I am the king of the dead

Lu Zhong and Xing'an glanced at each other, feeling a little embarrassed.

Zhu Qiyu did not embarrass them, and said with a smile: "No problem, I am going to the West Lake Road today to pay homage to the tomb of King Yue, and I don't plan to understand the people's sentiments, let the Tiqi retreat, the guards are safe, and there is no need to pretend to be tourists gone."

There are Yulian Pavilion, Fengbo Pavilion, Zhaoqing Temple, Wawadang, Big Buddha Head, Baochu Pagoda, Zhiguo Temple, Sixian Temple, Yuewang Tomb and Ziyun Cave on Xihu North Road.

Wawadang on Qipan Mountain, behind Zhaoqing Temple, there is a stone pool with unfathomable depths, with cliffs horizontally spanning the sky, and the empty valley is passed down from generation to generation, and the echo of a shout is endless.

There is a chessboard stone on the Wawadang, and there is a martyr's temple below, which was set up by Zhu Xi, Jin Sheng, and Zhu Wei. They are all martyrs who died defending Hangzhou during the diplomatic relations between the Song and Song Dynasties.

The two Song Dynasties alternated, and the Jin people captured Song Huizong and Song Qinzong and returned to the north, and returned full of plunder.

At the beginning of the founding of the Southern Song Dynasty, the Kaifeng capital was still in control, but Song Gaozong Zhao Gou was afraid of the Jin people and refused to return to the Kaifeng capital.

Zong Ze, who stayed behind in Tokyo, asked the emperor to return to Beijing. Song Gaozong was still building a palace on Phoenix Mountain in Hangzhou, and refused to return to the Kaifeng capital.

Zong Zesan Hu crossed the river and died in grief. Song Gaozong Zhao Gou sent Du Chong to take over the left guard in Tokyo.

This Du Chong destroyed all of Zongze's defenses, and kept telling others that he had a clever plan to defeat the enemy.

The Jin people were full and decided to eat again, so they decided to go south to attack the Southern Song Dynasty again.

When the soldiers of the Jinren arrived at the capital city of Kaifeng, Du Chong dug up the dam of the Kaifeng section of the Yellow River in an attempt to repel the Jinren with water instead of soldiers.

Du Chong did not repel the Jinren, and using water instead of soldiers did not cause heavy losses to the Jinren. Instead, the Yellow River went south to seize the Huaihe River and enter the sea. The two Huaihe Rivers occupied the country, and millions of people were displaced.

Du Chong had no choice but to abandon the Kaifeng capital and the Yellow River defense line, which collapsed completely.

Water is impermanent, and substituting water for soldiers is a dangerous move for soldiers, especially the digging of the Kaifeng section of the Yellow River, which will cause endless harm.

Du Chong was like a prodigal dog, heading south in panic.

Song Gaozong did not punish Du Chong, but left Du Chong in the strategically important Jiankang, which is one of the two capitals of the Ming Dynasty, Nanjing as the Jianghuai Propaganda Envoy, commanding the defense of the Yangtze River.

Can a defeated general take on this important task?

Naturally not.

The Jinren army went south to attack the Jianghuai area. Du Chong ran for eighty miles at night, slipped and knelt down and surrendered to the Jinren, and the defense line of the Yangtze River completely collapsed.

Zhao Gou, Emperor Gaozong of the Song Dynasty, saw this posture and knew that the city of Hangzhou could not be defended any longer, so he asked people to prepare a thousand shoulder poles, carried them to the boat, and went into the sea!

Song Taizong, Zhao Guangyi, and Zhao Er ran by the Gaoliang River, and the Song Dynasty had no chance of recovering the sixteen prefectures of Yanyun.

Song Gaozong Zhao Gou, the emperor, fled the battle, and the Jin people went south without a single enemy, so they quickly occupied Hangzhou and other important cities.

Zhu Bi of this martyr's temple was the county magistrate of Qiantang County at that time.

Zhao Gou ran away, and Zhu Bi could actually run away, but he didn't.

Zhu He organized the soldiers of the common people to resist the Jin people, but he was outnumbered in the fight, and Zhu He died heroically for his country.The two lieutenants of Zhu Xi, Jin Sheng and Zhu Wei, took over the banner and continued to fight against Jin, but were finally defeated and captured.

The Jin people persuaded Jin Sheng and Zhu Wei to surrender in every possible way, and the two resisted to death without surrendering. In the end, the two of them and dozens of people who resisted Jin were beheaded in Wawadang.

Zhu Xi, Jin Sheng, Zhu Wei and others, with the resistance of people with lofty ideals, bought time for the people to escape. The people were grateful for their kindness, so they built this martyr's shrine to commemorate them.

The Martyr's Shrine of Zhu Jinzhu Temple occupies no more than three rooms. Although it is small, it has all internal organs and is timeless. The villagers often repair it.

Zhao Gou, who had fled, was having a hard time. He was panicked on board, and the Jin people began to search the mountains and seas in the south to catch Zhao Gou.

Under the hot weather and the brave resistance of the soldiers of the Song Dynasty, the Jin people burned down most of the cities before returning north with their mouths full of oil.

Only then did Zhao Gou get off the boat.

Zhu Qiyu lit a stick of incense in the Martyrs' Shrine of Zhu Jinzhu Temple, and the wind whizzed past Wawadang, whistling past the wind, with bursts of echoes, as if it was the sound of sobbing.

His stick of incense is recognition.

Just as Yu Qian said, the Han Dynasty has a lot of loyalty and goodness from generation to generation.

It is also the backbone of Mr. Lu Xun's mouth.

"Do you want to inscribe another word?" Zhu Qiyu asked looking at the small martyr's temple.

Yu Qian bowed his head and said, "Your Majesty, please mention the words."

With this mention, the prefect of Hangzhou will be offered sacrifices here every year in the future. This slightly cramped martyr's temple must be full of incense.

Zhu Qiyu wrote down the four big characters of Zhu Jinzhu Temple, took another look at the Martyrs Temple, and continued to set off.

The scenery along the way is so beautiful.

At noon, Zhu Qiyu walked to the Temple of Four Sages, one of which was in Zhuge, Gushan, and the other was in Zishengyuan, Longjing Village, where the worshipers were Li Mi, Bai Letian, Lin Hejing, and Su Shi.

This place is much more luxurious than the small Zhujinzhu Temple.

Zhu Qiyu didn't stay too long, drank a pot of tea in Longjing Village, rested his feet, and continued on his way, crossing the Xiling Bridge, and finally came to Yue Wang's tomb.

Before passing Shimen, I saw a poem on the wall. Zhu Qiyu recognized it and read: "The place where the general's bones are buried is a passing hero."

"Northern Expedition was fierce during his lifetime, and Nanzhi was loyal after death."

"The fight and the army are different, but the tears are the same in the past and the present."

"On the top of Fengqiu, the blue sky is shining in the evening light."

Zhu Qiyu looked at the inscription, it was the Juren in the sixth year of Yongle, and the poem was inscribed by Zhou Shi in Xinhua County.

"Good poetry." Zhu Qiyu nodded incessantly.

Yu Qian was originally from Qiantang. When he saw the name, he was quite impressed, and said with great regret: "This week's poetry is quite famous. Xuande went to the West with the ship five years ago and died in a shipwreck."

Zhu Qiyu walked into the stone gate of King Yue's tomb, and saw the cast iron sculpture as soon as he entered the gate. The sculpture's head and body were separated, its limbs were all sawed off, and the iron cast flesh and blood on its body was peeled off piece by piece.

"This is?" Zhu Qiyu asked suspiciously.

"Qin Hui." Ma Wei, the new prefect of Hangzhou, hurriedly said, "Make it like this to show the shape of a juniper."

Zhu Qiyu looked at the miserable Qin Hui, and said with approval, "Very good."

"The clay sculpture of Yue Hou and the cast iron juniper will only make you scold the traitor for thousands of years."

"I thought there would be three more kneeling iron statues standing in front of Yue Shaobao, what do you think?"

Yu Qian thought for a while and asked: "Kneeling statues can be cast, but who are they going to cast?"

Zhu Qiyu looked at the Yuewang Temple and said calmly: "Qin Hui, Wan Qi Xie [mò qí Xiè] and Zhao Gou."

Yu Qian said nothing, and the people following Zhu Qiyu all lowered their heads.

Qin Hui is fine, even those surnamed Qin are complaining, why did their old Qin family produce such a thing?

Wan Qixi, the executioner, is fine.

But Song Gaozong Zhao Gou was the emperor.

Yu Qian suddenly missed Hu Mu very much. If Hu Wei was here, and His Majesty wanted to cast a kneeling statue for Zhao Gou, Hu Wei would definitely find a lot of reasons.

Looking at the silent crowd, Zhu Qiyu knew that Zhao Gou was the most difficult in his proposal.

Under the etiquette of more than a thousand years of monarchs and ministers, father and son, the emperor guides the ministers, and the father guides the son, it is very difficult to cast a kneeling statue for Zhao Gou.

To hide from those who are superior, and to hide from those who are respected, is the beginning of ethics.

"Your Majesty, let Song Gaozong kneel, is Yue Wumu still Yue Wumu?" Zhou Mu, the governor of Zhejiang Province, said tremblingly.

Zhou Mu, a Jinshi in the fifth year of Xuande, was born in Nanyang, Henan Province, and the statue of Qin Hui's body was made by Zhou Muli.

Zhou Mu asked a question, Your Majesty wants Zhao Gou to kneel, does Yue Fei himself agree?

Did Yue Fei have no room to resist before he died?

Of course Yue Fei did, but Yue Fei only wrote that the sky is clear, the sky is clear, and he died generously.

The ruler wants his ministers to die, and the ministers have to die. In the era when the theoretical system of public morality has not yet been established, it is not stupid loyalty, it is loyalty.

Yue Fei was a loyal minister, and if he erected a kneeling statue for Zhao Gou, Yue Fei would no longer be a loyal minister, but a traitor.

Zhu Qiyu still didn't give up, and continued: "So King Xiang is a great talent, once the theory of public morality comes out, Yue Fei is loyal to Song Dynasty, why is he not loyal?"

Zhu Qiyu really hated Zhao Gou, but he wanted to set up a kneeling statue of Zhao Gou in order to endorse King Xiang's theory of public morality. The dynasties of the Central Plains had established private morality extremely perfectly, but only lacked public morality.

Zhu Qiyu spared no effort in promoting the construction of public morality theory.

Zhou Mu remained silent, unable to refute.

Yu Qian bowed his head and said: "Your Majesty, King Yue died for no reason, and Song Gaozong's kneeling is not for nothing."

Yu Qian objected to setting up a kneeling statue for Zhao Gou, and he stated his point of view concisely.

Zhu Qiyu thought for a long time, and finally said: "What Yu Shaobao said is reasonable."

No need, Qin Hui has been prime minister for 13 years, but he has not been able to figure out the reason for Yue Fei's death, so he can only use a no need to prevaricate.

Zhu Qiyu really set up a kneeling statue for Zhao Gou, wouldn't that prove that Yue Fei was suspected of treason?

Yu Qian had a flash of inspiration, and said tentatively: "Your Majesty, I think it would be better to set up a kneeling statue for Song Gaozong in the Northern Song Dynasty Imperial Tomb in Henan?"

"Song Gaozong is sorry for the great Song ancestors."

[The Chinese temperament always likes to reconcile and compromise. ]

[For example, if you say that this room is too dark and you need to open a window here, everyone will definitely not allow it.But if you advocate removing the roof, they will come to mediate and are willing to open the windows. - Lu Xun. ]

Yu Qian's rhetoric is a compromise.

Zhao Gou knelt down to Yue Fei, but Yue Wang Ye himself refused to agree, and he still accepted the facts. This unwarranted grievance became less grievous.

But Zhao Gou knelt down to the ancestors of the Great Song Dynasty, so if he made a compromise, there would be no problem of etiquette.

Zhu Qiyu thought for a while and said, "That's it."

Zhu Qiyu felt a little regretful, burned incense at King Yue's tomb, and headed down the mountain.

After returning to the West Lake Bieyuan, Yu Qian asked after many ministers left, "What kind of trouble is your majesty talking about?"

Zhu Qiyu took out a memorial sent by Songjiang Mansion and said: "Songjiang Mansion Shipyard was almost burned to the ground. One of the three treasure ships that Ming was building was burned, and the loss of tung oil was even more serious."

"In the ninth year of orthodoxy, Guo Xuan, the magistrate of Fuzhou, Fujian, took over the land of eight prefectures. He built a shipyard to build ships to go south to the Western Sea. There were 120 seagoing ships. After they were built, they were burned by the people."

"At that moment, at this moment."

Yu Qian couldn't help shivering, took the memorial, opened it and read it for a long time, and said, "What is your Majesty going to do?"

Zhu Qiyu said with a serious face: "Kill me, what else can I do?"

"In fact, I don't want to kill people. If they are half as smart as the masters of Beiya, I will still use axes all day long?"

Zhu Qiyu couldn't figure it out, he was famous for his air force in Beiya, and he couldn't even catch it when fishing, so he got impatient, so he directly pumped the net to catch it.

When he came to Nanya, he didn't need to fish at all.

Zhu Qiyu's anger was surging, and he said sharply: "I open the sea, let go of the sea ban, and carefully build a city ship division. The three-masted ship can't help it, and the merchants of the Ming Dynasty can sail to the sea, to Hulumos and other places."

"I regained the sea bridges of all nations, forced the Ryukyu king to go to Tianjin Wei, and turned the Ryukyu county into a county. I developed Jilong Island so that merchant ships have a shelter from the wind."

"Songjiang Shipyard, Longjiang Shipyard, and all the government-run shipyards in Daming only build military ships, not large ships. My intention is very obvious, and I have made it very clear. It is to clean up pirates and protect the right of free trade for merchant ships."

"I'm just collecting some taxes."

"That's it, why did they burn my shipyard!"

Yu Qian frowned. The current emperor of Ming Dynasty has always done things step by step. Burning down the official factory of Ming Dynasty is obviously too much.

Daming also collects some taxes and gives preferential treatment to silver, are you just so unhappy?

Yu Qian thought for a long time and said: "Your Majesty, I think that the number of kills is still small, and the memory is not long."

Yu Qian, who has always been a kind person to persuade Renshu, is much more angry than His Majesty this time.

Chapter 669 It's Better to Ask Me to Worship God and Worship Stones

There are some things that can be compromised, such as kneeling for Zhao Gou's statue, which has been changed twice, and the Sri Lankan has passed away, so a compromise is naturally possible.

Some things cannot be compromised.

Like burning a shipyard.

In order to prevent the so-called civil disturbances from disturbing His Majesty's maritime affairs, Li Binyan kept the shipyard tightly protected, and His Majesty also sent [-] Beijing camps to guard against the so-called civil disturbances from disturbing the country's plans.

But it still happened, and it was a cooperation between the inside and the outside. If the Beijing camp hadn't been good at fighting, they would have almost succeeded.

The most important thing is that there are Japanese pirates in this civil unrest.

Yu Qian keenly felt that something was abnormal, and this group of people were too courageous!

Yu Qian has always been a little worried in his heart. He always feels that there is a huge conspiracy waiting for His Majesty who is going south this time, and this anxiety is getting stronger and stronger.