In any case, after Prince Anqing left, Yinreng was still summoned by Emperor Kangxi and severely criticized.
He created this mess himself, so let him sort it out quickly and stop bothering himself with this.
After all, she was the Crown Princess he was going to marry. If he couldn't even handle this matter properly, and couldn't coordinate the relationship with his Crown Princess's maternal grandparents' family, then what else could he expect from her?
Meanwhile, Jingrou had just entered the princess's residence.
Although Minghui might only stay in the capital for about a year before returning to Khorchin with her husband, since her husband was the future heir of Khorchin, staying in the capital was definitely not a solution. However, Emperor Kangxi still provided the conditions to build a princess's residence. It wasn't particularly troublesome, as princess residences were usually converted from previous residences.
In fact, land in Beijing is now extremely valuable, and there is very little space available for building houses, especially in good locations.
Nowadays, if the emperor wants to reward an official or bestow a residence upon his daughter, it is usually a converted mansion.
However, this also broke the precedent of the emperor valuing the princesses.
After all, in the past, princesses would definitely leave with their husbands' families after marriage. There was no such thing as the emperor going to the trouble of preparing a house for them in the capital.
In fact, there was a similar tradition during the Ming Dynasty. If the emperor was reluctant to part with the princesses, he might let them stay in the capital. However, the Qing Dynasty has not been established for very long, especially in the first few decades, and it still needed a lot of help from Mongolia.
Therefore, marriage alliances with Mongolia were very frequent, and the princesses mostly married there, rarely returning.
Antula didn't mind living in Minghui's house. The Mongols weren't the type to be obsessed with saving face; they cared most about practicality. Now that the Emperor was willing to give the princess her own house, it showed that the Emperor valued the couple. So why not? With this house, he would only be happy and wouldn't feel dissatisfied or think that the Emperor was wary of him!
“It’s been quite a while since I’ve called you over for a proper chat! I just finished packing up my things here, and I definitely need to invite all the sisters over for a get-together another day!” Minghui smiled and held Jingrou’s hand. Her face was rosy and her eyes were bright, and she looked like she was living a very good life.
Of course it's good.
She even felt that her life was better now than it was in the palace. After all, when she was in the palace, she had to serve the Empress Dowager often and learn a lot of things, including paying respects to the Khan. The rules were very complicated.
But things are different now. Although she has her parents-in-law, they are not around now. The emperor is far away, and although there are many things to adapt to and learn after joining the palace, including managing the accounts, she has already encountered many of these things in the palace, so she is doing them with ease. Her husband is also very considerate, and life couldn't be more comfortable!
"Sure, I just didn't want to disturb you since you're newly married. If you told me now, I guarantee a lot of people would want to get together!" Jingrou said with a smile.
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