On the day before the Longevity Festival, the Fourth Prince and Minister Li led the ministers, foreign envoys, and students from the Imperial College to worship Confucius and Mencius.
During the ceremony, the Fourth Prince showcased his maturity, steadiness, and propriety to the ministers, foreign envoys, and students, but more importantly, he displayed his sharp wit and talent to the ministers.
The elegy for worshiping Confucius and Mencius was written by the Fourth Prince himself, and it was so well-written that everyone present was moved. The ministers and students from the Imperial College felt proud and honored.
The Fourth Prince successfully led the worship of Confucius and Mencius, deeply impressing the foreign envoys with the culture of the Central Plains.
The Emperor was very pleased with the Fourth Prince's performance during the ceremony, not only praising him publicly but also rewarding him with many gifts, which made the Third Prince and others jealous.
