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Treatise on the Nature of the Wound-Chill Ailment

The *Treatise on the Nature of the Wound-Chill Ailment* (伤寒本质论) is a medical text, written in the first year of the Shaozhi Era by a physician named Mu Hanzheng.

## Contents

Through studying three recent outbreaks of Wound-Chill in the garrisons around Dingzhou, and tracing the paths of infections among the cases, Mu's argument was that the disease called Wound-Chill - which had been described and known to the Chinese since the Han Dynasty - was in fact *two* diseases:

1. *Dietary Wound-Chill*, which is spread via 'problematic food'.
2. *Barracks Wound-Chill*, which is spread via the miasma created by crowded conditions.

Additionally, Mu then briefly theorises that infectious diseases may have specific paths through which they infect people.
Lin Qiao'er

**Lin Qiao'er** (蔺巧儿) is a member of the Inner Palace of the Shaozhi Emperor. She currently holds the rank of Virtuous Companion (嫔).

## Life

The youngest of the consorts who were with the Emperor before his enthronement, she was married to the Emperor barely a month before the Yuanlu Emperor passed away.

Her father is Lin Dingan, who is serving as Minister of War in the Court as of the start of the Shaozhi era. His mother, Lady Zhan, passed away while giving birth to her younger brother, who did not survive; as a result,

After receiving the Emperor's favour on the 3rd of 10th, Qiao'er was found to be pregnant during the 11th month. On the 6th of 7th, in the first year of the Shaozhi reign, she gave birth to Xiao Yunshu, the First Princess.

## Personality

Tall, with large eyes, prominent 'reclining silkworms' (narrow eyebags) and a ready grin, Qiao'er is a ray of sunshine in any environment. Qiao'er is easily tickled by jokes.
At Rock Bottom

**At Rock Bottom** is the sixth episode of the seventh season of *Elite*, and the fifty-fourth episode of the series overall.

## Synopsis

Isadora makes tough decisions in the family business. Luis' investigation is threatened. Deception leaves Chloe in a vulnerable place.

## Cast

* Valentina Zenere as Isadora
* André Lamoglia as Iván
* Carmen Arrufat as Sara
* Alex Pastrana as Raúl
* Álvaro de Juana as Dídac
* Ander Puig as Nico
* Nadia Al Saidi as Sonia
* Ana Bokesa as Rocío
* Fernando Líndez as Joel
* Mirela Balic as Chloe
* Gleb Abrosimov as Eric
* Alejandro Albarracín as Luis
* Iván Mendes as Dalmar

Special Guest Appearance* Leonardo Sbaraglia as Martín
* Maribel Verdú as Carmen

Recurring* María Ordóñez as Luena
* Olaya Caldera as María
* Pepe Ocio as Alfonso
* Astrid Jones as Catalina
* Raúl Mérida as Pau
Edict 1SZ-11-02

*To the Helan,*

*That you will kowtow to us is a sign that you truly understand the way of the world, and of our part in it. That said, the Court is currently occupied with other matters and it will not be convenient for you to come.*

*As such, we command your presence instead at the Imperial Hunting Park. We will allow an audience on the 3rd of 12th, and command that you be there promptly. The Palace Office and Imperial Guard will come to you with more instructions.*
Edict 1SZ-12-02

*To the Helan,*

*We have need of interpreters and translators, the better to understand and communicate with those of other nations. As such, we want to know if any among you is interested to head a school, wherein such languages can be learned by Imperial officials.*

*We command that you furnish us with a list of those Helan who will teach, as well as the languages in which they are fluent. As with all affairs regarding our guests, we will treat any who accepts with handsome rewards and the finest conditions. We must, however, warn you not to deceive us as to your skill; reply positively, by all means, but only if you have the wherewithal to actually teach.*

*You are to reply to this soonest, whether there are or are not candidates in mind.*
Memo 1SZ-06-02

*To the Physician, Mu Chenghan,*

*We have heard reports of an outbreak of illness, caused by the interaction of seawater with the miasma of the surrounding marshlands, which has pervaded Tanzhou - and has for eight of the past 11 years. Your understanding of illness and of its causes, as outlined in your*Treatise*, has been at odds with established medical knowledge and procedure.*

*As such, we are giving you a chance to prove yourself through work. You are to investigate this illness in Tanzhou, and we will give you up to 30 days to complete your studies and return to the Capital. Here you will discuss this disease with Physician Guoh, the pre-eminent expert in this occurrence, in our presence.*

*For this period, you are entitled to use this edict and compel officials to render aid and access to you, with our approval.*
Memo 1SZ-02-02

*To Companion Dong Ying and Attendant Fu Han,*

*Your requests to join us on the Eastern Inspection have been granted. You are to prepare yourselves, and ready your staffs, for this journey; the allowed staff list is appended.*

*The Palace Office is to assist Companion Dong and Attendant Fu with any needs they may have during the preparation period.*
Edict 2SZ-04-03

*To the College of Envoys,*

*We have received news that, while the Ming has fallen to the Qing and the last flames of righteous resistance have sadly been extinguished, Heaven has yet to completely abandon the loyalists.*

*Now that the Helan have taken in thousands of these men, who are no doubt people of talent and of loyal virtue, we ought to establish contact with them. We hereby command that a team of four, with attendants, be handpicked from among the Envoys. They must be astute, hardy, able to travel by ship, and have a good understanding of recent history.*

*These four will be stationed in the Helan city of Batavia, the better to communicate between the Empire and the Ming loyalists of the South Seas.*
Memo 5YL-11-02

*To the Prince of Xianyang,*

*We receive news of your return to the Capital with joy. Now that your admonishment is at an end, we welcome you joyously, and hope to rely upon your strengths and talents, to support the Empire and the Court.*

*Given the work of the Enthronement, we are often busy; but let us meet when available. To make this easier, you will not need to change into court uniform to meet me; when summoned, come as you are, and let us speak as brothers as in prior days.*
Edict 2SZ-02-03

*To the Palace Office and the Consorts of Grape Palace,*

*Grape Palace is, to our mind, an inauspicious place; ill-meaning omens and happenings have befallen us and ours therein.*

*As a result, we order that the Lotus Palace should be the new residence for the consorts who once resided in Grape Palace. The Palace Office is to serve carefully all the consorts, and ensure that Lotus is put into good repair and all the needs of the ladies are met.*
Edict 5YL-11-02

*To the Palace Kitchen,*

*We have reviewed the menu of the Enthronement Banquet. In variety it is good, but we notice there are only 106 dishes listed instead of 108. Where are the other two? Correct this oversight forthwith.*

*Also remember the Empress Dowager's favourite dish, which is to be served to her alone, of ocean snails dressed with vinegar and chili.*
Court Memorandum 5YL-9-04

*The Emperor Pronounces:*

*We receive your salutations and gifts and commend your loyalty.*

*Yet, while the Enthronement is a great rite, and a foundation of our state, we ought to look to the real foundations of the Wei Empire.*

*It has been more than a hundred years since the Great Progenitor fulfilled the Ten-Year Oath and, following the will of Heaven, ascended the Imperial Dignity. In that time, thousands of officials have served the Dynasty with loyalty and courage.*

*We have seen that those who emphasise thrift and caution, and look always to the good of the common folk, are given just reward in life and in the histories; those who fall into decadence, and chase after the luxurious and the extravagant, fall into disrepute and ruin.*

*This is a pattern repeated innumerable times in our history, whether on this or the other side of the Ocean. Therefore I instruct thee: look always to thrift; hold always to discipline. To those who have not sent in gifts for the Enthronement Ceremony, you are not to do so.*

*Remember always the injunction of Taizong of the Song Dynasty:*

*Your salaries and your grants*

*Are the sweat and blood of the folk.*
Edict 2SZ-01-03

*To the Court,*

*The temerity you have shown, in our presence and before our very eyes, in participating in the conspiracy against our life and our throne, has been shocking. Heaven and Men alike cannot countenance or excuse such treachery, disloyalty and unrighteous thoughts and acts as those you have condoned, or not refused.*

*If you disloyal officials will not do your duty by us, and serve us well, then let us be bound no longer by decorum and rules. The Guard will escort these 31 officials to await execution, forthwith!*

*More shall come, as the full extent of your vile and treacherous behaviour is uncovered. And we can assure you, as Heaven has protected us twice in our first year, so Divine Providence shall find and punish you. Those of you who so arrogantly think yourselves indispensable, those of you who insanely believe you can go against Heaven's Mandate which I hold, shall find no mercy in me any longer.*
Shen Qingni

## Shen Qingni 沈青霓

**Shen Qingni** is a consort of the Shaozhi Emperor. She was serving in the Palace as a player of the erhu, and received the Emperor's favour after a performance.

## Description

Shen Qingni's family lives around the East Lake, east of the Imperial Capital, as relatively poor farmers. While they at least farmed their own land, it was merely '30 *mu* of slope', as the term has it.

She entered the palace at the age of 5, after being sold in, and was then arranged into the Office of Entertainment and Music.
Chu Yanying

## Chu Yanying 楚妍颖

**Chu Yanying** is a member of the Shaozhi Inner Palace, a consort of the Shaozhi Emperor. She was inducted into the Inner Palace during the Inspection of 1 Shaozhi, and given the rank of Attendant.

## Life

Chu Yanying was born in the 2nd year of Jianzhang (1644), in Zezhou Prefecture. The Chu family, mostly a family of craftsmen, only gained prominence in her generation, specifically through her brother Chu Wenfan - a Colonel of the Imperial Guard, and a hero of the Battle of Dingzhou.
Edict 1SZ-12-04

*To the Privy Treasury,*

*We hereby command that, for the new year, a gift of 3,000 taels of silver is to be made to each of the five academies below:*

*The New Deer Cave Academy, in the Imperial Capital;*

*The Nine Willows Academy, by the west shore of the East Lake;*

*The Whitestone Academy, also by the west shore;*

*The South Grove Academy, in Tanzhou; and*

*The Yang Village Academy, on the northwest shore of the East Lake.*

*In addition, in encouragement of their spirit in learning and teaching, and their sterling work in nurturing many who have become the pillars of the Empire, we hereby command that a couplet signboard be given to each of them. The writing will be as follows...*

知行合一，唯求其是
Memo 1SZ-02-04

*To the Ministry of War,*

*The current situation in the Dongshan State is uncertain and highly perilous. That it should happen close by to the border only recently ravaged by war makes it even more threatening for us, even if there is a possibility of gain.*

*We must tread carefully, and to do that, we must be apprised of happenings as quickly as possible. In view of this situation, we order you to monitor the situation closely. Any changes in the military situation are to be reported to us at once.*

*This message is also to be sent to all commanders of the garrisons on the eastern frontier. Should deserters, scouts, scattered troops or others from Dongshan come into the Empire, they are to be detained and interrogated forthwith, but not mistreated. Information gained therefrom is to be sent to us at once.*
Memo 1SZ-04-01

*To the Empress,*

*The Consort Dowager Le is a woman of virtue, and despite her service with the Prior Emperor, our prior engagement with her remains in force and we intend to honour it.*

*As such, given the current situation, we command that the Consort Dowager Le be taken into the Inner Palace. She will be granted the rank of Virtuous Companion, and given the Pomegranate Palace as her residence.*

*In addition, we also command that Consort Dowager Le's given name be changed to Lanzhen, in accordance to her enjoyment of orchids.*
Memo 5YL-10-03

*To the Grand Secretariat,*

*The official whom Xiu Zhen has brought back to our lands has written this letter, which seems well considered, despite his illness. We have seen the letter, but would like your suggestions on this, before a subsequent Audience.*

*Read this letter and we shall discuss this at a later date, in the 11th month.*
Edict 5YL-11-05

*To All Subjects of the Empire,*

*Fierce as a tiger is, he does not harm his kin. Xiao Xuyan, despite the grace of the Court in granting him military command and a princely title, has nonetheless turned his back on us, and is plotting rebellion and spreading lies about us. This is an unforgivable crime!*

*We hereby declare that he is stripped of all his titles and ranks, dishonourably deprived of military command, and command that he lay down his rebellion and come before us to admit his crimes. All who defect from his cause, and leave the darkness for the light, will be pardoned.*

*We also command that the Camps of the Imperial Capital are hereby activated, that all troops of the Capital Guard will now man the walls, and that no one is allowed within those camps now without a pass.*

*Bear in mind that justice shall be done! Let those who are loyal work hard and have their just reward, while those who are disloyal quake in terror!*
EmperorinAmerica Wiki

## Welcome to the Wiki

Welcome to Emperor Quest.

* List of Oceanic-Chinese States - for the series of states on the southern and southeastern border of the Wei Empire.
* List of Transcribed Names - for countries, areas etc. that are foreign to the Wei Empire.
* New Sanctioned Schools - a network of ten schools, specialising in the School of the Mind, which have been favoured by the Emperor.

## Facts about the Empire

* Inner Palace - regarding the rules governing the Inner Palace.
* Departments of the Court - regarding the different offices of the Court.
* Examination System - regarding the Chinese Imperial Examination System.
* Religion in the Empire - regarding religious practices.

## Records

#### General (Shaozhi Era)

* List of Scientific Discoveries of the Shaozhi Era
* List of Books written in the Shaozhi Era
* Selected Poems of the Shaozhi Era

#### 1st Year of Shaozhi (1661)

* Edicts from the 1st Year of Shaozhi
* The Emperor's Poems, 1st Year of Shaozhi

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Inner Palace

The **Inner Palace** is a sprawling organisation that is dedicated to two things - the pleasure of the Emperor, and the propagation of the Imperial House.

To help with this, a hierarchy of multiple ranks exists, to establish order within the Palace.

## Empress

The Empress is simultaneously the head of the Inner Palace, and almost entirely outside of its system. This is because she has a unique position - she is not a consort, taken at will by the Emperor; but is the Emperor's married wife.

Under Confucian teachings, therefore, even the Emperor owes the Empress a certain amount of respect as his wife.

## Consort Ranks

The following is the Wei Empire system of consort ranks. In general, there are certain quotas for the higher ranks, though these quotas are not in place for posthumous promotions.

Generally speaking, the rank of Imperial Noble Consort is almost never given unless in two circumstances:

1. Posthumous promotion, or
2. The absence of an Empress.

## The Silk Veil

The term **Silk Veil** is given to the customary practice of separation between the Imperial Court, or the "Outer Palace", and the Inner Palace. Drawing from the experience of

This separation works both ways:

As the Inner Palace comprises the Emperor's women, and concerns his personal desires, officials of the Court are not allowed to remonstrate against acts carried out on the consorts. This extends even to execution; the Emperor may execute a consort, and her relatives in Court are not allowed to comment on it.

Similarly, as the Court is concerned with the administration of the Empire as a whole, the consorts of the Inner Palace are not to comment or remonstrate against Imperial laws, policies or edicts. Punishments for this varied in severity; during the Wei Dynasty there were cases of consorts being executed for participating improperly in court politics.
Memo 2SZ-01-01

*To Yiu Qingfeng,*

*In quelling the conspiracy of the two rebel princes against us, your work deserves great merit and credit. As such, we command that you shall be promoted by three ranks, to the Senior Fifth Rank of the official hierarchy.*

*Your exact appointment will be determined by us at a later date.*
Letter 1SZ-04-01

*To our Imperial Uncle,*

*We have received your blood-inked letter, and read it with much alarm and heartbreak. Why take such extreme steps, uncle, in an attempt to prove your innocence?*

*The very venom and heinousness of the letter has convinced us, upon the very first reading, that you were not in fact the author, despite the purported attribution. Understand this - at no moment did we ever consider it was you, for the sedition contained within was completely at odds with your behaviour and demeanour all this while.*

*As such, we ask of you not to do anything that will harm yourself. No good will come of that. We wish to speak with you, ourselves, when we arrive in Zezhou, and clear this misunderstanding once and for all - as well as understand who could have had motivation to carry out such a scheme.*
Memo 1SZ-01-03

*To Fu Hengde,*

*You have spoken convincingly and demonstrated the qualities of your clock to our satisfaction. The foundation of human activity is time, and the Wei Empire understands the value of accurate timekeeping.*

*As such, we command you to build for us a clock, to be installed in the Residences of Diligence, with a view to building more clocks for the use of the wider Empire. We require the clock to have mechanisms as you have described, such as striking bells, moving clock hands, and the like.*

*The Imperial Manufactory and Workshops are to give you assistance as and when you ask for it; this edict is to be proof that we have favoured you with this power until the clock is completed. As per your own estimates, we expect completion within two months.*
Memo 2SZ-02-01

*To Meng Chang,*

*We accept your suggestions for appointees to the various posts, that you have submitted recently.*

*It has also come to our attention that the Secretaries have nominated you to be promoted to the Secretariat. As this is a heavy and important duty, almost equivalent to heading the Court in our service, I have considered this nomination for a long while.*

*Ultimately, though, we have decided in favour of this suggestion. As such, we hereby promote you to be the Secretary of the Cedar Hall, replacing Secretary Yu Mingze, who is in turn promoted to be the Secretary of the Golden-Roofed Hall.*
Edict 2SZ-03-01

*To the Court,*

*We command that you keep Chancellor Du's words in mind always, and reflect upon your own duty. Heaven has placed the mighty burden of rulership upon us, and it is in carrying out this duty that we require the services of talents throughout the realm.*

*As such, we encourage that the officials of the Court, and of the regions, to report news to us and keep us apprised of their affairs, as well as of their policies and ideas. Seek not just to attack each other, but move forward with the work of governing the Empire.*
Memo 1SZ-01-02

*To the Magistrate of Duopan County,*

*Large swathes of the Empire lie in lands that experience frost from fall through spring. If these lands can be brought under cultivation with greater care, and perhaps with new plants, the benefits could be enormous.*

*In view of these, we grant you permission to use up to 600 acres of fields - which local landowners will furnish - and hereby give you 1,000 taels of silver with which to buy the seeds and plant them. The landowners are also to furnish you with the tools and labour as you deem necessary, in order to make this project work.*

*We bid you carry on your work meticulously, and record what you observe carefully. If this turns out to be a success, it will be a great merit on your record.*
Edict 5YL-11-10

*To the Magistrates and Related Staff of the Capital,*

*Let us remind you that your duty with regards to those condemned to death as criminals is to execute the law upon them, impartially and without personal considerations. Such personal considerations would include the sale of flesh stripped from the bodies of the condemned, for personal gain.*

*For all subsequent exercises of the law, you are to return all containers and other equipment to the Magistracy and the Ministry of Law. Failure to do so will be considered an act of insubordination, or of using office for personal gain, and punished accordingly.*
Memo 5YL-11-08

*To the Empress,*

*The Lady Ye Anni, formerly of the Falangse Ensemble, is beauteous and of good health, of good breeding and manners, and holding properly the womanly virtues as a young woman.*

*Having given her our favour, and raised her above other women, we hereby declare that she shall be granted the rank of Chosen Attendant. Her quarters shall be in the Pine Palace, alongside Virtuous Companion Hua Yan.*
Memo 1SZ-06-01

*To the Prince of Xianyang,*

*You have performed well this time as a Regent, despite the short notice of your appointment. As such, we consider that you are suitable for other duties in support of the Empire and the work of the Court.*

*It is hereby with joy that we order the following: you are to be appointed as the Vice-Commissioner of Topical Affairs, and support the Ministry of Rites and the Imperial Academy in preparing for the Metropolitan Examinations next year.*
Edict 1SZ-01-01

*Bearing the Heavenly Decree,*

*We, the Emperor,*

*Solemnly Speak:*

*While we have ascended the throne and the Imperial dignity not long ago, yet much has already happened in our reign. We have set ourselves to work in order to improve the good works of the previous reign, and to correct what shortcomings we have seen, and already we have seen fruits. The victories over our enemies, and those who bear ill-will towards our reign, are clear evidence of favour.*

*We are, by Heaven's Mandate, master of the Empire, commanding the six-dragon chariot and gazing down upon myriad subjects and servants. Yet it is our dearest wish to lead, not merely by the power of command, but also by our own example. While loyal servants toil unremittingly in their posts, and brave men fight fiercely in their ranks, we shall not do any less in our command.*

*Servants, subjects, guests and tributaries alike - keep firm in your service and duty, and we shall not let you down!*
Wu Yingqi

**Wu Yingqi** (吴樱绮) is a consort of the Shaozhi Emperor. At the start of the Shaozhi reign, she is the only of his consorts to be given the rank of Consort (妃), instead of Virtuous Companion (嫔), due to her having given birth to the first Prince.

## Life

Born in the 8th year of the Yongfeng Era (1641 CE), Wu Yingqi hails from the Wu clan of Fengzhou (凤州吴氏). The Wu's are a powerful clan with a long history in the Oceanic lands; they were most famous for producing three Grand Secretaries during the Yongli era (1572 - 1595).

Even now, the Wu's are a clan with a strong presence in Imperial government. Yingqi's father is Wu Fan (吴番), who in 1661 is serving as the Prefect of Tanzhou; an uncle (Wu Fan's cousin), Wu Hao (吴昊), serves as the Imperial Master of the Guests 鸿胪寺卿.

## Description

That Wu Yingqi is beautiful, in an unadorned, natural way, is beyond dispute. Her strict upbringing, however, precluded her from learning a lot of different things; as such, she can be a quiet and rather shy person to be around. This naturally makes it harder for her to win the favour of the Emperor.

## Relationships

While Wu Yingqi is not exactly one of the most favoured consorts of the Emperor, she is nonetheless the mother of two of his children:

* Xiao Huanzhi, the First Prince, born in the 2nd year of Yuanlu (1657)
* Xiao Yunsi, the Second Princess, born in the 1st year of Shaozhi (1661)
Verbal Command 1SZ-01-05

*We hereby command that the Sea-gazing Tower is to be rebuilt, to a height of five storeys. Materials are to be drawn from existing stores where possible, and we will make more decisions on the decoration of the tower at a later date.*

*We will set our hunting visit to the island for the 7th month, after the Triennial Review of the Officials. The Imperial Guards, along with the Office of the Stud Ranch and other relevant agencies, are to prepare diligently for this*
Edict 1SZ-03-03

*To the Ministry of Works,*

*On our inspection, we have discovered serious problems with the infrastructure and transport of the Empire. The way we understand it, there are two main options for the maintenance of the Imperial supply routes:*

*Firstly, to repair the eastern route through the Five Passes and the mountains;*

*Secondly, to redredge the Sea-River Canal and increase its capacity.*

*Both options are possible, but we do not know enough of the costs, benefits and drawbacks of focusing on either of these. As such, we command that you thoroughly investigate the facts, and report back to us on the costs, so we can plan with better foresight.*

*Return to us with your information as soon as possible, but make sure of its accuracy and completeness. These repairs are crucial - without them, the Capital, and the Court, could be strangled by lack of supplies in case of crisis. This can never be allowed to happen.*
Disaster of Yongfeng

The **Disaster of Yongfeng (永丰之祸)** was a historical event that occurred in the 3rd year of the Yongfeng Era (1636 CE). In this incident, the subjects of the Southern Empire - supported by the Esibani Empire - launch a revolt against the Wei Empire, successfully ending nearly a century of Wei reign in the modern-day Central Valley of California.
Edict 1SZ-02-02

*To the Ministry of Works,*

*We receive with appreciation your report on the state of supply to the Eastern Mountain Passes. Given your analysis, we command you to consider methods of repairing the supply routes, but there is no urgent need to resume working on those plans right now.*

*Consider also possible means of supply storage, and the management of the Passes themselves, pending other orders from us. These plans should be made before midsummer this year.*
Dragonius

Dragonius is a legendary Superion warrior made up of Dragon brothers Siberrus and Infernicus.
Because the fire type older brother Infernicus has a quick temper and the ice type younger brother Siberrus has a slow temperament, the two often argue and do not match each other. However, it cannot be taken lightly because a legendary Superion power can be emitted when the two brother dragons are combined. When combined, Siberrus provides the new voice.
大日如来掌

## 大日如来掌

手结“大日如来法印”，身有“遍照一切光明”，迷悟不二，生佛一如，大日如来掌乃金刚宗之神掌真义，有无边无际之大能伟力。

## 【功法类型】

武学/拳掌

传自：无量金刚宗

修习程度：100%（功法威力+20%）

心法等级：10（拳掌造诣+80）

## 【使用消耗】

招式消耗：崩X5

气势消耗：架势50%※提气50%

施展时间：5.8秒

## 【功法属性】

迅疾：无法闪避

精妙：◇◇◇ 288

力道：◇◇◇◇◇·◇◇ 537

穿透：破体153※破气192

## 【运功效果】

护体：+19
御气：+19
力道：+168
精妙：+72

## 【使用需求】

拳掌：545/545
膂力：105/105
根骨：105/105
定力：95/95
佛学：455/455

## 【攻击部位比例】

胸背：60
腰腹：10
头颈：1
左臂：0
右臂：0
左腿：0
右腿：0
心神：0
毒质：0
全身：0
Edict 2SZ-03-03

*To the Ministry of Rites and the Master of Ceremony,*

*Master Yangming and Master Chunren are both men of integrity, who embodied the greatest of the Confucian virtues. Filial and loyal men, they treated all with respect, but did not fear to put all their energy and their lives on the line in times of crisis.*

*We command that your offices are to set these two up as examples of the proper Confucian Gentleman, and to place their devotional tablets within the Temple to Confucius. The Great Sage and his disciples find in them two men who, despite living thousands of years apart, nonetheless bore the same good qualities and lived accordingly.*
Court Memorandum 5YL-9-02

*The Emperor Pronounces:*

*Secretaries Guo and Lu recommend the action we will take. It is good to promote learning and culture in the prefectures, and to memorialise the deeds of the loyal and good is to set good examples for the populace of Xiazhou.*

*Towards this goal, we will dispatch the sum of 1,000 taels, and the Ministry of Rites is to draft a letter to the local notables to provide their archives and assistance to the prefect.*
Memo 5YL-11-05

*To the Imperial Judicial Reviewer,*

*The timing of this case and the objects it involves are extraordinary, and your mission is therefore all the more important. Even if the cannon are not recovered, they*must*be located and accounted for before the Enthronement, lest they be used as instruments for some deadly mischief.*

*Handle this investigation with the greatest speed you can muster. All things are of secondary priority now. Begin with those who have moved carriages in and out of the Arsenal; it is possible these cannon were not all stolen at once, given the difficulty of arranging it.*

*We will expect answers and updates post-haste.*
Yu Xiaoxi

Empress Yu Xiaoxi (余晓曦, 余皇后) is the current Empress, wife of the Shaozhi Emperor.

She is the daughter of Yu Mingze, who is one of the four Grand Secretaries at the start of the Shaozhi reign.

## Life

Born in the 7th year of Yongfeng (1640 CE), Yu Xiaoxi is in fact one year older than the Emperor. As Yu Mingze has been an important official in Court even during the reign of the Jianzhang Emperor, he naturally was able to let even his daughter enter the Palace.

It was in one of these visits, in the 7th year of Jianzhang (1649), that Xiaoxi first ran into Xiao Xuhuan - later the Yuanlu Emperor - and Xiao Xuyu, her eventual husband.

The Jianzhang Emperor - mindful of Yu Mingze's position - was reluctant to let one of his daughters marry the heir presumptive; as a result, he shunted Xiaoxi off to the younger son instead. Therefore, in the 13th year of Jianzhang (1655), the 15-year old Xiaoxi was married to 14-year old Xiao Xuyu.

The wedding was meant to be a "Counter-Celebration", for the Jianzhang Emperor was already seriously ill at the time and it was felt that a wedding would help wash away the ill-fortune. This was not to be, unfortunately; 5 months after the wedding, the Jianzhang Emperor ascended to heaven, and the Yuanlu era began.

## Description

Empress Yu is an avid reader of history books, and a lover of maps. It's an unusual habit for a woman, but the high rank of her family has allowed her to indulge in this.

## Residence

The Empress resides in the Palace of Eternal Spring. This is the customary residence of all Empresses of the Wei Dynasty, ever since the completion of the Palace of Primal Harmony.

The Inner Apartment of the Palace of Eternal Spring has an entire wall with ornate wooden shelves - each bearing an array of history books.

Six ornate brass censers - four shaped like turtles, two shaped like cranes - that spew a sweet, floral incense. It's not that she likes the incense that much - it's that she doesn't like the musty smell of books, even though she loves the books themselves.

## Relationships

As the most powerful of the women in the Inner Palace, Xiaoxi has become a patroness of sorts for several of the consorts in the palace.
Memo 5YL-11-07

*To the Prefect of Tanzhou,*

*The family of Cabbage, our privy attendant, deserves reward for the service of their son, who met his end in the line of duty. As such, we command that you find 50 acres of fertile farmland, and grant them by the authority of this edict to their family.*

*The family is to be exempt from rents and dues on their land for as long as we reign, so that their labour shall bear proper fruit.*
Empress Yu Xiaoxi

Empress Yu Xiaoxi (余晓曦, 余皇后) is the current Empress, wife of the Shaozhi Emperor.

She is the daughter of Yu Mingze, one of your Grand Secretaries.

## Description

Born in the 7th year of Yongfeng (1640 CE), Yu Xiaoxi is in fact one year older than the Emperor.

Dark Brown Eyes and a well formed Face framed by medium length, Brown Hair. She has an attractive, feminine face, that would be considered beautiful if not for her above average sized nose.

Empress Yu is an avid reader of history books, and a lover of maps. It's an unusual habit for a woman, but the high rank of her family has allowed her to indulge in this.

## Residence

The Empress resides in the Palace of Eternal Spring.

The Inner Apartment of the Palace of Eternal Spring has an entire wall with ornate wooden shelves - each bearing an array of history books.

Six ornate brass censers - four shaped like turtles, two shaped like cranes - that spew a sweet, floral incense. It's not that she likes the incense that much - it's that she doesn't like the musty smell of books, even though she loves the books themselves.
御针术

## 御针术

御针之术乃百花谷之独门手法，能以内力隔空操纵细针，使之分毫不差的施于敌人周身大穴，虽是脱胎于救人的针灸医术，却也能杀人而不见半滴鲜血。

## 【功法类型】

武学/御射

传自：百花谷

修习程度：100%（功法威力+20%）

心法等级：10（御射造诣+10）

## 【使用消耗】

武器耐久：-1

招式消耗：御X1

气势消耗：架势18%※提气42%

施展时间：0.9秒

## 【功法属性】

迅疾：◇◇◇◇◇ 96

精妙：◇◇◇◇ 57

力道：◇ 19

穿透：破体19※破气38

点穴：至少发挥九成威力时封闭敌人的穴道。

## 【运功效果】

攻击速度：+9%
迅疾：+24

## 【使用需求】

御射：90/90
灵敏：105/105
定力：45/45
医术：65/65
织锦：65/65

## 【攻击部位比例】

胸背：15
腰腹：35
头颈：5
左臂：10
右臂：10
左腿：10
右腿：10
心神：0
毒质：0
全身：0
Ge Yinhua

## Ge Yinhua 葛银花

**Ge Yinhua** is a member of the Inner Palace of the Shaozhi Emperor.

## Life

Of supposedly Engelan descent, she was found crossing the Eastern Mountains, after her family had been killed in an accident. Sent to the Palace because of her looks, she was then favoured by the Emperor.

Ge Yinhua currently holds the rank of Attendant, the second lowest rank, in the Inner Palace.

## Description

Rather short and slender, Ge Yinhua's face is heavily freckled.
Edict 1SZ-03-02

*To the Ministry of War,*

*It has come to our attention that some garrisons are suspected of illegally levying local labour in order to do construction work. While we naturally understand the necessity of defensive works, the necessary labour is not to be levied without the understanding of the local magistrates and commissioners.*

*You are to investigate these alleged breaches and make a report to us as soon as possible, along with your recommendations for how violators are to be dealt with.*
Edict 5YL-11-09

*To the Ministry of Law,*

*By our will, the following twenty-six family members and commoners - whether living or dead - will have any surviving kin comforted with gifts, and are to be declared innocent of any crimes. They are the victims of a purge and conspiracy, and deserve their honour returned to them, though they are commoners.*

*With that, this case is closed by our decision.*
Reacción Química 9-2

## **VELOCIDAD DE LAS REACCIONES QUÍMICAS**

En una reacción química, además de se conocer los compuestos que intervienen, es importante saber que tan rápido reaccionan y los factores que determinan esa velocidad.

la velocidad de una reacción química es la rapidez con la que se forman los productos o se consumen los reactivos involucrados en dicha reacción.

### TEMPERATURA:

**CONCLUSIÓN:** la velocidad de las reacciones dependen de la temperatura ya que cuando agregamos las pastillas se disolvieron más rápido las de el agua al clima, entre más alta sea la temperatura, más alta será la velocidad.

### TEMPERATURA:

###

### CONCLUSIÓ:

**CONCLUSIÓN:**Aquí observamos nuevamente como influye la temperatura, entre más alta sea la temperatura mayor será la velocidad.

### TAMAÑO DE LA PARTÍCULA:

**CONCLUSIÓN:**Concluimos que entre más pequeñas son las partículas más rápida es la velocidad de las reacciones químicas.

### CONCENTRACIÓN:

**CONCLUSIÓN:**El aumento de la concentración de los reactivos hace más probable el choque entre dos moléculas de los reactivos, con lo que aumenta la probabilidad de que entre estos reactivos se dé la reacción.

## **FACTORES QUE AFECTAN LA VELOCIDAD DE LA REACCIÓN QUÍMICA.**

Cualquier condición que afecte los choques entre las moléculas de los reactivos, afectará la velocidad de la reacción y estos factores son:

- Temperatura

- Tamaño de las Partículas

- Naturaleza de los Reactivos

- Catalizadores

### TEMPERATURA:

A mayor temperatura, mayor energía sinética (movimiento) poseerán las moléculas y aumentará la frecuencia de los choques o colisiones aumentando la velocidad de la reacción; muy por el contrario si la temperatura baja, ésta energía sinética disminuye, disminuyendo los choques o colisiones de las moléculas ocasionando una disminución en la velocidad de la reacción. Por el contrario, si la temperatura baja esta energía sinética disminuyendo los choques o colisiones de las moléculas.

#### TAMAÑO DE LAS PARTÍCULAS:

Entre mayor sean los puntos de contacto entre los reactivos mayor será la velocidad de la reacción, es decir, si tenemos unos reactivos de menor tamaño será más fácil que entren en contacto los reactivos y como consecuencia se acelere la velocidad de la reacción.

#### NATURALEZA DE LOS REACTIVOS:

La naturaleza de los reactivos se refiere a la forma como están distribuidos los átomos dentro de una sustancia; si tenemos sustancias que son similares en su estructura químicamente hablando reaccionarán más rápido que unas sustancias con estructuras químicas totalmente diferentes.

#### CATALIZADORES:

El catalizador lo que hace es acelerar la reacción. Catalizador es una sustancia que se le agrega a una reacción para aumentar la velocidad de una reacción sin ser dañada en el proceso.
Memo 5YL-12-01

*To Guo Jianzhi,*

*Over the last several years, you have rendered meticulous and careful service to the Court in your capacity with the Judicial Review Office. While your service was outside of the capital, yet it was crucial to maintaining peace and the law in a crucial part of the Empire.*

*In recognition of these, and recognising the need for loyal and skilled men after rooting out the disloyal and incompetent within the Court, we hereby promote you to the appointment of **Right Vice-Reviewer**. You are to return to the Capital, forthwith, to receive the accoutrements of office, and to be briefed and begin your duties.*

*We charge you to pay equal care to your new duties as you have to your current work, and to redouble your efforts and prove yourself worthy of your appointment.*
Edict 5YL-12-06

*To the Ministry of War,*

*With reference to the previous edict, in light of certain matters which the Minister has made clear, the order to prepare 20 breechloading light guns is withdrawn.*

*The other commands, to prepare 5,000 muskets and provisions for 5,000 men, will stand, and we expect them to be fulfilled post-haste.*
Edict 5YL-12-02

*We hereby proclaim the death sentence on the three officials, by reason of conspiracy against the Emperor, and planning a major revolt:*

*The Chief Censor, Gao Shaochen;*

*The Junior Vice-Head of the Academy of Worthies, Lang Xuan;*

*The Imperial Master of the Guests, Mao Huang.*

*Their sentence is to be carried out by beheading, and the heads are to be displayed publicly, as befits rebels. All of their families are to be stripped of rank and exiled to Taozhou in the far north, never to be employed by the Court.*
The Emperor's Poems, 1st Year of Shaozhi

Below is a collection of the poems written by the Shaozhi Emperor, in the 1st year of his reign. Besides being a skilled calligrapher, the Shaozhi Emperor is also a poet, with at least sufficient training from cultured tutors to understand the ins and outs of Chinese poetry.

## Regular Poems

These poems have lines of regular length, and often have 4 or 8 lines.

#### **To Lanzhen, in Response**

*Written on the 3rd of 4th*

The man seeks and fumbles in the foggy mountains;

The gate to his desired village is firmly locked.

There's nowhere for him to put his iron key,

How is it right to send a man to this?

#### **To Lanzhen, as an Invitation**

*Written on the 3rd of 4th*

Orchids grow thickly by the southern fence,

The flowers turned to the rising sun.

Reclining by the stream outside the door,

I await the breeze to bring me the orchids' scent.

#### **Watching Swallows and Geese at a Mountain Cabin**

*Written on the 3rd of 4th*

The swallows circling the maples tend their own young,

Paying no heed to the geese returning amidst the clouds.

The awakening insects sing from the warming earth,

And from the stove-house drifts the aromas of meat and rice.

I would lay out a table to welcome a distant guest,

But they flap by, far too high to see the dishes and wine.

They who have two homes are akin to those with none,

And who knows if they were met with wastelands in the south?

#### **For Fu Han, after hearing a Tale at a Zezhou Temple**

*Written on the 12th of 4th*

The Yongli era incidents are briefly recounted;

The Shaozhi era listener nods along.

Ought I recount the ghoulish fanged grin,

Knowing I will frighten the sweet canary?

#### **At Zezhou, after a Banquet**

*Written on the 14th of 4th*

In the garden, the moon still shines on the calm;

The jade goblets carelessly scattered lie.

The many-coloured robes that whirled and swayed,

Are now draped over the seats inside.

#### **In the Temple of the Martial Sage at Dingzhou**

*Written on the 22nd of 4th*

定州孤杉立，环抱不可及。

武圣静坐观，堂前众子弟。

大业初兴始，官兵未东进。

田中杆锄举，团练守家门。

忠贞应久记，国祚乃夫责。

喝声犹绕杉，吾国复何惧？

In Dingzhou a lone cedar stands,

Too wide for one to embrace.

Before it in the silent square,

The Martial Sage looks upon his disciples.

When the Great Work was first begun,

The official troops had yet to head east;

Wielding poles and mattocks from the fields,

The menfolk trained to guard their homes.

Loyalty deserves long remembrance,

As are those who shoulder the duty of their lands.

In Dingzhou the militias' echoes still resound:

With men like these, what have we to fear?

#### **On a Painting of Dingzhou through the Mountains**

*Written on the 5th of 5th*

日起初春寒未驱，

柳柯轻拂道上骑。

穿山河渊唯隼游，

蜿蜒平原边城立。

The sun shines on the early spring and the cold is not dispersed,

And willows lightly brush the riders riding along the path.

The river threads the mountains, and but eagles seem to roam,

But one more bend to the flats, and the border fortress stands.
Memo 1SZ-09-01

*To Admiral Tian,*

*It is clear to us that meticulousness and decisiveness at the right time, as well as sternness and benevolence in equal measure, has been at the heart of your success in dealing with the Helan visitors. We have long been fretting that, with some error or chance, they might end up coming to us as enemies. But with your success, it is likelier now they will become our friends.*

*As such, we order that you announce our appreciation for the service of all the captains and crews on the ships involved in this. All ranks on the ships involved are also to be given two months' wages as a reward.*
心意气混元功

## 心意气混元功

“心与意合，意与气合，气与力合”即心意气之混元功。混元功以平和自然之内息化作雄沉中正之外力，运功时虽心神俱寂，周身却隐隐有声。

## 【功法类型】

武学/内功

传自：少林寺

修习程度：100%（功法威力+20%）

心法等级：10（内功造诣+30）

## 【内功属性】

摧破：◇◇◇
轻灵：◇
护体：◇◇◇·◇
奇窍：◇◇◇·◇
万能：◇◇◇·◇
内力增加：金刚内力+30
内力总值中超过纯阳内力的金刚内力X2

## 【逆练效果】

当运用者的内力属性为「金刚」时，降低「纯阳」类功法对运用者造成的伤害。
每次运用者施展「金刚」类功法都会使运用者的内息紊乱。

## 【运功效果】

内伤上限：+48
守御效率：+48%
御气：+19

## 【使用需求】

内功：170/170
根骨：45/45
悟性：45/45
定力：105/105
佛学：200/200
大两仪醉刀

## 大两仪醉刀

大两仪醉刀形颠法密，意乱神清，每式刀招皆有正反阴阳两用：阳者以刀背施为，如龙显形，长啸腾飞；阴者以刀刃施为，如鬼通灵，暗伏消隐。

## 【功法类型】

武学/刀法

传自：伏龙坛

修习程度：100%（功法威力+20%）

心法等级：10（刀法造诣+60）

## 【使用消耗】

招式消耗：劈X2※刺X1※撩X1

气势消耗：架势100%※提气0%

施展时间：4秒

## 【功法属性】

迅疾：◇◇ 115

精妙：◇◇◇ 230

力道：◇◇◇◇◇ 403

穿透：破体268※破气0

破绽：至少发挥五成威力时使敌人出现破绽。

## 【运功效果】

卸力：+48
拆招：+48
力道：+48
精妙：+48

## 【使用需求】

刀法：450/450
膂力：165/165
灵敏：95/95

## 【攻击部位比例】

胸背：25
腰腹：10
头颈：5
左臂：10
右臂：10
左腿：25
右腿：25
心神：0
毒质：0
全身：0
Ester Expósito

**Ester Expósito** (born 26 January 2000) is a Spanish actress and model. She portrays Carla on Netflix's Elite.

On May 19, 2020, Netflix announced that she, Danna Paola, Jorge López, Álvaro Rico and Mina El Hammani would not return for any further seasons after season three. However, she returned to the show's first short stories in order to round out her character's storyline.

## Biography

She is known for *La Caza*, *Monteperdido* (2019), *When Angels Sleep* (2018) and *Locked Up* (2015).

She won the Teatro de Madrid award for Best Actress in 2013 and 2015.

## Credits

* "Deseo"
* "Sábado noche"
* "El amor es una droga"
* "Todos mienten"
* "Todo va a salir bien"
* "Todo estalla"
* "Assilah"
* "34 hours missing"
* "36 hours missing"
* "59 hours missing"
* "63 hours missing"
* "66 hours missing"
* "84 hours missing"
* "0 hours missing"

* "Samuel and Guzmán"
* "Cayetana and Valerio"
* "Lu (episode)"
* "Ander (episode)"
* "Rebeca (episode)"
* "Nadia and Omar"
* "Polo (episode)"
* "Carla Samuel: Part 2"
* "Carla Samuel: Part 3"

## External links

* Ester Expósito at the Internet Movie Database
* Follow Ester Expósito (@ester\_exposito) on Instagram

## Gallery

Ester Expósito seen at the party organized for the launch of the Fendace collection, a joint collection between Fendi and Versace, on September 26, 2021 in Milan, Italy.Ester Expósito seen at the party organized for the launch of the Fendace collection, a joint collection between Fendi and Versace, on September 26, 2021 in Milan, Italy.Ester Expósito seen at the party organized for the launch of the Fendace collection, a joint collection between Fendi and Versace, on September 26, 2021 in Milan, Italy.Ester photographed by Rafa Gallar for Elle Spain.Ester photographed by Rafa Gallar for Elle Spain.Ester photographed by Rafa Gallar for Elle Spain.Ester photographed by Rafa Gallar for Elle Spain.Ester photographed by Rafa Gallar for Elle Spain.Ester via InstagramEster via InstagramEster via InstagramEster via Instagram

## References

1. ↑ Elite on Netflix cast: Who is Ester Exposito? Who plays Carla?
寒冰刺骨法

## 寒冰刺骨法

寒冰刺骨法能以异常绵密之纯阴内气化成冰针刺入敌身穴道，此冰针无形有质，一旦入体便即截断穴脉，附于筋骨之上，非寻常手法可以解救。

## 【功法类型】

武学/御射

传自：百花谷

修习程度：100%（功法威力+20%）

心法等级：10（御射造诣+30）

## 【使用消耗】

武器耐久：-1

招式消耗：御X2

气势消耗：架势0%※提气60%

施展时间：1.4秒

## 【功法属性】

迅疾：◇◇◇◇ 153

精妙：◇◇◇◇◇ 192

力道：◇ 57

穿透：破体0※破气76

点穴：至少发挥九成威力时封闭敌人的穴道。

## 【运功效果】

全毒素抵抗：48
驱毒效率：+24%
迅疾：+48

## 【使用需求】

御射：200/200
灵敏：80/80
根骨：60/60
定力：50/50
医术：150/150
织锦：150/150

## 【攻击部位比例】

胸背：0
腰腹：35
头颈：1
左臂：35
右臂：35
左腿：0
右腿：0
心神：0
毒质：0
全身：0
九痴香

## 九痴香

所谓“九痴”：“心撮、失寝、忘餐、形劳、脏伤、不定、无欢、志昏、神殆”。九痴香发如红雾，可由双目侵入颅脑，中者身不由己，就此疯癫。

## 【功法类型】

武学/暗器

传自：空桑派

修习程度：100%（功法威力+20%）

心法等级：10（暗器造诣+50）

## 【使用消耗】

武器耐久：-1

招式消耗：弹X3

气势消耗：架势50%※提气50%

施展时间：2.4秒

## 【功法属性】

迅疾：◇◇ 172

精妙：◇◇◇◇◇·◇ 307

力道：◇◇ 153

穿透：破体76※破气86

## 【运功效果】

外伤上限：+72
内伤上限：+72
精妙：+168

## 【使用需求】

暗器：255/255
体质：75/75
灵敏：90/90
悟性：75/75
医术：345/345
毒术：345/345

## 【攻击部位比例】

胸背：0
腰腹：0
头颈：0
左臂：0
右臂：0
左腿：0
右腿：0
心神：0
毒质：1
全身：0
五子连环扣

## 五子连环扣

五子连环扣旨在生擒敌人，乃是由众多部件结成五锁相连之形状而成，虽杀伤力有限，但设计精密无比，若非按特殊顺序依次拆卸绝难解开。

## 【功法类型】

武学/御射

传自：铸剑山庄

修习程度：100%（功法威力+20%）

心法等级：10（御射造诣+30）

## 【使用消耗】

武器耐久：-1

招式消耗：弹X2

气势消耗：架势60%※提气0%

施展时间：2.2秒

## 【功法属性】

迅疾：◇ 96

精妙：◇◇◇◇◇·◇◇◇ 230

力道：◇ 76

穿透：破体57※破气0

破绽：至少发挥九成威力时使敌人出现破绽。

## 【使用需求】

御射：170/170
体质：60/60
灵敏：65/65
悟性：65/65
锻造：170/170
制木：170/170

## 【攻击部位比例】

胸背：0
腰腹：0
头颈：1
左臂：50
右臂：50
左腿：20
右腿：20
心神：0
毒质：0
全身：0
Edict 5YL-11-08

*To the Ministry of War,*

*War being upon us, and an expedition at the ready, your task is to ensure that it is fed and supplied properly. Even before the army marches, its sustenance should already be en route.*

*Officials are to be dispatched to crossings and walled towns along the route of the march, to ensure the ample supply of food, water, and the availability of camping sites. As the harvest is still in progress in some parts, efforts are to be made not to disrupt the lives of the commoners.*

*All merchants who can take on the tasks of transport, shipping or other support for the army on its march are to be duly paid and rewarded upon the completion of the campaign.*

*A shortlist of generals, to determine the Commanding General and two Brigadiers, is to be submitted by the end of today, in consultation with the Grand Secretariat.*