Carefree Prince In Tang Dynasty

At any rate, Turkic is also a country that was able to wrestle with Datang, and there were several wise monarchs at one time. In the long history of China, no one who wanted to take control of the minority regime in the Central Plains could not learn from the Han system. Turks are the same.

A series of virtuous monarchs established the general direction for the Turks to learn from the Han people, which directly led to the fact that the official position system of the Turks was exactly the same as that of the Tang Dynasty—at least it seemed to be the same.

Seventh Grade is a very subtle grade. From it down, most officials are insignificant and can't hold any real power. Since it goes up, some positions start to have considerable power. It can be said that there are many factional struggles in the court, and the backbone of each party is basically among the officials of the seventh rank and above.

If it is really like what Wang Jing said, all officials above the seventh rank must be officially canonized by the Tang Dynasty, then things will be troublesome. How can these Turkic aristocrats control politics as they please and form their own forces?

For example, let’s say you are the leader of a Turkic faction, and one of your subordinates has done a good job, and you want to promote him. Before, all you had to do was put on airs and propose to Tuli Khan. Tuli Khan usually won't smack your face for this kind of thing. And, even if he doesn't agree at first, you have enough party members to support you and force him to agree.

But in the future, if you want to promote a seventh-rank official to the sixth-rank position, you will not only have to deal with Tuli Khan, but also the court of the Tang Dynasty. Tuli Khan would very much like to see such a situation. Because in this way, he is not the side that directly faces the pressure.

If you want to promote an official, that's fine, don't tell me, I agree, I agree with everything, but my agreement is useless, you have to get the seal of the Tang Dynasty to work.

The Tang court stood behind Tuli Khan invisibly, and the authority of Tuli Khan would be enhanced like never before. At that time, who else would be willing to stand behind these great nobles?

Once they lose the support of others, aren't the so-called big nobles just toothless tigers and lambs waiting to be slaughtered? Will Tuli Khan let them go?

A shadow cast over Que Teqin's heart.

"How do I know if what you said is true?" He stared at Wang Jing and said.

Wang Jing smiled and said, "I'm just here to report something to the lord. The truth and falsehood are naturally judged by the lord. If the lord thinks that I came all the way from Datang just to tell the lord such a lie, then I'm about to say goodbye now. My lord just pretends that I haven't been here before."

After saying that, he drank the tea in front of him and said with a smile: "Thank you, my lord, for the tea."

Seeing Wang Jing get up and walk out, Que Teqin's eyes became more and more uncertain, as if he wanted to penetrate Wang Jing's body with his eyes.

Time seems to suddenly become very slow at this moment. The velocity of the air also dropped suddenly.

At the moment when Wang Jing was about to step out of the tent, Que Teqin finally couldn't help but speak.

"Wait a minute." He stopped Wang Jing, "Since you have whetted my appetite, then sit down and finish talking."

Wang Jing turned his back to Que Teqin, the corners of his lips raised slightly, then he turned around slowly and said, "Since the lord is willing to listen, then I will naturally know everything and say everything."