Chapter 531 Don't Blame Me for Being Selfish (4)

The first noble concubine went after Emperor Xiaochun, and everyone inspired her to be Zhenlie who followed her life and death. However, to posthumously confer the title of empress and be buried as an empress, and to be buried with the late emperor is a bit against the norm. What's more, there was a former Empress Xiao who was in an embarrassing situation at the side, which made civil and military officials, princes and nobles find it quite difficult.

Reluctantly, this is the last imperial edict left by the late emperor, including not making Empress Xiao the Holy Mother Empress Dowager was also decided in the late emperor's last edict. In view of the majesty of the first emperor, although everyone felt that it was against ethics, they still did not raise any rebuttals.

After all, it's nothing to do with oneself, and it's not so good if it's the owner. When this incident happened, all the members of the Yasukuni Mansion were shocked. They discussed it all night and started to act secretly.

The next day, a minister wrote a letter, with the proposition of ethics and principles, and talked eloquently, only to say that the first emperor was old and confused, and you still want to let it go? !

This is the first problem Luo Jing has encountered since he took over the administration as a new monarch. The first emperor left this edict before his departure that day, and he knew that there would be objections to this matter in the future, as expected.

Luo Jing understood why the first emperor was like this, and understood the reason behind it. After all, the first emperor was paving the way for him, and it was also for Daxi's future.

The minister's letter was like pouring water into a frying pan, and the court immediately exploded. Some ministers already had objections in their hearts, and someone took the lead to jump out, so naturally they would not let it go.

The following quarrel became a mess, each with its own theory. The two prime ministers who were the leading civil servants shrank back at this moment, holding Yuhu in their arms and standing beside them silently.

Luo Jing sat on the dragon chair in the palace seat, looking down, his face was expressionless.

It's not that Luo Jing has never encountered such a situation. When he was in the fief, officials from the Changshi Department often quarreled in the Chengyun Hall. Of course, the situation is definitely not as intense as it is now, nor is it as grand as it is now, but the reasoning is the same.

The officials below made all kinds of rebuttals, and they were very excited. In fact, out of the corner of their eyes, they were still paying attention to the expression of the new monarch above, including the two prime ministers who did not speak. Maybe they also had a tentative attitude.

Tan Xinjun's style of dealing with things is human nature, which is also conducive to their respective performances in the court in the future. The high-ranking person can grasp the minds of the subordinates, and the low-ranking person is always trying to figure out the disposition of the high-ranking person.

Therefore, taking advantage of the canonization of the former Empress Xiao, the new king and the ministers had their first fight.

There were also people in the court who understood Emperor Jing's temper, so they didn't participate in it, but stayed aside to watch the show.

This person is Guan Zheng. It's not that he knows Emperor Jing very well, but that he knows that Emperor Jing's patience is better than anyone else. This is proved by his three years of blood and tears.

Sure enough, the people below were arguing dryly, and the person above didn't even move his posture. Seeing that it was almost noon, and he hadn't said anything yet, some ministers were unavoidably anxious.

After another half an hour, Emperor Jing, who had not moved all this time, finally spoke.

"Since you haven't figured out why, let's discuss it next time."

Fushun shouted from the side: "Back to court—"

When the sound of retreating from the court sounded, the ministers below unconsciously breathed a sigh of relief. Looking at Emperor Jing, whose expression remained unchanged from the beginning to the end, everyone was at a loss.