Chapter 2319: King of Nanjiang

Zhao Yuanjing gently stroked her back and said, "Everyone is the same, and

they want to leave good things to the person who cares the most. Xiao Ziye

cherishes your sister, and Master Hou also loves you the most and cares about

you. Blindly sad makes them feel sad for the Spirit of Heaven."

Yun Dai's tears flowed, one drop or two fell on the key.

She didn't have the courage to take a look at the wealth that her brother left

to her. Later, after Bei Qi returned, she asked Queen Mother Rong to use the

money on the people of Bei Qi.

Now my grandfather also left something for her.

How can she have such care and love from them?

Zhao Yuanjing sat next to her, closed her hands, held her tightly, and said

softly: "Master Laohou is a senior man, and he walks very peacefully. The

children and grandchildren are by his side, and the daughter is back, no

regrets."

Yun Dai leaned on his lap, looking at the rustling grape leaves being rustled

by the wind.

There was a faint crying behind him.

White cloth was hung everywhere.

The old man who has been a national soldier and horseman, smiles at Jiuquan.

The emperor made an decree to chase after Yiming Lao Hou Ye as the king of

Nanjiang and his posthumous title as Wuzhong.

The descendants of King Wuzhong Nanjiang inherited the throne of Zhongyonghou,

and Ming Xiuwen inherited the throne of Hou Ye. The eldest son of Ming Jing

was the son of Hou Shi.

As the maternal grandfather of the empress, the Hou Mansion has never bullied

others, and has always been a low-key person, doing things well. The two

grandsons have a literary skill and a martial art, and never pick things up.

Such people are very popular.

The emperor's reward for the whole family of the Hou Mansion was convinced by

the court.

The funeral of King Nanjiang was not luxurious, but many people came to

express their condolences.

The grand scale even surpassed the funeral of Mr. Jin two years ago.

Although the old man was low-key when he was alive, he was kind, and supported

many poor families and soldiers. The Hou Mansion never wanted their flattery

and support, but they all kept their kindness in their hearts.

The old man is gone, they all come to see him for the last time.

At the funeral, uncles and cousins presided over the funeral, while the

officials and wives in the backyard, while the aunts and daughters-in-laws

received food.

The emperor sent people from the court to help, and everything was in order.

Yun Dai didn't show up much, but she stayed in the mourning hall.

Yun Wu guarded with her.

The prince also came to stay with her all night. The two princesses and the

second prince also followed. Yun Dai didn't want the children to stay up late

with them, so she threw them all back, and took them back on the day of the

funeral.

After the funeral, Yun Dai also lost a circle, with a pointed chin and a pair

of eyes, which were big and round.

It seems more and more naive.

Standing with the thirty-six-year-old Yun Wu, she became more and more like a

mother and daughter.

Although she was just a granddaughter, she decided to be a filial piety for

the elderly for three months, being a vegetarian, not drinking, not listening

to theatre and having fun. It also includes not having ** with Zhao

Yuanjing.

Of course, they have rarely been together these days.

It's not that Zhao Yuanjing doesn't want to, but she doesn't.

Thinking of Zhao Yuanjing's body, where can she bring up the slightest

interest.

Unexpectedly, Zhao Yuanjing did not complain as before, always running towards

her bed.

Yun Dai only thought it was because of his poor body, but she didn't know that

he was trying to hide the fact that he had started coughing up blood.

Due to the death of Lord Houhou, in July and August, the birthdays of the

emperor princess and the second prince had nothing to do.

Just eat a bowl of longevity noodles and kowtow to the ancestors.

It wasn't that the emperor wanted to keep filial piety to a courtier, but that

Zhao Yuanjing knew that Yundai was in a bad mood and didn't want to upset her

by making big decisions.