After daybreak, the Imperial court finally gave a result, and they immediately gathered.
"What did the notice say? Those who can read, take a look."
"Don't ask me. I know some words, but I don't understand them when they are connected."
An article was not something that could be understood just by being literate. One had to have sufficient cultural heritage.
The clerk standing by the notice wall scolded, ""Silence!"
In this era, the penetration rate of culture was not high, and most people could not understand the contents of the notice. Therefore, on the day of the notice, the officials would arrange for an official to read and explain the contents of the notice every half an hour.
A day later, all the news would spread throughout the capital, and there would be no need to read aloud.
The commoners were already used to it and immediately stopped their discussion to listen to the officials.
