Quick Transmigration Goldfinger Trialist

He completely believed what Ding Yun said about King Zhou Jing, and soon went back excitedly to draw up the edict. In the end, his edict was sent back by Ding Yun, and the eldest son of King Chu and the eldest sons of the nobles left Luoyang together.

When the imperial edict was sent to the princes and kings.

The experience of Chu State has also spread all over the world.

The King of Chu and the great nobles of the capital of the Chu Kingdom proved to the whole world with iron-like facts that all the previous rumors were true and that the army of the Zhou royal family was powerful.

It also showed everyone a new way of playing, that is, directly taking the enemy's lair without attacking the city.

Who can bear this?

Not to mention that the princes and kings of various countries are terribly confused, those who travel the world on the grounds of the collapse of rituals and music, seeking opportunities for promotion and promoting theories are also ignorant.

The academic foundation of most of them lies in the weakening of the Zhou royal family and the collapse of rites and music. Now the Zhou royal family has suddenly risen and recovered like a corpse, making them a little unsure whether to continue to promote the collapse of rites and music, to help To deal with the rising Zhou royal family, other princes still went to help the Zhou royal family restore rituals and music.

It is so contradictory.

But in any case, the fact that the Zhou royal family suddenly became stronger quickly became popular, and a large number of businessmen regrouped in Luoyang. Many schools, whether they support the revival of the Zhou royal family or those that do not support the revival of the Zhou royal family, have schools. People come to study.

The major vassal states also sent people to negotiate with each other.

For example, if their monarch is old or sick, can he send a son to pay tribute, while the monarch himself is very young, and they send someone to ask if they can send a brother, but they are afraid to come in person.

I'm afraid that the Zhou royal family will turn their backs by taking advantage of their strength.

Want to catch everything.

However, since it was for the sake of establishing prestige, it was obviously impossible for Ding Yun to compromise, so he rejected all their requests uniformly, and issued an edict again, strictly requiring the princes to come in person. for his eldest son.

It is absolutely not allowed to only send the son to come to see him.

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The capital of Qi State, Linzi, Jixia Academy.

Since the day King Zhou Jing issued the edict, there has been an unprecedented degree of discussion within the Jixia Academy. The various university schools, and even the disciples within the school, are arguing about the impact of this matter and why the Zhou royal family is so powerful.

Recently, at Jixia Academy, because King Qi was also a little hesitant and didn't know how to deal with the edict, a big debate among all schools started.

The issue is whether the king of Qi should respond to the imperial edict.

And the reasons for the revival of the Zhou royal family.

The competition among the various university factions is fierce.

Some schools of thought believe that the root of the great princes' ability to become princes is that they accepted the canonization of Zhou Tianzi, which is the legal basis of the major princes.

So he accepted the edict and went to Luoyang to pay tribute.

It's reasonable, so why discuss it?

Some schools of thought believe that there is no eternal truth in this world. Although Zhou Tianzi canonized many princes back then, the lands that Zhou Tianzi canonized were not within the actual scope of Zhou Tianzi's rule at all.

The major vassal states can have today's territory, relying entirely on the efforts of the major vassals for several generations, even more than a dozen generations, and it has no direct relationship with Zhou Tianzi. What King Zhou Jing did now is clearly Repaying kindness with kindness, and intimidating princes with force.

Moreover, as early as the three families divided Jin and recognized the legitimacy of the three countries that divided Jin, Zhou Tianzi violated his original promise and destroyed the etiquette and law system he set at the beginning, which is self-inflicted.

So absolutely should not be threatened to pay tribute.

Other schools of thought believed that if Zhou Tianzi continued to use his strength to deter the world and stop the princes from conquering each other, it would be a good thing. At least in this way, the world could be peaceful and the people could live in peace.

Of course, although more schools have various ideas, they still have to admit in the end that it is best to choose the tribute. After all, if they are really captured like the Chu State, they will not be able to live. Dangerous and huge ransom fees, just being captured once will lose most of their prestige in the country.

How to convince the public at that time!

This was the first topic in Jixia Academy. Although there was a lot of debate, the discussion finally came to a conclusion.

The second topic is the reason for the revival of Emperor Zhou.

It's not that simple.

Because the factions of the universities say they have persuaded each other, even it is difficult to convince themselves internally. Some say it is because of benevolence and righteousness, some say it is because of destiny, some say it is because they value craftsman skills, and some say it is witchcraft.

Some even say it's because of wealth.

But no matter what kind of statement, everyone felt that it was too one-sided and hard to convince the public, and no matter what kind of statement, I am afraid it would be difficult to fully explain why those soldiers of Zhou State were so powerful and why they were so capable.

Even invulnerable or something.

In the end, on the contrary, only the theory of destiny, ancestral blessing, and witchcraft, which are not clear and difficult to prove clearly, have the upper hand in the discussion.

Among them, the two bold guesses that attracted the most attention and made everyone feel more credible were Mrs. Xiyun, and King Mu of Zhou and Queen Mother Xi.

The speculation about Mrs. Xiyun is that everyone suspects that Mrs. Xiyun, the mother of King Zhou Jing, inherited the ancient witchcraft from the Song Dynasty from the Yin and Shang Dynasties, and may be able to summon witch ghosts into the bodies of those soldiers, so that those soldiers have comparable Like ghosts and gods.

After all, Yin Shang has always attached great importance to ghosts and gods.

The same is true of the Song Dynasty, which emphasizes witches and sacrifices.

If Mrs. Xiyun did not hesitate to use forbidden techniques after the fall of the Song Dynasty, even selling her soul to witches and ghosts in exchange for power, it is not impossible.

The speculation about King Mu of Zhou and Queen Mother of the West is mainly based on the suspicion that King Mu of Zhou did go to the country of Queen Mother of the West after her death and was with Queen Mother of the West. King Jing of Zhou may have contacted through unknown means such as Taimiao or even Jiuding. King Mu of Zhou borrowed soldiers from the Kingdom of the Queen Mother of the West from King Mu of Zhou to help.

Maybe the various new crafts and techniques that appeared in Luoyang city also came from the country of Queen Mother of the West.

This guess even clarified the source of the glass.

I have to say that the intellectuals of Jixia Academy have really big brains, they dare to think and speak, and the most important thing is that these guesses are really believed.

With the end of the discussion at the Jixia Academy, their conjectures quickly spread throughout the entire Qi State, and spread throughout the world through Qi State's channels, adding another layer of mythical legends to the Zhou royal family.

Some nobles even really believed in this.

Then just gave up and continued to explore the root cause.

In addition, more princes began to gradually consider giving up the struggle and completing this tribute first.