Chapter 875: 876 Both sons and daughters
Chapter 875 876 Both sons and daughters
Tang Mo has not been idle during this year. His empire is developing, and his family has also grown a lot in this year.
Alice gave birth to another pair of twins for him, and they were a pair of sisters: now Tang Mo had both sons and daughters. Tang Mo named the two imperial princesses: Tang Qian and Tang Luo.
The eldest daughter Tang Qian’s name is Tang Mo, hoping that her daughter will be as good-looking as her mother. The second daughter’s Tang Luo’s name is Luo in memory of her grandfather, Earl Fisherlot.
At this time, the Beiling survivors were excited. They knew that His Majesty the Emperor had not forgotten them, and neither had the Empire forgotten their contribution.
It seems that as the name of Her Royal Highness the Second Princess of the Empire spreads, the last regrets of the Beiling people who abandoned their ancestral property and followed Alice to the Tang Kingdom have disappeared.
You Lin also gave Tang a son. This son was named Tang Shang and became the third prince of the Tang Empire.
Those three children can’t speak yet, but they all look very healthy: on the one hand, this is because the mothers of both children have childbirth experience, and the first child was all delivered naturally, and the age is also very suitable.
On the other hand, it is also because the medical technology of the Tang Empire is quite advanced, especially Tang Mo’s imperial team, which can really be said to be the most powerful medical team in the world.
Including the two previous princes, Tang Mo suddenly had five children. The entire Tang Dynasty royal family was lively and lively, no longer the deserted look of the past.
There are more children in the palace, and the atmosphere has become more kind. In more than a year, the entire Forbidden City has changed quite a lot.
On the one hand, the helicopter library in the palace finally has an aircraft, and the ground crew dedicated to the royal family will check the status of the three helicopters on standby every day.
These three aircraft are all lightweight and flexible UH-1 helicopters with exactly the same exterior painting. If Tang Mo chooses to travel by helicopter, he will take one of them randomly instead of taking a fixed one.
This arrangement is on the one hand to prevent anyone from tampering with His Majesty the Emperor's aircraft, and on the other hand it is also to avoid being attacked by people with ulterior motives during the flight.
Therefore, the helicopter in the palace did not choose the larger Chinook, but the smaller Huey. This sacrificed part of the riding experience, but Tang Mo didn't care about comfort.
Throughout his journey over the years, whether before or after the journey, he had to sleep in the open air, so he didn’t value comfort. As a pragmatist, he only pursues additional things after meeting the basic functions.
In fact, due to safety concerns, helicopters were only an alternative option for the emperor to travel. Under the advice of all ministers, Tang Mo still mainly traveled by car, and tried to take trains for long-distance travel.
After all, aircraft safety is indeed a problem these days: the speed is really fast, but the probability of accidents is indeed higher.
In addition to the use of the helicopter pad, a palace was opened in the Forbidden City, and a group of maids and waiters were selected to serve the new royal members.
Tang Mo, the head of the family, now maintains a service team of thousands of people: including his personal butler, personal secretary, etc.
Even Weiss's salary was paid by Tang Mo through private accounts: the private individuals around the emperors of all dynasties were all supported by themselves, and they did not receive wages from the state.
This is also a means of establishing loyalty, including the weapons that only the emperor himself can use, and they are all maintained by the emperor himself.
As for whether this army can fight, whether it is good enough, and whether it can be effective at critical moments, that is also the emperor's own business. Compared with the heavily guarded inner courtyards of ancient Chinese palaces, Tang Mo's harem was actually quite open: he did not support eunuchs, and his family was not the only one living in the harem.
In fact, the Weiss family also lives in the palace. As His Majesty the Emperor's personal attendant, as His Majesty the Emperor's personal bodyguard, and as the captain of the guard, Weiss naturally has to ensure that His Majesty the Emperor is always available.
Tang Mo also gave Weiss a grace, allowing him to live in the palace with his wife and children. Even Weiss's children can go to school and receive education with the princes.
Tang Mo has no intention of restoring the inhumane system of eunuchs: if he can't even trust his wife and can't deal with it, how can he survive?
Moreover, Tang Mo still hasn't thought clearly about what things need to be done by eunuchs that cannot be done by female officials... So he has no intention of letting such illogical things appear, because before he dies peacefully, he will definitely be able to get the DNA Verification technology developed.
If you have time to worry about whether a certain prince is yours, it would be more appropriate for an emperor to think carefully about whether the empire will remain self-contained and lead to destruction...
Since you don’t have to worry about the bloodline of future heirs, it’s not that important whether your concubine or queen cheats on you, right? The emperor has seventy-two concubines in the three palaces and six courtyards. Is it strange that the **** was cuckolded twice...
Another change in Tang Mo's palace is that its underground structure has become more complex: in addition to underground bunkers and permanent defenses, escape tunnels and external connection facilities have been added.
The entire device is frighteningly complex: Not only do dedicated personnel regularly replace the food and fresh water stored in the facility, this underground defense facility is also equipped with weapons and ammunition.
All facilities have double-layered doors. As long as someone closes one side, people on the other side cannot break through and enter in a short period of time.
Such complex underground fortifications reminded Tang Mo of many post-apocalyptic survival novels written before he traveled through time. He now has a perfect escape base for the apocalypse, which will allow him to live happily for several years after the world is destroyed.
This is a system several levels underground, which can even provide its own power at critical moments. The Forbidden City also has an additional water purification system and a backup independent water source.
This huge imperial palace, or the Chang'an City around the imperial palace, also became the first place in the world to be protected by anti-aircraft missiles this year.
The Tang Empire’s Hongqi 2 anti-aircraft missiles are guaranteed to shoot down any non-friendly targets that enter the range. If targets lower their altitude to save their lives, they will become the best targets for anti-aircraft guns.
Even at night, the Tang Empire's air defense network can ensure the safety of the capital. However, any city in other countries is no different from running naked in the face of the Tang Empire's attack methods.
Because His Majesty the Emperor of the Tang Dynasty’s underground bunker and his own office were already connected to a red telephone.
As long as you pick up the receiver of this phone, someone will answer the call at any time, and Tang Mo can use this phone to order an immediate strategic missile attack on the enemy.
Dongfeng-3 missiles with a range of more than 2,000 kilometers can be ready within a few hours to drop warheads of more than 1 ton into enemy cities.
Although there is no such big killer as a nuclear warhead, the completely uninterceptible ballistic missile attack is still the unique trump card of the Tang Empire.
The only thing that makes Tang Mo a little regretful is that other countries don't know that the Tang Empire has this kind of weapon, so there is no deterrent effect. This situation can't be changed until the next time an impatient fool tries his hand at it.
(End of this chapter)