In the late autumn of the ninth year of Yonghe's reign, after several months, the Huainan rebellion case was finally concluded. It was verified that more than 30 people were killed, and nearly 100 officials, big and small, involved in the case were arrested. The news spread back to Chang'an, shocking both the government and the public, and the whole world was shocked.
These officials were all sent and appointed by the court after King Huainan was executed. Now they have committed heinous crimes, so naturally they cannot be spared lightly. King Xiling also acquiesced to the court's right to handle this and did not interfere. The main criminal Han Zhongwen was dead and there was no way to pursue him, so he ordered dozens of repeat offenders to be beheaded on the spot as a deterrent. The remaining people were escorted to Beijing for further trial and determination. After everything was arranged, the imperial censor and the Taiwei set off first and returned to the capital.
Although the caravan was long, they traveled very quickly. They crossed mountains and fields, walked on the road and crossed the river, and arrived in Chang'an in a few days.
After staying at the inn at night, his entourage reported the itinerary and respectfully excused himself. Sawyer Su turned around and returned to the room, suddenly speaking meaningfully: "It seems that there are always people coming to report matters at this hour in the past two days."
"Really? I didn't pay attention." Carter Chu sat at the table and flipped through the book casually.
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