Born a phoenix? The husband I picked up is the young emperor

Chapter 564

Emperor Mingde: “…” What you mean is that the little girl doesn’t know that she is about to marry the deposed emperor of Liang?

Cen Yuan avoided Emperor Mingde's inquiring gaze and said, "I will tell her the truth after we get married."

Emperor Mingde said in a deep voice, "No, you must tell her before the wedding. If she knows the truth and is still willing to marry you, I can't control it. Otherwise..."

"Otherwise I will tell my little girl that the emperor is concerned about her mother and has investigated her family's ancestors for 18 generations. I will ask her and her mother to be careful."

Emperor Mingde: “!!!” He took a breath of cold air!

This damn boy! Do you know that I am doing this for your own good?

Cen Yuan said sullenly, "Mind your own business and mind my business! Everyone is an 'I'!"

Emperor Mingde: “!!!” It’s really infuriating!

I just wanted to hit him! The way I would hit my son!

Forget it, forget it, forget it, he is not my own son, why should I worry about it? If I have this time, can't I think more about people's livelihood issues?

Mad! Mad!

But some things must be made clear, "I am only..."

"Oh, you're so familiar with me that you call me by my maiden name?" Cen Yuan raised an eyebrow, eyes full of teasing, "You're really the Emperor of Beiyi!"

Emperor Mingde wanted to use a ruler to punish him, but he gritted his teeth and said helplessly and seriously, "Don't joke about this. It's not good for the Tang family. I just made a slip of the tongue."

Cen Yuan gradually put away her smile and said seriously, "My mother-in-law is now divorced."

Emperor Mingde was stunned for a long time before he reacted, "What?"

Cen Yuan said calmly, "It's nothing. Although my mother-in-law is divorced, she is not suitable for you. You'd better not set your sights on her. You have enough people in your harem."

Emperor Mingde: “…” He suddenly didn’t want to chat with this guy anymore.

The dusk deepened.

Emperor Mingde called Eunuch Qi to light the palace lanterns. The warm yellow candlesticks lit up, casting shadows on the wall.

Emperor Mingde got back to business and asked, "The Luo family of Youzhou has been our Beiyi people for generations. Why did they become yours?"

Speaking of this, Cen Yuan was silent for a long time.

Emperor Mingde did not urge him, but just sat opposite him and poured him a cup of hot tea.

After an unknown amount of time, Cen Yuan finally spoke, "Your Majesty, do you know that the founding emperor of the Northern Wing, Emperor Long, has a good brother who fought alongside him, named Cen Liang."

Emperor Mingde frowned slightly, "The founding emperor of Liang, Emperor Yun?"

"That's right." Cen Yuan said, "When the two of them fought together for the country, they met at the Huaixing River. Both sides had at least 100,000 troops. Who would be the emperor became a problem. In addition to being themselves, they were also the masters of their subordinates. It was inappropriate for one to submit to the other. So, with the Huaixing River as the boundary, one in the north and the other in the west, they became Beiyi and Xiliang."

According to historical records, the monarchs of Beiyi and Xiliang were good friends, both of whom were brave and skilled in military operations. After they established their countries, they signed a covenant of friendship for generations.

In this way, the border between the two countries became one country, the two countries exchanged what they had and intermarriage became a common practice.

But later on, after several generations, gradually, the two sides began to weigh their options.

Emperor Hong of Beiyi had a bad temper. He lost face of the Western Liang delegation in front of other countries and offended the Western Liang Kingdom.

The Xiliang delegation was not innocent either; they had deliberately angered Emperor Hong.

As a result, the two sides were on the verge of a war, and Emperor Jing of Western Liang had an excuse to start a war.

It was not for any other reason, but because Emperor Jing accidentally obtained a map of a gold vein.