I Have 100,000 Dead Warriors

"Madam, Madam, Madam, here comes the angel announcing the decree."

Lai Da ran in quickly, sweating and panting.

Upon hearing this, Jia's mother hurriedly said, "Quick, put on your proper make-up, put on your imperial robes, and prepare to go to the East Palace to welcome him."

East Palace, also known as Ningguo Palace.

Ningguo Mansion is the eldest branch and represents the family, so Jia Zhen, who is of a lower generation, is the patriarch.

Tanchun's title of nobility this time is an honor for the entire Jia clan, so the decree must be announced in Ningguo Mansion.

"Yes!"

At Jia's grandmother's order, Lady Xing, Lady Wang, Wang Xifeng, Youshi and other noble ladies with imperial decrees hurried to change their clothes.

Madam Zhao was promoted to a co-wife, and although she did not receive any imperial decree, she ran downstairs quickly to change her clothes.

This time, it was her child who was granted the title of nobility.

She wants to change into her best clothes to welcome the most glorious moment of her life.

When Jia's grandmother and others arrived at Ningguo Mansion, Jia Zhen, Jia She, Jia Zheng, Jia Lian and other senior officials had already changed their clothes and were waiting there.

As the Jia family and others arrived, Xia Shouzhong, who had been waiting for a moment, read out the imperial edict that had been prepared long ago.

This imperial edict was filled with the most flattering words, praising Tanchun's bravery in battle, and Jia Mu, Jia Zheng and others for their good parenting. At the end, it said that she should be conferred the title of First-Class Marquis of Yongyi and be granted the honor of hereditary succession.

After the imperial edict was read, everyone was already stunned where they were, unable to recover for a long time.

They knew that Tanchun had made such great contributions that she would definitely be granted a title of nobility, but they did not expect that the emperor would even give her the honor of hereditary succession.

The reason why the Jia family, which had two dukes, gradually declined was not only because the men of the Jia family were not ambitious, but also because their titles were reduced from generation to generation.

This will decrease from generation to generation, and even if one has a high title, he will become a commoner sooner or later.

It’s different if the title is hereditary, as it means the lordship is permanent.

As long as they do not make serious mistakes in principle and be deprived of their titles by the emperor, the descendants of Tanchun can continue to inherit the title and be granted titles until the end of the dynasty.

Because the value of the title had dropped so much, Jia Zheng, Jia She, Jia Zhen and others were unable to get the first-hand information.

In addition, Wang Ziteng was afraid of Tanchun and did not want the Jia family to be too proud.

Two reasons combined.

It was not until this moment that Jia Mu and others realized that Tanchun's title of First-Class Marquis of Yongyi was an iron hat that was hereditary and her dignity was even greater than that of the two Dukes Rong and Ning in the past.

After receiving this imperial edict, Grandmother Jia was so excited that she trembled all over.

She originally thought that Tanchun, the Marquis of Yongyi, was like the Duke of the Jia family, whose rank would be downgraded every generation.

Who would have thought that the emperor would grant the throne the grace of hereditary succession?

The dynasty will not be destroyed and the title will not change.

Such a reward is really too great.

Grandmother Jia and Jia Zheng were so overwhelmed with joy that they could not react for a long time.

Wang Xifeng was smart. She quickly asked Yuanyang to take out the red envelope she had prepared in advance and stuffed it into Xia Shouzhong's hand: "Thank you for your hard work, eunuch. This is to treat you to tea. I hope you don't mind."

Xia Shouzhong accepted the red envelope calmly and said with a smile: "Your family has produced a young hero like the Marquis of Yongyi, and there will be more favors and glory to come."

Grandmother Jia came back to her senses and smiled like a blooming old chrysanthemum: "Thank you, eunuch. My eldest daughter has been in the palace for many years. I hope you can take good care of her."

The eldest girl here is Jia Yuanchun, the eldest daughter of Jia Zheng and Wang Fu-ren.

When Jia Zhu died young, in order to maintain the family's honor, Jia's mother and Wang Fu-ren made up their minds to send Yuanchun to the palace to be a female historian.