When Li heard that he took the initiative to come up and say that he wanted to serve the Empress Dowager, the Fourth Concubine did not agree.

I am very kind of attentive, okay, I am afraid that you will flatter you and don’t slap the horse’s legs.

Li took the palace maid who was giving his ideas into the palace like this.

To the surprise of the Fourth Prince, Li didn't know what he said to Concubine De, but was left in the palace to serve Concubine De. The Fourth Master was very happy and even praised Li and asked her to serve him well.

But Li was not very capable. In a few days, Li's girl made something in the palace and offended the noble man and was beaten to death. Li was also rejected by Concubine De and drove back.

Li was so scared that she had no idea. She didn't expect that the palace was so terrible. She would beat people to death. She would kill people if she said she was beaten to death. She would be like this if she had a disagreement. She would be gone for a lifetime and she would not dare to enter the palace again. It was so terrible.

The fourth concubine sneered, and she was so stupid that she really thought she was a great person.

However, Empress De's temper did not improve. She loved the fourteenth concubines more and more disliked the fourteenth concubines. She did not want her to serve them intimately. She had to make medicine and soup by herself, so she had to make the fourth concubines lose a lot of weight.

The Fourth Prince felt very embarrassed and knew that the Fourth Prince was implicated by her, otherwise her human behavior would not have the truth that she would be disgusted by others.

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In September, Yinzhi ordered Yanxin to send the new Dalai Lama to Tibet and held a solemn bed-sitting ceremony in Lhasa. At this point, the Tibet rebellion instigated by Cewang Albutan was completely quelled, and Yinzhi became famous because of this. Kangxi ordered the erecting of monuments to commemorate them, and ordered the royal family and the auxiliary duke Alanbu to draft the imperial inscription.

Then he was awarded a great honor.

Nian Gengyao made many mistakes, and he was considered to be incompetent and unjust, and Geerbi, Yue, Zhongqi and others were all promoted.

Military merits are the ladder to upgrade. This time, countless upstarts stood up from the lower-ranking soldiers and became the new aristocratic class.

However, Emperor Kangxi did not add the 14th Prince, he was still Beizi.

This doubles the favorability of being a soldier.

After all, the 14th Prince has never fought on the front line, and the biggest role he plays is a sign.

He had already made military achievements, and Emperor Kangxi only gave him some empty glory, and did not give him any real position, and did not even let him return to Beijing.

This means it is very obvious.

History says that the imperial edict of Kangxi passed down the throne said that the 14th Prince passed down the throne was later changed by the fourth prince to Yu, and it became a transcendence in the fourth prince. This is actually impossible, and it was fabricated by modern people.

And he was a little dunk with no common sense when he went to bed at night, and he was holding his belly button and thinking about playing.

First of all, the Qing Dynasty used traditional characters. The traditional characters of Ten are Shi, and the traditional characters of Yu are Yu. Can these two characters be changed at will?

Second, this kind of edict was written in three languages: Manchu, Han and Mongolia. What's the use of changing one?

Third, I have to talk about how Emperor Kangxi treated the Fourteenth Master this time.

The Qing army quelled the rebellion of some serf-owners in Tibet. At this time, the 14th Prince had already established certain military achievements. If Kangxi had planned to call Yinzhen to be the crown prince after he made meritorious service, he could be summoned back to Beijing and declared him the crown prince.

The actual commanders of the Western Expedition Army were Nian Gengyao and Yue Zhongqi. The Fourteenth was just representing the emperor to control military affairs. His stay and departure would not affect the success or failure of the Western Expedition. (To be continued)
Chapter completed!