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Chapter 393 Establishing the Wei King System

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    However, the identity of King Wei did not keep everyone guessing for long. Soon, the palace issued an edict:

    "I have resisted insults and rushed forward, and I have paid special tribute to the court. Ren Wei has honored his virtues and is truly a virtuous relative. The internal history ordered the left-wing general, Qi Wang Yang Zhao, to make his equipment far away, the wind and horses to shine, his grand plans to be long-awaited, and his good career to be prosperous. Xiao Wei  Virtue is the foundation of the Zhou Dynasty. Benevolence is the important task to safeguard all things. The king's foundation is at the beginning, the business is established, the war is difficult, the conquest is unsuccessful, the good plans are special, and the long-term calculation will be defeated. To govern the country, to spread the wind  District Ao, his merits are high and his achievements are only allowed. He has both internal and external positions. The Yi Chapter records the narrative, far and near, and has a vision for the government and the public. You can receive the Sikong Neishi Order, Yongzhou Muzuowei General, to Chijie Liang Gangua and Zheng Kuolan Hehui  Tao Jiuzhou's military commander Liangzhou was in charge of Shangzhu State, and he was given the title of King Wei, adding 10,000 households to the city, and opening up to 3,000 households. He was also given a golden chariot, a crown-dressing uniform, a pair of jade bis, six thousand kilograms of gold, and propaganda before and after  The Joy of the Nine Divisions, and the Forty Men of the Ban Sword.¡±

    The edict is very gorgeous, but the central idea is to make Yang Zhao the king of Wei and hold five important positions: Sikong, Nei Shiling, Yongzhou Mu, Zuowei General, and Liangzhou Governor. It would be nice to know that other emperors and grandsons have such official positions.  Big change.  In addition to Yang Zhao's original positions of Internal History Ling and Zuowei General, Yongzhou Mu is the chief executive of the capital area; Liangzhou General Manager has overall military and political power over Hexi and half of Longyou; and Sikong is even more powerful, one of the three princes.  High status.  This series of official positions has surpassed the status of King Yang Xiu of Shu and King Yang Liang of Han, and is second only to King Yang Guang of Jin who still does not know whether he is alive or dead.

    Everyone thought Yang Jian was going crazy.

    This is not "Establishing the Kingship of Wei", this is an imperial edict that clearly establishes Yang Zhao as his successor.  Why don't you say that he can inherit the clan title if he is a man of great merit and outstanding in both the government and the public?  Just defeating a small group of Turkic troops was an unparalleled achievement.  Of course, many people have forgotten how frightened and trembling the Turks were when they used martial arts.

    ??Whether it¡¯s those who support Yang Zhao or those who oppose Yang Zhao.  In short, this edict caused huge waves in Chang'an City.  At this time, everyone understood why Yang Jian had transferred Pei Ju back to Chang'an without warning and served as prime minister. This was because Yang Jian wanted to pave the way for Yang Zhao.

    Yang Jian wants to depose the crown prince and establish Yang Guang's son. This is a ridiculous move in the eyes of everyone.

    But calm down, many people know that this may not be impossible.  The sage has been dissatisfied with the prince for a long time. The father-son relationship between the two has long been in name only. If not for the incident when King Jin went to the north of the Great Wall, the sage might have deposed the prince Yang Yong and established King Jin as the prince.

    Although the King of Jin is now in the northwest, he died for the country after all.  If he dies, even if a person dies, it is not easy for the saint to accuse the widow of the King of Jin.

    Since the saint has deposed the prince, it is impossible for him to establish the prince and his sons to inherit the throne.  The whole line of the King of Qin was abolished, and the King of Shu and the King of Han were insufficient in ability, virtue, and talent, and were not suitable to inherit the clan.  From this point of view, it is natural for Yang Jian to make Yang Zhao, who has been raised by the emperor and empress since childhood, and who is modest, frugal and simple by nature, and deeply loved by the empress, as his successor.

    "Besides, it is not unprecedented to establish Yang Zhao as the emperor's grandson.  When Xiao Changmao, the crown prince of Emperor Wu of the Southern Qi Dynasty Xiao Hao, passed away, he left his remaining 20-odd sons alone and instead established Xiao Changmao's son Nanjun Prince Xiao Zhaoye as the emperor's grandson. After Xiao Hao's death in the same year, Xiao Zhaoye, who was in his twenties, inherited the throne.  He took the throne and was killed by Xiao Luan the following year.

    Of course, Xiao Zhaoye's end was not very good, but his incident has shown that the emperor can directly bypass the prince and pass the throne to the emperor's grandson.  Even earlier, during the Spring and Autumn Period, Duke Linggong of Wei forced the crown prince Ji Kuai Nai to flee. After his death, Ji Kuai Nai's son Ji Yu succeeded him to the throne, which was to serve as a duke for Wei.

    Of course, what hindered Yang Zhao from ascending the throne was that he was only the son of a prince, while Xiao Zhaoye and Ji Zhu were the eldest sons of the prince of a country, and the patriarchal relationship had to be further developed.

    But this is not an irreversible situation. The prince was deposed and the prince's family became common people. Yang Zhao became Yang Jian's de facto eldest grandson, and there was a basis for passing on the throne.

    The King of Chu had such a thin waist that many people died of starvation in the palace.  There is no shortage of people in this world who like to deliberately try to figure out the emperor's thoughts.  If Yang Jian takes the first step, others will rush to take the second step.

    Soon, those who hoped to be in Yang Jian's favour, immediately searched for chapters and sentences at home to prepare for the appointment of Yang Zhao as the emperor's grandson.  As for the prince Yang Yong, he was miserable. Who else would be willing to rush to fawn over someone who was destined to be deposed? The East Palace fell down and the hozens dispersed.

    The situation in Chang'an is changing so fast that it's overwhelming.  But everyone understands that Chang'an is afraid that things will change.

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    Of course, it is not that simple to follow Yang Jian's wishes and make Yang Zhao the emperor's grandson. Most people are unable to participate because of their status, but this still cannot stop everyone from fawning over Yang Zhao.  If you don't take advantage of this moment to curry favor with Yang Zhao and leave a good impression on him, do you have to wait until Yang Zhao comes??Will the emperor keep in touch with each other again?

    Therefore, within half a day after the edict was issued, there was already an endless stream of people going to Prince Qi's Mansion.  Since King Wei is not here, he must first get familiar with the chickens and dogs in King Wei's palace.

    "Congratulations to the King of Wei!"

    When a chamberlain who went to Yang Zhao's army to announce the imperial edict saw Yang Zhao, he knelt down in front of Yang Zhao and bowed his head, regardless of the dignity of the emperor's envoy.  This man is very popular in Chang'an these days, and he might be able to move into Daxing Palace, so it's nothing to kowtow to him at this time.

    Yang Zhao was also startled by the enthusiasm of the chamberlain.  This eunuch represents Yang Jian. He doesn't dare to let the eunuch who proclaims the imperial edict come up and worship him. This would be an eyesore for himself.

    Yang Zhao ordered people to sprinkle water to remove dust, change clothes and take a bath. After setting up an incense stand, he led everyone forward to receive the order.  This chamberlain probably wanted to sell Yang Zhao well, and he couldn't stop talking while waiting. He had already told Yang Jian's intention to make Yang Zhao the King of Wei.

    As Yang Zhao¡¯s mastermind, Huang Mingxiang naturally took care of the envoy for Yang Zhao at this time. The king of hell is easy to meet, but the kid is difficult to deal with.  Hearing the news, he was also shocked.  It turned out to be King Wei. The title of King Wei was not comparable to that of King Qi.

    Although they are both princes, they are also distinguished by their superiority and inferiority.  Only those titles that became great powers during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period or became a dynasty in China in subsequent history are the real top titles.  Generally speaking, the top princes are the King of Qin, the King of Jin, the King of Chu, the King of Qi, the King of Wei (Liang, during the Warring States Period, the Wei State was also called Liang State because of its capital in Daliang, and later it was also called the King of Liang), the King of Zhao, etc., and the next-level titles are  The King of Zhou, the King of Han, the King of Shu, the King of Wu, the King of Song, the King of Han, the King of Yan, etc., and then the first-level King of Lu, King Zheng, King Chen, King Cao, King Wei, etc., and then some ordinary princes, generally  Just seal it casually.

    Judging from the status of nobility in the Sui Dynasty, Yang Jian was quite stingy.  Even Yang Shuang, who was as close as his son and had great military exploits, only named one King of Wei, let alone others.

    This time Yang Jian surpassed Yang Xiu and Yang Liang to canonize Yang Zhao, and his intention was obvious.  Yang Jian wanted to prepare for a rainy day and pushed Yang Zhao to take the position.  (Remember the website address: www.hlnovel.com
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