The king's instructions didn't work. The eunuchs of the Ming Dynasty deliberately misinterpreted the holy will. What happened to the king when he found out?

After the monarch knew that the eunuch had falsely conveyed the imperial edict, he was very angry at first and wanted to take back all the eunuch's rights. However, he did not expect that one of the eunuchs would spread the false imperial edict early in the morning. Therefore, no matter how much anger the monarch had at that time, he could only hold it in his heart and could not express it. The monarch could only acquiesce. It can be seen that the power of the eunuchs in the dynasty was very great, and it also had a certain impact on the feudal rights at that time. The person who misinterpreted the monarch's meaning was Liu Jin. In the 4th year of Zhengde, the Ming Dynasty law initially implemented a closed-door system, prohibiting foreign cargo ships from entering the Ming Dynasty. But at that time, a foreign cargo suddenly arrived at a port in Guangdong for a long stay. After verification by relevant personnel, it was discovered that the cargo ship did not intend to stay in the Ming Dynasty, but was forced to dock when it encountered a hurricane at sea. Therefore, according to this case, the local government held an emergency meeting to discuss how to relocate the cargo ship. The result of the discussion at that time was that the cargo ship needed to pay a certain tax. When taxes are collected, a lot of profits usually go to the person who collects the taxes. Therefore, the eunuch Bizhen took over the collection work on his own. At that time, he asked the monarch for instructions and wanted to hand over the tax collection work to him. At that time, the monarch remembered that similar cases had occurred a few years ago, and there were also eunuchs who wanted to take the initiative to collect taxes and profit from them. At that time, the eunuch was dismissed. Therefore, the monarch also wanted to remove Bizhen from office, so he said that he should follow the old rules. When Bizhen heard this, he was heartbroken and waited to pack up and go home. But what he didn't expect was that Liu Jin told the civil and military officials that all the taxes collected from today on would be handed over to Bizhen. It turned out that the eunuch misunderstood the king's intention and thought that the king agreed, so he told the civil and military officials. But in fact, the king was not willing to hand over this right to Bizhen. Since Liu Jin had already spread the news to the ears of civil and military officials at that time and could no longer take it back, the king could only choose to acquiesce.