The medical concubine dominates the world

Chapter 93

Chapter 93

In the early morning of the next day, the censor officials of Qin Xiang's faction wrote letters one after another, impeaching Xiao Jiu'an, the king of Yanbei, for riding horses in the street, lynching civilians without authorization, abusing power in the army, and avenging private revenge.

In addition, some officials impeached King Yanbei for deceiving the emperor, saying that Xiao Jiuan's poisoning was planned by himself, in order to avoid the emperor's investigation and cover up his indiscriminate killing of innocent people in southern Xinjiang.

The censor is not the Ministry of Punishment. They have always adhered to the principle of impeaching ministers on hearing the wind, and they don't need evidence. As long as they hear the wind, as long as there are reasons and evidence.

It's the same today, the censor didn't produce any substantive evidence, but what he said was well-founded, which gradually shook many ministers who didn't know the truth.

Especially the last one, Xiao Jiuan pretended to be poisoned. Although there was no real evidence, half of the ministers couldn't help but think so under the iron mouth of the censor.

After all, the timing of Xiao Jiuan's poisoning was too coincidental, and the time of detoxification was also too coincidental.

Three months ago, Xiao Jiu'an won a great victory in southern Xinjiang, and became famous all over the world for a while. The emperor summoned him back to Beijing to return to his command.On the way, as soon as a censor got wind that he was being impeached for indiscriminately killing ordinary people in southern Xinjiang, he was poisoned, and the impeachment was nothing.

The poisoning coma lasted for several months, and the doctors were helpless. Just when everyone was about to give up on him and carve up the Yanbei Army, Xiao Jiuan suddenly woke up and declared that the poison had been cured. caught off guard.

The officials of Xiao Jiu'an's lineage originally wanted to submit a proposal to propose a reward, but unfortunately they were preempted by Qin Xiang's people, so they had to press their own papers and defend Xiao Jiuan first.

Riding horses in the street, using lynchings, and abusing power are not mentioned. Officials in Xiao Jiu'an's line only mentioned his poisoning.

"That day when King Yanbei was poisoned, not only the imperial physicians in the palace went to diagnose one by one, but even some famous doctors in Beijing also came to diagnose King Yanbei. The fact that King Yanbei was poisoned is an undeniable fact, and you can't tolerate slander. "

Most of Xiao Jiuan's officials are military generals, and most of the literati are noble. They have always disdain to be with generals, and it is even more impossible to stand by Xiao Jiuan, a king of a different surname who holds a heavy soldier. Therefore, their defense is a little less forceful, but a little more Straightforward.

As soon as the words fell, officials from Qin Xiang's faction seized on them: "Master Zhou, you have said the wrong thing. The official never said that King Yanbei was not poisoned. The official just suspected that the poison on his body was caused by him. Next. After all, in southern Xinjiang, poisonous weeds, insects and snakes are everywhere, and King Yanbei has been stationed in southern border before, so it is normal to understand the poison of southern border."

"What do you mean by that? Even the imperial physicians haven't diagnosed any poison, so you know that the poison in the prince is related to southern Xinjiang?" Although Mr. Zhou is a civil servant, he was transferred from a military profession, and he is not good at verbal disputes.

"Yes or no, I'm afraid I can only ask King Yanbei himself." The people in Qin Xiang's hands have pitfalls in every sentence, and every sentence has a meaning. Although the general is not good at verbal disputes, it does not mean They had no brains, seeing that what the other party said was a trap, so they simply bypassed the matter and did not mention it.

"The person who detoxified the prince is Princess Yanbei. Everyone knows that Princess Yanbei once cured the emperor of a strange poison. If you have any questions, you can ask Princess Yanbei." Princess Bei is the daughter of Master Ji, so she will never be inferior to these literati.

Seeing the officials from Yanbei Wang's lineage mentioning Ji Yunkai, Ji Dishi was secretly annoyed, and quietly glanced at the emperor, and sure enough, he saw that the emperor's expression was serious, as if displeased.

"Husband and wife are one, Princess Yanbei naturally speaks for King Yanbei, her words are not trustworthy." A minister said that there are not many people who know what happened in the palace yesterday.

Although the details are not known, everyone knows that King Chongguan of Yanbei became a confidante in anger.

Sixteen or seventeen-year-old daughters are the most stupid and easy to deceive. Princess Yanbei is still young. How can she not fall in love with the handsome and domineering King Yanbei?
After what happened yesterday, it is known without asking that Princess Yanbei must be facing King Yanbei.

"You, you are arguing!" The officials of Xiao Jiu'an's line, facing the shameless censors, were so angry that they wanted to hit someone, but this was in the main hall, and they couldn't do anything no matter how angry they were.

A general was so angry that he jumped out and said, "What evidence do you have that can prove that the poison that King Yanbei was poisoned has something to do with Southern Xinjiang?"

"What evidence do you have that can prove that the poison that King Yanbei was poisoned has nothing to do with Southern Xinjiang?" Yu Shi changed his words and easily threw the problem back.

"I, we..." The general was at a loss for words and was speechless.

They have no proof.

"Since you can't prove it, what are you talking about?" Yu Shi gained the upper hand. In order to maintain his literati demeanor, although he didn't put on a complacent face, the expression was disgusting enough.

After the censors gained the upper hand, they did not stop there, but continued to play: "Your Majesty, I suspect that the poison that King Yanbei and your Majesty were poisoned is related to Southern Xinjiang. I implore the Emperor to investigate clearly."

"The king of Yanbei used lynching, rode horses in the street, avenged private revenge, bullied others, and behaved badly. I implore the emperor to punish him severely."

"King Yanbei..."

The censors of the Yushitai, you say what you say, and you say that Xiao Jiuan is heinous, as if not killing him is not enough for the common people to be angry.

All the generals were so angry that their eyes almost popped out, they wanted to jump out to defend Xiao Jiu'an several times, but when they thought about the disastrous defeat in the debate with Yu Shi just now, they held back again.

They couldn't produce evidence to prove that these things had nothing to do with the prince, but these censors could only talk about it, and they couldn't produce evidence to prove that these things had something to do with their prince.

The censors all condemned him. As an emperor who aspires to be an enlightened, wise, and benevolent monarch, he naturally would not ignore the suggestions of the ministers, and immediately ordered Xiao Jiuan to go to court tomorrow to defend himself.

Xiao Jiuan is a king with a different surname, and his fief is in Yanbei, which is close to Nanjiang and Beichen. Although he has a mansion in Beijing, he has always been stationed at the border, so naturally he doesn't have to go to court every day like a Beijing official.

What happened in the court, Xiao Jiu'an only found out about it afterwards, and when he learned that the emperor wanted him to go to the court to clarify, Xiao Jiu'an sneered: "Your Majesty, the more frustrated you are, the more courageous you are."

It seems that what happened yesterday not only did not act as a warning, but instead angered the emperor.

The steward quietly raised his head to look at Xiao Jiu'an, and said worriedly: "My lord, the emperor has made it clear that he wants to punish you, so I'm afraid we won't mention the reward again."

The emperor summoned Xiao Jiu'an to lead his troops back to the capital in the name of rewarding the Yanbei Army for its great victory. Now it seems that this incident was a conspiracy from the beginning, a conspiracy against the Yanbei Palace.

Your majesty, I'm afraid they won't let their princes return to the fief again!
(End of this chapter)