my wife is queen

Chapter 114 The Jurchen's Secret
Li Mian and Dayuer chatted about the situation of the Jurchens, and they obviously wanted to tell the reason why Huang Taiji was forced to retreat, so it was inconvenient for outsiders to listen.

The pheasant slave is more considerate in serving my uncle, and at the same time, he is very considerate and always considers my uncle.

The pheasant slave walked to the side of the lacquered screen to prevent anyone from coming over.

The official seat where Li Mian was located was at the end of the second floor, with the best view and some distance from other official seats.

This is usually the official seat reserved for the vassal kings. There are too many audiences who came to listen to the opera today, and the auditorium is overcrowded. It is impossible for several vassal kings to come.

The young servant then gave up the last official position to Li Mian, so as not to lose his money in vain.

Da Yuer and Xiao Yuer turned their heads to look at the pheasant slave, and felt envious of her thoughtfulness, much more sensible than the thick-headed maidservant around them.

Li Mian no longer had to worry about the future, and continued: "Nurhachi's former concubine also came from Haixi Jurchen, Meng Gu Zhezhe of the Yehenala family. After Meng Gu Zhezhe passed away, Abahai was canonized as the concubine of the Jurchen. , gave birth to three sons, namely Azige, Dorgon, and Duoduo. These three sons were highly valued by Nurhachi, and they held great power at a young age, and each held one of the Eight Banners. Azige held Dorgon holds the Bordered White Banner, Duo Duo holds the Zhenghuang Banner, and two of the Jurchen's upper three banners are in the hands of Abahai's son, which shows the power of Abahai in the Jurchens."

Da Yu'er and Xiao Yu'er listened to Li Mian's narration, and the more they heard about the Jurchens from him, and it even seemed like a treasure, the more astonishment on their faces became stronger.

Even Da Yuer and Xiao Yuer didn't know about some of the things Li Mian said, and this was the first time they heard of them.

The impression of Li Mian in the hearts of the two of them has undergone a complete change. The whole person is covered with a layer of mystery, which arouses the curiosity of Da Yuer and Xiao Yuer, and they can't help but want to dig out the truth of these mysteries. .

What Li Mian said next made Da Yuer and Xiao Yuer even more incomprehensible: "Abahai and Nurhachi's second son, Daishan, should have been just the relationship between the concubine and the first son. Well... Although Abahai She is already Nurhachi's concubine, equivalent to the queen of the Dazhu Dynasty, but she is still a concubine, and the son she gave birth to is still a concubine. Because Nurhachi's descendant Fujin was born in the Tong Jia family of Shangsanqi, she is dead, and the son she gave birth to is still a concubine. The son Daishan is still the status of the son of the son, and the status of the son of the son and the son of the concubine have not been changed because of the change of the concubine."

When Da Yuer and Xiao Yuer heard this, they were shocked by Li Mian's detailed understanding of the various situations of the Eight Banners, and they even wanted to laugh.

From Li Mian's words, some dissatisfaction can be heard, complaining that Emperor Jiazhen's deposed behavior was not as good as that of the Tartars in the north.

Li Mian restrained his emotions and told the real reason behind it: "Because Nurhachi has been fighting abroad all the year round, Abahai and Daishan have had a relationship that is contrary to the ethical principles. If we can keep it hidden, it will not happen. How much influence, but somehow was discovered by the concubine on behalf of Yincha, and told Nurhachi that since Abahai's three sons control three of the eight banners, two of them are still the upper three banners, in order to avoid civil strife in the eight banners , can only temporarily cover up this matter."

Da Yuer came to a sudden: "No wonder Huang Taiji could only admit that he was unlucky and went back. The punch was for nothing. It turned out that he was suffering and couldn't explain it."

As long as Huang Taiji used the excuse of being beaten by the Central Plains consort, he set off a war between the Central Plains court and the Jurchen, and Li Mian had to go into exile on the Horqin Grassland.

Li Mian will be killed and the net will be broken, directly exposing the relationship between Abahai and Daishan, and the Eight Banners of the Jurchens will be in chaos first.

Da Yuer looked at Li Mian differently, looking at him seriously, trying to see through him.

I really can't figure out how Li Mian knew this news, not to mention the Jin Yiwei of the Central Plains court, even the Khan of the Horqin Grassland didn't know about it.

Nurhachi sealed this matter extremely tightly, obviously not wanting to leak it out and cause civil strife in the Eight Banners.

With Nurhachi's prestige among the Jurchens, he could finally suppress it, but it would cause unnecessary internal friction among the Jurchens. This was the last scene he wanted to see.

Li Mian watched her hesitate to speak, as if he wanted to ask how he knew the inside story, so he smiled, but didn't say anything yet.

In the eyes of Da Yuer and Xiao Yuer, Li Mian's smile turned into a smile without saying a word.

Li Mian was able to tell this kind of secret, which already surprised Da Yuer, and also felt a sense of trust that he had never had before. No matter how many questions he had in his heart, he still did not break the casserole and ask the end.

Da Yuer and Xiao Yuer secretly made a decision, as long as Li Mian didn't take the initiative to speak out about it, the two of them would rot this matter in their stomachs forever.

Xiao Yuer also felt Li Mian's trust in her, and she wanted to match him and her elder sister Da Yuer more and more, so she hurriedly added: "You and my son have met twice in the crowded capital, it's really a god Great fate, just in response to what the Zhike monk said, my son Hong Luan moved."

As long as the person sitting next to her was a woman, her appearance could only be regarded as average, and Li Mian would not feel any awkwardness in her heart.

These words were uttered from the mouth of a handsome little book boy, both explicitly and secretly implying that the handsome young man was destined for him, or because of marriage.

Li Mian looked helpless: "To be honest, Li doesn't have the special hobbies of some officials and gentry in the capital, and even has some dislike for officials and gentry who like masculinity. Li and you are indeed very close, but not by marriage. Yuan, please don't think about it too much, Young Master Li."

Da Yu'er and Xiao Yu'er were taken aback for a moment, and soon they let out a 'giggle' laugh together, leaning forward and back together, almost crying out of tears.

Xiao Yu'er talked about their marriage for a long time, but forgot one thing, the two of them disguised themselves as sons, and put Adam's apple on their necks, so that no one would see that they were daughters.

Da Yuer suddenly thought of teasing Li Mian, and said seriously: "I don't like women, and I should marry a man in the future."

Li Mian was completely speechless, and moved the Huali official hat chair without leaving a trace, keeping a certain distance.

He opened his mouth and didn't gossip. He must persuade the handsome young man to turn around, and finally he only said: "You just want to be happy."

It was just a simple word of concern, but it made Da Yu'er silent. The blue eyes under the two thin willow eyebrows looked at Li Mian and smiled again.

Da Yuer has never been really cared about whether she is happy or not since she was a child. Whether it is her father or the relatives around her, she has always set various rules and regulations for her, telling her to do what the pearl of the grassland should do.

No one has ever cared about what she wants and whether she does what she wants.

It's the same even in the capital city. I have seen the vassal kings of the Central Plains several times through the green curtain. I thought that the vassal kings of the Central Plains who had read the classics and history collections were different from the prairie people, but Da Yuer was greatly disappointed.

(End of this chapter)