The Empress of the Qing Dynasty is from the Northeast

It is not enough to just let the two children go to Fucha Mansion and learn swordsmanship from their father. Changning thinks that he can prepare the haha ​​beads for Fei Yang'a in advance, and he can start choosing now.

It was impossible for Hutuli to accompany him to study all the time. She had to learn rules and regulations with the maids in the morning and receive their teachings. At most, she could accompany Fei Yang'a through this transition period.

Changning kept writing to Yinzhen to discuss the children's affairs, but Yinzhen's side was not going particularly well either.

First, he escorted Princess Heshuo Wen Ke to marry. After arriving at the place smoothly, Thirteen was not very satisfied with his brother-in-law. He felt that this man was a little too rude and did not look like someone who would be gentle with women.

His thirteenth sister was too gentle and quiet, and might not be able to control this husband. But now that things had come to this, he had no other choice. The Thirteenth Master could only tell his sister to show her power as a princess and to rely on the Qing Dynasty. Then he secretly gave her a lot of money.

The Thirteenth Master also specially prepared some personal guards, trusted palace maids and nannies to protect the princess's safety.

Before leaving, he also told his sister to interact more with Princess Duanjing and Princess Kejing here, and to remember to send letters to the capital on time. He said a lot of things in a long-winded way.

Princess Wen Ke hurriedly held back her tears and nodded, asking her brother to take good care of himself. She knew that this separation might mean they would never see each other again, and she was very reluctant, but she didn't dare to show any sadness, which would make her brother even more worried.

In fact, compared to the turbulent situation in the capital, the Mongolian grasslands made Princess Wen Ke feel that she could breathe freely.

The only thing she was worried about was her brother and sister. It was inevitable that they would be sad and worried about her marriage. Especially her fifteenth sister, who was even more timid. If she got confused, she would have to take care of her more.

Princess Wen Ke made up her mind that she must take root and gain a firm foothold in the grassland, so that no matter where her sister married, she would have the power to serve as her confidence.

Ever since their mother passed away, the three of them, brothers and sisters, are the only relatives left in the world to depend on each other, and they all have to live well.

The Thirteenth Prince was extremely reluctant, but he had no choice. After he had done everything he could, his sister had to walk the rest of the way alone.

After Princess Wen Ke and her husband got married, Yinzhen wrote a briefing to the emperor overnight. Their trip was considered a success. The next step was to go to Ujumchin to accompany Mengguqing back home.

The closer one gets to home, the more timid one becomes. Looking at his hometown which is so close, Mengguqing feels very excited.

However, before they arrived in Ujumchin, news came from the front that Prince Ujumchin had suddenly fallen ill and died.

Mengguqing was suddenly startled, as if struck by lightning!

how can that be!

Prince Ujumchin and his wife had only one daughter, Mengguqing. After her mother left her, Abu became her only relative.

But now, Abu has also left, and she is the only one left in this lonely world.

Mengguqing couldn't believe it. How could Abu, who was so majestic and powerful before, suddenly fall ill? The signs were exactly the same as those of her mother's death. What was the secret behind this?

She forced herself to stay calm, her face was pale and her whole body was shaking, but a thought suddenly emerged in her mind: there must be someone behind this!

After Prince Ujumchin's death, who will inherit the title next?

A while ago, Ujumchin was hit by a snowstorm, which killed many cattle and sheep, and its strength was already declining.

If the prince goes there, will he be attacked by other tribes?

Moreover, Prince Ujumchin had no sons, and his only daughter married far away in the capital. Only his brothers and their children could inherit the title. They were all ambitious people.

The more Mengguqing thought about it, the more frightened he became.

At this moment, she no longer had time to grieve. She couldn't bear to see Wuzhumuqin fall into the hands of those people. It would be a disaster for the Wuzhumuqin tribe!

Yinzhen naturally also received the news, which was definitely not a good thing for him.

Originally, the marriage with the Mongolian tribe could only maintain the Mengguqing line. However, now that Prince Ujumchin has died, the next person to inherit the title, no matter which of her uncles or cousins, has no direct relationship with Yinzhen.

Blood ties on the grassland are so weak that it is common for brothers to fight with each other and for fathers and sons to kill each other.

What should he do? Yinzhen gently turned the ring on his hand, frowning and thinking. On the desk was a letter that Changning had handed over a few days ago.

She kept on talking and writing a thick stack of papers.

Yinzhen would spend a long time reading her letters. Changning simply treated these letters as diaries, writing down every detail of her daily meals, major and minor events, and occasionally adding some paintings, which was quite interesting.

Just when he was about to let go, Mengguqing ran in and said, "I want to go back! I want to take back the territory of Ujumchin!"

Yinzhen felt that he had really been led astray by Yaoxian.

Because when he heard this sentence, the first reaction in his mind was, isn’t this the line of Shen Feng, the female general in Chunni’s storytelling?

Chunni wrote the "Story of Shen Feng" according to Changning's wishes. The heroine Shen Feng, who joined the army for her father, disguised herself as a man, and was as brave as a man. She killed the enemy leader with a red tasseled spear.

Later, Chang Ning processed this a little bit. Shen Feng carried the hatred of his family and country, and the beginning was rebirth and revenge.

Changning did not conceal Yinzhen's presence when she was creating the work, so Yinzhen still remembers the indignant look on her face at that time.

"Who says we women are inferior to men? Men can be generals and commanders, and so can women!"

Yinzhen thought at the time that this was truly the spirit of a Manchu lady, with a bit of heroic flavor.

Thinking of Changning, Yinzhen's expression softened a lot, but the words he said were still merciless.

"Just you?"

Mengguqing could naturally hear his contempt and was indignant: "Just me! My Abu raised me like a man since I was a child. I have ridden horses, shot arrows, led troops to fight and kill enemies. Why can't I do that? I have always assisted Abu in the governance of Ujumchin. I have the responsibility to protect this place for Abu and my people."

After hearing this, Yinzhen finally looked up at her, sizing up this concubine whom he had nominally never favored.

I heard Changning's words.

"Who says we women are inferior to men? Give us a gun and we can still conquer the world!"