Chapter 2201: Mrs. Erpin Gaoming
Chapter 2201 The Second Grade Madam
Based on humanitarian considerations, Chu Heng waved his hand and decided to recruit four officials.
The news was published directly in the official newspaper the next day.
And set the exam time, which will be tomorrow afternoon.
At the same time, it was published in the official newspaper that this recruitment news is only valid today and tomorrow.
The news came out.
The little beggars who helped sell official newspapers helped spread the news.
In a short while, the Ju people waiting in the capital immediately warmed up.
Hurriedly go out to meet up with friends.
Some people even asked about the specific situation of the Juren who went to the official examination last time.
They really made up some exam questions.
And at this time.
There happened to be an ox cart coming in from the gate of the capital, and a young man with ordinary clothes and long hair was sitting on the ox cart.
Still holding a jug in his hand.
Like half drunk.
"Selling newspapers, selling newspapers... Tomorrow there will be an exam for new officials at the official newspaper office..."
The young man sat up suddenly from the bullock cart, and shouted loudly to the newspaper seller: "Little brother, bring me an official newspaper."
"Okay, Chenghui four copper coins."
This young man is exactly Xu Chan, who rushed back the same day when he heard the recruitment news from the official newspaper yamen a month ago. Not itchy all over, and not wanting to waste time stopping to take a shower.
After reading the contents of the official newspaper.
He hooked his lips, and immediately asked the driver to go directly to the official office.
It took a quarter of an hour to submit my account number and other items to prove my identity and fame. The registration was successful, and I just waited until tomorrow to come to the government to report to the Yamen for the exam.
Chu Heng was busy recruiting officials.
Pinyin began to spread in the capital.
At this moment, it has caused a lot of influence both in the officialdom and among the people.
After Chu Heng came to court, he was entangled by some old scholars, especially the officials of the Ministry of Rites, who wished to directly drag Chu Heng to the Ministry of Rites.
Chu Heng finally prepared many copies of the so-called original author's "original manuscript", foreign books written by foreigners outside the fan, and some basic books on learning pinyin and literacy, and sent them to the Ministry of Rites.
After staying in the Ministry of Rites all morning, he was released.
He was basically pestered as if he were a teacher.
Waiting for him to finally escape from the Ministry of Rites.
Received the imperial decree from the emperor.
Chu Heng received the imperial decree directly at the Yamen of the Ministry of War.
The main content of the imperial decree is very simple. First, he praised Chu Heng, then gave him silver rewards and cloth as a tribute in the palace, and finally promised him that he would not allow others to use pinyin for profit. inverse.
at the same time.
The father-in-law who passed the decree also came to Chu Mansion.
Ye Muyu was entertaining several wives of Shangshu at that time.
This decree came suddenly.
Ye Muyu could only leave the guests behind to receive the imperial edict.
When she hears her name, it will be recorded in the history book, indicating that she and Chu Heng completed the pinyin book, and at the same time, she was given several royal gifts.
Although it cannot be used, it is a representative of honor.
Not only that.
Emperor Xuanming also directly bestowed on her a second-rank madam.
Ye Muyu: "..." The imperial order at the end was completely unexpected to her. She thought it would be fine if the emperor agreed to do business together, but she didn't expect the other party to return the imperial order.
And her official rank is higher than Chu Heng's current official rank.
Your Majesty, what does this mean?
All kinds of thoughts flashed in Ye Muyu's heart, but they didn't show on her face. She got up, accepted the imperial edict gratefully, and did not forget to send some silver rewards to the father-in-law who delivered the edict.
(end of this chapter)
