Recreating the prosperous Tang begins with summoning players

Chapter 710 Khan wants to study

Speaking of his students, Li Mi could only stand up and bow down to apologize.

In the Tang Dynasty, the prime ministers discussed matters while sitting, and the so-called prime ministers discussed the Tao while sitting.

The King of Yue helped Li Mi up first and said, "A teacher is a teacher, and a student is a student. What are Gu Kuang and Bi Gong doing?"

Li Mi said earnestly: "Gu Kuang discussed the state affairs indiscriminately, which caused turmoil in the court, and the laziness of teaching and laziness of the teacher, the minister pleaded guilty."

But Li Tan helped Li Mi to sit down and said: "Our Tang Dynasty is not a big man, why do you want to commit the same crime as the criminal, if you count it this way, if you abolish the prince and break the law, don't you want to blame the emperor?"

The political hall was silent for a while.

Li Tan said again: "Furthermore, in the current court where teachers and students are united together, the ethos of treating the teacher as the king cannot be increased. Since this ethos is to be rectified, the students' affairs have nothing to do with the master!"

"Besides, Gu Kuang just did what the censor was supposed to do, so he's not guilty."

After finalizing the matter of Gu Kuang, this matter is considered to be over, and the political affairs hall began to discuss the matter of abolishing the crown prince.

The King of Yue continued to ask: "Didn't Dali Temple already convict the crime of abolishing the crown prince?"

Li Mi replied: "I have already been convicted."

"Since you have been convicted, then publish the crime and the emperor's imperial edict, so that the whole world will know why the crown prince was abolished."

Hearing what Li Tan said, all the prime ministers breathed a sigh of relief.

The reason why these ministers have been unable to make a decision is because only the current emperor and future emperor can do the matter of advising the prince.

Li Mi also breathed a sigh of relief, but he continued to clasp his hands and asked, "The abolished prince has already been convicted, so what about the people in the prince's mansion?"

Everyone in the Prince's Mansion is naturally referring to the concubine and children of the deposed prince Li Chu.

In history, Li Chu gave birth to a full 21 sons. Now he has not been able to become emperor, and he has five sons under his knees.

When the prince was abolished, the original princess and the son of the prince became sensitive.

Li Tan said indifferently: "Can the Sanfa Division find out that the crimes committed by the Crown Prince are related to the Crown Princess?"

"The abolished princess is ignorant."

"May it be related to the deposed prince?"

"You are young, and you don't know it."

"Since you don't know, why pursue it?"

The prime ministers immediately understood King Yue's attitude, and if they don't pursue it, then it's over.

But Li Tan said again: "However, the clan still needs to be reformed. We will talk about this matter later, and first discuss the matter of Taiwan's remonstrance."

From the morning meeting to the evening, the prime ministers came out of the Yanying Hall.

The final result was finally negotiated.

The leader of Yushitai is Yushi Zhongcheng, and the king of Yue brought Yushi Zhongcheng into the political affairs hall in order to promote Yushitai.

However, although Yushi Zhongcheng entered the Zhengshitang, he did not have the right to discuss politics and revise memorials in the Zhengshitang, and could only watch when voting in the Zhengshitang.

However, when King Yue held the meeting of Yanying Hall in the future, Censor Zhongcheng was also qualified to attend.

The power of the censor Zhongcheng has increased, but the rank of the censor has not changed.

The censor is mainly held by young imperial examination officials, which is almost the tradition of future dynasties.

Young officials dare to fight and rush, they don't have so many scruples in the officialdom, and they are relatively pure.

In the case of maintaining the current scale of Taiwan's remonstrance, each censor is equipped with enough officials.

What Li Tan proposed was that a knife and pen official who was proficient in criminal names was the clerk of the censor and was responsible for providing legal counsel to the censor.

The three law divisions originally included the Yushitai, and the new Yushi had to learn the laws of the Tang Dynasty. It is understandable to equip the Yushi with a legal assistant.

In addition, the Yushi is assigned an official as a affairs officer to be responsible for administrative chores, so that the Yushi can focus more on his own work.

Then imitate the Dali Temple, and assign each censor eight more attendants. These attendants can be recruited by the censor themselves, and their salaries will be paid by the imperial court, or the imperial court can select capable old men from Jingzhao Mansion or Dali Temple. Officials come.

Each censor can investigate independently, and if there is not enough manpower, you can apply for more manpower from censor Zhongcheng.

Yushi Zhongcheng is in charge of Taiwan's admonishment, but he cannot intervene in the specific investigation work of each censor.

However, in the future, when the censor admonishes the emperor and impeaches ministers, he must produce conclusive evidence.

If the evidence is insufficient or other officials are framed, they will also be dismissed and questioned.

Then it is to clarify the number of years of serving as the censor, with five years as a period, during which the censor cannot be transferred or promoted, but if the censor does not violate the criminal law within five years, he cannot be dismissed.

But after five years, Yushi must come out of Yushitai, and Yushi Zhongcheng must be replaced every five years. This is also to prevent someone from controlling Yushi's procuratorial power for a long time.

Although the prime ministers were a little reluctant about the reform plan of the King of Yue, they were still persuaded by the King of Yue.

The censors in the past were very annoying. They were like flies. Once something happened in the court, they would surround them. If they encountered a strong prime minister, they would not be too lethal, but they were very annoying.

Moreover, this kind of scholarly discussion is also very troublesome. There are often court ministers who are annoyed by the censor and finally resign.

After the king of Yue reformed Taiwan's advice, he strengthened Yushitai's ability to investigate and collect information, but also required Yushitai to have sufficient evidence when impeaching ministers.

Now, although the censors are no longer flies, but they are equipped with enough officials and have the investigation power beyond the court, these censors are not as simple as flies.

All the prime ministers were thinking about how to be cautious in their words and deeds in the future, and more importantly, how to restrain their family members, and how to install and win over some of their own people in Yushitai.

Rubbing his temples, he finally carried out the restructuring of Yushitai.

In fact, with Li Tan's authority, he can completely bypass the Zhengshitang to implement it, but this will break his own rules.

Strengthening the Zhengshitang is Li Tan's goal, but it is also necessary to limit the power of the prime minister, which requires a stronger Yushitai.

Moreover, Li Tan is also annoyed to death by the annoying fly Yushi. Since he entered Chang'an, people have been writing letters, either to persuade him to join or to persuade himself. Dare to do it.

Instead of making them stare at these things, give them something to do.

Li Tan thought for a while, and then wrote down what happened today. Of course, he added a lot of exaggerated descriptions, as if he frightened the prime ministers with a shock of his tiger body, and then the prime ministers admired him and immediately agreed. Li Tan's reform plan.

In fact, Li Tan had to argue with the prime ministers for a day before he reluctantly got Zhengshitang to agree to the plan.

This modified letter was sent to Li Guangqin on the grassland through the player.

Recently, Li Guangqin's life is going well. After the hunting in Beiting last time, the emperor's brother frightened all the tribes in the grassland, and used trade to tie the necks of the three major tribes. These days, the grassland has calmed down a lot.

"mother!"

A child of seven or eight years old rushed into Li Guangqin's tent, saw that Li Guangqin was reading a letter, and happily joined him.

This child is He Moda, the son of Mou Yu Khan and his concubine Ji, who is also the Khan of the Uighurs today.

He Moda was born to Mou Yu Khan's concubine, and his mother died of dystocia when giving birth to him.

Therefore Mou Yu Khan hated this son and never had any affection for him.

After Li Guangqin came to the grassland, he first tried his best to make He Moda the new Khan, and then treated him as his son and raised him himself.

He Moda lost his mother since childhood, and was not loved by his father Khan. It can be said that his childhood was very hard.

After Li Guangqin came, he not only regarded him as his own son, but also personally taught him knowledge. He Moda, who was just seven years old, soon regarded Li Guangqin as his mother.

I don't know what kind of spell the emperor used to be able to send messages between the grassland and Chang'an.

During these days, Li Guangqin often wrote letters to Li Tan. Li Tan talked about what he had seen and heard about Chang'an and the progress of countering the rebellion. Every time he could hear news about his father Pu Gu Huai'en, Li Guangqin felt relieved.

And Li Guangqin will choose some interesting stories on the grassland, and at the same time, he will also write some of his own views on the court affairs written by Li Tan.

Li Guangqin has a good sense of politics, and has learned a lot of modern political knowledge from Lu Anya, and has honed his skills on the cruel grassland. He often has some opinions that make Li Tan's eyes shine.

He Moda used the Chinese etiquette to let Li Guang kiss the mother to salute, and then couldn't hold back the child's temper, and looked curiously at the letter in Li Guang's hand.

"Mother, is it another letter from my uncle?"

Li Guangqin folded the letter and said with a smile, "Your uncle told you to study hard."

Hearing reading, He Moda lowered his head again.

My mother is good at everything, but she likes reading too much!

He Moda thought in his heart, after he took over the government, everyone must study!

My companions can ride horses and archery outside from morning to night every day, but I can only play for half a day!

No, let them go back to study!

The last time He Moda met Li Tan when he was hunting in Beiting, he saw the three big Yehu who had been aggressive when his father Khan was in power, and he didn't dare to show his air in front of this uncle, so he made this uncle from now on. A majestic uncle as an idol.

Every time Li Guangqin wrote a letter, he would ask Li Guangqin to read Changan to him, Li Tan would also talk about He Moda in the letter, and Li Guangqin would read it to him.

"Mom, what does Chang'an look like?"

Li Guangqin fell into memories, Chang'an was not her hometown, and she hadn't been in Chang'an for a long time.

But Chang'an also left a deep impression on her, becoming a place she often thinks of in her dreams.

"Chang'an, wait a minute."

Li Guangqin ordered the maid to bring over an unfinished painting, which Li Guangqin and Lu Anya drew by himself after learning oil painting.

This oil painting has not been completed yet, but the majestic palace walls, the rising eaves, and the bustling market can already be seen.

He Moda looked at the oil painting and couldn't help being infatuated. It took him a long time before he said:
"Mum, when can we go to Chang'an!"

Li Guang touched He Moda's head and said, "Your uncle said that when you are older, you can go to the Imperial College to study, and then you can go to Chang'an."

"Study again? Do you want to go to Chang'an to study?"

Seeing He Moda's unhappy expression again, Li Guang said with a straight face, "Your father, your grandfather, died young because they didn't study. Do you want to follow in their footsteps?"

"Read! Mom, I want to read!"

(End of this chapter)