Wei and Jin Cooks

  Chapter 890 Auspicious omen

  Langya King believed in Guo Pu's calculated destiny, so when he sent Guo Pu away, he summoned his officials, and when he mentioned the young emperor of the Central Plains, his face burst into tears.

   Except for a few confidantes, no one knew what King Langya was thinking. They thought he was worried that the young emperor would suffer at the hands of Zhao Hanzhang. Thinking that the new emperor was only ten years old, it was indeed worth crying, so everyone cried along with him.

  After crying, someone suggested that King Langya go to the Central Plains. He is a clan, and he is very old. At this time, he should watch Zhao Hanzhang beside the new emperor. If Zhao Hanzhang treats the young emperor badly, he can also make decisions for the young emperor.

  Langya King: ...I thank you, but I don't want to die.

  So he wept and remained silent.

  So someone proposed to bring the young emperor here, and the reason was quite reasonable, "There are many catastrophes in the north, it is better to move the capital to Jianye. Now that the new emperor is young, it will take time to grow up. Jiangdong is stable, which is suitable for the new emperor."

  Langya King raised his tearful eyes.

   This is a joke, so the official who made this suggestion insisted even more, boasting about the benefits and necessity of moving the capital to Jianye.

   King Langya listened carefully, nodding his head from time to time.

  Wang Dun and Wang Dao sat on one side. Wang Dao was silent the whole time, with his eyes downcast, while Wang Dun looked serious. Just looking carefully, he could see a hint of sarcasm in the corner of his mouth that he didn't even notice.

   Within two days, the news of Guo Pu's escape came. Although King Langya was a little uneasy, he still didn't stop his actions.

   Wealth and wealth are in danger, he had already offended Zhao Hanzhang, but now he offended him a little bit more, if she didn’t take advantage of the fact that she was restrained by foreign enemies, and when she defeated the Xiongnu and freed her hands to deal with him, would he still have a chance to survive?

  So Jiangdong and Jiangnan began to appear auspicious and strange omens.

  First, a stone monkey appeared in the Huaihe River due to the drought, and wrote a letter to Ziwei Xingjun. There was a severe drought in the world, and the destiny is on me!

  Then the peasants of Linhuai country dug out from the ground a Tai Sui that looked like a monkey, and there seemed to be a golden light shining on it.

  Finally, someone caught a white monkey in Yunmeng Lake. Its whole body was snow-white, like a sacred object. I heard that it can speak human words. According to what it said, it came from heaven to assist the Holy Lord.

  The businessman who got the white monkey by accident thought it was too sacred to keep it for himself, so he also dedicated it to King Langya.

Wang Siniang was so angry when she heard about it, "You **** white monkey, **** businessman, that Yunmengze is my territory, and the auspiciousness of King Langya came to my Jingzhou? Even if it is auspicious, it is Rui's me, Rui's Hanzhang , has half a penny to do with him?"

  Wang Xuan, who had already escaped from the battlefield and came back to support Wang Siniang, heard her swearing, and couldn't help saying: "You should be gentle."

  However, he just said one sentence, and then said: "Suddenly there are so many strange omens, King Langya may have thought something he shouldn't have, we have to be careful."

  Wang Xuandao: "Write a letter to remind the envoy that if King Langya really wants to seize power, Jingzhou will bear the brunt of it. Jingzhou is the gateway to Jiangdong, and there will probably be a fierce battle here."

  When Wang Yifeng heard this, his face became serious, and he decided to start preparing for the battle today. Zhao Hanzhang is now being restrained by the Huns, and Jingzhou has to protect itself first.

   When Jiangdong was engaged in feudal superstition, Zhao Hanzhang ordered all the troops to recover all the lost land in Yanzhou and Sizhou, and most of Jizhou and Bingzhou were also taken back.

Zhao Jiajun and Shi Jun cooperated and forced the Xiongnu to retreat. Some of their troops had already retreated to Youzhou. Wang Jun, who had been diligently digging Liu Kun's corner, found that the Xiongnu were driven into Youzhou by Zhao Hanzhang. Block the Huns.

  The house leak happened to rain overnight, so Zu Ti led troops into Qingzhou at this time, and took over Qingzhou directly with the imperial decree and official seal given by Zhao Hanzhang.

  Wang Jun was named the governor of Qingzhou, and he was connected with Youzhou.

  The Xiongnu attacked on a large scale, and Qingzhou was also affected because it was connected to Yanzhou, and was occupied more than a dozen cities in a row.

  During the period, the Xiongnu fought fiercely, and with the capture of Emperor Jin and many court officials, Wang Jun turned a blind eye to Zhao Hanzhang's order to reinforce King Qin, and deliberately avoided the Huns' forces to grab Liu Kun's territory in Jizhou.

  What idea did he have, who doesn't know?

   It was nothing more than wanting Zhao Hanzhang and the Xiongnu to lose both. He quietly expanded his territory.

   But how did he expect that Zhao Hanzhang would be able to attack Pingyang City, kill Liu Yuan (Zhao Hanzhang: I didn't), and subdue Shile.

   It stands to reason that it would be better for them to retreat to Bingzhou, from Bingzhou to outside the customs, but they actually retreated to Youzhou.

  As soon as the Xiongnu entered Youzhou, Bei Gongchun stuck at the opening and accidentally cut off the connection between Youzhou and Qingzhou, so Zu Ti took advantage of this to enter Qingzhou.

He took back the dozens of cities occupied by the Huns. In this battle, he used a lot of interspersed tactics, so that the Huns could not look at each other from head to toe, and even the information could not be transmitted smoothly. In such a crisis, their fighting spirit was infinitely compressed, adding to the pressure. The Shang Huns were not good at defending the city, and they fought heartily in this battle, taking back their territory with almost no obstacles.

  The rest are soldiers and horses from Youzhou.

  Wang Jun's opponents were not very good. Their army was left in Qingzhou with almost no support from Youzhou.

Wang Jun would only point at them, let them guard Qingzhou, guard Qingzhou, or let them collect taxes and send them to Youzhou, so when they saw the imperial decree and official seal in Zu Ti's hand, they almost didn't even hit it, and just went straight to it. Kneel down and recognize Zuti as the new governor of Qingzhou.

  Zu Ti followed Zhao Hanzhang's order, took these people back into the army, reorganized, and counted out many veterans and wounded soldiers.

   Zhao Hanzhang heard about it, and immediately sent an order to let Zu Ti release all these veterans and wounded soldiers.

   Zhao Hanzhang personally wrote a letter to these veterans and wounded soldiers. They were illiterate, so they asked the soldiers in the army to read it to them.

"...You have joined the army for at least 20 years, and as many as 30 years. When you left home, you were still a lively young man, and now your temples are frosty and white. I know you are homesick and miss your family. I also want to release you. However, Mr. Zhao is so cash-strapped that he really can't afford the travel expenses and settling expenses for you to go home, so he can only wrong you for the time being."

Joining the army turned a page and continued to shout at the top of his voice: "Now we can only let you go, and everyone will share the fields and land nearby. All veterans will be exempted from three years of hard labor. Disabled and veterans will be given priority in entering the labor force." Work in the workshop, when I, Mr. Zhao, have money in the future, as long as you still want to return to your hometown, I will definitely raise travel expenses to send you back to reunite with your family!"

Joining the army rolled up the letter paper and said loudly: "You have heard what the envoy said. From today onwards, anyone who has been in the army for 20 years or is over 40 years old, who wants to release good veterans, or who has lost arms and legs All wounded soldiers can come to sign up for release, each team and each department must do a good job of statistics, and every qualified soldier must be asked, did you hear it! "

  (end of this chapter)