If someone else had Feng Mingwen's status, the house would already have hundreds of concubines of various types including Kabuki and dancers.

Unfortunately, he didn't have all the concubines in his house, let alone concubines, or all the concubines granted by the imperial court.

If the wives and concubines in the house had not given birth to six children, the palace would have helped him to complete the concubines in the house.

To put it bluntly, the Queen is more concerned about the population issue of Feng Mansion than Madam You.

For the queen, her own sister is of course important.

But that is not as important as her own son. Mrs. Right jumped in, also because of her own son.

The late emperor had a prime minister, and the emperor had Feng Mingwen.

But... what about the prince's future assistants?

It is a mystery how much knowledge Feng Mingwen has in his belly.

From the time he came out of the mountain at the age of sixteen, to the present day he has driven out the Wei thieves and restored the old capital, and he has managed the army, the people, the economy, and the temple affairs.

Even the Qianghu in Liangzhou, which had caused trouble for hundreds of years, and the aristocratic families of the later Han Dynasty who were helpless, fell into his hands.

This is enough to show that the skills he learned from his master are far from being as simple as he said.

The art of Yi Ya?

Whose Yi Ya art is so powerful?

We don’t expect that the children of the Feng family can learn all his skills, but if Feng Mingwen has more children, and each child learns 30 to 40%, we can always select a few for the prince, right?

One or two is not too much, three or four is good, five or six is ​​good...

That's right, it doesn't matter if it's a child or not, it doesn't matter if it's a boy or a girl.

Anyway, the women from the Feng Mansion are also very powerful.

Of course, if her sister could have more children with Feng Mingwen, she would be even more happy to see it happen.

When the queen was in Jincheng, she was unable to give birth to a child. When she arrived in Hanzhong, the land of Longxing, she gave birth to the prince.

After giving birth to the prince, the man continued to achieve great successes and was expected to recover, so she had some kind of superstition in this regard:

Weiyang Palace was built by Emperor Gao. If Feng Mingwen really allowed his sister to conceive a child in Weiyang Palace this time, it would be God's arrangement.

Maybe this child can help the Han Dynasty regain its former prosperity in the future.

It was with some ulterior motive that the queen this time looked down upon the two people's irresistible behavior in the palace.

On the other hand, if it wasn't God's arrangement, if they dare to do it again in the future, don't blame her for being rude.

How does Mrs. Right know what her sister is thinking?

When she heard her sister's words, she felt that she was feeling unfair for her child:

"Alang once said that it would be good for the children in the family to learn three points of his knowledge. Because there are many things that cannot be done outside, and he has only seen them in his master's school."

“If you don’t see it with your own eyes, hear it with your own ears, and experience it yourself, there is no way to understand the knowledge contained therein.”

"So, sister, you said it's impossible for A Mo to finish his studies!"

"Even Amei, who has made so many things, can't fully understand the knowledge of objects that Alang taught her."

Hearing Madam Right's words, the Queen was furious and stabbed her in the head with her finger:

"You know you can't finish learning, so why not hurry up and have more children with him! If you have more children, you can learn one more point."

The Queen of the Han Dynasty was planning the future for the Prince of the Han Dynasty in the palace, but the Prince of Wu, Sun Deng, who was thousands of miles away, fell into grief and worry.

It turned out that the Xu family of Wu County sent someone to deliver news that Mrs. Xu was seriously ill.

Mrs. Xu was Sun Quan's second wife.

She was first married to Lu Shang from the Lu family in Wu County. Lu Shang died young and the Xu family had no children, so they returned to the Xu family to live alone.

Later, Sun Quan's first wife, Xie, died early, so Sun Quan, who was a general against the captives at the time, hired Xu as his wife and gave Sun Deng to her to raise.

The Xu family had no children, so they naturally loved Sun Deng who was still very young.

Who would have expected that a few years later, Sun Quan felt that Xu was sexually jealous, so he sent her back to Wu County to live with the Xu family.

In contrast, the concubine Bu Shi (i.e. Bu Lianshi) was deeply favored by Sun Quan because of her beauty, docile character and non-jealous character.

If this kind of thing were placed in an ordinary family, it would at best be regarded as a fight between wives and concubines.

But when it comes to the emperor's family, especially when the prince is involved, it's completely different.

After Sun Quan became emperor, he wanted to make Sun Deng the crown prince, but Sun Deng declined:

"If you want to establish a prince, you must first establish a queen. This means that you must first establish the foundation and then you can practice morality."

Sun Quan asked: "Where is your mother?"

His original intention was to let Sun Deng recognize Bu as his mother.

Unexpectedly, Sun Deng replied: "My mother is in Wu County."

When Sun Quan heard this, he was speechless.

After all, Sun Deng's move was an act of filial piety, so Sun Quan could not rebuke him, but Sun Quan did not want to make Xu his queen, so he remained silent.

However, although Sun Deng insisted on making him the queen first, Sun Quan finally made him the prince first.

However, the position of the queen was left vacant because the prince and ministers wanted to belong to the Xu family, and Sun Quan wanted to establish the Bu family. The two sides were in a stalemate.

Over the years, although Bu was actually a queen and everyone in the palace called her queen, she has never been recognized by the prince and the ministers of the court.

That is to say, she has a good personality and is not angry because of it. She often sends people to send clothes to the prince.

After Sun Deng received the clothes as a reward from the Bu family, he often just accepted them and never wore them once.

On the contrary, whenever Mrs. Xu of Wu County sent someone to bring him clothes as his adoptive mother, he would put them on after taking a bath.

It can be seen from this that Sun Deng indeed regarded Xu as his own mother.

Now that he got the news that Xu was seriously ill, how could he not be anxious?

He immediately sent someone to visit him, and at the same time he went to seek help from Sun Quan, crying and saying:

"The child was brought up by his mother in his early years, but it is a great unfilial piety that he has not been able to take care of her over the years."

"Now I heard that my mother is seriously ill, her insides are shattered, and she is in a state of panic. I beg your Majesty to allow me to go and serve my mother some decoction, as a sign of filial piety."

Although Sun Quan did not like the Xu family, he was very satisfied with his well-known son.

When he heard the prince's request, instead of embarrassing him, he said:

"Filial piety is the most important thing. Since I am the emperor, how can I prevent my children from fulfilling their filial piety? I will send the palace doctor to accompany you."
Chapter completed!