Spoiler History: Starting from the Three Kingdoms

Chapter 428 Yes, I really rebelled (Thanks to the leader of roadwin for the reward)

Due to the resistance deep in his heart, Li Shimin was not very willing to study in detail the various matters surrounding the Queen's ascension to the throne.

Although Du Ruhui and Fang Xuanling both had transcripts, it would not be difficult to find them and sort them out individually.

But just thinking about Wu Zetian's identity change from a talented person to his son's queen to the emperor of Wu Zhou, coupled with the rebellion of the prince and his relatives, Li Shimin's head felt a little swollen and painful. .

Let himself go, this is the decision Li Jiaerlang made for himself.

Even if he occasionally thinks about this matter, Li Shimin always refers to Emperor Guangwu of the Han Dynasty as a reference. He feels that there is probably a figure among his descendants who has the legacy of the previous Han Dynasty and is like Liu Xiu, and he calls for the restoration of the Tang Dynasty.

What I never expected was that even the surname Li was almost taken away.

I thought that the so-called Taixuan Hundred Years of Prosperity would be as stable as the early Tang Dynasty's conquest of the barbarians.

Didn't expect it to be so thrilling?

Shaking his head, Li Shimin sat on the bed in a daze, lost in thought.

At this time, a palm stretched out from the side, and Li Shimin was suddenly moved: It is better to be the queen.

Only when I held it in my hand did I feel that it felt completely different. When I looked up, I was greeted by Sun Simiao's disgusted expression:

"Your Majesty, Qingre Pills."

"Oh, good."

Queen Changsun couldn't help but smile and gave her the medicine with water.

After taking the bitter pill, Li Shimin's mind calmed down a bit, and he became increasingly unhappy with the group of monks.

"For people who just sit around and talk in vain, they can fabricate Buddhist scriptures like this to suit their own needs. It's quite fitting."

Although he said this, Li Shimin couldn't help but think about it in his head and said:

"Keming, if you have time, change the story and tell it to the Japanese monk."

The corner of Du Ruhui's mouth twitched. His Majesty cursed him and ordered him to carefully teach the Japanese monk to do this in order to enter the Japanese country. It was... true.

There was no need to say much about such a plan. He understood it and came up with several methods in an instant.

For example, he remembered that during the Sui Dynasty and the Northern and Southern Dynasties, it was still popular to worship eminent monks and Buddha bones.

Nowadays, there are many temples in Guanzhong and Luoyang. I think the masters should have no objection to selecting a few eminent monks and Buddha bones to travel eastward to educate the barbaric land, and they will welcome them very much.

Now Du Ruhui, Li Shimin and others have gradually understood that whether Datang needs this temple is a matter of debate, but this temple definitely needs Datang.

But at the end, when he looked at the few lines that asked for a surname from the emperor, Li Shimin was still puzzled and cursed angrily:

"Zongqi, Siyi, Samana, Taoist, hey, you are all warm-hearted."

This time Empress Changsun stretched out her hands to wrap Li Shimin's palms, and said with a smile:

"Such a cunning plan to seize the country is no match for the uprightness of everyone fighting on horseback to conquer the world."

"No wonder later generations also said that Wu Zhou's return to the Tang Dynasty was a matter of course."

After being comforted by the queen, the Emperor of Tang Dynasty sighed:

"It's extremely...despite this chaos, there are still loyal and good people who set the course straight."

"I just don't know that this Di Renjie...is from Taiyuan?"

The Di surname was rare. When Li Yuan was left in Jinyang in the Sui Dynasty, Li Shimin followed his father to Taiyuan for many expeditions. He was no stranger to the customs and customs there, but he vaguely remembered that there was a Di surname in Taiyuan.

At this moment, Li Shimin was really curious about how talented Di Renjie was.

[In the eighth year of Zhenguan of the Tang Dynasty, Erfeng sharpened his sword and prepared to attack Tuyuhun, who had been working hard to commit suicide.

At the same time, the management of internal affairs has not fallen behind. In this year, in order to observe public opinion and rectify the administration of officials, Li Ge sent 13 deposed ambassadors to inspect the country.

To depose is to demote, and to depose is to promote. The deposed ambassador appointed by Li Shimin can be regarded as taking the central government's supervision system over local governments one step further.

Because in the previous Sui and Tang Dynasties, there were only inspectors from the Procuratorate who also served as imperial censors. They could only report reports and had narrow powers.

The deposed ambassador has a high position and has the power to make temporary decisions. He can promote, dismiss, imprison, and execute local officials. This position also became more complete in the middle and late Tang Dynasty, and its powers were divided and subdivided, and its names evolved, such as inspection envoy, inspection envoy, interviewing envoy, investigation envoy, etc.

Cross-supervision by multiple supervisory departments also prevents the central government from falling into an information blind spot, which is a relatively good decision. 】

When Empress Changsun turned around, she saw that Li Shimin had raised his head eagerly, but his face still looked unconcerned, as if to say that this was just a commonplace thing.

The queen who wanted to praise her suddenly laughed and simply said:

"This is a position that was established by everyone three years later. Why do you feel guilty?"

Li Shimin disagreed:

"If what he says is true, I, Tang Zheng, will have to stay in Tuyuhun for another four years."

"But now the war has begun. At the end of August, the pharmacist will be bound to Your Highness."

The words are conclusive, Li Shimin now knows very clearly the prestige of what the Five Thunder Department has produced, so he is full of confidence.

For him, one of the greatest pleasures now is to be able to use the light curtain to compare with the Li Shimin recorded in the history books of later generations.

If you want to destroy the country faster, govern the people more richly, open up a wider territory, and have more ministers and concubines.

He was also curious, what was the voyage limit of his Zhenguan ship?

[It’s a long way to go, but in short, the move to depose the ambassador has been passed down very well.

When Li Zhi became emperor, Yan Liben also came into the eyes of Gaozong because of his achievements in Lingyan Pavilion painting, and was appointed as the deposed envoy to inspect the capital.

Yan Liben was the deposed envoy of Henan Province. After inspecting Taiyuan, he gave Di Renjie a top rating just based on his appearance:

It can be described as the pearl of Haiqu and the treasure of the southeast!

The evaluation was very high, and Di Renjie was directly appointed as the legal advisor of the Bingzhou Governor's Mansion.

This position was the beginning of Di Renjie's take-off, and it was also the fixed impression that later generations had on him: he was good at solving cases.

Di Renjie did an outstanding job in the Bingzhou Governor's Mansion, and was quickly promoted to the Prime Minister of Dali Temple relying on Yan Liben's recommendation and excellent political performance.

After taking office, it took only one year to resolve all the 17,000 difficult and miscellaneous cases backlogged in Dali Temple, without any unjust, false or wrong cases, which shows his ability.

After arriving in Chang'an, Di Renjie's "rebellion" was also exposed.

During the Yifeng period, Li Zhi's health was much worse than before. On the contrary, Queen Wu Zetian was in poor health.

The shortcomings of the two saints' coming to court have also begun to appear. After all, you know, once the "sage" Li Zhi is gone, who can control Wu Zetian, who is left with a healthy and delicious body?

Moreover, the large locust tree on Changsun Wuji's tomb had grown thick at that time, and the royal couple, who had no common enemy, began a power struggle within the two saints.

Therefore, officials in Chang'an at that time inevitably encountered the problem of choosing sides.

Where is Di Renjie from? For Li Zhi, there was no doubt that it was from the Queen's side.

The matter is also very simple. After dealing with the backlog of cases in Dali Temple, Di Renjie, who couldn't take any time off, began to impeach the guilty officials impartially.

During this period, Di Ge successively impeached General Quan Shancai of Wuwei, Sinong Qing and General Wei Ji, and Zuo Si Langzhong Wang Benli. These were basically Li Zhi's confidants, and they had all been involved in the struggle with Empress Wu. Lead the charge.

Moreover, in the eyes of outsiders, Di Renjie and Wu Zetian were originally from Bingzhou, and they were from the same hometown. Who would believe you if you said you were not from Empress Wu?

In fact, Brother Di is also aggrieved by this matter. It’s really not that he doesn’t want to side with His Majesty, but His Majesty, why do you so favorably believe in crooked melons and cracked jujubes?

However, Li Zhi did not give Di Renjie a chance to show his loyalty. It was over within a few years. At this point, Wu Zetian officially came to the throne and began the reign of the Queen Mother.

The most significant change for Di Renjie was that his official career began to prosper. He was successively appointed as the governor of Ningzhou, Youcheng of Wenchang, and the governor of Yuzhou. He was famous in each place.

After all, Wu Zetian's true direct descendants often either promoted more than a thousand ancestral halls in local areas, or implicated thousands of people with a wave of their hands.

In comparison, Di Renjie was as lenient as he could be, and he looked like a saint. He was somewhat incompatible with the Empress of Zhou, so he was eventually accused of treason by the Wu family and thrown into jail. Not surprisingly.

In order to avoid being beaten and unjustly killed in prison, Lao Di cooperated very much:

Yes, I really rebelled. 】

　Thanks to [roadwin] for the 100,000 gold and five baht reward!

　　

　

(End of this chapter)