and.

Post stations in various places can provide food, accommodation, carriages and horses, etc. according to the "talent test" issued by the Ministry of War and patrols. No idlers are allowed to live in the inns.

But later Emperor Jiajing changed this rule.

He ordered that "Fuqian" be changed to "kanhe".

It is also required to indicate the name, position, place of travel, date of return and return, number of carriages and horses of the person using the inn on the "kanhe".

Officials on official business can stay at the inn only with a Kanhe.

As far as Shen Lie is concerned, he has such a compatibility in his hands and has the qualifications to stay at the inn.

But just such a rule has been exploited by officials, because it means that once it is issued, it will not be returned after use, and it can be held for a long time.

Now I'm in trouble.

A large number of official officials regarded the imperial court's inn as their home!

even.

Some people also lend this khenhe to their relatives and friends, allowing them to eat and drink at the inn as they please, making it become their own canteen.

This resulted in a sharp increase in station expenses.
Chapter completed!