Quick Wear: About the Things I Saved from the Villain

Emperor, emperor's husband?

The man's pupils constricted and his face turned pale as paper in an instant.

"Your Majesty, Your Majesty..."

Finally he collapsed to the ground.

How dare you, with such a small courage, come and report her man?

Tang Li shook his head secretly.

This matter was just glossed over, but it sounded a heavy blow in the hearts of all officials, and no one dared to say anything bad about Wen Junhuan after that.

In the second year of the new emperor's accession to the throne, that is, the first year of Yong'an, good news came from the border again: General Wu'an led the army to attack another city!

This year, everyone was celebrating happily, except Yun Yin.

Da Jing was coming with great force. The new emperor Yun Yin, who had just ascended to the throne, frantically sent people to capture the deposed prince, but he never succeeded.

The deposed prince, who commanded a hundred thousand soldiers, had not launched any attack. He just stayed in that area and watched Yun Yin's predicament coldly.

The war between Dajing and Yunyin lasted only one year and five months.

The new emperor was incompetent, arrogant, and bullying. He always felt that the old generals left by the previous emperor were the eyes and ears of the deposed crown prince.

He believed the lies of the brother of the imperial concubine's mother's family and appointed him as the commander-in-chief to fight against Dajing, but was defeated.

The main responsibility was pushed onto the old general who was traveling with him as deputy general, and finally the old general committed suicide in tears.

On one side was his beloved brother and close concubine, and on the other side was the "close ministers" of the deposed prince who had long been suspicious of him. The new emperor chose to believe the former.

By the time Dajing's troops attacked Yucheng, which was less than three cities away from the imperial city, it was too late for him to regret.

February, the second year of Yong'an.

Emperor Yun Yin opened the gate of the imperial city and presented the imperial seal. With that, Yun Yin surrendered and was completely incorporated into the territory of Dajing.

What is puzzling is that from beginning to end, the deposed prince who commanded 100,000 troops never stood up.

Although the hope is slim, what if? What if he is willing to take 100,000 troops and Yun Yin to resist Da Jing together? Will the result be different?

Especially after Dajing took over Yunyin, the deposed prince actually sent someone to deliver the tiger talisman and surrendered voluntarily? !

At this point, the once famous prince was ruthlessly nailed to the wall of shame by the people of Yunyin.

But what they didn't know was that not long after the deposed Crown Prince and the Crown Princess escaped from the capital and retreated to the rear, their heads had already fallen to the ground.

The "confidant" who "represented" the deposed prince to deliver the tiger talisman had a long scar on his face. After presenting the talisman, he did not leave, but followed General Wu'an back to Dajing...

According to historical records, Emperor Fengqing Tangli was the first female emperor of the Dajing Dynasty.

Due to the balance of power between the royal family and the aristocratic family, he dressed as a man since childhood, and ascended the throne at the age of sixteen during a critical moment of turmoil in the country.

Half a year after ascending the throne, he inherited the will of the previous emperor and eliminated several powerful aristocratic families. The imperial power reached an unprecedented concentration.

Later, he sent troops to Yunyin on the pretext of "revenge". The army was led by the emperor's husband, General Wu'an, and it took a year to annex Yunyin and expand the territory of Dajing.

During her reign, she constantly revised government decrees and laws to improve the status of women. In the fourth year of Yong'an, she issued an edict to abolish gender restrictions in the imperial examinations.

After the status of women was liberalized and improved, Princess Jingyuan and Princess Yuehua, who represented the royal family, went to the epidemic areas to provide relief and cure the epidemic during the epidemic, setting an example for women all over the world.

In the first imperial examination after the system was revised, four outstanding women emerged, who won places in literature, martial arts, agriculture and the newly opened business and entered the court. They were later hailed as the "Four Flawless Jades" of the Yong'an period.

In addition, the love story between the empress and her husband, General Wu'an, is also fascinating.

According to historical records, in September of the second year of Yong'an, the empress married her husband.

Ten miles of red makeup, the whole city is filled with red clouds, sacrifices are made to heaven and earth, and bells and drums ring together.

At that time, when the custom was still for men to marry women, the fact that the empress married the emperor was shocking.

Rumor has it that the emperor not only gladly accepted it, but also personally sewed a "wedding dress" for herself, and also specially arranged for his soldiers to "beat drums and gongs".

In short, she got married in a lively manner.

She and her husband had no children but were still as loving as ever. She brought her eldest daughter, Princess Yuehua, who was very smart since childhood, to her side and taught her personally. In the 20th year of Yong'an, she was made the Crown Princess.

During his lifetime, Emperor Fengqing expanded the territory, employed female officials, and created a prosperous era. He set a precedent that anyone with ability, whether male or female, could succeed to the throne. This also led to the birth of many outstanding female emperors in subsequent dynasties, adding a magnificent legendary color to the history books.

~Small extra~

According to unofficial historical records, the relationship between Empress Tang Li and her husband was very good, and they were always sticking together, which made Princess Jingyuan very dissatisfied.

After Princess Jingyuan once again ran into the emperor's husband massaging the empress's shoulders in the Yangxin Palace, she finally couldn't bear it anymore. She stopped him outside the palace and told him to do more and not waste his time in the Yangxin Palace.

After all, the empress did not dismiss the emperor's husband from his post. In addition to being the emperor's husband, he was also the general of Wu'an. (But judging from unofficial history, the emperor's husband preferred the title of emperor's husband.)

After the emperor's husband righteously refused, the princess submitted a memorial the next day, which roughly meant that the Huns had become increasingly rampant in recent years and had harassed the border of Dajing many times. She suggested that His Majesty send troops to teach them a severe lesson.

In the end, the task of leading the troops to attack fell into the hands of the emperor's husband, General Wu'an.

It is said that on the day when the emperor led his troops to leave the capital, the black energy around him was so thick that it almost turned into substance.

The eldest princess was in an extremely good mood. The sound of firecrackers in the princess's mansion lasted for three whole days.

Half a year later, General Wu'an returned to the capital after defeating the Huns. He recommended a deputy general and then asked to resign, which the emperor agreed to.

Within three days, Princess Jingyuan had inexplicably more tasks on her hands, and she spent the entire day shuttling through the streets of the capital, which was in stark contrast to the previous "three days of firecrackers".

According to the maidservant Wangyue beside the empress, it was because the emperor's husband suggested to the empress: although Her Royal Highness the Princess is not very knowledgeable about political affairs, she is famous and many playboys are very afraid of her. If she is ordered to maintain public order, the capital will be free of looting.

The deputy general who made great contributions and was recommended and awarded the title of second-rank loyal and brave general was the famous "Ghost-faced General" later.

It is said that the name of the Ghost-faced General was due to his disfigured face. Unofficial history records that he later married Zhao, a female official whom the empress once disguised as her and whom she later trusted. The two had a deep relationship and their relationship became the second best story after the empress and her husband.

—End of this world—

I originally wanted to write an if line where the prince brother didn't die, but this world is too long. If I really expand it, I feel like I can write a short story of 400,000 or 500,000 words. Forget it.

The subsequent imperial examinations and other aspects are all private, please do not investigate.