Inheritance is a rather complicated issue.
It can be understood as the transmission of ideas, the succession of mantle, or the continuation of bloodline.
Kong Hanan was accepting the inheritance from Emperor Ziwei, Kong Sheng was arranging his own inheritance, and the inheritance of the Da Qi royal family was almost gone.
The second generation has already started to regret...
He regretted giving Buddhism such a high status.
The second emperor originally thought that the aristocratic families would join forces with the weakened Taoism to target Buddhism, and then he would sit on the mountain and watch the fight between the two, thus balancing the two.
But he didn't expect...
The Taoist monks dared not even fart!
They even took sick leave and left the court!
That would be fine, but the aristocratic families who were regarded as tigers by the young emperor, although they pointed their spearheads at Buddhism, their targets were not limited to Buddhism!
The Xiang family of Huaiyang County is the answer given by the aristocratic families.
The slogan is "clear the court"!
This is an armed insurrection! This is treason!!!
At first, the little emperor was very angry.
But after that, he couldn't get angry anymore.
Several elders of the Buddhist sect brought all the necessary documents and handed them to him respectfully.
Buddhism wants him to appoint Xiang as the King of Chu!
It's the most ridiculous thing in the world!
How could the Second Emperor agree?
So, he was respectfully asked to "think it over" in the imperial study...
This isn’t “think twice”; this is house arrest!
The little emperor then realized that he had been controlled by Buddhism and turned into a human-shaped seal.
The Buddhist sect did not become hostile to the aristocratic families as he wished. Instead, they formed an alliance with the aristocratic families by using an imperial decree...
The Second Emperor had no choice but to finally agree after being persuaded by Zhao Yao.
He couldn't be trapped in the imperial study forever.
But after leaving the imperial study, the little emperor still could not do whatever he wanted.
There are always "travelers" by his side, "protecting" his safety, and there are always "monks" around him, "chanting scriptures and praying for him."
The Buddhist reason is also reasonable.
The imperial city of Luoyang is not protected by a large formation like Linzi.
The Great Qi is in turmoil now, so be careful of assassins.
As for praying?
Of course it is because the current emperor has no bloodline inheritance, which is considered unfilial in the minds of the Middle-earth people and will cause the gods to despise him!
So they chanted scriptures and prayed to the Buddha to bless the emperor.
Thinking of the blood inheritance, the little emperor couldn't help but drop the wine glass in his hand again.
The Crown Princess, whom he once hated, can no longer be seen even if he wants to.
There is not even a single palace maid in the entire palace!
The Buddhist monks euphemistically said that it was for the emperor's safety and cultivation...
Screw safety and cultivation!
This is to wipe out the Jiang family lineage! !
The royal family committed the great sin of having no heirs. Don’t you Buddhists have any part in the cause and effect?
The falling wine glass did not cause any disturbance to the Buddhist chanting in the hall. The monks continued to chant their scriptures, not caring at all.
The little emperor drank too much and was a little drunk. The faint Buddhist chanting was really disturbing. He held his breath and shouted loudly.
"Someone, come here! Get these bald guys out of here!"
The guards outside the door didn't move, as if they hadn't heard anything.
The monks inside all have cultivation skills. At best, they are experts in body building and cannot be provoked...
Endless sadness surged in the little emperor's heart.
He had clearly ascended to the highest position, so why was this happening?!
It was not like this when his father was alive!
He clearly inherited the country's destiny!
Thinking of this, the little emperor's eyes suddenly lit up.
He is protected by the national destiny, and these villains can't do anything to him!
"Ahhh! I'm going to fight you bunch of foreign thieves!!"
He rushed towards the monks who were chanting scriptures with his fangs and claws bared, but was blocked by the golden light five steps away. He could not move forward and instead felt dizzy.
Fahua, who was in charge of "accompanying the study", sighed.
"Your Majesty is drunk. Please return to your bedroom and rest. We will take our leave."
The little emperor is annoyed, and Fahua is also annoyed...
This time, the task he received was to try to plant the seeds of Buddha in the little emperor.
But the mark Jiang Xiaobai had left on his son was too deep, and he didn't know how long it would take to heal him...
Never mind, one day of grinding time won’t make a difference.
The entire imperial city is under the control of Buddhism, and the little emperor cannot cause any rebellion.
With a flash of golden light, the little emperor was gently pushed back onto the dragon throne. Without any other movement, the little emperor lay motionless.
Those monks couldn't do anything to him, but he also couldn't do anything to these "high monks" who were well versed in Buddhism...
"I'm sorry... I'm sorry..."
Fahua shook his head and led the team out of the imperial city.
As he was leaving, he saw the chief eunuch Zhao Yao driving a carriage into the palace gate.
A carriage is a horse-drawn carriage used to transport goods, and it is filled with various goods.
Zhao Yao even pulled the carriage away, stood respectfully by the roadside, and saluted Fahua.
These monks have no official status and cannot enter or exit through the main gate. Although the imperial city is under their control, they still have to do the superficial work.
In addition to being the Imperial Chariot Commander, Zhao Yao also served as the General Manager of Internal Affairs and often went out of the palace to make purchases. This was a side door of the palace and also where goods were purchased. It was not surprising that Fahua met him.
But he was a little surprised to find that there was a person hiding under the cargo in the carriage.
It seems that the little emperor is not giving up yet.
Fahua did not point it out, but returned the greeting slightly with the monks and left.
Zhao Yao breathed a sigh of relief and drove back to the palace via a shortcut.
He had spent his entire life in the palace and was an ignorant man. He had heard many stories about these masters and was deeply afraid of being seen through by the group of monks.
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