Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace: Spring in the Palace

The emperor had already made up his mind, and he immediately agreed to the marriage request of the son of the Khorchin prince to Princess Jingse. And because he valued the princess and her husband, he specially built another mansion in the capital for Jingse and her husband to live together.

The Khorchin people had always been dependent on the Qing Dynasty, and intermarriage had been an old custom for many years. They also frequently offered war horses and food to the Qing Dynasty, showing their great loyalty.

Sebuteng Balzhuer had heard of the name of Princess Jingse while studying with the princes. It was rumored that the emperor loved her very much and the princess was also very proud, so she had to be handled with caution.

At this time, when they heard that the emperor had made such an exception and spent a lot of effort to build a new princess mansion to be used as their wedding room, it was because he really loved the princess and also because he valued Khorchin.

In addition, the queen has given birth to a legitimate son. Although he is not in good health, the seventh prince is very smart. If he can grow up smoothly, he will definitely be the future crown prince. Then, as the prince consort who marries the next emperor's sister, he can naturally improve Korchin's status in the Qing Dynasty.

Therefore, the Khorchin side agreed very much with the emperor's intention, and considered it a great joyful event.

If they married a princess that the emperor loved, wouldn't the emperor be much kinder to them? The Khorchin people were very excited when they thought that they would soon receive the emperor's love for Jingse.

The prince was especially happy. If his son was valued, his status would also rise after he returned to Mongolia.

The Fucha family was also very happy. The emperor's move really showed his love for the Fucha family. They were deeply grateful for the emperor's grace.

At the same time, she breathed a sigh of relief. Fucha still needed to rely on Langya, and now the princess could stay in the capital and be with the queen. Langya would surely not be too worried and her health would decline.

Two days ago, I heard that Ulanara contradicted the Queen about Jingse's marriage far away, which made the Queen very sad and she is still sick.

If Jingse can bring great benefits to the Fucha family, then even though Langya will be sad and in pain, it doesn't matter, because there is still the Seventh Prince to look to.

Langya was concerned about the Fucha clan, and could not say no. However, if she was forced to watch Jingse marry far away, although Langya was calm and loyal, she would still feel a little disappointed with the Fucha clan.

But now there is a better ending, which is a happy ending for everyone. Fucha breathed a sigh of relief, as she had accepted the wealth and kept the queen's heart.

This sigh of relief made them dissatisfied with the Unalana clan's rebellion. Fuheng even took the lead in impeaching Concubine Xian. If Concubine Xian's father Narbu had not died long ago and there were no officials in the family at the court, he would have impeached the entire Ulanara clan.

Fu Heng had a tough attitude, and the Queen was really sad. Coincidentally, the Emperor also wanted to give Ruyi a light punishment and a stern warning to make her sober up a little.

He then issued an order to confine Ruyi to her residence for three months. Since she was not in the Forbidden City, she was first detained in the other courtyard and was not allowed to go out except when returning. After returning to the palace, she also spent the remaining days of the three months in the palace reflecting on her mistakes.

Only after hearing this decree did Fu Heng acquiesce and keep silent.

The Empress Dowager and her party were somewhat unwilling to accept the result. If Princess Hengti married Khorchin, then this rich son-in-law would belong to them. Now that the Emperor has agreed to let her stay in the capital, the Empress Dowager would not have any objection.

However, Nianqin thought carefully and felt that if it was Princess Hengti, the emperor would not be so merciful to her. He would spend a large amount of money to build the princess's mansion and give her an exceptional monthly salary just to keep the princess by his side.

Well, it’s fate and time.

When this news came out, the whole harem was shocked. Unexpectedly, the queen really got a big bargain and fulfilled her wish.

When the news reached the Queen, Su Lian reported that Jingse was accompanying her mother.

Two days ago, the emperor expressed his intention. The queen immediately summoned Jingse and mentioned this matter. Jingse was a little anxious because she didn't want to be away from the Empress Dowager and the Emperor.

The two of them were hoping that time would pass quickly, however, the matters they were dealing with in the other courtyard were not so urgent, and the construction of the princess's mansion, as well as the monthly allowance and matters for the princess and her husband while they were in Beijing, all needed to be discussed.

The emperor also had to consider Khorchin's reaction.

Although it was a done deal, they still felt uneasy until it was finalized. The emperor informed them in advance so that they wouldn't have to wait anxiously and would have to calm down first.

When the decree was spoken out by Su Lian and reached the ears of Langya and Jingse, tears flashed in their eyes and the mother and daughter hugged each other tightly.

Lianxin brought the Seventh Prince over. When the Seventh Prince saw his mother and sister, both of whom had tears in their eyes, he still had a smile on his face. He trotted over and clung to Langya's legs, looking up at Jingse, and asked happily, "Sister, do you not have to go far away?"

*The Queen Mother's Residence

In order to personally report the Empress Dowager's thoughts at the time, Nianqin specifically asked the Emperor for permission to meet the Empress Dowager, saying that he had not paid his respects to her for a long time.

The emperor knew clearly that Nianqin wanted to ask the empress dowager about Jingse's marriage. He also agreed, considering that the empress dowager had been worried about her sister Hengti.

So Nianqin was waiting outside the hall where the Queen Mother was entertaining guests. The Queen Mother was chatting with Hengti about family matters.

Although the Emperor went to see the Empress two days ago and most likely decided to marry Princess Jingse to Khorchin, the Empress remained silent, which forced the Queen Mother to be cautious.

She was afraid that the emperor would lose his mind, love his daughter more than anything else, and would not care about anything else, and would let Hengti marry to Khorchin to suffer. So she specially called Hengti to protect her. If the emperor had a direct order, she would definitely go and ask in person.

Now that she knew Jingse was promised to marry Korchin and could stay in the capital, Nianqin came specially to pay his respects, surely wanting to see what she thought.

The Queen Mother asked Hengti to return to the inner hall first, and then met Nianqin.

Nianqin first bowed and greeted the Queen Mother, and then sat down. Fujia offered Nianqin a cup of tea, and he took it and said hurriedly, "Queen Mother, today the Emperor said that he agreed to Korchin's request to marry Princess Jingse, and then gave such a special honor, allowing the princess and her husband to stay in the capital."

The Queen Mother nodded and said, "I already know about this. Jingse is lucky that the Emperor favors her so much."

Nianqin clasped his hands together, placed them on his legs, and tentatively said, "If the one promised to marry is Princess Hengti, she can stay in the capital, and the Queen Mother won't be so sad all the time."

The Queen Mother blew the hot air off the teacup and watched the white mist rising up. It seemed to be gathering, but in fact it dispersed as the wind blew.

"Don't think I don't know what you're thinking. Hengti's marriage will only get help from the Khorchin tribe. Even if I agree, the emperor won't agree. He will only feel at ease if this kind of help becomes his son-in-law."

She had once married one of her daughters off to a distant place for the sake of the Qing Dynasty and the power of the previous dynasty, and she would never allow such a thing to happen again.