Three Kingdoms: The opening incorporates Li Cunxiao

Ma Chao, who was sixteen, and Wei Yan, who was fifteen, were noisy and noisy along the way, but it didn't seem boring.

Most of the time, Ma Chao would just talk nonsense, and Wei Yan would make him speechless by saying a few words out of nowhere.

In terms of martial arts, the five Wei Yans tied together are not necessarily Ma Chao's opponents.

Just by quarreling, Ma Chao really became a younger brother.

Not to mention Wei Yan, in the novel Ma Chao would be offended by Xu Chu's clumsy tongue when he was scolding him, and his moral character would naturally not be much higher.

Zhang Wu ignored them.

Even if it was just to let Ma Chao practice his speaking skills.

Calling out a strong general's formation is also a skill. Being stupid means being angry. Rather than being criticized by the enemy on the battlefield in the future, it is better to let one of your own people criticize you now.

Because Zhang Wu had to take care of three thousand new recruits during the march, Zhang Wu did not march in a hurry.

It took three days for the five thousand troops to enter Yanmen County.

While the three thousand wolf riders were exhausted, the two thousand flying bears were drowsy on their horses. They were used to traveling in a hurry, and they were still a little uncomfortable with the sudden change of route.

The further north Bingzhou is, the more desolate it becomes.

There were almost no strangers for ten miles. When I entered Yanmen, except for the strangers near Mayi, there were only hundreds of miles of tombs that no one cared about.

The big Han people suffered because of their weakness, but it was the people at the border who suffered.

After a bloody massacre by the Xiongnu, if the Yanmen generation wanted to regain their vitality, they did not know that it would take more than ten years, or even decades.

The three thousand wolf riders were all filled with grief and anger. Before they left the fortress, their eyes were all red and they wanted to eat the foreigners alive.

Xianbei has been causing trouble for a long time, and the people of Bingzhou hate Xianbei no less than the Xiongnu.

The Yanmen County government seat is located in Yin Hall.

After hearing that Zhang Wu was going on an expedition, Zhang Liao arranged the city defense at Yanmen Pass early and lined up to welcome him.

See the team approaching.

Zhang Liao rode out and came to Zhang Wu's horse. He dismounted and knelt down on one knee: "The last general Zhang Liao has seen the champion."

"Wenyuan doesn't need to be polite. Get up quickly."

Zhang Liao did not move, gritted his teeth and said: "General, I have something to ask of you, and I ask the champion to grant it."

Zhang Wu naturally knew what Zhang Liao wanted.

Yanmen is Zhang Liao's hometown. Now the population here is down to ten, and many of his fellow villagers and familiar faces have disappeared forever.

He only has blood hatred engraved in his bones against foreigners.

Zhang Wu got off his horse and helped Zhang Liao: "Don't say anything anymore, Wenyuan. This attack is only for troop training. We also need to use Yanmen as a transit to supply food and grass. Wenyuan has a heavy responsibility and cannot be left lightly. However, I promise that in the future During the war, Wen Yuan will be the vanguard general to avenge the blood revenge."

"promise!"

Every time Zhang Wu goes on an expedition, he doesn't like to order grain and grass officials.

It would not work for him to move forward before the three armies have used food and fodder.

What he paid attention to was the marching speed, and he was determined not to go to the cumbersome grain and grass troops, so he simply didn't set it up.

For military training, he would roughly set the scope of activities within three hundred miles north of Yanmen. If there were harvests, local supplies would continue to push northeastward. If there were no harvests, all soldiers would also carry three days of rations to last until Yanmen turned around. The doors are more than adequate.

"During this period of time, have there been any changes in the Xianbei in the north and the Qianghu in the west?"

"Small-scale conflicts have occurred several times, but they were all blocked by the generals to the north of Yanmen. It is the turn of spring and summer, but we have not seen the movement of foreign troops."

Zhang Liao got on his horse again, accompanied by Zhang Wu, and slowly entered the city.

"The hard work has gone far."

"The last general dare not claim his merits." Zhang Liao clasped his fists: "On the other hand, the arrogant scholar whom the champion ordered me to take into custody kept spouting nonsense. Liao Wei failed to restrain his soldiers. He had one of his legs broken, but his life is not in danger."

"Oh? I would like to hear what you Zhengping has to say that is shocking to the world."

"This thief said that reckless use of weapons is the way to death. He asked me to provide some food and grass to the foreigners and coexist with them peacefully. He also said."

Zhang Wu raised his eyebrows: "What else can you say?"

"They also said that the reason why Xianbei went south was because the monarch was too cruel and harmed the foreign people. He said that he wanted to persuade the prime minister to hand over the monarch to Xianbei in exchange for peace."

"Okay, his mouth is hard enough. I hope his bones can be as hard as his mouth. Okay, don't let this annoying fly hinder Wen Yuan's mood. Just tie him up and give him to me. Let’s see if Mi Heng can convince the Xianbei people with his sharp tongue.”

Xianbei's status on the grassland is similar to that of the Xiongnu in the early Han Dynasty. They were the true overlords of the grassland in this era.

When Tan Shihuai was in power, he established a royal court in Danhan Mountain, plundered the Eastern Han Dynasty to the south, resisted Ding Ling to the north, repulsed Fuyu to the east, and attacked Wusun to the west. He completely occupied the Xiongnu's homeland, and even once invaded the Japanese country, stretching from east to west. It is more than 14,000 miles, and it reaches more than 7,000 miles from north to south.

When Emperor Huan was in power, Xianbei was already a major concern in the Eastern Han Dynasty. Emperor Huan was very worried and wanted to be crowned king and asked for marriage.

As a result, Tanshihuai not only refused to accept it, but also stepped up its invasion and plundering, establishing three tribes, each under the leadership of an adult.

It is a pity that this hero did not live for many years. He passed away as early as the fourth year of Guanghe.

His son Helian was an unsatisfactory master. Within a few years of being Chanyu, he caused chaos within Xianbei. In the end, he was shot dead during a southern invasion.

Helian's son Qianman was young, and his elder brother and son took over the throne.

Later, when Jianman grew up, he fought with Kuitou for the kingdom, and his tribe was separated. After the death of Kuitou and the establishment of his younger brother Budu Gen, all the Xianbei to the west of Daijun had rebelled, and the central and eastern Xianbei to the east of Daijun had also split into three power groups.

One of his elders is Bu Dugen, and his tribes are distributed in Taiyuan, Yanmen and other places in Bingzhou.

The second is Ke Bineng, whose tribes are distributed in Daijun, Shanggu and other places in Youzhou.

The third is Xianbei Suli in the east, with tribes distributed in Liaoxi, Youbeiping, and outside Yuyang Great Wall in Youzhou.

Among the three divisions, Bu Dugen, who was closest to Bingzhou, was named Chanyu. Only God knows how much power he actually had. Moreover, this man was soft-tempered and pro-Han.

No matter how many times I line up, I can't be the first to clean up.

On the contrary, Ke Bineng was jumping up and down all day long, and he was definitely a master who deserved a beating.

Although Zhang Wu had set a goal, if he really hurt Bu Dugen's tribe during military training, he could only smile and say sorry.

In others, being close to the Han might be a gold medal to avoid death, but it wouldn't work here in Zhang Wu's case unless Bu Dugen could guarantee that his descendants would be as weak as him.

Otherwise, everything you say will be in vain once he dies.

If you want the border to be completely quiet, the best way is to have no aliens.

With such a large grassland, I believe that many Han people who have no farmland are willing to go there to graze their cattle.