The Story of Dafujin Parenting in Qing Dynasty

Chapter 63
Yinti took the account book from the eldest mother, and it was written very clearly: when did he give what to whom.

The concubine Chao's pregnant mother gave her rewards: 2 pieces of palace silk, 2 pieces of satin, two plain silver butterfly hairpins, a pair of plain silver butterfly bracelets, a pair of silver butterfly earrings, and a pair of rich and honorable silver hairpins.

Although the eldest mother was serious, she was really a caring person, so she brought the reward directly to the Lord and Fujin for a review.

But no one will take this project.

Yinti thought this was very good, so he asked the grandma to add this one, and whoever took the things had to sign.This way the accounts are clear.

The status of princes and concubines in the palace is very low, and many things cannot be used, so most of the grandma choose plain silver jewelry, which is simple and generous, and future rewards can also be based on this, but these built-in jewelry The ones are also very delicate.

"Fu Jin, you are so kind. In the future, whoever gets pregnant in the backyard will follow this."

Yinti thinks it is good to marry a daughter-in-law, the management is clear, he is very relieved, and Fujin also treats his heirs kindly, Chao's concubine is pregnant, Fujin proposes to have a nanny to take care of the pregnant woman, if the care is taken properly, the little elder brother After he was born, he followed the little elder brother.

Because of this proposal, Concubine Hui treats He Zhuo kindly, but in Concubine Hui's heart, there is still something to be seen, but the matter of choosing a nanny for a pregnant concubine does not touch Zhuo at all.

The choice of nanny was provided by Concubine Hui, choose someone, hum!

Yinti didn't have that kind of thought. The selection was made by Liu Bajin, the chief eunuch in the front yard, and Grandma Sun, the grandma.

Originally, the concubines in the backyard were all under the management of the main courtyard, and the person in charge was Zhou Fugui, the chief eunuch of the main courtyard.
But for the pregnant concubine and Zhuo who didn't want to touch their hands at all, and didn't want to give them anything of their own,

Therefore, starting from the Chao family, the rules for the pregnant concubines during pregnancy, as well as some extra things planned by He Zhuo every month, were all distributed by the grandma in the front yard.

Sister Shi persuaded this at the beginning, although they can be manipulated by the case,

But what He Zhuo wants is not this, what He Zhuo wants is for Yinti to adapt to He Zhuo's way of managing the backyard. It's more worry-free for men, isn't it.

Now that she is married to Yinti, she is expecting her second child. After such a long time, Yinti has also begun to get used to the management style of Hezhuo, and feels relieved.

Although He Zhuo would not intentionally embarrass these concubines, he would definitely not use his own money to support these concubines.

Having been married for such a long time, He Zhuo has never spent a penny on these concubines. He even took the meeting gift from the front yard. On the second day of the wedding, he followed Yinti to the storeroom to pick things up and brought them back by the way.

Not being able to spend money on concubines is a matter of principle for He Zhuo. Before entering the palace, Euniang had also told her not to spend money for the so-called reputation of being virtuous and tolerant.

In the eyes of Ergenjueluo's mother and daughter, this is stupid. From the grandmother to the concubine in the Ergenjueluo family, the women's family members agree with this very much, and they implement it very well. I won't pay a penny, and the men of the Yiergenjueluo family are used to it.

In fact, some mistresses in Beijing will give extra money to the concubine's annual ceremony and festival ceremony in exchange for fame.
Therefore, although the heirs in the backyard are bleeding into rivers, there is no harm to the mistress, for them, it is worth a little money for reputation.What they care about is their children, and they don't want to see the sons and daughters of the concubines.

(End of this chapter)