Husband and wife and politics are the root of chaos. From now on, ministers are not allowed to serve the Queen Mother, descendants of the family are not allowed to serve as assistants to the government, and they are not allowed to accept the title of Mao Shi. This edict is passed down to future generations. If there is any violation,

The whole world will punish him.

At the same time, it also abolished the centuries-old rule in the Qin and Han Dynasties that women could be knighted.

It was said that the Qin Dynasty violated the ancient system and was inherited by the Han Dynasty. However, this method did not conform to the ancient etiquette and law, so the Wei Dynasty abolished it.

Even the Empress Dowager Bian, the Empress Dowager, did not show off to her foreign relatives every time they met.

He often advises his relatives: "You must live frugally, and you should not expect rewards or covet comfort. Don't blame me for being too unkind to you. This is because I have my own principles."

"I have served Emperor Wu for forty or fifty years, and I have become accustomed to living a frugal life. It is impossible for me to become extravagant and luxurious. If you dare to violate the law and system, I will make it even more serious than ordinary people."

"You can't even expect me to send you money or food, or to forgive you."

With the Empress Dowager taking the lead, the concubines in the Wei Kingdom's harem have always been relatively quiet and rarely caused trouble.

In addition to the fact that Yu was snatched away from her position as queen, there was a big fuss.

Now that she has returned to Luoyang, her mentality has already changed and she will not say anything more.

Cao Rui's eyes flashed and he stared at Mrs. Yu closely, as if he wanted to see the true thoughts in her heart from her face.

It's just that Mrs. Yu's face is respectful, nothing else.

After staring at Mrs. Yu for a while, Cao Rui really couldn't see her true thoughts, and then nodded, "Well, since you don't want to say more, that's okay."

"It seems that you haven't seen your family since you returned to Luoyang from Yecheng, right? In a few days, I will have someone notify the Yu family and ask them to send someone to the palace to talk to you."

Mr. Yu suddenly raised his head.

What greeted her was Cao Rui's sharp eyes.

The emperor continued to give instructions, "It would be best to let the person in charge of the caravan also enter the palace."

Thinking of what Emperor Cai said about Liangzhou, Mrs. Yu understood. She opened her mouth and wanted to say something, but in the end she could only agree: "Promise."

Cao Rui stood up, opened his arms, and said calmly: "Go to bed."

Mrs. Yu walked to Cao Rui and helped him untie his clothes. An unknown cold light flashed in her eyes where Cao Rui couldn't see her.

"If your Majesty is really worried about Liangzhou, I have an idea."

"Aren't you talking about court affairs?"

Cao Rui had a sneer on his face.

"It's not a matter of the court, but a matter of the harem."

Mrs. Yu gritted her teeth behind Cao Rui, but her voice became gentler.

"There is a person in the palace who comes from a wealthy family in Hexi. If Your Majesty goes to find her, there is no doubt that she will be of some help."

This time Cao Rui was really surprised. He couldn't help but turned his head, "Huh? There is such a person? Why didn't I know?"

"This person was banished to the palace during the reign of the late Emperor. It is possible that His Majesty did not notice it for a while."

Faced with Cao Rui's doubtful gaze, Mrs. Yu, not knowing whether intentionally or unintentionally, moved closer and helped him take off his outer robe.

"At the beginning of Huang Dynasty, there was a rebellion in Hexi, and the wealthy Guo family participated in it. Some of the Guo family from Xidu were confiscated into Luoyang Palace."

Xidu is the county government of Xiping County.

"Guo family?"

"It's the Guo family." Yu Shi whispered softly, "Although the Guo family is gone, my uncle is still there. If your majesty can call him and ask him in detail, it may be of some help."

Although her words and deeds were gentle, her heart was sneering.

His Majesty, the Emperor, is of a ruthless nature, but he also likes beauty—beauty of both men and women is appreciated by all.

Mao was beautiful, but Guo was even more beautiful than her, and Guo was young.

After a few years, Mrs. Mao became older and older, while Mrs. Guo happened to be at her most beautiful age.

When the time comes I want to see if His Majesty the Emperor will treat Mao the same way he treated me that day?

"Ms. Guo is quite attractive. Even when I see her, I feel pity for her. If Your Majesty is interested, how about I ask someone to call her over now?"

Cao Rui was already very moved when he saw Mrs. Yu's attitude, and when he heard that she actually took the initiative to recommend palace people to him, his heart became even more intense.

Seeing him like this, Mrs. Yu knew what he meant, so she turned around and gave the order.

After a while, a timid woman was led in.

When Cao Rui saw her, her eyes lit up: She is indeed a beauty!

A few days later, news came from the palace: the emperor had newly granted a title to Mrs. Guo in the inner palace.

At the same time, during the early Huang Dynasty, the Guo family, who was moved to Luoyang because of the rebellion in Xiping County, welcomed a happy event.

Mrs. Guo's uncle Guo Zhi was named Huben Zhonglang General.

His uncle Guo Li was awarded the title of Cavalry Captain.

At the same time, Emperor Cao Rui of Wei issued an edict: The world has been in chaos for a long time, and the law cannot be enforced for a long time! Prisoners are the life of the world. They cannot help but riot and cannot govern the country.

In order to show that he attached great importance to the law, Cao Rui ordered that the Pingwang Temple be changed to the Hearing Temple. He would go to the Hearing Temple to hear important criminal cases.

In the process, Cao Rui also discovered that from the beginning Li Kui formulated the six chapters of the "Book of Laws" to Xiao He's "Han Code".

At first, there were nine chapters, and later it was increased to 60 chapters. There are also more than 300 chapters of "Ling" and 960 volumes of "Jue Shi Bi".

In later generations, there were constant additions, losses, and mistakes, and there were more than ten Confucian scholars such as Ma and Zheng who commented on it.

As of now, there are 26,272 laws and regulations with more than 7.73 million words.

So he ordered Sikong Chen Qun, Sanqi Changshi Liu Shao and others to cancel the Han law.

Eighteen chapters of "New Laws", 45 chapters of "Lings of Prefectures and Counties", more than 80 chapters of "Orders of Shangshu" and "Lings of the Military" were added to the nine chapters of "Zhenglu", and the others were omitted.

Need not.

At the same time, based on the suggestion of Shangshu Wei Ji, a doctor of laws was appointed to clarify the laws.

Specifically stated:

The criminal law is precious to the country; however, some people ignore the national law and discuss it in private to show their contempt.

Failure to obey the law is the beginning of the country's ruin. Therefore, in the future, you must not use false and untrue words to destroy religion and chaos. If there is any violation, you should punish it according to the law!

Reaffirm the law and clarify the laws and regulations to prevent the world from being confused.

In the opinion of many people, this was because the emperor accepted the advice of his ministers, gave up his desire to conquer Shu, and began to rectify the internal affairs of Wei.

Sima Yi, who was guarding Jingzhou, at this time, wrote a letter to his son Sima Shi, a member of the young people's association with the core of "Four Cong, Eight Reaching and Three Henan" in Luoyang City.

Inside, I gave Sima Shi a lot of comfort and asked him to study hard in a down-to-earth manner.

Master Sima read his master's letter and was a little confused.

At the same time, Sun Quan in the south announced that he would move the capital to Jianye.
Chapter completed!