To be honest, the team under the new emperor had at most governed Henan Yin, but never governed the whole country.

As ministers, their governance experience is still shallow and they do not have the ability to fully take over the governance of state power for the time being.

It is very important to give them more time to learn and practice and know how to issue national decrees.

When the old emperor dies or the group of people gradually grows old, the transition of power will naturally become. There is no need for fierce conflicts between each other, and there is no need for the pain of the new and old interchange.

This is the political wisdom of the new emperor.

Of course, some people suspect that this may be Guo Jin's "wisdom" under Guo Peng's instructions.

Their reason is very simple - Cheng Yu is still the Sili lieutenant and has not been removed from his post. Guo Jin even commended Cheng Yu.

As the old minister of the Supreme Emperor, Cheng Yu actually received the same reward with a group of old ministers.

I gave me money, cloth and silk, food and meat, gold, tea and other luxury goods.

It was exactly the same, and it felt like Cheng Yu was like a normal minister. He was very normal when he visited the new emperor, with a solemn face, which was very consistent with the identity and image of a Sili Captain who was in a high position and in charge of power.

When it was his turn to kneel down to celebrate Guo Jin alone, it was also peaceful. Guo Jin treated him like a very close minister like Cao Cao and Zhao Yun, without any difference.

So the ministers began to speculate that the reason why Cheng Yu could still live and stand here openly to worship the new emperor must be the old emperor's intention.

Cheng Yu confronted the new emperor hard and offended him. The new emperor was so angry that his face turned red and he wanted to swallow Cheng Yu alive. Everyone was wearing Cheng Yu and couldn't wait for the funeral.

Everyone was speculating that if the new emperor fought back in front of everyone and began to liquidate Cheng Yu, it would be that the old emperor would completely delegate power.

If not, then the power of the new emperor is worth discussing.

Now it seems that as expected, the new emperor looked helpless when facing Cheng Yu, obviously the old emperor sitting behind him.

You can't touch Cheng Yu, otherwise you will be slapping the old emperor in the face. Wei inherited the Han system and governed the country with filial piety. You have to deal with the old emperor's favorite minister as soon as you become an emperor, which is too unfilial.

Moreover, the old emperor's prestige was put there, and the new emperor was unable to compete. The double shackles restricted the new emperor's power, leaving the new emperor powerless to Cheng Yu.

The ministers felt sad about this.

It feels that although the old emperor is very good at speaking and doing things very well, sending both legitimate sons out so as not to threaten the status of the new emperor, it is also affecting and limiting the actions of the new emperor in all senses.

If nothing unexpected happens, until the old emperor Guo dies, the new emperor will have to dance with shackles and do his best to show his graceful dance posture. It will definitely be very difficult.

But no matter what, the father and son also reached a balance in power.

Guo Peng gave up the throne and sent his two legitimate sons to ensure the unique status of the new emperor.

The new emperor Guo Jin released Cheng Yu and acknowledged the old emperor's restrictions and influence on him.

The father and son reached a delicate balance, allowing the old emperor to delegate power in a certain sense, withdraw from the core of power of the Wei Empire, retreat to the Taishan Hall, and hand over the stage and all the lights to the new emperor.

What you don’t know now is how much the old emperor gave to the new emperor the important part of the imperial power, the judicial power, the financial power, the human rights, and the military power.

Or is it that the new emperor really just a rubber stamp and cannot hold real power until the old emperor dies?

Everyone is not clear about this, and it remains to be discussed.

But this did not prevent everyone from worshiping, congratulating, and pledging allegiance to the new emperor.

After the loyalty of the ministers ended, representatives of the Roman Empire, Kushan Empire and the Silent Empire entered the court to express their sincere congratulations to His Majesty, the new emperor of the Wei Empire, and hope that the friendship between the empires of the two sides will last forever.

If the countries in the Western Regions were still alive, Guo Jin's ascension to the throne would have been more lively. Dozens of small tribes in the Western Regions could at least create a feeling of the coming of our Great Wei Empire.

But now there is no more, because all the vassal states were annexed by the Wei Empire and were directly governed.

The Wei Empire needed real interests, not vassal states.

This is probably what Guo Peng thought.

But it doesn't matter. Guo Jin was not dissatisfied with the actual benefits.

More importantly, he is the emperor.

From then on, he can truly deal with problems by himself, make decisions by himself, and do things according to his will.

The power Guo Peng gave him was beyond imagination.

This is the power that Guo Peng took from his subjects for thirteen years.

With his will and tough skills, Guo Peng took all these powers that did not belong to him, and became an unprecedented complete emperor.

Now, Guo Peng handed over most of these powers to Guo Jin, and he only retained interference in the school, and all the rest of the powers were handed over to Guo Jin, but he did not.

When he got power, he felt the heavy weight of power. Guo Jin knew what an important instruction this was, so he dared not slacken at all.

Although it will take some time for him to smoothly use these powers, this time is not impossible to take out.

Compared to Guo's old age, Guo Jin still seems to be young and strong, and it is time to do a big move.

The entire throne ceremony lasted until midnight. When the last day of the year ended and the new year approached, the bells and drums in the palace were heard, and the bells and drums in the entire Luoyang City were heard, making the dark night lively as daytime.

The thirteenth year of Yande ended, the first year of Xingyuan has arrived, and the new era of the new emperor has arrived.

At this moment, the Wei Empire entered a new era and entered the era of Guo Jin's rule. The second emperor of the Wei Empire made a brilliant debut and began to implement his own rule under the gaze of the people of the whole country.

But this opening looks interesting.

Everyone thought that Guo Peng would at least disappear from everyone's vision on the surface, freeing up enough space for everyone to become familiar with and gradually accept Guo Jin's rule and the fact that Guo Jin became their ruler.

But they did not expect that just one month later, on the first day of the second month, Guo Peng appeared in the school department yamen in a noble manner.

He openly asked all officials of the school to hold a meeting, and he would preside over the meeting to discuss the plan for education reform.

The news had not been spread at the beginning. After more and more people knew about it, everyone's expressions were not very good-looking because they felt that the old emperor was a bit unkind.

Since you have handed over the power to your son, you should retreat and avoid the appearance of two core members of the court. What is going on when you appear here like this now?

It should be said not to say it. After the initial chaos and panic ended, everyone was still happy about Guo Jin ascending the throne and Guo Peng abdicating.

Because they all remember how Guo Peng treated them, and how Guo Jin tried his best to protect the ministers who were persecuted by Guo Peng.

Therefore, the rise of Guo Jin's ruler, which is very different from his father's approach, is of great benefit to them.

They hope that Guo Jin's superiority can bring them a completely different political atmosphere from the Yande Dynasty, improve their political treatment, make less political storms, and make more harmony and coexist.

This is their greatest hope.

Guo Jin was regarded as an umbrella by them, while Guo Peng was synonymous with thunderstorm.

They didn't hear about Guo Peng for a month, and they all felt very happy. They did things under the hands of the new emperor without that terrifying sense of oppression, and even Cheng Yu did not become a demon for a while.

As a result, just when they were happy, news about Guo Peng came out again.

Staying in the school department, we convened a meeting of department officials and said that we would make some innovations in education, which required the full assistance and large-scale work of department officials.

Why did the Supreme Emperor start to point fingers at the school?

Although the education reform of Wei State was indeed promoted by Guo Peng, he also seized the educational power from the gentry and all educational resources, making all the educational resources of the Wei Empire in the hands of the court.

Although this kind of academic downward movement has not happened for the first time, every occurrence will bring about huge unrest and even bloodshed and sacrifice.

In this wave of academic shift, more than 40,000 members of the scholarly family were caught by the emperor, all of whom were detained, monitored, and escorted to the northwest, and carried out inhumane road construction work in Shu.

According to legend, after being sent to the northwest and Shu for very arduous road construction, the number of employees was reduced by more than one-fifth in the first month.

Too bitter.

These tender skins and tender flesh are spoiled and only know how to eat but not where the food comes from. The scholars do not understand the sufferings of the people at all, and are soon destroyed by the high-intensity tragic work.

More than one-fifth of the people died in the first month, and the remaining people were also targeted and forced to work in the most difficult and dangerous places.

Those high-risk areas on the edge of the most dangerous cliffs that are most likely to fall and fall are the places where coolies from scholars work, and there are no protective measures.

So many people died, especially tragic.

A year later, the more than 40,000 scholars and their family members were basically dead, and some of them survived by chance were continued to be used, exhausted and fell to death.

Until now, no one is still alive.

It can be said that they were all killed by the old emperor and destroyed in a more tormenting way than simple killing.
Chapter completed!