The noble concubine and the concubine are wildly pampered

Chapter 261 Remembering Something

Hua Mianmian fiddled with the teacup in front of her, and asked casually, "Who is it?"

Obviously, it didn't matter to her whether Chi Xiujin said it or not, she would be able to find out soon.

Chi Xiujin rubbed Hua Mianmian's hair, knowing that she must have misunderstood him and he didn't want to say more.

"It's King Yun's man." Chi Xiujin said.

Hua Mianmian couldn't react for a while.

This is the scum that popped out from which corner, why doesn't she have any memory of it.

Chi Xiujin's eyes became a little darker, and he said lightly: "He was also one of the candidates for the throne, and there are still many people in the court who support him."

He has been on the throne for so many years, and there are still supporters in the court. It is conceivable how much influence he has.

After being reminded by Chi Xiujin, Hua Mianmian thought of something.

It turned out to be a small cannon fodder in this book!
When the first emperor was alive, the fourth prince, Jun Hanyun, and the seventh prince, Jun Hanye, had the highest voices regarding the candidate for the crown prince. However, their supporters in the court were almost equal, so the late emperor never made a decision. Prince's candidate.

Who would have imagined that the first emperor was not embarrassing who should be chosen as the prince, but that he wanted to leave the throne to his younger brother Jun Yaosu who had not fully grown up.

As for why it was not left to the son, but to the younger brother, I am afraid that no one knows except the person involved.

Anyway, the first emperor trained the Seventh Prince and the Fourth Prince to be two pawns that restrict the balance of the court, and let them fight forever, so as to buy time for Jun Yaosu.

However, who would have imagined that Jun Yaosu had no intention of taking the throne and hid in the rivers and lakes a long time ago.

It's also because he hid like this, and finally survived successfully.

Of course, what was even more unexpected was that in the end it was Chi Xiujin, an unknown prince who ascended the throne.

Before the first emperor had time to determine who to be the crown prince, he died of a sudden illness, so all that remained was the oral order before his death, which was to let Chi Xiujin inherit the throne.

However, a prince who has the least supporters in the court, a prince who does not deserve to have a royal surname, a prince who does not even have a fief mansion, a prince who was not mentioned by the previous emperor, how can people believe that this oral order is true .

Therefore, since Chi Xiujin ascended the throne, the court has never been stable.

Of course, it's not just that there are still people who support the Fourth and Seventh Princes, but also because Chi Xiujin has never seriously managed the court.

Moreover, because of the turmoil in the court, the surrounding countries have been eyeing it. These years, the border has been fighting constantly, and the national treasury was once tense.

As a result, there are fewer and fewer people supporting Chi Xiujin.

This is also one of the reasons why Jun Hanye was able to inherit the throne so logically.

As for this Jun Hanyun.

Hua Mianmian remembered that she was finally executed for conspiracy.

This time of rebellion...

Hua Mianmian's expression froze.

It seems that it happened not long after!
And it was because of this incident that Chi Xiujin truly won the title of a tyrant!

In this matter, all those who had anything to do with the rebellion, even if they had even a little bit of connection, were all punished by Chi Xiujin. Those who were in serious cases were directly from the Zhu Jiu Clan, and those who were in less serious cases were exiled to the border!
On the day of the execution, it was a real river of blood!
Everyone in the entire capital was hiding at home fearfully, for fear that it would affect them. Even in the next few days, the streets of the originally bustling capital city became extremely empty.

(End of this chapter)