After listening to Wu Juhou's report, the two palaces immediately issued an edict and ordered a thorough investigation.

In order to prevent the company from delaying and passing the buck.

The two palaces directly ordered that Li Ding, the direct bachelor of Longtuge and the minister of household affairs, take the lead in dispatching censors from the Yushitai to go to Jingdong Road and Jingdongxi Road to investigate.

Li Ding is naturally very motivated.

Immediately ordered a notice to be posted in Bianjing City, announcing that all civil servants and officials on Jingdong Road and Jingdong West Road would be reported.

He also selected the supervisory censor Huang Jianquan to be appointed to the Wenzhou Procuratorate, and opened the three inspection boxes of Chongren, Affirmation, and Si Jian.

All complaints, grievances and cases related to Jingdong Road and Jingdong West Road can be put into these three inspection boxes.

…

The matters involving Wu Juhou and Jingdong Road and Jingdong West Road actually did not occupy much time of Lianggong and Zhao Xu.

On the same day, after meeting Li Ding and arranging things.

The two palaces took Zhao Xu to practice etiquette for an afternoon in Baoci Palace.

The next day, March Jiayin (20th).

It was just dawn when Zhao Xu had already woken up. After washing, he came to the Empress Dowager with his people.

Under the service of the female officials around the Queen Mother, Zhao Xu put on the emperor's sacrificial robes specially made for him.

White gauze with a single lining, red stockings and red polo shirt, outer clothing is a black robe. Twelve chapters are worn on the body. The eight garments are: sun, moon, stars, mountains, dragons, Chinese insects, fire, Zong Yi, and four garments.

Shang: algae, rice flour, 黼, 黻.

The collar is upward, like a rising dragon.

The clothes hang down from the mountain seal, and under the dragon seal, each chapter has one row, and each row has twelve layers, all of which are woven.

Above the knees, there are three more chapters: dragon, mountain, and fire.

The waist is equipped with a large belt, which is plain with vermilion, with vermilion on top and green on the bottom.

Wearing a crown on his head, twelve layers of white beads hang down, forming a tassel, and his ears are covered with a jade hairpin. A jade hairpin passes through the small crown. Even though it has been deliberately made small, it is still very heavy.

Other ceremonial artifacts such as Lulu jade swords, double ribbons and six colors, large ribbons, small ribbons, and heavenly sticks were also placed in Zhao Xu's hands or worn.

It took almost two quarters of an hour just to put on this crown.

It can be said to be extremely cumbersome and complex.

This is why the set of emperor's crowns passed down from the Han Dynasty became ceremonial sacrificial robes.

Apart from offering sacrifices to ancestors, offering sacrifices to heaven, and holding court gatherings at Daqing Hall on the first day of the first lunar month every year, there was no reason why the emperors of the Song Dynasty would be willing to wear it.

Too much trouble!

In fact, during the Song Dynasty, emperors usually wore regular clothes when they were in the palace - whatever was comfortable for them.

This is just like modern people.

Uniforms are only worn at work, who wears them after get off work? Isn’t it troublesome?

But, having said that, the aesthetics of the Han people are really strong.

With the crown on his body, Zhao Xu's temperament changed.

When they met, everyone congratulated the Queen Mother: "The majesty and laws of the official family are now in place!"

Empress Dowager Xiang was also very satisfied with Zhao Xu's appearance after wearing the crown: "In a few years, my son will be able to enter the world!"

Zhao Xu smiled and said to the Queen Mother: "No matter how much your son grows up, he will still be the son of the Queen Mother!"

This made the Queen Mother smile so funny that the heavy phoenix crown on her head was shaking.

So, Empress Dowager Xiang took Zhao Xu and walked out of Funing Palace in the morning light.

Outside the Funing Palace, the Emperor's Jade Chariot has been surrounded and protected by Yulong Zhuzhi, quietly waiting for its loyal owner in front of the Funing Palace.

This thing is a real cultural relic!

A treasure passed down by Emperor Gaozong of the Tang Dynasty!

It is said that Wu Zetian, Tang Xuanzong, and Tang Xuanzong all sat on it.

Therefore, all the emperors of the Song Dynasty treasured it.

Through continuous repairs, maintenance, and upkeep over the past dynasties, this treasure finally did not fall apart.

but……

It was old after all, so Zhao Xu remembered that every time he sat on it in his previous life, he could always hear the creaking sound of this baby, and it was also swaying when he sat in the jade rim. Many times, Zhao Xu

They were all worried that it would fall apart halfway.

Fortunately, it didn't fall apart after all.

Today is March Jiayin (20th).

The first day after Emperor Dahang's Zi Palace was moved to Jinling Palace was also the first time that the ministers paid homage to the royal portrait of Emperor Dahang.

At the same time, it was also the first time in Zhao Xu's life that he left the imperial city.

Naturally, it is very ceremonial, and it is also something that attracts the attention of both the government and the public. It is not an exaggeration to say that it attracts the attention of the whole city.

After the sound of the cleansing whip, the ceremonial officer shouted: "The emperor is riding in the car!"

Under Feng Jing's service, Zhao Xu climbed onto the jade chariot.

Then there was another clean whip.

The Empress Dowager and the Empress Dowager Xiang, served by the ministers, rode in the brand new Yan Zhai cars specially made for them.

Therefore, under the encouragement and guidance of the musicians from the first and second classes of Jun Rongzhi in front of the emperor, the huge emperor's guard slowly moved forward.

Behind these musicians on horseback, closely followed were the Imperial Guards from the third class of the Dongqian Class, commonly known as the "Chang Ruzhen" or "Children's Class".

They all wear a blue-red belt on the back of their heads.

This is a symbol of the loyalty of their ancestors - the Chenqiao mutiny, the third class of the Sidong class in front of the Dazhou Palace in the past, all died for the Chai family.

Taizu lamented their loyalty, and personally ordered the adoption of the orphans of these people, reorganized them into the third class of the Sidong class in front of the palace where their fathers and ancestors died, and allowed them to wear the green and red color on their heads or on the back of their heads to represent loyalty.

Lace up.

For the next hundred years, Dongsanban, after the father died, the son succeeded, the elder brother succeeded the younger brother, and they were always the imperial guards guarding the palace of the Emperor of the Song Dynasty.

Behind the third east squad are the east and west squads of the Imperial Guards.

Then the dragon's left and right sides are straight, the dragon's bones are straight...

The guards on the left and right sides of Zhao Xu's jade chariot were naturally those who guarded Qingning Palace in the past, and have now been officially incorporated into Yulong Zuozhi's imperial army.

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Jingling Palace.

The place where the emperors of the Song Dynasty and their ancestors were enshrined in Beijing.

It is also the palace where the current Daxing Emperor Zi Gong temporarily stays.

Zhao Xu sat in a jade chariot and came to the main entrance of Jingling Palace under the protection of the Imperial Guards.

The guard stopped.

The ministers filed out from both sides of Jingling Palace. They were wearing court robes, standing with robes in their hands, and worshiped one after another: "I respectfully welcome the Empress Dowager, the Empress Dowager, Your Majesty the Emperor!"

So, two palace guards came forward holding fans and yellow umbrellas.

The area around the Empress Dowager and the Empress Dowager's carriage was so tight that there was no gap left for people to peek through.

The two palaces then slowly got out of the car.

At this time, Zhao Xu, also served by Feng Jing, stepped down from the jade chariot.

He raised his head slightly and looked at the other side of the imperial street that had been separated by the imperial army.

Crowds of people!

Countless people from Bianjing gathered on the other side of Imperial Street.

Some people even climbed onto the street trees planted on the other side of the Royal Street.

Even though he was far away, Zhao Xu could still hear the crowd cheering when he got out of the car: "Hail, holy bow! Hail, holy bow!"

This was something he had never done in his previous life.

Zhao Xu lowered his head slightly as he listened to the cheers. As his beads shook, he whispered softly: "This is the will of the people!"

Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty said that people are like water and kings are like boats. Water can carry a boat but also capsize it.

But Zhao Xu knows that public opinion can be influenced, manipulated, and even distorted.

Just like now, just like this moment.

Do the people know who Zhao Xu is? They don't know, but it doesn't hinder them. They regard Zhao Xu as a "pure, filial, handsome and handsome young emperor" and "another young benevolent temple".

So, the moment he stepped off the jade chariot, he gently waved his hand to the people on the other side of the imperial street.
To be continued...