Chapter 466: The true face of Pang Yukun

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"His Royal Highness has misunderstood, and he didn't mean to be an official."
The two walked through the corridors of Bowen College, Pang Yukun looked contemplative, and stopped talking.
Upon seeing this, Xiao Ming said: "If you have anything to say, just say it. Whenever you become such a mother-in-law, you will not be as refreshed as you were when you were a supervisor."
Pang Yukun gave a wry smile and said: "His Royal Highness, this matter involves the Confucian family, and the subordinate officials dare not speak lightly. After all, the subordinate officials respect the doctrine of the Legalist school.
Xiao Ming had never asked Pang Yukun about his respected academics. Now when Pang Yukun mentioned it, he was a little surprised, "No wonder you don't get reused in the court. I'm afraid this is one of the reasons."
"Exactly, the Legalists are harsh, and they are easy to break. This is the shortcoming of the official." Pang Yukun said.
Xiao Ming smiled, but he suddenly remembered something. He said: "No, since you respect the Legalists, how can you participate in the imperial examination?"
Hearing this, Pang Yukun gave a wry smile: "Speaking of which, the subordinate officials are extremely ashamed. In order to enter the court, the subordinate officials had to ask for everything and study poems and books, but what they really fancy in their hearts is the academics of the Legalists, because in the eyes of the subordinates, this In these troubled times, only legalists can rejuvenate the country."
"That's the case." Xiao Ming comes from modern times. He treats Legalism and Confucianism equally, but does not have any extreme opinions, because he follows pragmatism.
It is mainly beneficial to development and can be used, but if this kind of academic affects development, then he has to pay attention to it.
The topic was a bit crooked here, Xiao Ming continued to ask: "Then why did Pang Shoufu mention the Confucian family in Qufu?"
"This political reform is said to have disturbed the Confucian family in Qufu, and his Highness seems to have suffered criticism for his many deeds in the closure of the country. When I saw the medical school today, the official suddenly remembered and said by the way."
"Huh, this king is not relying on scholar-officials to rule the fief. How about even if his Confucian family speaks some gossip?" Xiao Ming said lightly, but Wang Xuan sent him some news about the Confucian family in Qufu.
As Pang Yukun said, in Qufu, where the Confucian family is located, he received a lot of criticism, especially for saying that he valued business and placed strange skills before the Four Books and Five Classics, which violated the principles of Confucianism.
But in his opinion, the most dissatisfied with these Confucian students is that he has never visited the Confucian family in Qufu since he was in Qingzhou.
When Xiao Wenxuan was enthroned, he even personally visited Qufu to worship temples. This shows the high status of the Qufu Confucianism in the hearts of Confucian scholars in the world.
Even if an emperor was like this, he, the feudal king of the country, did not pay much attention to the Confucian family, did not visit the Confucian family, and did not appoint a group of officials under the Confucian family. This behavior of Xiao Ming really made the Confucian family unhappy.
Pang Yukun said cautiously: "His Royal Highness said that, but this political reform has caused such a vacancy for officials. Judging from the news received by the lower officials, the Confucian family seems very tempted, and the children under the Confucian family are also eager to try."
"You mean they are going to be an official from this king?" Xiao Ming asked.
"It should be, but I'm afraid it's more than that."
"Oh?" Xiao Ming frowned.
In fact, he has been avoiding conflicts with the Confucian family in Qufu, because now his foundation is still a bit weak, and Confucianism is still orthodox in Dayu. Although he really wants to break this hat on his head, it will not be for a while. Dare to act rashly.
After all, the three religions and nine streams are the cornerstone of society in Dayu State. These three religions are divided into Confucianism, Taoism, and Buddhism. Now this Confucianism is not only an idea, but an official-based belief.
The people and officials of Dayu are all believers of Confucianism. To put it more seriously, this is the state religion of all dynasties. The so-called Confucianism is a doctrine, Confucianism is a class, and Confucianism is a belief. The three complement each other and influence each other. this era.
It is precisely because of this that the dynasties have changed, and the Confucian family in Qufu, like a holy land, has never encountered war, and has been enshrined by the courts of the past.
Since becoming the first person under Xiao Ming, Pang Yukun has also broken his heart, but he is a little selfish about this matter, that is, peddling legalism to Xiao Ming. In his opinion, the Confucianism today is no longer able to lead the country to rejuvenation. Legalists should be promoted.
The reason for not mentioning Legalism was because he was worried that Xiao Ming, like others, regarded Confucianism as the state religion. However, during political reform, after Xiao Ming separated the Supervisory Council and clarified the status of the judiciary, he felt that Xiao Ming Seems to have his own unique idea, so I finally got the courage to mention it.
And now Xiao Ming's tone made him even more convinced that Xiao Ming was a different feudal lord.
"His Royal Highness, I am afraid that they want His Highness to follow Confucianism and ask His Highness to withdraw some decrees that do not conform to Confucianism~EbookFREE.me~ In the eyes of the lower officials, Confucianism has its merits and undesirable points. The responsibility of family, rule of the country, and peace of the world, the pursuit of the truth and death at night, the undesirable lies in being too pedantic, suppressing people’s hearts, and restraining thoughts. The officials dare to suggest the establishment of a law school in Bowen College. A hundred schools of thought were contending back then." Pang Yukun said.
Although Pang Yukun didn't say it explicitly, the meaning in the words is already clear, that is to let Xiao Ming attach importance to other theories to counter the influence of Confucianism in the officialdom.
And now Xiao Ming finally understands why Pang Yukun did not try his best to stop his unusually bold decree, but instead helped him carry it out. It turns out that Pang Yukun is just a Faculty member hiding under the appearance of Confucianism.
He understood that Pang Yukun's proposal to establish a law school at this time also had a premonition of a crisis, but his words were in line with Xiao Ming's ideas, so he said: "Pang Shoufu is right. The contending of a hundred schools of thought is the only way to show the prosperity and difference of Qingzhou. In this case, this king allows You plan to establish a law school and separate the law school from the political affairs school."
Pang Yukun was overjoyed when he heard this. He said, "His Royal Highness is truly benevolent and wise, thank you for your grace."
"You don't have to thank me first. Since this king promised you to establish a law school, you can't be a tortoise when this king is attacked by Confucianism." Xiao Ming said, he promised Pang Yukun naturally to control the Confucian dominance. Happening.
In fact, for Xiao Ming, what he most hopes to see is that Confucianism is used for him, so that Confucianism can implement the new Confucianism he set, and completely change the way of thinking of the nation for thousands of years.
But his Confucianism is the foundation of the Great Yu Kingdom. He is only occupying the small Qingzhou area and cannot change the entire Confucian class. Therefore, he can only temporarily engage in a hundred schools of thought to check and balance the Confucian class in the fief. After all, he cannot use medicine for curing diseases. Too much.