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After the soldiers passed by, the crowd began to whisper. It was nothing more than the emperor was coming, which concubine would he bring with him, and whether the third prince, the god of war, would come...

After a while, there were clattering sounds, first the sound of footsteps, then the sound of horse hooves.

Zheng Sisi looked and saw two teams of soldiers coming from the direction of the imperial palace, holding flags in their hands and walking on the street near the people.

There were about twenty soldiers holding flags, and behind them were soldiers holding spears, about two hundred people in total. Behind the soldiers came horses, and those riding horses were all military generals. The one in the front had gray hair, but a ruddy complexion, and he had the iron-blooded aura of a soldier.

Zheng Sisi looked carefully and saw that the person in front should be Xie Yunmei's grandfather, Duke Zheng of Dingguo Mansion. The person walking second should be her third uncle, who was also a general.

Xie Yunmei was previously instigated by Fang to cut off contact with the Dingguo Mansion. She only met the relatives of her grandfather's family eight or nine years ago, and her impression was very vague. People's appearances also changed a little over time. Zheng Sisi felt that he looked like her third uncle.

The dozen or so people on horseback behind should all be military generals. Although they are not wearing armor, their imposing manner cannot be ignored.

Behind the generals was the emperor's palanquin, which was pulled by eight horses, all of which were fat, strong, and shiny. Each horse was wearing embroidered yellow armor, which was very majestic.

The emperor's carriage was very luxurious. It was yellow in color, and there was a large oriental pearl inlaid on the top, which should be for the emperor and empress to greet the people. The curtains in front and on the left and right sides were fastened to the pillars around it.

The emperor and the empress sat side by side in the imperial carriage, waving their hands to greet the people on both sides.

The emperor was a handsome man in his forties, with a tuft of beard on his chin. He must have been in a high position for many years, and his face unconsciously gave people a sense of majesty. He was wearing a golden dragon robe, which made people dare not act presumptuously in front of him.

Emperor Thanh Yin is the third emperor of the Dai Viet Dynasty. He has been on the throne for fifteen years. When he ascended the throne, he wished that Dai Viet would always be peaceful and prosperous, and named it Vinh Thuan.

The queen was a dignified and gentle woman. She must have taken good care of herself and did not look at all like she was in her forties. She wore a phoenix robe and a phoenix crown, and looked extremely noble.

Whenever the emperor and empress passed by, the people in that area would kneel down and kowtow, shouting, "Long live the emperor! Long live the empress!"

After the imperial carriage passed by, the people would get up and watch the excitement behind.

When the imperial carriage passed by Zheng Sisi's window, Zheng Sisi retracted her head and hid under the window. She only stuck her head out to look again after the carriage left.

Zheng Sisi is a new youth who grew up under the red flag. She learned that everyone is equal and she doesn't have the habit of kneeling and kowtowing at every turn. Now in this ancient time, the classes are very clear, and she will inevitably kneel down to others in the future, but we will talk about it when the time comes.

Behind the Emperor and Empress' carriages followed the carriages of the princes. It seemed that the Emperor had not yet appointed a crown prince. All the carriages were arranged from large to small. Behind the princes were the royal relatives, followed by the ministers and princes, and finally the relatives of each family. Behind them were many soldiers and supply vehicles. No one knew how long the journey was. An hour later, the last carriage passed by Zheng Sisi's door.

This kind of imperial procession is truly spectacular. I saw descriptions of it in history books when I was studying it before, but they all seemed unreal. Later, I saw clips of this kind of imperial procession in TV dramas, but none of them were as shocking as what I witnessed with my own eyes today.

Zheng Sisi smacked her lips. What a waste of time and money!

After the blessing team left, the people slowly dispersed, each returning to their homes and doing their own things, looking forward to watching the majesty of the emperor and empress again tomorrow.

After the people left, the soldiers on guard formed a team to go on patrol.