Chapter 2768 Southern King

Although Min Min made up for the missing motherly love after her return.

But her aunt Tian's position in her heart is irreplaceable.

For a long time, Yun Dai didn't recover.

Also stimulated was Mingxuan.

Heartbroken and deeply aware of her willfulness and failures over the years, she finally made up her mind to send Mingcheng, who was only twelve years old, to the army for training.

This age is almost the same as the original King of Qin.

Fortunately, the Hou family has been in the military for generations, and there are many old disciples of the old Hou in the army. Not to mention how much they take care of Mingcheng, they will at least ensure his safety.

Although everyone in the Hou Mansion was reluctant to give up, they also felt that this was a good way out for Mingcheng.

With his life experience, there is no benefit to staying in Kyoto.

Only by going to the army to experience, hone your muscles and will, and make achievements can you gain real strength.

Unexpectedly, after the beginning of spring, a plague hit various places. Not only the common people suffered numerous casualties, but also many officials, noble family members and heirs were lost.

For a time, the entire week was shrouded in shadow.

Under Yun Dai's strict defense, the plague did not spread into the harem, but there was still a lot of news.

Aunt Pan, Uncle Pan and their grandsons all died in the plague.

Yun Dai had just come here and had given birth to Yan'er, who was desperate. It was the Pan family who took her in and took care of her.

After she entered the palace, Aunt Pan took good care of Yan'er and even asked her son to adopt Yan'er as his godson.

Although we haven't met many times over the years, our thoughts about each other have never disappeared.

The plague was spreading outside, but for the sake of the people in the harem and the children, Yun Dai couldn't visit and express condolences to them in person. You can imagine her sadness in her heart.

Coupled with the death of her aunt Tian, ​​Yun Dai deeply feels that life is impermanent.

The more bonds she has here, the more people will leave her as time goes by.

Although she couldn't send them off in person, Yun Dai still found a way to send Aunt Pan's son and daughter-in-law to a safe place, and sent a doctor to check whether they were infected with the plague.

Maybe they were young and strong and lucky enough not to get infected.

This unprecedented plague lasted for more than three months, and the number of people in Kyoto decreased by at least one-tenth.

The vitality is severely damaged.

Yun Dai has been depressed due to the shock of losing her relatives one after another.

The next year, in the spring of the fifteenth year of Yuande, in order to make Yun Dai happy, Zhao Yuanjing finally decreed to confer the title of Prince Zhao Junhong on the second prince, Zhao Junhong, as the Southern King, with a fiefdom in southern Hunan.

The Nanwang Mansion is also under construction. When he turns fifteen, he can move out.

Being crowned king at the age of twelve was not too early in the Zhou dynasty. There was no objection inside or outside the court, but many people were still dissatisfied because the second prince could not inherit the Northern Qi Dynasty.

But despite the emperor's tough attitude, there was no trouble.

At the same time, the Princess of Northern Qi became pregnant again.

This time, no one will speculate on the gender of the baby.

Now that things have happened, the second prince has been canonized as the King of Southern Hunan. It doesn't mean much whether the King of Northern Qi has several children, male or female. If the Southern King continues to covet the position of the Northern Qi King, it will be treason.

It can be said that in the battle over the succession of the Northern Qi King, all the efforts and efforts of all the forces, as well as Xiao Er's own wishes, were all defeated by the emperor's favor for the empress.

In fact, in the thirteenth year of Yuande, that is, two years ago, the queen mentioned the matter of canonizing Xiao Er. At that time, although the emperor agreed, he never really took action.