Empress Xiaozhao

C166 Townsend's case

"The late Liu Youqing's son Liu Biyuan, Jia Liang Qi's son Jia Wen Yu, Song Ren's son Song Zu, Li Zu Bai's son Li Shi, and Tang Ruowang's foster son Pan have all made their decisions."

This case had a lot of implications, it could be said that Tang Ruowang's case, had more than a hundred dead people. Because the day of execution needed to be coordinated once again, both Tang Ruowang and Nan Huairen were imprisoned after being tortured.

After the Beijing earthquake, Tang Ruowang was pardoned, and only Li Zubai and the other officials of Qintian prison were killed. There was also the work of the empress dowager. Back then, the Empress Dowager Zhao Sheng was in a hurry and it was all thanks to Tang Ruowang's treatment.

It wasn't because the empress dowager felt grateful towards Tang Ruowang, but because she knew that if there were any more illnesses in the future, the imperial physician might not be able to cure them.

After saving Tang Ruowang, perhaps he could even receive a guarantee for his own body in the future.

Who wouldn't want to live for so long? People with high statuses valued their lives even more.

Although in the end, Ao Bai compromised and did not kill Nan Huairen and the others. However, the new calendar will be abolished.

Because of Ao Bai, Yang Guang took the position of Qintian prison first, with Wu Mingjing as the supervisor, and Yang Guang's position as the official represented the victory of the old calendar, finally using the old techniques.

The old calendar was written during the Ming Dynasty and has been in use for many years, but no one has made too much of it.

Because of the severe punishment, Tang Ruowang had no choice but to lie on the sickbed. Meanwhile, the Belgian missionary Nan Huairen and others who held the new method fought with Yang Guang who held the old one.

Yang Guangxun thought that he had won, but didn't expect Nan Huairen to be so stubborn. In November of 2007, the Special Representative made two practical observations and proved that the new method was superior to the old one.

It was also because the emperor could no longer tolerate Ao Bai, the mastermind behind this, provoking him. Thus, seven years later, the emperor finally could not wait any longer and wanted to take action.

Yang Guang was stripped of his position, the Emperor appointed Nan Huairen as Qintian prison's assistant, Kang Xi had been stripped of his position for eight years. After nine years of's return, the new law finally defeated the old law.

Only, Tang Ruowang was already dead. While he was still alive, the grievances that Tang Ruowang had suffered had been wiped away by the emperor. But as a person who worshipped Jesus, Nan Huairen still felt that he couldn't be accepted by God.

This kind of thing, chilled Nan Huairen's heart a little.

It was obviously impossible to get rid of these days. However, it was not like there was no chance of success. had followed the Sand Russian mission to visit this place for fifteen years.

Nan Huairen felt that he had finally seen hope. As long as he could help the Jesuits reach the trade route from the east to the desert to Europe, Nan Huairen felt that he would be able to obtain the salvation of the Lord.

During the months that Nan Huairen stayed in the capital, he did a lot of translation work.

As an interpreter, he attended bilateral talks between China and Russia and translated some official documents. He sent letters from the Tsar to the emperor.

The 12 negotiating platforms proposed by the Russian ambassador and the officials of the Great Qing were translated into Chinese, and some of the documents were translated into Latin.

They treated these items as blueprints to gain the trust of both sides. It was just that what Nan Huairen wanted was a higher position in the Jesuit Church and the will of God.

Nan Huairen hoped to open up a line of communication for the Jesuits from Europe to the east, passing through Russia.

This was the only demand the Jesuits had given to expand Europe's power in the east, using Russia as a channel and bridge.

For the benefit of the Jesuits, Nan Huairen was looking for an opportunity to enter Moscow.

So he told the Russian envoys about the diplomatic activities of the Qing dynasty, which Xuan Ye had placed his trust in them, in order to let them know the purpose of the Chinese side.

In Nan Huairen's opinion, sacrificing some Eastern interests for the benefit of the Russian Federation and the Jesuits was fine.

Just as Nicola was about to return, Nan Huairen asked her to bring a letter to the Tsar.

In his letter, he stressed that he knew many languages and that, for the good of Christianity, he himself was willing to serve the tsar. He also presented his Latin works and The Complete Map of the Universe as gifts.

Only, Nan Huairen's plans were put on hold because of the war.

From then on, the relationship between Great Qing and Sha Russia became more and more tense. Finally, it was the time for war to break out, and it was only until Kang Xi's 24th year that a new situation arose, opening the door to negotiations once again.

This was also Nan Huairen's only chance. Even if Nan Huairen was severely ill, he had a clear understanding of the background of the upcoming negotiations between the two sides.

He knew that Russia had been at war in Europe for years, and that it was impossible for it to go to war in the East, so it was only possible to pursue trade interests in the East.

From his many years of understanding of the emperor, Nan Huairen clearly understood that Xuan Ye did not want to fight nor did he want to trade.

As the emperor, Xuan Ye's goal was very clear. He only wanted to isolate the land that he believed to belong to the Great Qing from the Russian forces and ensure the safety of these areas.

More importantly, the emperor was somewhat tired of this endless war. Xuanye's main objective is to close the Mongol and Heilongjiang basins, not allowing Russia to enter.

Therefore, after years of research, Nan Huairen knew that the two nations did not want war, but sought peace was their common goal, and that this goal was precisely what the Jesuits wanted.

To open up the Romano-Shao-Oriental road traffic, in order to obtain gold and silver, as well as Oriental spices. Therefore, Nan Huairen thought, if the Jesuits can mediate in this border negotiation.

If he could once again use his diplomatic talents to bring peace and peace to both countries, then both countries would be grateful to the Jesuits and their status would rise.

Then, the purpose of his path of trade would be much more convenient and quickly realized.

When Nalan Mingzhu found Nan Huairen, it was also the reason why Nan Huairen did not decline.

"This is impossible, even the Emperor would not agree. Sir Nan, could it be that you have other plans? " Ming Zhu heard Sha Ao's words, he was actually planning to take over yaxa for himself.

The emperor would naturally not agree to such a thing. Nan Huairen should have stopped him immediately. However, Nan Huairen didn't say anything.

Not only did he not say it, he even helped translate it. Nalan Mingzhu followed Kang Xi's instructions and rebutted Sha Russia's nonsense.

Ming Zhu said: "The Great Qing is heading towards a place where there is no invasion, but the people of the Mu Clan are firing their guns without reason, killing me and my men who live in the yaxa. They are also repeatedly taking me in and running away."

Even though these issues had yet to be resolved, the Russian side thought that the two countries were safe and sound, to the point that they could negotiate with each other. It was quite laughable.

"If your country cannot give a satisfactory answer, then your majesty means that there is no need to talk about this matter anymore."

Kang Xi did it for fifteen years because of the Emperor's scruples. The Tsar might take advantage of the situation to rob him. So they compromised and let the border trade continue.

It was now the tsar who had a request from others. Since he had such an aloof attitude, was he asking for something?

Nalan Mingzhu had obtained the full authority of the Emperor, so she naturally didn't need to pay attention to this.

Since the Russian side was no longer sincere, Ming Zhu also did not want to waste time on these people. In any case, there was no need to talk about matters that could be solved by force.

In any case, the Manchu was the world that she would get soon, even though she was going down to rule the world. However, Manchu still did not like it when a gentleman spoke and did not do anything.

Even the crafty Ming Zhu would not like Nan Huairen to be so narrow-minded right now.

"This subject thinks that Nan Huairen might have second thoughts." Ming Zhu told Yue Yang about all the different things that happened in front of the Sha Russian people.

"Your Majesty, although not all of us know the Rakshasi language, there are still some in the Mongolian." Ming Zhu felt that rather than letting Nan Huairen plan things out, it would be better to change people.

What Nan Huairen had done in the Great Qing was not as good as what Tang Ruowang had done. The Emperor was also not as reliant on outsiders like the late Emperor Shun Zhi.

"You don't need to care about this matter. As long as the Russian won't give up, you can decide not to negotiate. "You don't need to report everything to me, I trust you."

Xuan Ye was both trusting and testing Ming Zhu.

As for Nan Huairen, the emperor roughly knew what Nan Huairen meant. Although he had changed the name of the East, just like Tang Ruowang, Nan Huairen only had his adopted son.

In the East, a stranger had no roots, so he naturally did not have a single nostalgic feeling for the East. The Emperor still needed to use Nan Huairen to rope in those missionaries who were still in the east.

Therefore, even if Nan Huairen had a plan in mind, the Emperor would still be able to endure it. After all, Nan Huairen did not have much time left to live.

"This humble subject will take his leave," Ming Zhu received the Emperor's reply, so there was no need for Ming Zhu to stay in front of him.

Ever since Ming Zhu left, the negotiations had entered a stalemate. Ming Zhu was not anxious, since Great Qing was the one with the most authority.

If Sha Russia's ambassador still could not recognize the current situation, Ming Zhu felt that the Great Qing could definitely take back the yaxa by force. Originally, the yaxa was in his hands.

Although he did not know what was going on in Russia, the difference in language did not prevent Ming Zhu from guessing what was going on.

"Respected sir, I apologize to you. It was my fault a few days ago." As the head of the ambassador, Qi Kefu was under a lot of pressure. Nan Huairen had his own plans, Qi Kefu knew that.

But his goal was peace. Now, Russia can no longer participate in the war. Thus, after knowing of Nan Huairen's other plans, Qi Kefu did not have any more patience.

This time he could not fail, this was the final warning given by the Regent. Qi Kefu still wanted to return to Moscow safely to receive the Prince's reward.

"Master Nan, I hope you can understand what His Majesty means. His Majesty the Tsar had been very sincere this time. So, I don't want to screw it up. "

The Tsar Russia believes in the Orthodox Church. Although it has some relationship with the Catholic Church of Jesus, it is nominally a different sect. Therefore, the rule of the Jesuits in Europe did not include the Russian Empire.

If Nan Huairen messed up all of this, it would only be because of his own selfishness. As the ambassador, Qi Kefu had to think of a way to make Nan Huairen lose his favor in front of the Eastern Emperor.

However, luckily, in the end Nan Huairen's body was extremely weak, and this matter was handed over to someone else. The assistant minister of Qintian prison, Xu Risheng.

Kang Xi had lived in Macau for eleven years. The next year, Nan Huairen recommended him to come to the capital to work for the Qintian prison as a music master, to help with the management of the calendar and to be a music teacher at the same time.

There was also research on Oriental music, and every time you heard an Oriental song, you could imitate it. Xu Sunsheng's musical attainments were indeed very high, so he was also teaching at the square.

However, since there were differences between males and females, there was always a barrier that prevented the teaching process.

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