Qinglong Three Kingdoms

Chapter 112 Maybe You Can Contact Dong Cheng

"Dong Cheng, Uncle Dong Guo!"

After much deliberation, Zhu Wei finally came up with this name. This person, who will come up with the clothes and belts in the future, can be regarded as a relative of the Han Dynasty.

It's just that Zhu Wei still doesn't know whether this Dong Cheng is the uncle of the country. Dong Cheng's daughter later married Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty, but it seems that history has always been accustomed to calling him the uncle of the country.

According to historical records, Dong Cheng was the nephew of the Empress Dowager Dong, the mother of Emperor Ling of the Han Dynasty, and Emperor Xian was his father-in-law. However, during the Three Kingdoms period, there was no name for his father-in-law, so he was called his uncle.

Anyway, this Dong Cheng should be somewhat related to Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty, so he could marry his daughter to Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty. This seems to be due to the tradition of marriage between the Eastern Han Dynasty royal family and their relatives.

However, this Dong Cheng was initially just a subordinate of Dong Zhuo's subordinate Niu Fu, but after Dong Zhuo's death, he gradually took charge of a military force and became one of the few generals who control military power in Chang'an City today. It is not without reason.

Perhaps it was with the help of his status as an uncle that he was promoted by Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty, who briefly gained real power after Dong Zhuo's death. Nepotism was a common thing in these days.

It's a pity that the situation in Chang'an is too chaotic at this time. Li Cui and Guo Si are strong soldiers and control the main overall situation of the court. Others include Yang Feng, Zhang Ji, and Dong Cheng, who were originally Dong Zhuo's generals. Each has its own little forces.

It can be said that several people took their own soldiers and horses, occupied different blocks in Chang'an City, and confronted each other, and the Chang'an Palace was considered a public domain.

Of course, there were also acts of mutual annexation between these forces. For example, there was originally a man named Fan Chou, who was considered to be a figure with comparable strength to Li Cui and Guo Si in Chang'an after Dong Zhuo's death.

As a result, during a banquet, Fan Chou was drunk and killed by Li Cui, and his soldiers and horses were also annexed by Li Cui. This should have happened in February this year.

Speaking of which, a lot of things really happened in the past 195 years. In addition to Zhu Jun who died of illness in anger, Huang Fusong, a famous general at the end of Han Dynasty, also died of illness. According to the original history, that Xu Shao would also die of illness.

Okay, let’s not go into too much gossip here. I just want to say that Zhu Wei thought about Dong Cheng’s name. Judging from the belt edict at the back, Dong Cheng was still loyal to the Han Dynasty.

Although he may have some selfish intentions, as a relative of the Han Dynasty, he certainly hopes that the emperor will be in power, and he can also enjoy power. superior.

This Dong Cheng is not like He Jin who is a pig butcher. Zhu Wei knows that this Dong Cheng can be regarded as a general-level basic attribute in the Three Kingdoms game. He is a character who knows military affairs and can fight.

Then, he was able to come up with such a method as the clothes and belts in Xudu controlled by Cao Cao, so he should have some planning ability, but it is a pity that Cao Cao is stronger, so Dong Cheng went to the street.

Well, no matter what Dong Cheng is thinking in his heart, at least he is still linked to the interests of Han Xiandi.

If Zhu Wei can contact Dong Cheng, and then express his loyalty to Han Xiandi through Dong Cheng, maybe he can successfully inherit Zhu Jun's title of Marquis of Qiantang, then he has a special status, if he can get something taller Official position, even better.

It's a pity that from the original history, next year Dong Cheng would contact Cao Cao to go to Luoyang to support the emperor, but Cao Cao took the opportunity to control the government and directly took Emperor Xian of Han to Xudu, and the whole situation was in Cao Cao's hands.

Thinking about it, Dong Cheng regretted it too much. He led the wolf into the house by himself, and later he came up with the clothes and belts.

And Zhu Wei has no chance to coerce the emperor to order the princes now. Chang'an is too far away from Jiangdong where Zhu Wei is now, not to mention that Zhu Wei has no power and status now. Cao Cao's method of coercing the emperor to order the princes will directly face the threat of Cao Cao and Yuan Shao.

Although Luoyang is a populous city in the Three Kingdoms game, in the real world of the Three Kingdoms, because of Dong Zhuo's previous large-scale population migration, it has already left ten rooms empty and deserted everywhere.

Therefore, if Zhu Weizhen wanted to gain a foothold in Luoyang, it would be more difficult for him to grow up than in Jiangdong. He couldn't even get the population.

Thinking of this, Zhu Wei couldn't help looking at Wang Yuyan, and said, "The situation in Chang'an is in turmoil, and it is indeed out of control. However, Wei has heard that there is a person named Dong Cheng, who seems to be the nephew of the former empress dowager, who is now the uncle of the emperor. , in Chang'an, it can be regarded as some troops, or they can be contacted and quoted from afar! It's just hard to decide who to send there!"

"Order an army of ten soldiers to go to Chang'an to deliver a message to Dong Cheng, asking for his help. In the name of Marquis Qian Tang, the journey may be smooth. And the Lord is talented, and may know the results of this matter, and then make plans. ? Anyway, my lord can give it a try!"

Wang Yuyan thought about it, and could only find a way to deliver the letter. Anyway, Zhu Wei can know whether the letter has been delivered through the system map. If it doesn't work once, send it several times.

"Yu Yan, how about asking Wang's steward to help with this matter! Send the old steward there?"

Zhu Wei turned around and saw Wang's old steward over there, peeping at him talking to Wang Yuyan. Thinking of the old man's trouble, he wanted to send him to Chang'an.

With the status of this old man in the Wang family, he should have a lot of experience in dealing with people, so he can handle these visits and letters.

Now Zhu Wei really has no one to use, so he can only make the best use of such people. Of course, if this old man can be sent away, Zhu Wei feels that his side can be cleaner.

Hearing this, Wang Yuyan also glanced at the old steward, the corners of her mouth curled up slightly, showing a slight smile, but in the end she shook her head, "My lord, I'm going to Chang'an, the mountains are long and the road is long, the old steward only I'm afraid I won't be able to bear it. However, Yuyan will arrange for someone else to go, so it shouldn't be rude!"

Going to Chang'an to ask Dong Cheng for help, naturally it is impossible to leave empty-handed. Fortunately, I searched those powerful houses before, and got some property that can be used as gifts. Then you can go to Chang'an to give gifts.

The old steward of the Wang family over there seemed to have noticed the gazes of Zhu Wei and Wang Yuyan, and pretended to shift his gaze, as if he was just standing there with nothing to do.

"Forget it, it seems that this is the only way!"

Zhu Wei said angry words before, but after hearing Wang Yuyan's words now, he naturally knew that he was a little too angry.

After the two discussed such a matter, they turned around and walked back. At this moment, someone suddenly ran towards Zhu Wei and Wang Yuyan, and said, "My lord, military advisor, someone from Lingyang County is here to invite you." , Said that there is something to discuss with the lord!"

"Lingyang County?"

Zhu Wei looked at Wang Yuyan who was at the side with some doubts. What will happen to Lingyang County looking for him at this time? It's not like something happened again...

(End of this chapter)