In the future, when he sends troops to the grasslands and the Western Regions, Ju Ming will let the nomads experience the power of mules. The four-wheeled chariots pulled by mules will become a nightmare for the prairie cavalry.

Privy Council officials and East Palace guards all followed the prince on horseback and gradually slowed down when they reached the residential area on the outskirts of the city.

After they entered the city, the Seljuq envoy also came out of the Sifang Pavilion for a stroll.

Abu saw many people waving and cheering at the group. He pointed at Ju Ming and asked, "Who is that?"

Jian Xun was temporarily summoned by Honglu Temple, and he was accompanied by other officials of Honglu Temple.

"Don't be rude to the prince!"

The officials scolded.

Jian Xun pushed down Abu's arm and reminded him: "The person you are pointing at is the Ming Dynasty Prince. Don't be rude."

Pu Mawu translated: "That's the scholar prince of the Ming Dynasty. You can't point directly with your hands. This is a disrespectful behavior."

Abu asked: "Do we foreign envoys need to kneel down and worship?"

Jian Xun replied: "You don't have to kneel down, but you must salute."

Abu quickly used traditional Persian etiquette.

These guys were so conspicuous that there were even black slaves among the entourage. Ju Ming could see them from a long distance.

As the prince and his entourage passed by, Abu finally breathed a sigh of relief and asked curiously: "Don't the common people here need to kneel down and worship the prince?"

Jian Xun held his head high and said proudly: "His Majesty the Emperor has issued an order that no one is allowed to kneel down except on important occasions such as enthronement and sacrifice. If you kneel down indiscriminately, you will be punished."

Abu was stunned when he heard this.

He returned to the Sifang Pavilion, took out a pen and paper and added a few more sentences: "The emperors and officials of the Ming Dynasty used their noble and benevolent moral character to gain the respect of the people. Jian told me that only when the emperor succeeded to the throne or got married, or offered sacrifices to gods, ancestors

Only on other occasions are people allowed to kneel down. On ordinary occasions, even if you kneel down to a noble, you will be severely punished by law..."

"Therefore, the royal family and officials of the Ming Dynasty were loved and respected by the people from the bottom of their hearts. The prince came on horseback. He was wearing the most gorgeous silk clothes in the world, his manners were elegant, and his behavior was chic. But his subjects took the initiative to get out of the way and stood

People on both sides of the street greeted him, waving their hands and cheering..."
Chapter completed!