The heavens are kings, starting with Qing Prince Li Chengqian

The imperial decree spread throughout the Qing Kingdom within a few days.

The emperor abdicated on his own and gave way to the crown prince.

It has to be said that this is probably the first time since there are written records in the world.

But for the common people, it doesn't seem to make much difference to them who is the emperor.

It's time to plant the land, it's time to set up a stall, and it's still as usual to run around for a living, and the cycle goes on and on.

On the contrary, the governors and governors of various places have different ideas.

They know very well that there is no emperor in this world who is willing to hand over power on his own initiative.

What's more, Emperor Qing likes to control everything in his hands.

In particular, several of them were the governors who were the confidantes of Emperor Qing.

It's just that even if they don't believe it, they don't dare to act rashly.

People like Emperor Qing chose to back down, so what could they do?

Emperor Qing was still alive, passing down the throne orally in front of civil and military officials.

If they dare to act recklessly, it is rebellion.

Loyalty may exist, but diehard loyalty is out of the question.

Who can stand in a high position, who will give up on the superior?
It's just that the succession of the new king will inevitably affect the power in their hands, and this is what makes them uneasy.

Because no new monarch will continue to trust the veterans of the previous dynasty.

Having tasted the taste of power, they naturally didn't want to give up, let alone sit and wait for death, but for a while, none of them dared to be this early bird.

On the one hand, the new emperor was originally the prince of Qing.

Emperor Qing's biography is located in the crown prince, no matter in terms of etiquette or name, there is nothing to criticize.

Most importantly, the prince is a genuine great master.

There is even more than one great master under the crown prince.

The reputation of Ye Liuyun and Zhao Yun in the Qing Kingdom is not low.

The former was originally a grand master who had been famous for many years in the Qing Dynasty, while the latter was a peerless general who broke through the city gate and took down Nanjing City with one shot.

Only with these two people around, they dare not move rashly.

What's more, in the capital, the current tranquility has also shown that although the new king has not really succeeded to the throne and held a succession ceremony, he has almost completely controlled the entire capital.

Mastered the core of the Qing Kingdom.

Although the governors of various places hold the military and political power in their hands, with tens of thousands of soldiers and horses under them, the combined power is astonishing, but they dare not act rashly.

In fact, they, who knew the strength of the great master, knew very well that once they chose to fight for the king, their heads might no longer belong to them the next day.

The higher you are, the more you understand how terrifying the Grand Master is.

In Zhengxi Daying, a handsome man with a serious face stared at the newspaper in his hand.

The above described the passing of Emperor Qing in detail.

Most likely, Emperor Qing felt that his energy was low and he was old, so he decided to pass it on to the prince and live in the inner palace for his old age.

If it is said that the governors and governors of various places are skeptical about this matter, then he doesn't believe a word.

Because he is the eldest prince of the Qing Kingdom, and because his mother was once a slave girl in Dongyi City, such an identity meant that he would not be able to touch the throne of the Qing Kingdom. Although he grew up in the palace, although he could not bear much grievance under the protection of Ningcai, he also knew the warmth and coldness of human relationships early on.

He knew very well that even if his father died, he would die on the dragon chair, and it was impossible for him to voluntarily abdicate the throne.

"It seems that during the days when I led the army to conquer Xihu, many things happened that I don't know."

He whispered to himself, lost in thought.

Now that the matter was a foregone conclusion, even Chen Pingping and Lin Ruofu, two important figures in the court and even in the entire Qing Kingdom, chose to support it.

It was impossible for Qing Guo to cause any more chaos because of this matter. As for him, it was naturally impossible for him to return to the capital angrily because of this, to question his brother, the prince who was not very close to him.

He thought for a long time, sat on the desk, and wrote a resignation letter.

The crown prince is in the position, he bears the title of the eldest prince, and holds a heavy army in his hand. In order not to become a thorn in the side of the other party, it is his best choice to retreat bravely.

As for relying on the military power in his hands to pull with his prince's younger brother.

He didn't have such thoughts at all.

To make Emperor Qing have to abdicate the throne, his younger brother the prince is by no means an easy person.

At least, it's not something he can touch porcelain casually.

Not to mention, even if he has no news here, he knows a thing or two about the prince being a great master.

Although he didn't know what happened in the capital that led to Emperor Qing's abdication, it didn't affect him as the commander of the army, knowing how powerful a great master was.

You know, even if he has tens of thousands of soldiers and horses in Zhengxi camp, there is not a single general of the ninth rank.

The generals of the eighth rank are already brave enough, let alone the grand master who is far beyond the ninth rank?
It didn't take long before a letter of resignation with refined words and a clear attitude was written.

He immediately called his confidant.

"Send this memorial to Kyoto as quickly as possible."

The confidant responded and quickly retreated.

The eldest prince frowned slightly, and looked in the direction of Kyoto.

I hope mother is fine.

At the same time, Li Chengze, who had just gone to the fief for a short time, naturally also received the news that Emperor Qing was passed on to be the crown prince.

In this regard, he was not too surprised.

After the family dinner that day, he could tell that the relationship between Emperor Qing and the crown prince was already raging and swords were on the verge of breaking out.

There is bound to be a battle between them.

It's just that he didn't expect that this battle would come to an end so soon.

However, he was still somewhat surprised to learn that Emperor Qing was still alive.

Li Chengqian really wasn't afraid that Emperor Qing would make trouble for him while he was alive?
Or did he have enough self-confidence to overwhelm Emperor Qing?

After thinking for a while, he shook his head, and also began to get ready to write a memorial.

But it's not a letter of resignation, but a form of congratulations.

He is also a king of idleness.

However, according to Li Chengqian's temperament, he may not be able to stay in the fief for a long time.

Whether it's the new newspaper or the post office, he can see that his brother, the prince, is not only seeking innovation, but also seeking change.

I am afraid that the world is about to usher in great changes, not to mention the former king's rule?

However, he also knew that he, the younger brother of the crown prince, would never be killed by the new king in the future.

Even Emperor Qing can tolerate it, let alone such an ordinary idle king?

This may or may not be his chance.

He has read poetry and books since he was a child, and he has great strategies, but he is not willing to wait for death to be such a mascot-like idle king in the fief.

……

Although the Qing Kingdom was moved by an imperial edict, it maintained an extremely calm state overall.

At this time, the new emperor Li Chengqian issued his first government order.

Move the capital!

In an instant, the entire capital city was in a state of turmoil.

There was a hustle and bustle. (end of this chapter)