On the occasion of rebirth Zhou Sui

Chapter 458 Kidnapped and sent to Jinyang

Ever since Cui Che treated Mrs. Changsun kindly and Maid Guanyin according to his promise, he has not done anything to persecute Mrs. Changsun.

In return, Changsun Wuji has been serving Cui Che and serving him wholeheartedly.

For Changsun Wuji, in Jinyang surrounded by wolves, the only one who can protect his family is Cui Che.

Cui Che patiently explained to him, and Changsun Wuji was convinced.

However, Cui Che said he was selfless, but in fact, as long as the ministers were loyal to him, if their wives and concubines had an affair with a monk, Cui Che would still erase their names to cover up their family scandals.

At the same time, Cui Che will also inform them of the matter in private. As for how these people will deal with their wives and concubines, Cui Che will not continue to interfere.

He insisted on telling the world about the obscene things of the monks, in order to arouse the hatred of the monks among the people. At that time, if he struck hard at the monks, no one would sympathize with those obscene monks.

Not all monks will violate the sexual precept and practice physical Buddhism with female believers.

But it can't hold a grain of mouse droppings, which will spoil the whole pot of porridge.

Cui Che wanted to turn those monks into street rats that everyone yelled at to beat them, to show his justice in destroying the Buddha.

And Cui Che's choice to cover up the scandal for his close ministers will undoubtedly make them grateful to him.

On May 26th of the first year of Zhenyuan (AD 606), Emperor Yang Hao ordered Kaihuayuan to establish the temple. Over the past thirty years, the numerous crimes committed by the monks were detailed to who, where, when and what happened.

, one by one, all told to the world.

For a time, public opinion was in an uproar. No one knew that the sanctimonious eminent monks were detestable in private. Some of them were careless about human life, and some were extravagant. As for the cases of collecting expensive profits and forcing people to have their families destroyed, there were many cases.

Kaihuayuan is only one of the twelve courtyards in Jinyang, and the crimes it has committed are too numerous to list. Could it be that the other eleven courtyards in Jinyang are spotless. There are countless temples in the world. How much dirt is hidden in the so-called pure place of Buddhism?

Public opinion called on the King of Yan to conduct a thorough investigation of the temples in the world, and all officials in the court also went to court to show their support with practical actions.

Some people saw through the King of Yan's attempt to undermine Buddhism, and some officials were angry and retaliated because their wives and concubines were having an affair with a monk.

Seeing that he had achieved his goal, Cui Che immediately responded to everyone's request and issued an edict in the name of the young emperor Yang Hao to thoroughly investigate whether the Guandong temples violated the rules and regulations.

At the same time, the Jinyang County magistrate's bribery case was used to conduct a thorough investigation into official corruption.

Before the monks were in trouble, Cui Che, who was observing the actions of the Si Nei Ya, had previously thoroughly investigated the issue of forcing girls into prostitution in brothels, and all officials who took the opportunity to accept bribes were arrested one after another.

There were more than 3,000 officials, big and small, from all over the Kanto region. Anyone who profited from it would be dismissed from their posts and their family assets confiscated. If the circumstances were serious, they would be taken to Jinyang to be executed.

Cui Che's rough behavior in dealing with corruption undoubtedly reminded many people of when he was the consolation ambassador of Henan, when he almost killed all the officials in Qingzhou and other places.

But in Cui Che's rage, there were still people who dared to intercede for the criminals.

Cui Yanqing, the governor of Xiangzhou, perhaps in order to gain a reputation for mercy, actually went so far as to appeal to the court at the instigation of his cronies. He believed that such a punishment was excessive and requested that the punishment of some officials be reduced.

Cui Che was furious. He immediately summoned Mai Mengcai and ordered him to go to Xiangzhou to take over the post of governor of Xiangzhou. He also sent people to kidnap Cui Yanqing and his cronies to Jinyang.

Seeing that Cui Che was rarely so angry, Mai Mengcai did not dare to defend his brother-in-law, so he had to pack his bags and go to Xiangzhou in a hurry, and asked his wife Cui Wenhui to inform Yang Lihua of the incident.

In the afternoon of that day, Yang Lihua rushed to Jinyang Palace angrily and asked:

"What did Qing'er do that makes you have to kidnap him to Jinyang?"

If it had been the other way around, Cui Che would have coaxed his wife in a pleasant manner when he saw Yang Lihua was angry.

But Cui Yanqing's move really disappointed Cui Che. He threw the memorial to Yang Lihua and shouted:

"Look carefully, this is the good son you raised!"

Yang Lihua had never been yelled at by Cui Che like this before. She looked stunned and picked up the memorial. But it was just an ordinary memorial to plead for mercy. Yang Lihua really didn't understand why Cui Che was so angry.

Cui Che sighed in his heart. If he didn't break the matter down and tell her about it, his wife would probably still be confused.

"These officials, they accept bribes, maybe the amount is not large, but they indulge in prostitution and force girls into prostitution.

"Every penny is the blood and tears of those women. You are also a woman. I ask you, is this a heinous crime?

"Qing'er actually begged for mercy for these beasts, how could I have such an evil obstacle!"

Yang Lihua was speechless.

Cui Che continued to shout:

"Now that my family's power is stable, why is Qing'er so eager to ask for your name?

"Could it be that you want to see Yang Yong? What happened to Yang Guang will happen again between Qing'er and Qiji brothers!"

Yang Lihua turned pale, fell to the ground, and kept sobbing.

Obviously, for Yang Lihua, if her two sons followed the example of their uncle and brother in killing each other, it would be like the earth falling apart.

At this time, she no longer objected to Cui Che kidnapping Cui Yanqing back to Jinyang for good discipline.

He just blamed Cui Che for not caring about his children's education. Now Cui Yanqing has done something wrong and he blames her alone.

However, in ancient times, men were the masters of foreign affairs and women were the masters of domestic affairs.

It is a woman's job to take care of her husband and raise her children.

But Cui Che didn't argue with her. Seeing his married wife's sad look, Cui Che couldn't bear it. He stepped forward to help her up and comforted her:

"This matter originally had nothing to do with you. Who can resist the temptation of power and position? I wrongly blamed you.

"After Qing'er comes back, just discipline him well. If he can understand the principle of brotherly harmony, I will still use him."

Only then did Yang Lihua stop crying and promised Cui Che that she would discipline Cui Yanqing well when he came back.

In fact, what made Cui Che angry was not Cui Yanqing's intention to seize the legitimate son, but that he actually did such stupid things in order to seize the legitimate son.

Fortunately, Cui Qiji, who served as the general manager of Xuzhou, faithfully carried out Cui Che's orders. Whether it was the temples under his rule or corrupt officials, he struck hard. He did not worry at all about being known as cruel and firmly followed Cui Che's orders.

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Cui Che asked Du Ruhui and Li Mi to assist Cui Qiji. Cui Qiji would naturally not be able to do something stupid like Cui Yanqing.

As for Cui Yanqing, the team around him is far worse than Cui Qiji.

Of course, this was Cui Che's intention in the past, but what happened this time also reminded Cui Che that he should send some good teachers and friends to Cui Yanqing and Cui Yanzong to advise them from time to time.

(End of chapter)