imperial study room

The emperor put the reviewed memorial aside and asked, "The prince is back."

The leader, the eunuch Lin Ye, immediately replied: "Yes, His Highness has returned to the palace."

The emperor seemed to pick up another memorial casually, opened it without reading, "What do you think of Prince Pingnan?"

Lin Ye thought about it and said cautiously, "Prince Pingnan is an exquisite man with ancient customs."

"oh?"

Lin Ye continued to explain: "Today's banquet was extremely luxurious, combining elegance and vulgar taste. Almost everyone praised it, and everyone is looking forward to the next time. His Royal Highness the Crown Prince also invited Prince Pingnan to enter the palace.

I wanted to study, but Prince Pingnan refused, saying that he would just go to the Imperial Academy to study."

There are many meanings in this sentence.

The banquet was extravagant, and he must have spent a lot of money. He is a sensible person, and for the time being it looks pretty good.

The emperor must have some attitude towards summoning Prince Pingnan to the capital.

The emperor thought for a while: "It is a good habit for a royal child to know how to play, but he still has to study. It is also a good thing to go to the Imperial College to receive the teachings of the teachers. He is not very old. He has never left home since he was a child. He is alone.

It is not easy for a person to come here to study, and the expenses for a banquet are not small, so I have to send some things over to make up for the shortfall."

"yes."

The emperor tapped the table lightly with his fingertips and thought for a long time: "Recently, the prince has been restrained and he is not allowed to leave the palace."

It was obvious that although the emperor had some affection for Prince Pingnan, he was someone else's son, and his own son could not be like this.

"yes."

…

The emperor gave Prince Pingnan gold, silver, jade, money, materials, rice and cloth, all of which were of the highest quality.

It expressed the emperor's favor to Prince Pingnan.

Prince Pingnan was also a very generous person. He said that he was holding a banquet and that Princess Pingnan had done something good, so he had everything sent to her private treasury.

This is also quite interesting.

Princess Pingnan’s private treasury belongs to Crown Princess Pingnan herself.

But the public treasury of Prince Pingnan's residence may not necessarily belong to Prince Pingnan.

The two husbands and wives dug into the corners of their own house like this, which made the chief manager of Prince Pingnan's Mansion laugh.

He is indeed a prodigal, and everything he does is so out of style.

No matter how you dig it, the Prince of Pingnan will still be here for many years. If the house is dug down, he still has to make up for it himself.

Communication in ancient times was inconvenient, and even flying pigeons to deliver messages were actually very slow. When King Pingnan received the news, he only knew that Prince Pingnan was shopping around for money, which was no different from what he had done at home before.

Prodigal.

After all, when I wrote the letter, the banquet had not yet been held, so the reported news was inevitably somewhat inaccurate.

It mainly talks about the Yu family of Xianbei.

The Yu family of Xianbei has now been handed over to Dali Temple. When asked about the news, no one in Prince Pingnan's mansion knew it, because Prince Pingnan repeatedly told him that no one was allowed to inquire about the news.

Of course, it is impossible for the people left behind by King Pingnan to listen to Prince Pingnan.

However, Prince Pingnan conveyed some of his instructions through this banquet. In the future, these people will not be able to do things on behalf of Prince Pingnan, which is also a troublesome matter.

King Pingnan received the news, read it again and again, and couldn't believe that his son had done it.
Chapter completed!