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Chapter 185 Touring the State and County ([-])

"The position of the governor is like a shoe on my feet. I can take it off if I want to. If you don't want to do it, I will leave at any time. You have nothing to worry about!
I didn't welcome Wu Zhi with the same fanfare as others, but I was just afraid of alarming the barbarians in the north. It would be bad to cause misunderstandings, that's all. "

It seems that Cui Lin is also a person with a temper, and he doesn't want to curry favor with Wu Zhi, but what happened to him afterwards?
During Cui Lin's tenure, he did a pretty good job, and the situation in Youzhou was relatively stable. However, he was relegated to the prefect of Hejian because he did not please Wu Zhi, which attracted many people to complain about him.

On the surface, it seems that Cui Lin offended his boss Wu Zhi, but in fact, Cui Lin fell into Wang Xiong's plan.

Wang Xiong asked Cui Lin's Biejia to tell Cui Lin that it seemed that there was no problem in building a good relationship with Wu Zhi, but Wang Xiong himself did not come forward, so he told Cui Lin not to hurt others through Biejia himself. The implication is that Cui Lin is incompetent. It is difficult for anyone to accept such words, and it is tantamount to angering Cui Lin.

Cui Lin was demoted, and it turned out that Wang Xiong was the governor of Youzhou. Although the history books did not expressly state it, since Cui Lin refused to curry favor with Wu Zhi, Wang Xiong must do the opposite.

And Wang Xiong's next target is Tian Yu. Although Tian Yu has to obey the governor of Youzhou, everyone knows that Tian Yu has a great reputation and a lot of credit among the generals guarding the border of Cao Wei.

We can now know a thing or two from the history books, and people at that time naturally knew better that Tian Yu was so powerful and so popular, Wang Xiong, the governor of Youzhou, was very dissatisfied, so the two had conflicts.

Tian Yu won a battle against the Hu people, but was captured by the warlord Linghu Jun because of a slight violation of military regulations.

When Cao Pi learned that he was furious, he imprisoned Linghu Jun and expelled him from office and punished him. He was so angry that he cursed in the imperial edict:
"Linghu Jun, you idiot, why aren't you called Linghu Yu!"

So Tian Yu was safe and sound. Not only was Linghu Jun dismissed from office, but his name was changed to Linghu Yu. Although Tian Yu had a lot of military exploits and was well-respected among the Hu people, he had opponents in the official circles of Youzhou.

Otherwise, Linghuyu wouldn't dare to punish the generals who hold integrity just because of a small mistake, there must be a reason for this.

There was a wave of ups and downs, and Tian Yu made many achievements in Youzhou, but these achievements could not be exchanged for the approval of Wang Xiong, the governor of Youzhou.

It can be seen from the attitude towards Linghuyu that Cao Pi completely trusts Tian Yu, and with the emperor's protection, Tian Yu certainly has no worries.

However, after Cao Pi passed away and Cao Rui succeeded to the throne, Tian Yu's situation became more delicate as the emperor and courtiers.

Judging from the subsequent development of the matter, Cao Rui also trusted Tian Yu, but the conflict between the top leader and the second leader in Youzhou was so intense that no measures could be taken.

Wang Xiong was Tian Yu's superior at any rate, so Cao Rui could only transfer Tian Yu away from Youzhou, but he still gave him great importance, appointed him the prefect of Runan, and named him General Yiyi.

After Tian Yu left, Wang Xiong, as the governor of Youzhou and the captain of the Wuhuan school, gathered military and political power in one person.

Wang Xiong used a lot of despicable means on his way to promotion, but it seems that he is still merciful to his own people. After all, both Tian Yu and Cui Lin are just officials in another place. Wang Xiong treats Xianbei people better than Tian Yu. Cruel.

Tian Yu disintegrated against Xianbei in the north, and Lasuli beat Ke Bineng. He used no less strategy and fought wars, but Ke Bineng always stood firm, threatening the border of Cao Wei.

Wang Xiong simply sent an assassin to assassinate Ke Bineng in a direct beheading action. After Ke Bineng's death, the various ministries of Xianbei further split up and fought, and in the end the Cao Wei Dynasty no longer posed a major threat.

Judging from the results, Wang Xiong's method is simple and effective, and it is also a great contribution. As for the assassin, his name is Han Long, and there is no other record.

Wei Mingdi Cao Rui was young but very smart, and immediately realized the essence of the matter, so he transferred Tian Yu to be the prefect of Runan and named him General Yiyi.

Changed from the Colonel of Biandi to the prefect of the Great Commandery of the Central Plains and added the title of General, named Pingdiao, but was actually promoted. On the other hand, although Wang Xiong was suspected of framing Tian Yu, Cao Rui still used him as the Captain of Huwuhuan, which meant that Cao Rui not only failed Suppressing any party, instead, both Tian Yu and Wang Xiong were promoted.

This can also prove that the dispute between Tian Yu and Wang Xiong is difficult to measure with simple right and wrong.

In 232 A.D., Gongsun Yuan, who was entrenched in Liaodong, became friendly with Soochow Wu. Cao Rui, Emperor Ming of Wei, planned to send someone to teach Gongsun Yuan a lesson. Due to the remoteness of Liaodong, and Wu Shu was eyeing the south, he didn’t know who to send to lead the army. The leader of the army, Yang Ji Stand up and suggest that Tian Yu go out.

It was only then that Cao Rui remembered that Tian Yu was from Youzhou and had been fighting on the border for a long time, so it was a perfect fit.

It’s just that Tian Yu is capable of both civil and military affairs. After being transferred to Runan as the prefect, he also achieved outstanding achievements. The Emperor Ming almost forgot that Tian Yu had served as the captain of Wuhuan, so he quickly granted Tian Yu a holiday and ordered him to supervise Qingzhou. The army conquered Gongsun Yuan.

The reason why Tian Yu left Youzhou was that he disagreed with the governor Wang Xiong, so he was transferred to Runan as the prefect and general who killed the barbarians.

In this campaign against Gongsunyuan, Cao Rui fought with the army and the navy, Wang Xiong, the governor of Youzhou, marched by land, and Tian Yu marched across the sea from Qingzhou.

However, just as he was about to set off, Cao Rui received a report that the fleet sent by Soochow had arrived in Liaodong.

Considering the strength gap between Cao Wei and the Soochow navy, Cao Rui did not dare to take risks, and finally canceled the cross-sea combat plan.

Although the expedition to Liaodong is no longer feasible, Liaodong cannot be allowed to join Soochow. Although the warships at that time could sail in the sea, the long-distance voyage technology was not yet mature. Even the Soochow navy did not dare to go too far from the shore. sailing.

According to Tian Yu's analysis, since the Soochow fleet is on a mission to Liaodong, it will inevitably return to Soochow sooner or later. As long as an ambush is set on the only way, no matter how powerful the Soochow navy is, it will not help.

Tian Yu carefully inspected the terrain and believed that Chengshan was the best place to set up an ambush. Chengshan is located in Longxudao Town, Rongcheng, Shandong Province today, and is the easternmost point of the entire Shandong Peninsula.

Due to technical limitations at the time, it was impossible to go directly back to Soochow on a continuous long voyage, so Tian Yu thought that the Soochow navy would definitely stop here to rest, because this is a peninsula surrounded by sea on three sides, and there is no place to hide ships, so there is no need to worry about Wei's navy ambushing them. .

The wide field of view and no place to hide the boat is actually a double-edged sword. According to common ideals, ambushing naval forces, especially ships on the sea, cannot be done without warships, otherwise it is useless for you to set up an ambush on the shore. The other party just stays away from you.

On the contrary, Tian Yu bet that the Wu army would stop here, so he personally led the troops to hide first, and divided the troops to guard the surrounding islands, and then withdrew the ships, waiting for the Wu army to arrive.

At that time, naval battles were still rare. Even the soldiers who had experienced battles had no experience in facing the sea. In addition, Tian Yu came to Qingzhou temporarily to command the local army. , is more stupid than sitting on a tree and waiting for a rabbit.

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