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Chapter 1146 The mountains and rivers will be in chaos

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    After sending Huang Mingyuan away, Yang Guang sat on the couch with an ugly face, looking at Huang Ming's retreating figure thoughtfully.

    Suddenly Yang Guang asked Zhang Cheng, the leader of the chamberlain on one side: "Zhang Cheng, do you think this rebellion by King Qi has anything to do with Duke Wei?"

    Zhang Cheng's heart trembled, and then he kept his face and tone as normal and said: "Sage, this kind of thing is not something that a disabled person like a servant can say."

    ¡°If you are told to say it, just say it!¡±

    Hearing Yang Guang's anger, Zhang Cheng was so frightened that he knelt on the ground and said: "The sage has learned clearly, please forgive me for talking too much. Duke Wei's loyalty to Your Majesty is known to all. As for the other things, please forgive me for being stupid. I really can't see it."  clear."

    "Get up!"

    Yang Guang's expression gradually improved, and he sighed softly and said: "I have watched this child from Mingyuan grow up, and I know his character clearly. Both King Qi and the Dugu family have betrayed me, and only this child can  You are truly loyal to me."

    Thinking of his uncle Dugu Zheng, Yang Guang's heart felt cold again. There are always people who like to cut into his heart.

    "Zhang Cheng, do you think I haven't given enough to the Dugu family? Why did they do this and ruin the Sui Dynasty? What good will it do to them? Could it be that I indulged them too much before?"

    Zhang Cheng hurriedly said: "Sage, calm down. The saint's kindness to them is as deep as the sea. It's not the fault of the saint that they don't know how to cherish it. The saint's sage is not as good as the wise kings of ancient times."

    "Then why do they keep causing trouble?"

    "Forgive me for talking too much, but I don't have enough people."

    "What a man with a weak heart. My uncle, who has lived his entire life, held the best official position, and was as rich as anyone in the country. In the end, he is not as good as you, a chamberlain."

    Yang Guang sat alone until dawn. After returning, he would face his uncle and son who betrayed him.

    Early on the next morning, Yujia left Xingyang and headed for Luoyang. Because the Yellow River was frozen and it was difficult to sail, Yang Guangyujia abandoned his boat and landed on land, returning to Luoyang City by land.

    A fishy storm followed.

    On February 4th, Yang Guang arrived in Luoyang City and immediately summoned his uncle, Pingxiang Hou Dugu Zheng. For three hours, he didn't know what happened between the two.

    In the end, people only saw Dugu Zheng returning home in a somewhat dejected state, and died of illness that night.  Dugu Zheng's funeral was not shabby, and Yang Guang even sent King Yan Yang Tan to pay his respects in person. However, it was evocative afterwards that Yang Guang did not mention the inheritance of the title, nor did he give Dugu Zheng a posthumous title.  Elusive.  After that, officials of the Dugu family were dismissed one after another.

    After that, Yang Guang met Qi Wang Yang Jian, who was imprisoned in the Ministry of Internal Affairs, and the father and son talked all night.  During this period, there were several roars and Yang Xian crying, but no one knew what the father and son talked about in the end.

    Early the next morning, news came out that the emperor issued an imperial edict: King Yang Jian of Qi was very arrogant, close to villains, and did many illegal things. He was deposed as King of Fangling and moved to Jinyong City to be imprisoned.

    After all, they were father and son, so Yang Guang still let Yang Jian go. His incident of leading troops into the palace was also said to be a disregard for law and discipline, and his behavior was shameless. As for other things, he was not mentioned.  Anyway, as long as it is the emperor's wish, it can always become reasonable and legal under Pei Yun's eloquent words.

    Huang Mingyuan didn¡¯t have any objections. He didn¡¯t want Yang Jian to die to avoid Yang Guang¡¯s anger.  Now that Yang Xian's political life is over and he can no longer make trouble, this is the best result Huang Mingyuan wants to see.

    ??Perhaps dealing with Yang Jian made Yang Guang suppress his anger, so when dealing with Yang Guang's remnants, Yang Guang completely exploded, and his attacks were extremely ruthless.  Including Qiao Lingze and other close associates of the King of Qi, all were executed. The Yuan family's wife was also sentenced to death for seducing the king. The rest of Yang Jian's government officials and assistant officials were all exiled to remote places.

    Yang Guang even hated Wujiwu. Taishi Ling Yuzhi was the son of the famous official Yu Jicai, and his son was an official in the Qi Palace.  When Yang Guang found out, he angrily asked Yu Zhi: "You can't serve me wholeheartedly, but you let your son serve the King of Qi. Why do you have different opinions?"

    Yu Zhi quickly retorted: "I serve your majesty, and my son serves the king of Qi. They are really single-minded, and no one dares to have two minds." But Yang Guang was still dissatisfied, so he demoted Yu Zhi to the magistrate of Heshui County.  As for other people who had advocated for Yang Jian to become the prince, they were all liquidated by Yang Guang this time and were dismissed and reviled one after another.

    Yang Guang may not believe that Qi King Yang Jian dares to rebel, but he believes that Qi King is powerful and threatens his rule.

    ¡°Perhaps Yang Guang also knew that the people in the court were in shock at this time, so he actually issued an order to confer the only ten-year-old grandson Jin Wang Yang Ji as the emperor¡¯s grandson.  Yang Ji was talented and talented, respected ministers, and was very similar to his father. He was called a virtuous man by everyone in the court.

      After Yang Jian was deposed, there was no adult prince in the court, the throne was unstable, and people's hearts were in turmoil.  Yang Guang used Yang Ji as the emperor's grandson to stabilize the situation in the DPRK as quickly as possible and calm people's hearts.

    Yang Guang also personally selected Yang Ji's staff, and appointed King Guan Yang Xiong as the crown prince's Tai Tu, Huang Mingyuan, the internal history order, as the Prince's Tai Tu, and Zuo Yiwei General Yu Wenshu as the Prince's Tai Bao. They were all important officials in the court, and Yang Ji's  The position quickly became stable.

    Huang Mingyuan¡¯s eldest son, Huang Weiyang, was only ten years old and was appointed by the emperor as the direct eunuch of the sixth-grade prince, in charge of affairs in the east palace.

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    Since Yang Guang issued an edict to conquer Goguryeo last year, he ordered Yuan Hongsi, the former governor of Youzhou, to go to Donglai Haikou to build 300 ships. The officials were very anxious to supervise the labor. As a result, the shipbuilding craftsmen were in the water day and night, barely daring to rest, and their bodies grew long from the waist down.  Three or four out of ten people died from maggots.

    Beginning in July of the sixth year of Daye, Yang Guang sent out civilians south of the Yangtze River and Huaihe River and ships to transport rice from the warehouses in Liyang and Luokou to Zhuojun. The ships were more than a thousand miles apart, carrying soldiers and attack equipment, weapons, armor, and siege weapons.  There are hundreds of thousands of people walking on the road, crowding the road day and night, the dead are sleeping among each other, the road is filled with stench, and the world is in commotion.

    Yang Guang planned to conquer Goryeo and issued an edict to the states in Guandong, ordering horses to be raised for army use.  They also recruited civilians to transport rice and store it in Luhe and Huaiyuan towns.  None of the cattle in the grain truck returned, and more than half of the soldiers died.  Lost time for farming, fields barren, coupled with famine, made grain prices soaring, especially in the northeastern border areas, where a bushel of rice was worth several hundred dollars.  Some of the rice that was shipped was very rough, but the people were ordered to buy the rice and use money to compensate for the losses.

    Yang Guang also recruited more than 600,000 cart drivers. Two people pushed three stones of rice. The road to transport grain was difficult, dangerous and far away. The three stones of rice were not enough for the drivers to eat on the way. When they arrived at the towns of Luhe and Huaiyuan, the drivers had no food.  The grain that could be paid was forced to flee in fear of crime.  Coupled with the fact that the officials were greedy, ruthless and cruel, taking advantage of the opportunity to prey on the common people, the people were impoverished and their financial resources were exhausted.  If you keep to yourself, you will not be able to endure hunger and cold, and your death will be imminent; if you rob and plunder, you may still survive, so the people begin to gather together to make trouble and become thieves.  (Remember the website address: www.hlnovel.com
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