In the winter of the thirty-third year of Chongjia, Suzhou City, the capital of the Daqian Kingdom, the streets were closed and the doors were closed. The north wind blew withered branches and leaves, whistling past, and it was a depression. This was the third time that the Daqian Kingdom was attacked by the Northern Hou.
Emperor Yuan Shao of Chongjia was old and sick. He had many sons, but none of them was good at fighting.
Beihou Kingdom was still an inconspicuous small tribe in the grassland area north of Daqian in the early years.
After the death of Xiahou Chun, the monarch of Beihou Kingdom, the throne was passed to his only son Xiahou Zheng. This man Xiao Yong was good at fighting and led the Beihou army to occupy large areas of cities and land in Daqian.
At that time, in the Qingming Palace of Daqian Kingdom, hundreds of civil and military officials lined up on both sides, each expressing his or her own opinions, some talking about war, some talking about unity, and each had his own reasons.
Emperor Chongjia was sitting in front of the palace. He was very old and coughing constantly. The master of ceremonies in front of the palace kept helping him.
Three sons, the prince Yuan Yi, the second son Prince Li Yuan Cheng, and the dog son Yuan Min just passed the ceremony of being crowned.
In the end, the best policy was to marry the dog Yuan Min to Xia Houzheng, the king of the Northern Hou Kingdom. The two countries decided on the two surnames, opened mutual markets, established official trade channels, prospered the economy, and exchanged what they had.
As soon as the imperial edict was issued, the whole court was shocked. . . . .
Concept: Ancient style, pampering wife, double strength, king, protagonist concubine