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Chapter 144 Xu You defected
Although Xu You was talented, his virtues were in vain and he was considered a celebrity. He was considered the worst of the eight conspirators under Yuan Shao's command.

Jushou, Tian Feng, Xu You, Fengji, Shenpei, Xin Ping, Guo Tu, and Xun Chen are the eight masterminds. Some of them are incompetent, and some are undercover agents from the beginning, but no matter which one they are, they are superior to Xu You in terms of character. .

Jushou "has little ambition, but is good at strategy". In 189 AD, he was Han Fu's farewell driver, worshiped as the captain of cavalry, promoted Maocai, and served as county magistrate twice.

He once proposed a good strategy to Han Fu, but it was not adopted. After Yuan Shao took control of Jizhou, he was appointed to supervise the internal and external, and Megatron three armies, and helped Yuan Shao capture Qingzhou, Bingzhou, and Youzhou to unify Hebei.

Jushou once proposed to Yuan Shao to flatter the emperor, oppose the separation of the schools, and proposed a strategy of exhausting Cao for three years, but Yuan Shao did not obey. Not only was it not adopted by Yuan Shao, but his military power was weakened.

But even so, Ju Shou still did his best in the Battle of Guandu, and proposed a slow-moving tactic, which was still not adopted.

On the eve of the burning of Wuchao, Jushou once again proposed to protect food on the outside, but was not accepted. After Yuan Shao's defeat, Jushou was captured. In this case, he still refused to surrender to Cao Cao.

Cao Cao treated Xu You generously until Jushou wanted to return to Hebei, and he killed Jushou after the defeat. Cao Cao once sighed: "If we get together early and alone, the world has nothing to worry about."

Although there are certain compliments and exaggerations in these words, Ju Shou's character and ability are indeed worthy of praise.

It's a pity that Yuan Benchu's pen and ink were too little, which also led to the lack of achievements of his civil servants and generals. Zhang Yun was later ranked among the "Five Sons of Good Generals". Excessive, but the record is only a few words.

During the reign of Emperor Ling of the Han Dynasty, he was appointed as an official in the prefecture, and he was promoted as a magistrate. He had two county magistrates. He had little ambition and was good at strategy.

In 189 AD, he bid farewell to Han Fu and paid homage to the captain of the cavalry.

In 191 A.D., when Han Fu was planning to sell Jizhou, Ju Shou, Chief Shi Gengwu, and Biejia Min Chun advised him: "Although Jizhou is small, there are millions of people who can wear armor and go into battle, and the food is enough to last ten years.

Yuan Shao looked up to me as a foreigner and a poor army, just like a baby in the palm of an adult, if you don't feed him, you can starve to death immediately, why give him Jizhou? "

For this excellent suggestion, Han Fu did not agree, but insisted on giving up Jizhou, and ended up dying in the toilet.

In 195 A.D., Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty went into exile to Hedong and other places. Ju Shou advised Yuan Shao to welcome Emperor Xian and move the capital to Yecheng.

After hearing this, Yuan Shao planned to follow Jushou's advice, but Chunyu Qiong and others believed that it was too difficult to revive the Han Dynasty, and welcoming the Han Emperor would weaken his own power, so they advised Yuan Shao not to use this strategy, so Yuan Shao gave up.

The following year, Cao Cao welcomed Emperor Xian and moved his capital to Xu County with the support of Xun Yu, successfully coercing the emperor to make the princes.

In 200 A.D., on the eve of the Battle of Guandu, Jushou gathered the clans, distributed their wealth and said:

"If Duke Yuan wins at Guandu, we will be all-powerful, but if we lose, we can't even keep ourselves. It's really sad!"

Jushou's younger brother Juzong disagreed and said:
"Cao Cao's soldiers and horses are not enough for us, brother, why are you afraid?"

But Jushou could see Cao Cao's talent and said:

"Based on Cao Yanzhou's general strategy and the emperor's capital, although we defeated Gongsun Zan, the soldiers were exhausted, the general was arrogant, and the army was ruined in one fell swoop. Yang Xiong said: 'Chi Chi of the Six Kingdoms, to win the weak concubine', That's it."

At Guandu, Yuan Shao marched into Liyang, sent Yan Liang to attack Liu Yan, and Ju Shou persuaded:

"Yan Liang has a narrow personality. Although he is brave, he should not be appointed alone." He objected to Yan Liang leading the army alone, but Yuan Shao refused to listen.

Later, Cao Cao rescued Liu Yan and beheaded Yan Liang. Before Yuan Shao crossed the river, Jushou thought that Yuan Jun should stay in Yanjin and divide his troops to attack Guandu. Yuan Shao still didn't listen.

Jushou lamented that his illness was gone, Yuan Shao hated him for this, and handed Jushou's remaining troops under Guo Tu's command.

After Yuan Shao crossed the river, he stationed in the south of Yanjin, and sent Liu Bei and Wen Chou to challenge Cao Jun. Cao Cao led the army to defeat him, and Wen Chou was killed by Cao Jun, which shocked Yuan Shaojun.

After Cao Cao returned to Guandu, Ju Shou said to Yuan Shao: "Although the troops in Hebei are numerous and powerful, they are not as brave as those in Henan. Henan has less food and less wealth than Hebei.

Henan is good for quick battles, Hebei is good for slow battles, and slow resistance prolongs the war. "It was suggested to consume Cao's army with a long-term and slow-advancing tactic, but Yuan Shao refused to obey.

Yuan Shao attacked Cao Cao, defeated at first, shot arrows into Cao camp from a tall building, but was defeated by Cao Jun's stone chariot later.

Later, Cao Jun defeated Yuan Shao's transport team, and Yuan Shao ordered Chun Yuqiong to lead the transport team and guard Wuchao.

Jushou also suggested that Jiang Qi be sent as an escort to prevent Cao's army from attacking, but Yuan Shao refused.

After Wuchao was defeated by Cao's army, Yuan Shao's generals Gao Lan and Zhang Yun surrendered to Cao, causing Yuan's army to be in chaos and defeated. Yuan Shao fled across the Yellow River with [-] cavalry.

When Yuan Shao was defeated and fled, Jushou was captured before he could go north in time. He was escorted to see Cao Cao. Jushou shouted that he would not surrender. Cao Cao had an old relationship with Jushou. That day should be settled by now.

Although Jushou did not surrender, he was still treated favorably by Cao Cao, but later Jushou conspired to return to Yuan Shao's camp in Hebei, but was defeated and killed.

Yuan Shao liked his third son Yuan Shang very much, and asked him to govern Jizhou with him, preparing to train him as an heir. At the same time, Yuan Shao appointed his eldest son Yuan Tan as the governor of Qingzhou, and his second son Yuan Xi as the governor of Youzhou.

Ju Shou objected, thinking that the separation of the schools is the way to bring disaster, so he advised: "The world says that if a rabbit walks on the road, ten thousand people will chase it, and one person will catch it, and the greedy ones will be stopped.

And the average year is based on virtuous people, and the average virtue is divination. It is also an ancient system. I hope that the above is the precept of the success or failure of the ancestors, and the bottom is thinking about the definition of rabbits and rabbits. "

But Yuan Shao insisted that each of the four sons occupy a state, so as to observe their abilities, Ju Shou walked out of Yuan Shao's house and sighed: "The disaster will begin from now on!"

Later, after Yuan Shao's death, Yuan Shang and Yuan Tan really fought for the throne.

Yuan Shao selected [-] elite soldiers and [-] horses to attack Xudu. Ju Shou suggested using superior military strength and geographical situation to carry out a protracted war against Cao Cao.

"Enter Liyang, gradually camp in Henan, build boats, repair equipment", and at the same time "dispatch elite cavalry, copy the borders, make others restless, and I will take the rest".

By doing this, after three years, Cao's army can be exhausted and Cao Dingcheng can be destroyed without rushing to a decisive battle.

Jushou advised against sending troops, which was contrary to Yuan Shao's will. Guo Tu and others took the opportunity to advance, saying that Jushou's military power was too great, his prestige was too high, and it was difficult to control, which aroused Yuan Shao's suspicion.

So Yuan Shao sub-supervised the army as the three governors, and let Jushou and Guo Tu and Chunyu Qiong each Dian an army. Naturally, they were defeated at Guandu.

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