应该是赵国舅手下的人
“what appeared to be Lord Zhao's men.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
有小内侍看见二皇子出宫了 身边跟着的
“A young eunuch saw Prince Yan Che leaving the palace, accompanied by”
应该是 赵国舅手下的人
“what appeared to be Lord Zhao's men.”
“His Majesty promised you he wouldn't harm Prince Yan Che,”
“Be on high alert—Duke Zhao's faction has taken custody of the prince.”
In imperial China, royal in-laws (such as maternal uncles, 国舅) frequently wielded immense political and military power, often competing with other court factions.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
subordinates; henchmen; people under one's command
Commonly used in spoken Chinese to refer to staff, followers, or subordinates of a specific leader.
should be; most likely is
Used to express an inference with a relatively high degree of confidence.