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Chapter 18 "You Can't Beat Li" Li Cunxiao!

[No. 2 in the ranking of the top ten generals in history: Li Cunxiao, who "can't beat Li"! 】

Li Cunxiao, whose real name is An Jingsi, was born in Feihu County, Daizhou, Turkic nationality, and was a famous general in the late Tang Dynasty. Ke used the South and North Wars to pacify the Huangchao Uprising, regain Luzhou, and crusade against Youzhou.

Li Cunxiao was good at riding and archery, and was extremely brave. He often led the cavalry as the vanguard. When he was a teenager, he beat the tiger to death with his bare hands to save his father. Never failed.

In 889, Li Keyong sent an army to attack Meng Fangli. At that time, the Jin army occupied Zezhou and Luzhou, and Li Kexiu was the envoy of Zhaoyi Jiedu.

Meng Fangli occupied Xingzhou, Mingzhou, and Cizhou, also known as Zhaoyi Jiedushi. Zhaoyi Town was divided into two. The Jin army sent troops this time to capture the three states of Xingmingcizhou and annex the entire Zhaoyi Town.

Li Cunxiao took Mingzhou and Cizhou, and defeated the Xingzhou army at Liulipi. He captured the main generals Ma Gai and Yuan Fengtao alive, and attacked the city of Xingzhou. Meng Fangli committed suicide in embarrassment.

After his younger brother Mengqian was promoted as Jieduliu, he asked Zhu Wen for help. Zhu Wen had no time to help Zhaoyi Town when he was marching eastward, so he ordered Wang Qianyu to lead hundreds of elite soldiers to guard Xingzhou.

In 890, Li Keyong ordered Li Cunxiao to attack Xingzhou urgently. Meng Qian had no choice but to bind Wang Qianyu and surrender to the Jin army. The entire Zhaoyi Town was occupied by the Jin army.

Not long after, Luzhou had a mutiny and was attached to the imperial court. The imperial court appointed Jing Zhaoyin and Sun Kui as the envoys of Zhaoyi Jiedu. Zhu Wen ordered Ge Congzhou and Zhu Chongjie to occupy Luzhou, and ordered Li Di to attack Zezhou. At the same time, he sent [-] soldiers. Escorted Sun Kui to his post.

Li Cunxiao contributed the most in the battle to regain Luzhou, but Li Keyong appointed Kang Junli as Zhaoyi's empress, and only took Li Cunxiao as the governor of Fenzhou. Li Cunxiao was dissatisfied and dissatisfied.

At that time, the imperial court used Zhang Jun as envoy to conquer Hedong. Li Ke ordered Li Cunxin and Xue Atan to lead the army to resist Zhang Jun, and ordered Li Cunxiao to garrison Zhaocheng.

Soon, Zhang Jun was defeated by the Jin army at Yindiguan, and he resigned to Jinzhou. Li Cunxiao led his troops to attack Jinzhou. Zhang Jun sent troops to fight, but was defeated by Li Cunxiao again.

Li Cunxiao considered that it was inappropriate to capture the prime minister of the imperial court, so he retreated [-] miles from the siege and allowed Zhang Jun to escape. Later, Li Cunxiao was changed to be the governor of Binzhou.

In March 891, Xingzhou Jiedu envoy An Zhijian had a relationship with Zhu Wen in secret. Li Keyong asked Li Cunxiao to replace him in the Jin Dynasty. When An Zhijian found out, he was very frightened and fled to Qingzhou. It was built as the commanding army of Shenwu and served as the queen of Xingzhou.

An Zhijian led 3 people to go to Chang'an and pass through Yunzhou. Zhu Xuan of Yunzhou and Li Keyong were in harmony with each other, so they set up an ambush on the Yellow River, beheaded An Zhijian, and killed An Zhijian's family members. The head was sent to Li Keyong in Jinyang.

At this time, the Jin army attacked Changshan, which was controlled by Wang Rong, the "King of Zhao" for successive years.

In the first month of 892, Wang Rong and Li Kuangwei joined forces to attack Mount Yao with more than 10 soldiers. Li Keyong appointed Li Cunxin as the commander of the Fan and Han horses, and cooperated with Li Cunxiao to attack the king. Li Cunxiao and Li Cunxin were suspicious of each other. Hate, stay on the sidelines of each other and not move forward.

Li Keyong had to reassign Li Sixun to defeat the troops of Youzhou and Zhenzhou, beheading and capturing 3 people. Li Cunxin returned to Li Keyong, slandering: "Cunxiao has two hearts, and often avoids Zhao's failure."

Li Cunxiao felt uneasy, secretly contacted Liang (Zhu Wen) and Zhao, and submitted a letter to the imperial court to submit the three states of Xingzhou, Mingzhou, and Cizhou to the imperial court. The army attacked Li Keyong.

Emperor Zhaozong issued an edict, appointing Li Cunxiao as the envoy of Xingzhou, Mingzhou, and Cizhou, but he disagreed with the move of joining the army, and only ordered Wang Rong to go to the rescue.

In March, Li Keyong joined forces with Wang Chucun, Ren Yiwu's Jiedu envoy, to attack Wang Rong. On the ninth day of March, Tianchang Town in the northeast of the Hutuo River was conquered.

On March [-]th, Wang Rong fought fiercely with Li Keyong and Wang Chucun in Xinshi, Jiumen County, Zhenzhou. As a result, Li Keyong and Wang Chucun were defeated, and more than [-] people were beheaded and captured.

On March 3, Li Keyong led the crowd to retreat to Luancheng to station. Tang Zhaozong issued an edict to persuade Hedong and the four towns of Zhenzhou, Dingzhou, and Youzhou to reconcile.

In 893, Li Keyong personally led an army out of Jingxing to force Zhending, but at this time Li Cunxiao went to see Wang Rong to discuss military plans.

Li Keyong was furious when he found out, and sent troops to attack Li Cunxiao in July. Wang Rong first sent troops to rescue Xingzhou, but was defeated by Li Keyong in Pingshan.

On the sixth day of July, when Li Keyong attacked Zhenzhou, Wang Rong was very frightened and changed his flag.

Li Keyong agreed to Wang Rong's request, and Li Keyong trained the army in Luancheng. Together with Wang Rong's army, a total of 3 people were stationed in Ren County, southeast of Xingzhou, and Li Cunxin was stationed in Liulipi, Longgang County, Xingzhou.

In September, Li Cunxiao invaded Li Cunxin's camp at night, captured Fengcheng's envoy Sun Kaolao, and Li Cunxin's army was in chaos.

Li Cunxiao sent troops to attack, but the Jin army could not build a moat. Yuan Fengtao, the general of Hedong Ya, sent someone to Li Cunxiao: "The only thing you fear is the king of Jin. When the moat is built, the king of Jin will definitely stay behind and retreat by himself. His men All the generals are no match for you, so what's the use of building a trench?"

Li Cunxiao agreed, so he let the Jin army build ditches. After the ditches were built, the ditches were deep and high, and they couldn't get close. Li Cunxiao was very passive, and the food in the city was exhausted.

In March 894, Li Cunxiao went up to the tower and cried to Li Keyong who was under the city: "Your Meng is so kind to the general, so you are willing to abandon the relationship between father and son and join the enemy? This is because of Cunxin's framing. , I hope to meet the king alive, and die if I say a word."

Li Keyong was very sentimental, and sent Mrs. Liu into the city to comfort him. Mrs. Liu brought Li Cunxiao back, and he kowtowed to plead guilty, saying: "My son has made meritorious deeds in Jin, but has no faults. The reason why he is here is because of his trust!"

Li Keyong said: "The letter you wrote to Zhu Quanzhong and Wang Rong slandered me wantonly. Did Li Cunxin force you to do this?"

In fact, Li Keyong didn't want to kill Li Cunxiao at first, and hoped that the generals would intercede for him, so that he could be spared the crime. Unexpectedly, all the generals were jealous of him, and none of them interceded for him.

Li Keyong hated the generals deeply for this, but he did not condemn Li Cunxin. Li Keyong regretted being filial, and ignored political affairs for more than ten days. stronger and stronger.

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