Secrets of Yuqing Palace

Zhang Jia looked at her daughter lovingly and drank her milk tea in small sips.

The nanny came forward and asked Concubine Min.

"Master, the one up ahead goes crazy every once in a while. Should we think of a solution?"

"Besides, she has been demoted for several years. Although the master has just been promoted to concubine, as a concubine, the master is also qualified to live in the main hall."

Concubine Min looked at her daughter tenderly and said without raising her head, "There's no need for that."

"Because of Yinxiang, I have been granted the title of concubine, but no ceremony has been held to confer the title. This means I am inferior to her."

"Besides, I was only recently promoted to imperial concubine, so it's not appropriate for me to be too ostentatious."

"Living in the rear hall is also quite good. As long as Yinxiang and his two sisters are well, I will be satisfied."

"I am not like the previous one, who is ambitious and wants grand things!"

"I'm just waiting to see when she'll take a nasty fall."

There was a glint of sarcasm in her eyes.

"But it's really annoying to always hear her making such a fuss."

"She dared to cause such a commotion in Yonghe Palace so blatantly. Doesn't it mean she feels that Yonghe Palace is under her strict control?"

"Little did they know that no one could hide anything from His Majesty."

"Later, go to Qianxi Wusuo and tell the Eighth Princess not to come to Yonghe Palace for the time being."

"By the way, I will inadvertently reveal today's events to His Majesty's spies in the Qianxi Fifth Office."

"As these things pile up, the Emperor will eventually settle accounts with her!"

Mammy immediately bowed and replied, "Yes."

......

Time soon arrived on November 13th.

The emperor finally issued an edict to bestow the posthumous title "Wenxi", and at five o'clock in the morning, a ceremony to confer the posthumous title on Concubine Wenxi was held in the funeral palace.

Perhaps the emperor thought that the imperial concubine had passed away and did not want her to be disturbed by worldly affairs, or perhaps he thought of the two women from the Niohuru family who had been with him for many years and wanted to let the Niohuru clan go.

In addition, Alinga kept submitting petitions of apology every day, and the emperor was unwilling to criticize Alinga any more.

Therefore, Kangxi wanted to restore Alinga's title.

However, when Yinreng found out about it, he dissuaded him without leaving any trace.

They even dragged Yin into this. After all, although Yin was a prince, he also had Niuhulu blood flowing in his veins.

Moreover, the two people involved were both Yin's uncles.

As for whether to restore the title of the Niuhulu clan, and to whom it should be restored, it is best for Yin to make the decision.

With Yinreng's encouragement, Kangxi summoned Yinreng to the Qianqing Palace.

Yin? Because Alinga had caused trouble at my mother's funeral, causing her to pass away in uneasiness, I was extremely dissatisfied with Alinga.

So when Khan Ama brought it up, he completely disregarded his image and cried in front of Kangxi with tears and snot.

He recounted how unbridled Alinga was at his mother's funeral that day, without even considering that it was his mother's funeral day.

I was angry that Alinga had destroyed my mother's peace and made her unable to rest in peace when she finally left.

Yin? He said aggrievedly that he had no objection to whoever inherited the first-class dukedom, except Alinga!

Yinzhen, who had followed his good brother to the Qianqing Palace, also spoke up to defend Yinzhen.

Moreover, Yinzhen, who had always been fearless and outspoken, was so angry that he didn't know what it meant to be tactful or what it meant to be a king or a father.

Some people even almost accused Emperor Kangxi of being stupid.

There was also a subtle hint in his words, asking if the old man was getting senile and confused.

The Niuhulu clan does not only have Alinga.

Why should he be forgiven so easily just because he made a mistake?

And that day, not only was the Niuhulu family disgraced, but also the emperor's reputation, the deceased noble mother, and the reputation of our good brother Yin?!

Does Khan Ama only have eyes for Alinga and doesn't even care about his own woman and son?

Originally, Kangxi was somewhat silent after hearing Yin's words.

At that time, Yin was at the mourning hall of Concubine Wenxi.

Seeing how his younger uncle slandered his older uncle and third aunt, it was natural for him to have a grudge against Alinga.

Since this involves the Niuhuru clan and also concerns his own son's wishes, what's wrong with him giving in to his son a little?

Even if we want to continue to support the Niuhulu clan, aren't there others without Alinga?

But after hearing what his troublesome son Yinzhen said, Kangxi's face couldn't be any darker.

He wished he could stuff him back into Concubine Yi's belly. He didn't want this unfilial and annoying son anymore!

However, seeing Yinzhen's tears streaming down his face, he decided to let Yinzhen go this time.

If he shows disrespect to his royal father like this again next time, I will let him know what filial piety is!

When Kangxi was considering candidates, Yinreng recommended Ebilun's sixth son, Niuhulu Yinde.

This was something Yinreng and Faka had discussed in advance.

Yinreng had already prepared the reason in mind.

So when Kangxi asked him why, he talked to Khan Ama about his thoughts.

Both Faka and Alinga were stripped of their titles, which shows that they had made mistakes before, and it would be inappropriate for them to inherit the title at this time.

Niuhulu Yanzhu, the second oldest son, has been in poor health in recent years and has few children. He now has only one son and one daughter.

As for Niuhulu Fubao, who is ranked third, his wife was implicated by Alinga this time, so he is not a good candidate for the title.

What's more, his offspring are not as good as Yanzhu's. Fubao now has only one son.

In the end, there was only one Niuhulu Yinde left.

Born in the ninth year of the Kangxi reign, he is now 25 years old, in the prime of his life. He already has three sons, and at his age, he will have more children in the future.

Yinreng's words were well-reasoned and he did not favor Fakha, which made Kangxi very satisfied.

After thinking for a moment, he adopted Yinreng's opinion.

He also immediately issued an order that the third-class guard Niuhulu Yinde would inherit the first-class duke title left by his father.

Inside the First-Class Duke's residence, the eunuch who announced the imperial edict read the imperial edict, congratulated the new First-Class Duke Yin De, received the big red envelope, and left the First-Class Duke's residence with a smile on his face.

(Why not a first-class mansion?)

(A little science: According to Qing Dynasty regulations, only the homes of the princes, heirs, dukes, beile, beizi, princesses, as well as the zhenguogong and fuguogong, all of whom were members of the imperial clan, were qualified to be publicly called "fu". The first-class dukes were princes of different surnames, and their residences could not be called "fu". According to regulations, they could use the word "di".)

(Small correction: The heroine’s maiden home, Guaerjia Mansion, should also be called “zhai” or “di” to be more correct.)

Alinga glared at Yin De, who had picked up the bargain and whom he had never taken seriously, with a dark look on his face.

Then he turned around and looked at Uya fiercely.

"go back!"

If the evidence this woman gave me wasn't flawed, I wouldn't have started a scene right there in front of the Imperial Concubine's funeral hall.

[Even Yin De, a bastard, was given a title!]

Uya's face turned pale and she thought about how to excuse herself.

After everyone left, Yin De followed Faka to the study.

Faka patted Yin De and said with a smile, "It's finally done."

Yin De always felt that it was a little unreal that the title suddenly fell upon him.

He nodded blankly.