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The Horse Assassination Case
After the defeat of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, people rumored that Zeng Guofan was ambitious. In fact, his subordinates had already encouraged him He seeks the throne. When fighting against the Taiping Army, the Qing government had to rely on the Hunan Army. However, now that the Taiping Army had been "annihilated", could she allow Zeng Guofan to gain power in the south of the Yangtze River? There was a tiger lying in the southeast, and she did not feel at ease even when sleeping. So she transferred Zeng Guofan away from Jiangning, appointed Ma Xinyi as governor of Liangjiang, and quickly abolished the Hunan army.
Jiangning was captured by the Hunan Army. Liangjiang has always been regarded as private land by the Hunan Army. They have been operating there for several years, how can they easily give it to Ma Xinyi. Ma Xinyi has not had his own army for decades, and coming to Jiangning all at once was like entering a dragon's pond and a tiger's den. After Ma Xinyi was assassinated, the imperial court understood that in order not to provoke a mutiny and shake the rule of the Qing Dynasty, it quickly transferred Zeng Guofan back to Jiangning to take charge. From then on, the throne of Governor-General of Liangjiang was in the hands of the Hunan clan for a long time, and others did not dare to care.
After the defeat of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, the bad nature of the Hunan army was fully exposed. They were more ferocious than bandits and looted brazenly. After the implementation of the system of reducing bravery and reforming the army in the late Qing Dynasty, tens of thousands of Hunan soldiers were dismissed, including many generals. These people did not return to their hometowns to farm, but wandered around and plundered. Some people participated in the Ge Lao Association, and some were originally members of the Ge Lao Association. The dismantling of the Hunan Army expanded the underworld forces, and the stragglers combined with the underworld forces and became a major public nuisance to society. Ma Xinyi was very strict in punishing stragglers. In particular, he appointed Yuan Baoqing, who was known for his toughness, as the general manager of the camp affairs office. If he caught stragglers who harmed the people and committed illegal acts, he would punish them on the spot. The stragglers and the dark forces hated him.
Yan Shizhang, who once spoke to Sun Yiyan, was quite scheming. He wrote a "Southbound Diary" and recorded the entire process of going to Ning. According to his great-grandson Yan Mugao, it was written in the diary: "The horse assassination case is related to the Hunan Army." "There is a big shot behind the horse assassination case."
Zhang Wenxiang assassinated Ma Xinyi in a heavily guarded building. The superintendent's office suddenly hit the ground. Immediately after Ma Xinyi was assassinated, the drama "Assassination Case" was staged, and it was also the time for the provincial examination. Anhui academician Yin Zhaoyong came up with a test question that was ridiculed. Qiao Songnian also joined in the fun and wrote a crooked poem to testify. The general of the Hunan Army Erect a monument to Zhang Wenxiang and so on. All this shows that the assassination was a planned and organized political murder. From the implementation of the case to the strong cooperation of public opinion, as well as the careful planning of the trial and the shrewd design of the conclusion, it all shows that it was written by an expert.
The so-called "Four Strange Cases of the Qing Palace" refer to "the Queen Mother's marriage", "Shunzhi became a monk", "Yongzheng was assassinated" and "the civet cat exchanged for the prince".
1. The Queen Mother's Marriage
The Queen Mother's Marriage means that the Queen Mother marries the Regent. The Queen Mother refers to the concubine of Emperor Taizong Huang Taiji of the Qing Dynasty and the biological mother of Shizu Fulin. She died in the 26th year of Kangxi (1687) and was posthumously named Empress Xiaozhuangwen; the Regent refers to the regent Prince Rui Dorgon. Empress Xiaozhuangwen was Dorgon's brother and sister-in-law. According to Han people's moral concepts, it was a very dishonorable and uncivilized thing. In the Qing Dynasty, this was kept secret, and no clear records could be found. However, there is a sentence in "Cangshui Poetry Collection" published in the late Qing Dynasty: "Shangshou is called Hexinzun, and the Cining Palace is full of doors; the Spring Palace entered the new ceremony yesterday, and the Queen Mother's wedding was celebrated with a great ceremony." This refers to the Queen Mother's wedding. Something to say. The author of the poem, Zhang Huangyan, was born in the early Qing Dynasty, at the same time as Dorgon, so what he said should have its roots. According to "Records of the Lee Dynasty of Joseon" in February of the 27th year of Renjo (1649, the sixth year of Shunzhi in the Qing Dynasty), there was also "Emperor Father and Regent Dorgon" who removed the word "uncle" and changed his name to "Emperor Father" The record indirectly revealed that Dorgon said that the emperor's father "has become the Supreme Emperor" and was symmetrical to the Queen Mother, which was a circumstantial evidence of the Queen Mother's marriage. What's more, Dorgon's change of name to "Emperor Father" was not only clearly recorded in "Qing Shi Lu" and Jiang Liangji's "Dong Hua Lu", but also in many archives and announcements that were circulated to this day. It is written as regent, and above the regent, it is either titled "imperial uncle" or "imperial father". Let us also not forget another fact: Although the social nature of Manchuria before the entry into the customs had rapidly transitioned from slavery to feudalism, the backward customs of the Jurchens long ago, such as the marriage of a younger brother to his brother's wife, and the marriage of his wife's aunt, niece, and daughter-in-law. It is not surprising that some remnants of the group marriage system continued into the early years of entry into the customs. So, it can be believed that the Queen Mother got married.
2. Shunzhi became a monk
Historical records indicate that on August 19, the seventeenth year of Shunzhi (1660), the imperial concubine Dong E passed away. The ancestor was deeply mourned for his blessing, and he stayed away from the court for five days. Immediately, an edict was issued to posthumously confer the title of queen. Dong E was just a noble concubine, so why did he give her a posthumous title and make her queen? Some people then spread the rumors, saying that this concubine was Dong Xiaowan, a concubine who came to the border area in the late Ming Dynasty. When the Qing army entered the pass, she was plundered to the capital, and later entered the palace. She was given the surname Dong E, and was later made a noble concubine. Unexpectedly, Dong died unexpectedly after entering the palace. However, Shizu's favor with Concubine Dong Guifei was unparalleled in the Sixth Palace. She was a beautiful woman but had a poor life, which made Shizu depressed all day long. Within a few months, he abandoned the emperor and fled to Wutai Mountain in Shanxi Province. He cut his hair and wore it, and converted to the Pure Land. The above is the origin of Shunzhi becoming a monk. This has been passed down from generation to generation. Is it true? First of all, we should admit that the ancestor of the Qing Dynasty was blessed to be a good Buddha. There were two Zen masters, Mu Chen, Yulin and Wang Xiu in the palace, who treated him with utmost respect and courtesy.
Shi Zu's seal has titles such as "Chenyin Taoist", "Lazy Old Man", and "Crazy Taoist". He also issued an edict to Mu Chen: "I hope that the old monk will not regard me as the emperor, but treat me like a guest in a monastery." So much. It is a fact that Shizu believed in Buddhism and no one can deny it. Secondly, it should be said that a few months before Shizu's death, it coincided with the death of Dong E, the queen of Xiaoxian. Shizu mourned so much that the world marveled. Therefore, some people think that Shizu became tired of the world due to mourning his death, and finally escaped from the dusty net and escaped into Buddhism. Since then, it has been passed down as a legend of "Eternal Love for the Emperor". This is inconsistent with historical facts. Yes, because Shizu loved Buddhism, he did have the idea of ????asking for blessings and becoming a monk before his death. But in fact, a few days before his death, he just asked his favorite eunuch Wu Liangfu to go to Minzhong Temple (today's Fayuan Temple in Guang'anmen, Beijing) to have his hair cut, and he himself went to watch it in person. This also shows that Shizu was not seriously ill at that time. So, how did Shizu die? According to Wang Xi’s "Wang Wenjing Collection· Self-composed Chronicle" of the party concerned: "I was summoned to the Yangxin Hall and told: I am suffering from acne and will not be able to survive." Zhang Chen's "Qing Wang Zhou Ji" also said: "It is preached to the people not to When frying beans, do not light a lamp or splash water, then you will know that the disease is acne. "The records of the two are completely consistent and can be confirmed by each other. This clearly tells us that since Shizu died of acne, the theory that he escaped to Mount Wutai to become a monk is not credible.
3. Yongzheng was assassinated
According to legend, there are different reasons for the sudden death of Zong Yinzhen of the Qing Dynasty. Some say that he was assassinated and died, which is quite plausible. Is this statement credible? It’s a long story. It originated from the case of Zeng Jing and Zhang Xi in the seventh year of Yongzheng (1729). Zeng Jing admired the character of Lu Liuliang, a man from the late Ming Dynasty, and took it as his duty to restore the Ming Dynasty. Because of this, he sent his disciple Zhang Xi to write to Yue Zhongqi, the governor of Sichuan and Shaanxi under false pretenses, urging him to do justice for his ancestor (Yue Fei). However, when he failed, he was jailed and resigned. Lu Liuliang. Emperor Shizong punished them severely, killing good corpses and keeping good sons in Baozhong. Legend has it that Lu Liuliang had a surviving granddaughter named Lu Siniang. Her swordsmanship was the best among her peers and she was determined to avenge her father and ancestors. Later, she sneaked into the palace, finally stabbed Shizong to death, cut off his head, and ran away with it. The good people say that based on the records of Ertai's biography, it is said that on the day of Sejong's sudden death, in the morning he was still "looking at the court as if it were eternity and had no pain." On the afternoon of that day, Ertai was suddenly called into the palace, and outside The news of Sejong's violent collapse has spread all over the city. E immediately "entered the court, but the horse could not be saddled and had to cross the saddle. His patella was worn and bleeding. After entering the palace, he stayed for three days and nights before leaving, and he had not even had a meal." People thought that at that time, the world was at peace and the emperor succeeded (Hongli, Emperor Gaozong of the Qing Dynasty, ascended the throne at the age of 25), so there was no big deal to cause such panic. This only shows that the theory that Sejong was assassinated is not unreasonable. Here we need to distinguish real people and true stories from unofficial rumors. Lu Liuliang and others implicated in the Zeng Jing and Zhang Xi cases are real people and true stories, and they are historical facts; but the mention of one of Lu Liuliang's granddaughters is a legend, not a historical fact. The year, month and day of Sejong's death is a fact, but there is no explicit record that he died violently. It is just a legend, and it cannot be confirmed at present. This one. The plot of the Ecang Emperor's dynasty described in the above-mentioned biography of Ertai is so vivid that it seems to have happened. But at least in the official historical records, there is no such record in books such as "Records of Qing Dynasty", "Biography of Qing History", and "Manuscript of Qing History". Of course, the absence of written records does not mean that there was no such thing; and it cannot be confirmed to this day, so it is impossible to confirm that there was such a thing; even if Ertai's hasty appearance in court is a fact, it does not prove that Sejong must have been assassinated. , because there is no necessary internal connection between the two. This is the second one. Shizong himself was fond of Buddhism and Taoism. He "befriended many swordsmen and strong men", and it is said that he "made thirteen brothers". The story of the emperor becoming brothers may not be credible; but since he was fond of Buddhism and Taoism, and had many friends with swordsmen and knights, he might have the art of refining elixirs to seek immortality. It is also possible to swallow elixirs in order to seek immortality and cause sudden collapse. There are precedents for the events of Emperor Qin and Emperor Wu of Han. This is the third one. Some people suggest that the Tailing Mausoleum of the Western Tombs of the Qing Dynasty (the tomb of Emperor Shizong Yinzhen of the Qing Dynasty) be excavated to see if Emperor Shizong has a head to confirm whether he was assassinated. Later, the excavation work was too busy and failed. Of course, Emperor Shizong of the Qing Dynasty died in 1735, and his body was cold early. Once excavated, if one or two of his remains can be obtained, the case can be finalized, but the price to pay is too high, so we have to wait for the future. Say it again.
4. The civet cat exchanges for the prince
This refers to the legend of the Qing Emperor Zong Yinzhen exchanging sons with the Chen family of Haining. The Chen family from Haining, Zhejiang, has been wearing hairpins for many generations since the late Ming Dynasty. It was passed down several times to Chen Zhilin, who was demoted to the Qing Dynasty in the early Qing Dynasty and reached the highest position. Later, the Chen family, such as Chen Shuo, Chen Shiguan, Chen Yuanlong and other fathers, sons, uncles and nephews, were all high-ranking officials with generous salaries and favors. During the Kangxi period, Shizong was the prince, and he was particularly friendly with Chen Shiguan. It happened that each family had a son, and the year, month, day, and hour were all the same. When Shizong heard about it, he was very happy and ordered him to carry the son into the palace. After a long time, he sent him back. Mrs. Chen discovered that the boy who was returned was no longer her boy, but that the boy had been replaced by a girl. The Chen family was extremely shocked, but they did not dare to confess, so they had to keep the matter secret. Emperor Gaozong visited Haining in the south and went to Chen's house that day to inquire about his family background. When he was about to go out and reach the middle gate, he was ordered to close it, and he was told that this gate would not be opened again unless the emperor was lucky. Therefore, the door of Chen's family was closed forever and never opened again. Some people also say that Hongli, Emperor Gaozong of the Qing Dynasty, had doubts about his life experience, so he visited the Chen family in the south to find out for himself. The above legends were popular in the late Qing Dynasty. At that time, the revolutionary movement was at its peak, and the emperors of the Qing Dynasty were extremely vilified.
Rumors and rumors are mixed with truth and falsehood, and it is necessary to analyze them. It is a fact that the Chen family in Haining, such as Chen Shuo, Chen Shiguan, Chen Yuanlong, father, son, uncle and nephew, were highly respected and respected officials. It is also a fact that Emperor Gaozong of the Qing Dynasty visited the Chen family during his southern tour. According to the Qing Dynasty system, the gates of the houses that the emperor visited must be closed and prohibited from being reopened. But just because of these historical facts, it cannot be said that Qing Shizong and Chen Shiguan exchanged women for sons. In the Qing Dynasty, when a bannerman gave birth to a child, he had to report it to the yamen of the capital, and when a clan member gave birth to a child, he had to report it to the clan mansion. The customization was very careful. What's more, the gates in the Forbidden City are tightly guarded. How can one carry a child in and out of the palace at will? Obviously, these were all made up out of thin air by the Han people in the revolutionary wave of Paiman in the late Qing Dynasty.
There are also versions of the Yang Naiwu and Xiaobaicai case, the unjust case of the famous actress Yang Yuelou, the Taiyuan Strange Case, and the Zhang Wenxiang Horse Stabbing Case that were the most shocking. They are collectively called the Four Great Strange Cases of the Late Qing Dynasty. I think the two versions are standard. They are different, one is about palace politics and the other is about civilians, both are credible.
Three Major Cases of the Ming Dynasty
The Case of the Attack, the Case of the Red Pill, and the Case of Moving the Palace
In the feudal era, the emperor was the emperor of the dynasty and held the power of the military and state. , richest in the world, can be said to be extremely noble, and powerful in terms of power. But even the common people "who dared to pull down the emperor even if they fought hard to death". At the end of the Ming Dynasty, the eunuchs had exclusive power and party disputes continued. The emperor's power was greatly challenged. Among them, several of the more influential events, namely, "Zhaoji", "Hongwan", and "Yigong", were called "Three Cases of the Late Ming Dynasty" by later generations.
Things start from the time of Ming Shenzong Zhu Yijun. Shenzong had two sons. The eldest son Zhu Changluo was born to Concubine Wang Gong, and the second son Zhu Changxun was born to Concubine Zheng Guifei. Zhu Yijun dotes on Concubine Zheng and intends to make Zhu Changxun the crown prince. According to the general principle of establishing crown princes in various dynasties in the Ming Dynasty, it should be "with direct descendants, no direct descendants", that is, the eldest son inheritance system. The legitimate son must be born to the queen. Now that the queen has no children, the eldest son should naturally be respected. Therefore, most ministers advocated making Zhu Changluo the prince. The emperor and ministers were at loggerheads, and the matter of appointing a prince was delayed for a long time. The fault of this matter naturally lies with Shenzong, but Shenzong is the emperor, and of course he is very angry at the interference of ministers. In retaliation, he began to adopt an indifferent attitude towards state affairs. He did not attend the morning court, did not comment on memorials, did not preside over sacrificial ceremonies, did not attend banquets (ministers lectured to the emperor), and did not appoint officials. However, he paid close attention to the matter of amassing money. He appointed eunuchs to serve as mine supervisors and tax envoys to collect people's wealth and money. Moreover, he had to drink alcohol every day, and he would get extremely drunk. After he was drunk, he would act like a drunken maniac. If he didn't pay attention to what he said, he would be beaten to death by his order.
The prince is "the foundation of the world." Shenzong Zhu Yijun and his courtiers had a stalemate for 15 years over the establishment of a prince. It was called "the struggle for the foundation of the country" in history. Finally, the emperor compromised. In the twenty-ninth year of Wanli (1601), Shenzong appointed Zhu Changluo as the crown prince and named Zhu Changxun the King of Fortune. As usual, the feudal king should go to the fiefdom when he reaches 14 years old, and he is not allowed to enter the capital unless there is nothing wrong. Zhu Changxun pretended not to know and remained stranded in Beijing.
Although the crown prince was established, King Fu still did not give up, and the matter of "fighting for the foundation of the country" continued. The three major cases of "Strike", "Red Pill" and "Relocation of Palace" that occurred one after another were the aftermath of the "struggle for the foundation of the country".
The case of stile attack
In May of the forty-third year of Wanli (1615), a man holding a wooden stick suddenly appeared in front of the Ciqing Palace where Prince Zhu Changluo lived. He knocked down the eunuch guarding the gate with a stick, rushed through the door, and broke into the prince's bedroom. The eunuchs hurriedly caught him. Shenzong ordered that the suspect be sent to the imperial city security department for interrogation. Liu Tingyuan, the censor who inspected the imperial city, interrogated and reported to Shenzong. It turns out that the suspect's name is Zhang Cha, and he lives in Jing'eryu, Jizhou. He behaves crazy, but his appearance and speech are quite cunning, so he should be questioned strictly. Shenzong also ordered that Zhang Cha be sent to the Ministry of Punishment for review. After the review, Hu Shixiang, a doctor in the Ministry of Punishment, believed that Zhang Cha was indeed a madman and sentenced him to beheading. The prison chief secretly questioned Zhang Cha, and Zhang Cha confessed that it was the eunuch in the palace who led him to the gate of Ciqing Palace. The prison chief conveyed this confession to Zhang Wenda, the minister of punishment.
After the incident spread, many courtiers suspected that Concubine Zheng and her brother Zheng Guotai were plotting to harm the prince through Zhang Cha. After the court hearing, the censor sent a message to the local magistrates of Jizhou, ordering them to find out the situation of Zhang Chai in his hometown in Jing'eryu. After investigation, Qi Yanling, the magistrate of Jizhou, believed that Zhang Chai had suffered from madness at home. Zhang Wenda adopted the opinion of Lu Menglong, a member of the Ministry of Punishment, and ordered the Thirteenth Department of the Ministry of Punishment to conduct a joint trial of Zhang Cha. The other officials participating in the interrogation all knew that the matter was of great importance and did not dare to delve into it. Only Lu Menglong interrogated him particularly seriously. Zhang Cha revealed that the Tailin who led him were Pang Bao and Liu Cheng. They said to him: "Beat the young master (referring to Zhu Changluo) to death, and he will have food and clothing." Pang Bao and Liu Cheng were both eunuchs under Concubine Zheng. Further investigation would inevitably involve Concubine Zheng.
Shenzong Zhu Yijun has not seen his ministers for 25 years. When the matter has reached this point, he cannot deal with it without coming forward. So he summoned the great scholar Fang Congzhe, Wu Daonan, and all the civil and military officials. He took the prince Zhu Changluo's hand and said to them: "This son is very filial and I like him very much. You ministers outside the palace, don't spread rumors and alienate me at every turn." Father and son!" He turned back to Zhu Changluo and said, "If you have anything to say, tell them all here." Zhu Changluo said to the officials, "Zhang Cha is a crazy person, so execute him as soon as possible.
How dear my father and son are! There are a lot of discussions outside, and they are all inappropriate! If you continue to discuss this, you will become a minister who has no monarch in your mind, and you will make me an unfilial son! "Shenzong directed this double act between father and son. The ministers had nothing to say, and the case of "Strike Attack" was dropped.
The Hongwan Case
The first year of Taichang (1620) In August 2008, Ming Shenzong Zhu Yijun died after being the emperor for 48 years, and Zhu Changluo ascended the throne, known as Ming Guangzong in history. Concubine Zheng was afraid that Zhu Changluo would retaliate against her, so she quickly tried to please Zhu Changluo when he was the prince. There were two people named Li around him. Attendant, known as Dong Li and Xili. Zhu Changluo especially favored Xili. Concubine Zheng first proposed to make Xili the queen, and Xili proposed to make her the empress dowager in return. Concubine Zheng selected 8 more. The beautiful woman was given to Guangzong. Zhu Changluo was addicted to women, and his body suddenly collapsed. He took the laxative medicine from the eunuch Cui Wensheng and had to have diarrhea thirty or forty times a day. He was about to die. Li, the Prime Minister of Honglu Temple. Kezhuo claimed to have an elixir that cured Zhu Changluo's illness. When Zhu Changluo heard that it was an "elixir", he quickly called the eunuch Li Kezhuo into the palace to deliver the medicine to Zhu Changluo. After taking one, his condition seemed to be relieved, and he repeatedly praised Li Kezhuo: "Loyal minister! Loyal minister! "At around three o'clock in the afternoon, Zhu Changluo took another red pill. Unexpectedly, he died at dawn the next day. In total, Ming Guangzong Zhu Changluo only served as emperor for a month.
Ming Guangzong Zhu Changluo died violently, and the court was in an uproar. People accused Cui Wensheng of being Zheng Guifei's confidant. He deliberately used laxatives to hurt Zhu Changluo's vitality. His crime was not blamed on Zhang Cha, but he was friends with eunuchs. , who was the culprit in Zhu Changluo's death, and the Hongwan case could not be further investigated.
The Qianqing Palace was the inner court. Only the emperor and the empress could live in the main palace. When Guangzong Zhu Changluo was critically ill, he lived in the Qianqing Palace, and Xi Li stayed with him. Before Zhu Changluo died, he summoned the ministers to the palace. Enter the inner room. Zhu Changluo ordered the ministers to make Li Xuanshi a concubine. Xi Li heard it inside and instigated Zhu Youxiao to come out and ask his father to make Li Xuanshi a queen. Zhu Changluo did not agree at that time. The ministers present were very dissatisfied with Xi Li's actions.
After Guangzong Zhu Changluo died, Xi Li still lived in the Qianqing Palace. She took Zhu Youxiao with her, trying to coerce the crown prince to show her respect. The ministers asked to see the crown prince and Xi Li's trusted eunuchs. Blocking the door and preventing them from entering the palace, Yang Lian stepped forward and scolded: "What do you slaves want to do? We were all summoned by the emperor. The emperor is here, you dare to rebel! "The eunuchs then got out of the way. Xi Li hid Zhu Youxiao in his room and refused to let him out. Bachelor Liu Yi asked: "Where has the prince gone? "The eunuchs didn't answer. Wang An, the accompanist of the East Palace, walked into the room and coaxed Xili: "The prince will be back soon after he goes out. "He brought Zhu Youxiao to the palace gate. Xi Li regretted it again and asked the eunuchs to bring Zhu Youxiao back. The eunuchs stepped forward and grabbed Zhu Youxiao's clothes, and Zhu Youxiao had no idea for a moment. At this time, Yang Lian stepped forward and dismissed the eunuch. The officials gathered around Zhu Youxiao and came to the Wenhua Hall, and then returned to Ciqing Palace to stay in preparation for his enthronement.
After this close-quarters battle, the officials gathered together. The ministers were even more indignant towards Xi Li, and they wrote letters one after another, asking Xi Li to move out of the Qianqing Palace. Xi Li relied on the fact that he had raised Zhu Youxiao since he was a child, and sent eunuchs to call Zhu Youxiao, in an attempt to suppress the ministers sent by Xi Li. The eunuch was blocked in front of Linzhi Gate by Yang Lian. Yang Lian said to him: "His Royal Highness was the crown prince when he was in the East Palace, and now he is the emperor. What qualifications does an attendant have to summon the emperor? If you go and spread this word, you will settle accounts in the future. Even if you can't do anything about the selection of servants, you will be doomed. "The eunuch heard what he said so righteously and had to turn around and leave.
The next day, all the ministers gathered outside Ciqing Palace and asked Zhu Youxiao to issue an edict to order Xi Li to move out of Qianqing Palace. Yang Lian suggested that Fang Congzhe, the first assistant, go into the palace to urge Zhu Youxiao. Fang Congzhe was relatively weak and said: "It doesn't matter if the move is delayed for a few days. Yang Lian said: "The eldest son of the emperor will be enthroned as the emperor tomorrow. How can the emperor live in the crown prince's palace, but let a chosen servant live in the main palace?" If the Holy Mother of the Two Palaces were alive, she would have to follow her husband even after death. Who is she to choose an attendant? She dared to bully the emperor like this! Yang Lian also said: "If the selected servants don't move out of Qianqing Palace today, we will never leave!" "Other courtiers also loudly agreed. Under this situation, Xi Li had to move to Luan Palace, which was the place where the palace maids took care of themselves. Xi Li's move showed that she could no longer make a difference in politics. The palace case ended here.