Generals of the Great Song Dynasty.

Summary

. Wang Liang Jing was rewarded, and the story unfolded with Wang Ning An receiving the official title of Baoyi Lang, a ninth-grade position, due to his educational texts "Three Character Classic" and "Hundred Family Surnames." Zhao Zhen celebrated this recognition, especially since the Zhao family topped the surnames, but court ministers opposed Wang Ning An’s elevated status, arguing it undermined their selection system. Despite their objections, Zhao Zhen granted Wang Ning An a ninth-grade position and elevated Wang Liang Jing to eighth-grade. The chapter also detailed a significant posthumous honor for Wang Gui, allowing the construction of a temple in his name, leading to widespread recognition for the Wang family, which had five generations honored. This moment filled Wang Liang Jing and Old Lady Wang with pride and satisfaction. The Wang family’s transformation into a recognized military clan was solidified amid a politically calm environment. Wang Ning An proposed a horse farm, which garnered enthusiasm from the palace. Various factions in the court began to support the Wang family, leading to a collaboration with the Cao family and potential partnerships with other influential families. The chapter concluded with discussions around the lucrative Bai Tang business, revealing the Wang family's strategic alliances and newfound status in the court and economy. .

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