Comprehensive Qing wear good luck

Kangxi released people to monitor and protect his son's residence, but he would not know every detail of his son's situation.

The fact that Yin Yi was farming on the farm was not really a big deal, and he did not hide it from anyone. However, no one took it seriously, as the Fourth Prince had farmed the land himself before.

Kangxi trusted Yinyi and knew that he would not speak without thinking.

"You prepare yourself. In three days... or two days, let's say the day after tomorrow, I will take the court officials and clan members to your farm. I will harvest the rice myself and see if the yield can be doubled."

"Yes, I will go back and prepare now."

Yinyi returned to the mansion and went straight to the backyard to look for his wife. On the way, he met Princess Wang. Princess Wang was scolded and punished by being confined to her room for a month.

Jinyao: "Master, have a cup of tea first."

Jin Yao likes to go to the palace to pay respects. Honghui has also made great efforts in her education over the years. Jin Yao has learned some of An Ning's calmness and composure. Even though there are two illegitimate princes and princesses in the backyard, it does not affect her status.

An Ning was used to making a cup of tea herself when Kangxi came. Jin Yao gradually developed this habit, and Yin Yi also got used to her habit.

The two have been married for some years and have a good relationship.

After drinking tea, Yin Yi said, "After tomorrow, the Emperor will take the clan members and court officials to the farm to harvest rice. I will trouble Fu Jin to arrange meals at that time."

Yin Yi did not hide the matter of high-yield rice from Jin Yao. As soon as he mentioned it, Jin Yao knew it.

"Okay, I'll arrange it."

"I am always at ease when you do things."

The next day, there was a grand court meeting, and Kangxi announced that officials of the second rank and above and some royal family members would go to the farm to harvest rice. Everyone looked at Yinyi, and their eyes almost saw through him.

High-yield rice, if this is true, the people would probably build a temple for him.

Everyone had different thoughts. The next day, all those who met the requirements went to Yinyi's farm. It was a large group of people. Fortunately, the farm was big enough and provided enough space for them to rest. Although it didn't look exquisite enough, it was just a farm, so it was enough.

Kangxi could not wait any longer, so when he arrived at the farm, he personally took the lead in going to the fields to harvest rice. Kangxi was not unfamiliar with farming, and he would take time out every year to farm the land himself.

Seeing how hard Kangxi was working, everyone went to the fields. Under the guidance of the farmers, they quickly harvested four acres of rice.

In the afternoon, the rice was threshed and weighed.

This series of things was done under the nose of Kangxi, so it couldn't be fake.

Kangxi: "How much?"

Liang Jiugong said in a heavy tone: "Your Majesty, the harvest from these four acres of land is 5 shi 2 dou, 5 shi 5 dou, 6 shi 1 dou, and 6 shi 3 dou respectively."

Liang Jiugong's answer made the officials who knew about farming breathe heavier.

Let me put it this way, the yield of high-quality rice in the south is only about four dan, and the yield of the imperial rice that Kangxi carefully planted in his own imperial farm is only about four dan. This is after much effort in planting, and not every acre can produce this yield.

But Kangxi chose the harvest randomly.

In addition, Yin Yi said in his memorial that rice could be intercropped with corn, and the corn yield could be almost one stone higher than ordinary corn. The key was that his method did not cost much money, and farmers only needed to take good care of it, which meant putting in a little more effort.

What the people lack the least is patience and strength. Compared with food, it's just a little strength.

If this method could be widely promoted throughout the country, Kangxi felt that his Qing Dynasty would be more than half stable and there would be no need to be so defensive against the Han people. With staple food production doubling, who could say that his Manchu rule was bad?

The Qing Dynasty was the epitome of centralized feudal dynasties. Because it was a minority regime, the emperors were extremely cautious in their duties, as they knew too well the importance of food to the people.

Kangxi looked at Yinyi and smiled sincerely: "Yinyi, you are very good, I am very happy!"

He was really happy, this was food! Imagine if the grain output in most rice-producing areas in the country doubled, no, it didn't need to double, even if the output increased by 30% or 40%, the total output across the country would be enough for him to expand his territory.

Yin Yi: "I have been on a business trip and have seen how the people fight for food regardless of weather conditions. As a prince of the Qing Dynasty, I am supported by the people and naturally want to give back to the people.

My father taught me to be kind to the people since I was young. Every year, I would go to the imperial farm to farm and pay attention to farming. My father taught me by example, and I should encourage him. The results I have achieved now are all the result of my father's education."

Yinyi said this in front of many court officials and relatives. He did not deny his own achievements and added another layer of glory to Kangxi. Many Han officials with good eloquence came today, and I think they will write the article soon.

Of course, Yin Yi will naturally control the degree of this.

Then Yin Yi continued: "To be honest, I was able to achieve such results with the money given by my father and mother. Otherwise, I would not be able to do anything."

He praised Kangxi again.

Kangxi was very satisfied with Yinyi's speech. Yinyi was his son and he had taught him well. He indeed had a share of the credit.

"You are so thoughtful. I have such a unicorn child, which is enough!"

After these words were spoken, all the princes were speechless. Did they mean they were redundant?

But at this juncture, no one would spoil Kangxi's fun.

Then everyone started to praise Yinyi for being a good son, Kangxi for being a good father, and Qingxin for having the people...

night.

Yin Yi: "Thank you for your hard work today, Madam."

Jin Yao smiled and said: "It is indeed a bit hard, but for you, I am willing to do it. You must compensate me well."

Jin Yao said jokingly.

Yin Yi smiled: "I will compensate you right away."

As he spoke, Yinyi picked the person up, and soon an unspeakable sound came from the room. Afterwards, Jinyao scolded him: "You have done so much work during the day, and you are full of energy."

Yin Yi was thick-skinned: "To compensate Fu Jin, I will naturally be full of energy."

Jinyao: "Rogue!"

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In the palace, Yinyi had made great achievements, so Kangxi naturally came to Changchun Palace to spend the night.

Then he praised Yin Yi very much, and finally sighed: "My beloved concubine is good at giving birth. Yin Yi is so outstanding, and it is inseparable from my beloved concubine's credit."

An Ning smiled and shook her head: "It's not my credit. Yinyi has admired the emperor since he was young. With the emperor as an example, the princes are all excellent in their own ways. Yinyi is just a little luckier and has made some achievements. It's all because of the emperor's good teaching."

Kangxi was very pleased with these words. The sons he taught were indeed excellent, otherwise they would not have fought so fiercely.

"My beloved concubine is being modest again."

It was a harmonious night. The next day, Kangxi issued an edict to reward Yinyi, naming him Prince Rui, and then gave him money, a farm, and many ornaments that could be called tributes. It was a lavish gift, comparable to the reward he gave to the deposed crown prince.

This shows how happy Kangxi was.

Yin Yi took the imperial edict and looked happy, but he was not too upset inside. For a prince, such a great achievement was nothing.

A few days later, Kangxi rewarded his other sons.

The eldest prince was awarded the title of Beile, but he still could not come out.

The third prince, the fourth prince, and the fifth prince were given the title of prince, the seventh prince was a duke, and the eighth prince was still a bald prince.

The ninth prince was given the title of Beile mainly because Kangxi saw that he did not interfere in the fight for the throne and thought that he had finally let it go. He was also very happy and had no shortage of money, so he naturally hoped that the title would be higher and passed on to his son in the future.

The tenth prince, prince.

The twelfth prince is a prince, the thirteenth prince is a beile, the fourteenth prince is a beile.

The fifteenth prince was previously a Beizi, and this time he was given the title of Beile.

The main thing is that everyone has it. He was born to a Han concubine, which is also Kangxi's attitude.