I Have 100,000 Dead Warriors

When Chao Gui saw that Nian Shilan used such cruel means to retaliate against Dapangju, the Queen, Zhen Huan and others, he knew that he didn't have to worry about this matter anymore.

The mission of revenge has been accomplished, and now it is time to deal with the princess' marriage.

Thus, two imperial edicts were issued from the Yangxin Palace and announced to the world.

The first imperial decree abolished the titles of all members of the Aisin-Gioro clan and those related to them by marriage, confiscated all land and property under their names, and conducted a detailed investigation of their merits and demerits.

Anyone who commits a crime will be thrown into prison and severely punished according to the law.

The second imperial edict cancels the policy of marriage alliance.

The Aisin-Gioro women who had previously married off to distant places retained all their honorific titles, were treated the same as princes, and could inherit their titles.

Since ancient times were a patriarchal society, a person's status was mainly determined by his paternal line rather than his maternal line.

Therefore, before this, no matter whether a princess or a princess was noble, their children could not inherit after their death.

On the other hand, princes and dukes are different. When their father dies, their sons inherit the title.

Now, with the rise of the female emperor Chao Gui, everything has changed.

All the men of the Aisin-Gioro clan lost their titles.

The princesses who were previously forced to marry not only retained their dignity, but could also pass on their titles to their daughters.

However, this inheritance also has limitations. Just like ordinary princely and noble titles, the title can be inherited by descending in rank.

If the mother is a Princess Gulun, then the daughter who inherits the title will be given the title of Princess Heshuo, and the granddaughter will be given the title of Princess Jun, and so on and so forth until it disappears.

Countless princesses who were married off to distant places cried for joy when they received this imperial edict.

Originally, they were still sad about the demise of the Qing Dynasty.

Who would have thought that with the change of dynasty and the ascension of the new emperor, such unprecedented grace would be bestowed.

It’s great that her daughter can inherit the title.

With the grace of inheriting the title, a daughter born by a princess is no longer a money-losing commodity, but a better commodity than a son.

Furthermore, the good and bad of life are all reflected in comparison.

For example, a person has a deposit of 100,000 yuan.

Compared to those super-rich people with tens of billions or hundreds of billions, he is naturally a dead pauper.

But compared with those who earn two or three thousand yuan a month and can hardly save any money throughout the year, he is still considered a rich man.

Similarly, the princesses who had married into other countries had a hard life before, and the people they were compared to were their brothers who were born to the same father.

If the partner is a palace maid or a eunuch, life would be really good.

Now the poor princess who was married to a foreign country has become the only one among the Aisin-Gioro clan who retains the title.

However, those brothers and uncles who enjoyed the benefits of the marriage without paying any price lost everything and were even convicted and put to death.

Comparing the two, the princesses who were married off should not be too happy.

"Quick, warm up a pot of hot wine for this princess. I will be very happy after drinking it!"

Once revenge and ending the tragedy of the princess' marriage were resolved, Chao Gui gradually shifted his focus to major issues in the world.

As the last dynasty of the feudal imperial society, the Qing Dynasty failed to seize the opportunities of the times, causing the people of China to suffer severe hardships.

Now that she, the Queen of Qin, is the ruler, she will naturally actively initiate innovations to make the East Wind Dragon soar and make China stand at the top of the world's nations.

In the years that followed, Chao Gui was receptive to good advice, humbly accepted criticism, worked diligently and loved the people, advocated gender equality, democracy and the rule of law, and achieved remarkable political achievements.

Although many policies have encountered considerable resistance during their implementation, and even large-scale conflicts and unrest have broken out.