The eldest princess remarried and her tenth prince passed away.
The emperor and his concubines temporarily stayed in the Old Summer Palace, preparing to return to the palace after Ruyi's child was born for a hundred days.When news came that the tenth prince's illness had recurred, Prince Chu asked the emperor to send more imperial doctors for diagnosis and treatment.The emperor said that he thought that since he was in good health and the tenth prince's health was also improving, he would be able to avoid the hints of the celestial phenomena, but in the end he could not escape his fate.Yan Wan saw the opera troupe playing in the Old Summer Palace, and the palace maid reminded her that she might as well learn Kun Opera again, and she would be favored by the emperor.Yi Huan knelt in front of the Buddhist hall and prayed for the safety of her child. Yi Huan originally wanted to visit the tenth prince again, but due to the palace rules, he could not meet.
News of the civil strife in Jungar came, and Dawaqi assassinated the old master. The Queen Mother's eldest princess had made peace with Jungar in the early years. The eldest princess personally revised the book and begged the emperor to send troops for reinforcements. The rebellious Dawaqi also expressed his willingness to the emperor.She surrendered, but asked to marry the eldest princess as his wife. This matter must be discussed with the Queen Mother.
The minister said that fighting wastes people and money, and if they can get married, the matter can be resolved.The emperor was very embarrassed. The queen mother asked the emperor, but the emperor could only refuse to see him.The tenth prince was about to die, and Yi Huan was very anxious. He knelt in front of the palace and begged the emperor to let him go out of the palace, but the emperor was busy with important court affairs and had no time to take care of it.Yi Huan could only come to see the Queen Mother. The Queen Mother said that she also felt sorry for her child. She would agree to anything for anyone who asked the Emperor to bring the eldest princess back.Yi Huan could only come to see the emperor late at night, but the emperor did not agree to take the tenth prince back. Yi Huan knelt in front of the emperor and begged him to let the child return to his mother.Yi Huan said that she was sent to the palace by the Queen Mother, and she knew she wanted to avoid suspicion, so she never did anything to embarrass the emperor. But as a mother, she now had to plead with the emperor.
The emperor asked Yi Huan to leave first, and he wanted to discuss state affairs with the ministers first.Ruyi came to see the Queen Mother, who said she was anxious and couldn't eat anything.The Queen Mother said that she wanted to take her miserable daughter back to the palace and hoped that the Queen would understand her.Ruyi said that she understood the Queen Mother's intentions.When Ruyi came to the emperor, the emperor believed that it would be very difficult if he sent troops by himself. Coupled with the recent floods in the south of the Yangtze River, the court would be even less able to withstand the war.Ruyi advised the emperor to make it clear to the queen mother. The emperor said that he was in a dilemma and didn't know how to explain it to the queen mother.
Ruyi saw that the emperor had made up his mind and advised the emperor to explain to the queen mother first.Ruyi also brought up Concubine Shu's request to take the tenth prince back to the palace. The emperor was still concerned about the conflict between himself and the tenth prince. Under Ruyi's persuasion, he agreed to let the tenth prince return to Concubine Shu's palace to take care of him.The emperor came to the palace of the Queen Mother. The emperor wanted the eldest princess to marry Dawaqi.The emperor said that the current situation was uncertain and it was not the time to use troops, so he had no choice but to do so.The Queen Mother was very dissatisfied and believed that the emperor would marry the eldest princess to an enemy who wanted to kill her husband, which would bring disgrace to the royal family.The emperor also wanted to welcome his sister back, but for the sake of stability, he had no choice but to sacrifice the eldest princess.
The Queen Mother repeatedly lamented that the emperor ignored his own sister for the sake of the country. He was really a good emperor%.The emperor knew that the eldest princess was a pawn in Dawaqi's hands, and he had no choice but to agree to her request.Seeing that she was unable to protect her daughter, the Queen Mother said that if Ruyi gave birth to a princess, she would be able to marry far away for the imperial court, which would be better than a million soldiers.The emperor felt unhappy and could only plead with the queen mother to put state affairs first.The emperor walked out of the Queen Mother's Palace and found Ruyi waiting for him.Although the emperor was reluctant to give up, he himself also did not give up on the soldiers on the frontier.The emperor lamented that the queen mother would never forgive him again, and Ruyi said that he was still with the emperor.Ruyi lamented that her child might be a princess, and she felt helpless when she thought that princesses were mostly destined to marry far away.
At this time, the news came that the tenth prince had passed away. The emperor thought that he had not named the tenth prince and could not even remember his appearance, so he thought that he was an incompetent Ama.Concubine Shu was heartbroken and knelt in front of the Yangxin Hall. The emperor could only comfort her with words.Concubine Shu lost her child and was very haggard, as if her heart had left with the child.Concubine Shu believed that it was her own physical weakness that caused Brother Ten to die young.Late at night, Ruyi copied the emperor's imperial poem to express his condolences, and the emperor saw it.
