ebookland Chapter 186: He claims to be pleading for Galzang, but is actually speaking for himself?
Chapter 186: He claims to be pleading for Galzang, but is actually speaking for himself?
This is the pain of being in a low position and having your words ignored.
The princes knew that their Khan was avoiding the main issue, so they had to step out and explain their opinions in detail.
Fortunately, Da, Ba, Jiu, Shi, and Shisi, who were considered to be the core members of the Da Qiansui Party and the Ba Ye Party and who disagreed with Shisan's position, were not present. Otherwise, in order not to arouse Yinzhen's suspicion.
We brothers have to work hard to add more drama to ourselves.
Act out some classic scenes where the brothers appear to be friendly and respectful to each other, actively helping their brothers, but in fact they are secretly jealous of their brothers and want to stab them in the back.
Inevitably, Xiao Shiba would say a few words in his heart.
Fortunately fortunately.
Those few all had their work to do, and the rest, either the thirteen "accomplices", also took the Buddhist approach.
There is nothing wrong with normal brothers being friendly and respectful to each other.
The Thirteenth Brother has always been cautious, and he would do his best to do whatever Khan Ama asked him to do, no matter how small the task was.
Be thoughtful in everything and work hard everywhere.
Make a decision and then act.
The starting point is to find out that the slaves around Princess Wen Ke are not doing well, deal with them in time, actively rescue them, and help the princess give birth smoothly. Detailedly, he has made various contributions during the past month when the Emperor Dai was looking forward to seeing the princesses and daughters of the clan.
Hearing this, all the Mongolian princes and nobles shook their heads, saying that no matter how unworthy Galzang was, he was still the Zasakduleng Prince of Kharchin.
He was the Heshuo Efu personally appointed by Amugulang Khan, Kangxi.
Even if he committed a heinous crime, he would be arrested and brought to the capital. The clan officials and the Dali Temple would check and verify the crime. Then the emperor would make the final decision. How could he be so easily killed by a bald prince?
You said that the Thirteenth Master was ordered by the Emperor to visit the princesses, and he was wearing a gold medal that said he was here in person. Even if he did something extraordinary in an extraordinary time, it was in accordance with the rules, right?
Immediately, the opposition voices of the Mongolian princes and nobles became even louder!
One by one, they were either crying, or taking off their clothes on the spot, or even holding up their family tree.
He recounted the events of the Qing Dynasty entering the Central Plains, pacifying the Three Feudatories, attacking Tsarist Russia and Dzungar Khanate, and the bloodshed and sacrifices shed by himself and other tribes.
The main point is that even if there is no credit, there is still hard work.
Then he talked about the compassion shown by Taizu, Taizong, the previous emperor and the present emperor to the various Mongolian tribes. He urged to take back the imperial gold medal and order the clan affairs office and the Dali Temple to investigate the Thirteenth Prince's violation of his authority and the killing of the Heshuo Efu without authorization.
Inside the huge imperial tent, a large number of Mongolian princes and nobles knelt down and said, "Amugulang Khan, please pay great attention to this matter and severely punish the Thirteenth Prince. Don't let the tragedy of Galzang of the Ulianghan clan happen again, causing the tribes to be in constant fear."
Finally, Yinxuan began to understand what was going on.
[hiss~]
[So, there is no such thing as a common hatred of the enemy? They claim to be redressing the injustice for Galzang, but in fact they are speaking for themselves!]
[After all, during the reign of Emperor Taizu of the Qing Dynasty, intermarriages with various Mongolian tribes had begun. The famous five concubines of Emperor Taizong were all Mongolian. During the reign of Emperor Shunzhi, it had become a national policy to not confer titles of nobility in the south but to continue to marry in the north. The Qing Dynasty had many intermarriages with Mongolia. Which tribe didn't have a few princesses and daughters of the clan? And which tribe didn't have some dirty deeds!]
[Are they afraid that if Thirteenth Brother continues to investigate, they or their descendants will become the second Galzang?]
Seeing their brothers talking over and over again, the Mongolian princes became more and more arrogant.
Kangxi's father's eyebrows were almost twisted into the shape of a "川" character.
Yin Xuan's eyes rolled and he randomly switched to the childish and careless mode: "Everyone, everyone, listen to me!"
He was very excited and was thinking of forcing Amugulang Khan to make a decision in one go.
A small obstacle suddenly appeared at the critical moment.
The faces of the Mongolian princes and nobles were all not very good, but this one was the eighteenth!
Not only was he conferred the title of Doroberel at a young age, but he was also publicly acknowledged and supported by Princess Haibang.
No matter how anxious they are, they have to give them some face.
Let’s see what this little kid can say about Zi, Wu, Mao, and You.
As a result, he started by trying to pass the blame, saying that he was young and did not understand many state affairs. He only had a few questions and hoped that they could help answer them.
They politely replied, "You're welcome, Lord Beile," but the other party was really not polite: "Regarding the matter of the Fourth Princess's husband, Thirteenth Brother has not returned yet, and the relevant memorials have not been submitted. The truth still needs to be carefully verified. Before the whole truth is known, this prince will not comment."
"But from what I have observed, from Wengniute to Kalaqin, although Thirteenth Brother visited many princesses and clan daughters on behalf of Khan Ama, he also saw injustice many times during this period."
"No matter how diverse the situations are, they can be broken down into two categories. Either the servants bully their masters, or they deceive their superiors and subordinates for their own selfish desires. They destroy the relationship between the princess and her husband, and damage the marriage between the Manchus and the Mongols. It is within my responsibility, Brother Thirteen, to investigate and deal with it. The other category..."
Yinxuan narrowed his eyes and cited several examples of men who gladly accepted the princess's dowry, received the salary of a Heshuo or Duolo prince consort, but neglected the princess and clan daughters.
It is said that he is essentially a cunning servant who bullies his master.
This sentence made many Mongolian princes and nobles who were either the emperor's son-in-law or had emperor's son-in-law in their families angry.
Yin Xuan quickly hid behind his father with a face full of fear, and asked sincerely: "Isn't it said that the prince consort must call himself a servant in front of the princess and pay his respects to the princess every morning and evening? Even his family members must perform state etiquette when they see the princess, and see if the princess is in a good mood to perform family etiquette with them? Then what my son said should be correct, right? Why do the princes look at my son with such fierce eyes?"
Kangxi glanced over coldly, and the people involved knelt on the ground one after another.
They said they were asking for apology, but their faces were full of grievance. They said they never expected that one day, a dignified prince consort would be classified as a foster nanny.
It's such a shame, isn't it?
Someone even called out Dundubdorji by name on the spot and asked him what he, as the son-in-law of the Gulun Emperor, felt when he heard this.
Dunduobuduoerji, who was kicked while eating melons, said: ???
Be nice!
Before he could reply, he was stared at by his own princess's hawk-like eyes. If he didn't answer well, wouldn't his gift be thrown out of the princess's mansion?
Even for his own sexual happiness, he dared not show the slightest bit of unfriendliness towards this brother-in-law who was so loved by the princess!
For this reason, he knelt down gracefully and calmly, and backhandedly stabbed those bad-hearted people who called his name: "As the Eighteenth Prince said, the truth is not clear, and it is not easy to make a hasty judgment on who is right and who is wrong."
“But all under heaven belongs to the king, and all the people in the world are his subjects.”
"The princess is a daughter of heaven, and she is already very noble. She is entrusted by the emperor to supervise the country. She can assist in government affairs and help the emperor manage her own tribe. She is like an incarnation of the emperor in the tribes. Aren't the tribes slaves in front of her? Do they dare to be equal to the princess?"
His eyes were filled with shock.
He didn't say a word, but his face was full of "If you dare to do this, then I can only respect you as a man!"
"In our Khalkha, the princess's opinion comes first. It is precisely because of the princess that the three Khalkha tribes have been able to undergo such rapid changes..."