live, they can’t just ride horses and eat beef and mutton all day long.

"The emperor has already told me about this."

Empress Dowager Dou had a bad look and couldn't see Ji An clearly, so she could only speak in the direction of the blurred figure, "Don't ask me, the old woman, what the emperor decided to do, then listen to the emperor."

Although the words were said so, everyone knows that although Empress Dowager Dou did not control her like Empress Lü, she was not much more important in her power.

Just listen to what she said, don't believe it.

And Ji An knew clearly that what Empress Dowager Dou said was that the emperor had reached a unified opinion with the Empress Dowager in this regard.

It is obvious that it is a failure to put pressure on the emperor to change the emperor's attitude towards the Huns.

In fact, it was not very difficult for Wang Xiao to reach a unified opinion with Empress Dowager Dou.

First of all, although Empress Dowager Dou is the Empress Dowager, she is also a woman. Naturally, she has no good feelings for such things as marriage.

Secondly, Wang Xiao put forward a brand new opinion, which greatly amazes Empress Dowager Dou.

Because Wang Xiao suggested that "the marriage has always been the princess of our Han Dynasty married to the Huns, why can't we turn around and let the princess of the Huns marry to the Huns?"

When I reached the position of Queen Mother Dou, I really had nothing to pursue.

What she thought was nothing more than the name behind her and whether she would have the face to meet Emperor Wen of Han Liu Heng after entering Baling.

If a marriage can get married from the Han Dynasty to the Huns and become a Hun who marry the princess to the Huns, it will definitely have a good effect on her reputation.

After all, if you trade princess for peace, everyone will feel ashamed.

Although the one sent by the man was never their own real princess. But in name, she is also a princess.

It is precisely because of this that Empress Dowager Dou agreed and supported Wang Xiao.

It is impossible for Ji An to start from Empress Dowager Dou.

And he knew very well that in the Han Dynasty, as long as Wang Xiao and Empress Dowager Dou made up their minds, no one could stop him.

When Ji An left Changle Palace in a daze, Wang Xiao met his recently proud Master Yan in Weiyang Palace.

There is really nothing to say about Zhufu Yan's appearance. His mediocre appearance and short and fat figure are the xx silks mentioned by those xx girls in the Internet era in later generations.

But although they are not good-looking, they are talented.

Because of his talent and because Wang Xiao gave him the opportunity to show his talent, the master's father Yan married the beautiful girl during this period and was sought after everywhere he went, saying that he was Su Qin and Zhang Yi's rebirth.

With both fame and fortune, Master Yan was so proud that he was very grateful to Wang Xiao.

Because he knew very well that he had always had talent, but what he lacked was the mentor he could show.

And the emperor is his mentor.

"Your Majesty." After the Lord's Father Yan saluted, he sat down on one side.

"I heard you've been very glorious recently."

Wang Xiao smiled and joked, "I am as glorious as Sima Xiangru a few days ago."

The Lord Father Yan lowered his head embarrassedly, "Let His Majesty laugh."

The arrogant person and somewhat extreme because he had not received talent for many years, he dared not have any slackness or arrogance in front of Wang Xiao.

Not only did Wang Xiao give him a chance to stand out, but it was also because he could feel that the emperor in front of him was very powerful.
To be continued...