Of course, if we say we are going to observe politics for three months, we will definitely shorten it as appropriate.

For example, when Guangdong is replacing a large number of officials, 60 new Jinshi will be thrown in next month.

And just like the old Song Dynasty, new scholars were basically not allowed to directly serve as county magistrates. They all started as county magistrates or the like, or as affairs officers of the state government, supervisory department and other yamen.

Zhu Guoxiang said: "During the period of observing the government, new scholars can live in Baolu Palace."

The Shangqing Baolu Palace built by Emperor Huizong of the Song Dynasty specifically for Lin Lingsu was expanded on the original Baolu Palace and was even connected to the Yanfu Palace.

Now part of the building has been demolished and blocked from Yanfu Palace. It is used as a dormitory for new scholars - this shabby place can accommodate two thousand Taoist priests!

There are also some buildings in Tokyo that have been temporarily turned into dormitories for officials.

For example, Qishengyuan, which is next to the imperial city, was originally an official residence during the Five Dynasties period. Because Zhao Guangyi was born here, it was later rebuilt into Qishengyuan, where various imperial objects of Zhao Guangyi are enshrined, as well as Zhao Guangyi’s portraits.

Spiritual position, etc.

It covers an area larger than the Kaifeng government office and is now converted into a residence for officials of the Beijing Dynasty.

After announcing these, Xinke Jinshi thanked En and left.

Zhao Ding, who had been promoted to the governor of Kaifeng, personally guided them out of Donghua Gate. At the same time, officials posted yellow notices outside Donghua Gate.

Hundreds of horses were brought from Tiansi Prison and have been waiting outside Donghua Gate for a long time.

Zhao Ding smiled and said: "Master Zhuangyuan, please mount your horse."

In the crowd of countless people watching, Hu Quan put on his stirrups and sat on his horse. When he found that the governor of Kaifeng was actually holding the horse for him, he quickly said: "I can't do it, I absolutely can't do it!"

Zhao Ding laughed loudly: "This is His Majesty's decree. From now on, all the governors of Kaifeng will lead horses to parade for the new champion."

Hearing this, Hu Quan was so moved that his eyes were filled with tears, and he wished he could die to repay the king's kindness.

Other new scholars were also led by officials from the Kaifeng Prefecture and the Wucheng Military and Horse Division.

Zhao Ding introduced as he walked: "The spring breeze is so exciting that I can see all the flowers in Chang'an in one day. From now on, the new scholars will go south from Donghua Gate, along the Imperial Street and cross the Zhouqiao Bridge. The team will be divided into three, and the number one scholar will lead the team eastward.

, No. 2 will lead the team to the west, Tanhua will lead the team to the south, and finally return to Baolu Palace to meet up."

"when!"

The commander of the Military and Horse Department of the Five Cities personally beat the gong to clear the way and shouted along the street: "The new Jinshi, the horses are paraded through the streets!"

A long procession went to Imperial Street, and the place where they passed was noisy and noisy. Tokyo residents helped old and young to watch the excitement.

In the old Song Dynasty, this process did not exist, and it could only appear in operas.

Now, opera has been brought into reality, and every Jinshi is excited and excited, riding a horse in Tokyo to usher in the highlight moment of his life.

Decades later, some people may be prosperous and others may be in despair, but today they must be deeply buried in their memories.

(I checked the information today and found out that in the Song Dynasty, there were two institutions: the Bachelor's Academy and the Hanlin Academy. The Bachelor's Academy was equivalent to the Hanlin Academy in the Ming Dynasty, and the official positions were all Hanlin bachelors, Hanlin imperial edicts, etc. The Hanlin Academy in the Song Dynasty raised

A group of officials in the fields of literature, painting, astronomy, medicine, and craftsmen, whose official positions were in such-and-such academy of the Hanlin Academy. It was a bit embarrassing, so it was assumed that the Zhu family merged the Academy of Sciences and the Hanlin Academy, and took away the power to write imperial edicts and other powers.)

(In addition, the Guangdong official who died in Dali Temple Prison in the previous chapter was actually a businessman who flattered eunuchs to buy officials and get promoted, so he was killed and his wealth taken away. What happened is not recorded in detail in the history books. This is a story.
Chapter completed!