Three Kingdoms Strong Army System

But for more than a month, the whole Jingzhaoyin banditry has been empty.

Liu Zhang finally heard the sound of the system. He completed the task and got five hundred Hanhu riflemen.

These spearmen are better than ordinary spearmen in terms of quality, and they are also better than ordinary spearmen in terms of equipment.

Taking advantage of this bandit suppression, Liu Zhang basically controlled Jing Zhaoyin's military power. More than half of the [-] soldiers participated in this bandit suppression operation, and many soldiers received various rewards.

There are also some soldiers, because there are not enough bandits, they can only stay behind, and they are not rewarded.

However, although they had small regrets, they did not complain, because they knew that as long as it was their turn next time, they would be rewarded for their achievements in battle.

When soldiers eat food, the army will obey whoever gives food to the army.

In the next month, Liu Zhang still did not disturb Jing Zhaoyin's officialdom, and all officials remained in the original situation, but the military power completely changed.

Liu Zhang obtained a lot of money and food for suppressing bandits, and he continued to use the money and food to buy middle and low-level generals and continue to infiltrate the army.

Unknowingly, the military power was in the hands of Liu Zhang. Even Jiang Ming, the county lieutenant, could only mobilize a few hundred people who were loyal to him.

At this time, Liu Zhang finally felt that the time was almost up, and he began to intervene in Jing Zhaoyin's government affairs and officialdom.

After five months of observation, he found that some officials followed the court, some remained neutral, and some were obedient to themselves.

For these officials, he classified them, and adopted different methods for different types of officials.

Those who were loyal to the court, he put them aside first, and ignored them; those who remained neutral, he began to win over;

Moreover, every time he makes a move, he does it very covertly. However, there are many officials in Jing Zhaoyin, and it is not easy for him to control the officialdom quickly.

After all, the officials are all educated intellectuals, and they are not as obedient as the soldiers.

In the past five months, Liu Zhang also had correspondence with his two elder brothers in Luoyang, but a few days later, he received a message.

Liu Hong, Emperor Ling of the Han Dynasty, died.

This news came suddenly, but it was expected.

Liu Zhang reckoned that he also died this year, but he couldn't remember the exact month.

Emperor Han Ling had two sons, the eldest son Liu Bian and the second son Liu Xie.

The second son, Liu Xie, was raised by the Empress Dowager Dong when he was young. He behaved dignifiedly and was deeply loved by Emperor Ling.

After that, He persuaded Liu Hong many times to take down the crown prince. Liu Hong wanted Liu Xie to stand down for a long time, just because he was afraid of the power of General He Jin. By the time he died, it would be too late.

As a general, He Jin controlled the southern and northern armies around Luoyang, so he forced his nephew Liu Bian to be emperor.

Before Emperor Ling was alive, the Xiyuan new army was so popular that even He Jin wanted to avoid it, but after Lingdi died, Cao Cao, Yuan Shao and other school captains in the eight schools of Xiyuan turned to He Jin.

Jian Shuo couldn't do it alone, half of the entire new army in the West Garden was out of his control overnight.

He Jin took the opportunity to lead troops to attack Xiyuan, beheaded Jian Shuo, and then incorporated the new army of Xiyuan.

In the history of the Han Dynasty, the Xiyuan New Army, which was only established for less than a year, withdrew from the stage of history in this way.

After absorbing the new Xiyuan army, He Jin's power in Luoyang rose to the highest point, and no one in Luoyang dared to disobey him.

Because the military power around Luoyang is in his hands, and he has a group of Wencheng military generals for him to drive and plan for him.

Originally, he should firmly control the court, but after killing Jian Shuo, he completely broke up with the eunuch group.

The aristocratic family under He Jin's command still remembered the eunuch's hatred for persecuting them, and they had been inciting He Jin to execute the ten permanent servants to avenge the township party.

It's ridiculous that He Jin thought that the group of people under him were all loyal to him, but he didn't want their rhetoric and just used him as a saber.

He Jin went to the palace to meet his younger sister, Empress He, and said that he wanted to kill Shi Changshi, but was persuaded by his sister. After returning to the General's Mansion, he was bombed by Yuan Shao and others in turn, so he changed his mind and decided to kill Shi Chang serve.

Yuan Shao knew that He Jin was afraid that his sister would not allow it, so he came up with an idea, called the princes from all over the world to lead troops to Beijing, and asked them to kill the ten permanent servants, so that if He Jin did not do it himself, He Empress would not say anything .

He Jin actually listened to this idea.

He conveyed orders to the princes of the four directions, and Dong Zhuo, the governor of Xiliang, and Ding Yuan, the governor of Bingzhou, were called to come.

At this time, someone came from the palace, saying that it was Empress He who summoned him. Yuan Shao, Yuan Shu, Cao Cao and others thought it was a fraud, and decided to lead troops to escort He into the palace.

After He entered the palace, he was killed by the ambush soldiers of the ten permanent servants in the corridor.

Yuan Shao and others who were still waiting outside the palace felt that He had been in the palace for too long and the situation was wrong, so they led their troops into the palace.

The imperial palace had few soldiers and was difficult to resist, and was broken by Yuan Shao and others.

When they saw He Jin's body, Yuan Shao felt that this was an opportunity, so he immediately exploded, saying that it was the eunuch who was in power or the general He Jin, and wanted to lead troops to destroy the ten permanent attendants.

The low-ranking soldiers didn't know why, so they followed these generals and fought swordsmen in the palace. The ten permanent servants couldn't resist, so they had to take the young emperor Liu Bian to escape from the palace and left from Luoyang City.

Yuan Shao and others killed many eunuchs in the palace, and when they found that the young emperor was missing, they immediately divided their troops to look for it.

Then Dong Zhuo led troops into Beijing, and then incorporated He Jin's old troops to take control of Luoyang.

Liu Zhang finally remembered this period of history. Now that he has received the news of the death of Hanling Emperor Liu Hong, then the Young Emperor Liu Bian in Luoyang should succeed him.

It didn't take much more, Xiliang Governor Dong Zhuo should have received He Jin's summons.

There are two most chaotic states in Dahan, one is Bingzhou and the other is Liangzhou.

However, the soldiers of these two states are also the bravest.

The ten counties of Liangzhou experienced several turmoil of the Qiang people, and the people's livelihood was in decline. Fortunately, Dong Zhuo, the governor of Xiliang, was good at fighting and was loved by the soldiers. He guarded Xiliang and was considered stable.

However, he only has more than 2 soldiers under his command. He is also a talent if he can swallow more than [-] soldiers.

Now, there are two roads before him.

One is to block Tongguan to prevent Dong Zhuo from entering Beijing, but in this way, he will directly face Dong Zhuo's pressure. With his current strength, he is definitely not Dong Zhuo's opponent.

Moreover, Tongguan is mainly for defense against Shandong, and its defense against Guanzhong is not strong.

The second is to let Dong Zhuo into Beijing, and then wait for Dong Zhuo to cholera Luoyang, and the eighteen princes to attack Dong Zhuo, and then take the opportunity to make it bigger.

If Dong Zhuo hadn't entered Beijing, then with the support of Yuan Kui and Wang Yun's people, the big man would be in power completely from an aristocratic family, and he could continue to live for decades.

But in this way, Liu Zhang was at a loss.

That timetraveled, not fighting for hegemony.

Liu Zhang thought for a long time, and finally figured it out. This Dong Zhuo really wanted to let him go to Luoyang. When he went to Luoyang, he would immediately block Tongguan.