Yusui Chang'an

Chapter 1129 Exchange of Stewards
When this was said, everyone in the hall was surprised. They just swapped the heads of the Ministry of Justice and the Ministry of Personnel? Wasn't this too much of a joke?

After careful consideration, I felt that this move was not only not a joke, but also very smart:

Not only can it promote government affairs efficiently, but it can also make those who are fighting for party positions feel insecure, and who knows when the master will change...

It seems that the three kings' factionalism is too excessive. Not only do they fight openly and secretly in private, but they also extend their hands to government affairs. Your Majesty is annoyed, so he has to use a surprising tactic to give them a warning.

The officials who knew the emperor's thoughts understood the emperor's actions and his deeper thoughts:
As the saying goes, one must first stabilize the country before fighting against foreign enemies. Now that we are about to take action in Mobei, the political situation must naturally be stabilized quickly. Your Majesty will turn a blind eye to the private party struggles, but will never allow them to affect the political situation.

The crown prince's smug look just now disappeared. The Ministry of Personnel is in charge of the promotion of officials and is very important to the court. How can it be compared to the Ministry of Justice?

What's more, with Chu Chengyao's cunning, if he wanted to take advantage of the opportunity to trip him up, not only would the Minister of Personnel be replaced, it is also possible that he would take the opportunity to implicate him. He would really be picking up sesame seeds and losing watermelons, a huge loss.

Chu Chengyao, who suddenly saw the light at the end of the tunnel, was also stunned for a moment when he heard this:
My father is actually willing to give the Ministry of Personnel to me?
When he reacted, he immediately felt that there must be a deeper meaning behind it. No matter what he thought in his heart, he still calmly accepted the order.

Waving his hand to stop the prince from speaking, the emperor looked at the Minister of Dali Temple and asked about the results of the thorough investigation of Prince Qi.

The Dali Temple official handed over the memorial that the emperor had already read, and stated the contents of the investigation in a righteous manner:
Zhao Xian sneaked into Xian Yao Lou and waited for an opportunity to poison the wedding banquet at the General's Mansion. After the incident, the whereabouts of Zhao Xian were traced and it was found that he had close contacts with Feng Xun. When interrogating Feng Xun, he denied knowing Zhao Xian, misleading the Dali Temple into thinking that Feng Xun refused to plead guilty, and almost misjudged the case.

Later, after a thorough investigation at the Dali Temple, it was discovered that Zhao Xian had discovered that Chu Chengping liked to read some landscape books, so he used the pseudonym Li Zheng to collect such books and get close to Chu Chengping's close follower Feng Xun.

Feng Xun had no idea that the so-called "Li Zheng" had bad intentions, and he was caught off guard by him and bought books for Chu Chengping many times, which created the illusion that Feng Xun and Zhao Xian were familiar with each other.

From this, it can be seen that Zhao Xian or his master behind the scenes was suspected of deliberately framing the King of Qi.

After the facts were ascertained and there was solid evidence, the emperor personally ordered that Feng Xun be released without charge. The Ministry of Rites reported that the princesses of Pingnan and Yeliang were frightened by the kidnapping of criminals yesterday and proposed to return to the court in the near future.

The emperor reprimanded the capital's guards for their poor performance and ordered the Jingzhao Yinfu to capture the criminals within three days and give an explanation to the two countries.

As for Yeliang and Pingnan's request to return to the court, the emperor did not make it difficult. He only said that after the criminals were caught, the envoys of the two countries would be sent away from the capital.

After finishing his government affairs, the emperor was about to leave the court. He heard an official report on the whereabouts of the top scholar Lin Jinan, but no instructions had been given yet. The emperor tapped his forehead and said:

"I have been so busy with court affairs lately that I actually forgot about this matter."

After asking for a few suitable positions, none of them were currently vacant. Before his three sons could ask for someone, the emperor said casually:

"Since there is no vacant position, let him come to the Imperial Academy first and talk to me. He is still young and quite talented, and I like him."

The prince, who had been planning for a long time, said anxiously:

"Father, the Ministry of Rites is still short of a chief. Lin Jinan is very talented and will definitely be able to take on the position."

Chu Chengye was not willing to be outdone, so he recommended Lin Jinan to work in the Ministry of Industry.

The two of them tried their best to persuade him, saying that they were wholeheartedly working for the country and that a talent like Lin Jinan should not be wasted.