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Under the personal invitation of Zhou Chao and Zhang Li, two important officials in the county, all the aristocratic families in Guangxin County were very respectful and agreed to go to the county government to visit the new governor later.

Taking advantage of this moment, Ito Cheng followed Xin Zhao to the school grounds, and used his large-scale mental interference ability to plant his own spiritual seeds in the minds of nearly a thousand soldiers.

Then that night, when all the clan leaders came to the county government office to pay their respects, Ito Shigeya won their 'loyalty' in the same way.

In this way, the entire Guangxin from the government to the aristocratic families fell under Ito Cheng's control, allowing him to complete control of the first base area.

Then starting from the next day, Ito Cheng took the imperial edict and moved to the five counties under the emperor in the form of inspection...

After half a month of this, the entire Cangwu County fell completely into Ito Cheng's hands.

At this time, Ito Cheng, who returned to the prefecture of Guangxin County, officially began his strategy and transformation of the world. The first step was to extract more than a hundred elites from the Tang Dynasty world from the Rubik's Cube world, and use the mature cultivation technology there to dispatch them to various parts of the Han Dynasty to establish the initial intelligence communication system.

The second step is to send out military personnel to train the soldiers in Cangwu County, and use the mouths of Zhang Rang and Zhao Zhong to send outstanding talents to various places in a way of promoting filial piety and integrity. Chunyu He quietly invaded the official system of the Han Dynasty, and used the method of pretending to be servants to release more outstanding talents, helping the talents in office to grasp power faster and build influence. Or gain appreciation from superiors.

Just like this, while Ito Cheng was silently eroding the big man, time was also passing by quickly and unknowingly...

One day in February 184. Tang Zhou, a disciple of the great virtuous teacher Zhang Jiao, suddenly offered his support to the court, saying that the Taiping Dao rebelled. Forced Zhang Jiao to have no choice but to start the uprising one month in advance, he launched the famous Yellow Turban Uprising with the slogan "Heaven is dead, Huang Tian is here to stand, the age of Jiazi will be good for the world"!

For a time, the earth was full of flames, wars were raging, and there was almost no peace in all parts of the country.

In March, Emperor Ling, who learned of the seriousness of the situation, quickly appointed He Jin as the general and led the soldiers of the five battalions of Yulin to garrison in Duting. He ordered weapons to guard the capital; he also set up captains to garrison at various Kyoto passes such as Hangu Pass, Dagu, Guangcheng, Yique, Zouyuan, Xuanmen, Mengjin, and Xiaopingjin; he ordered various places to take strict precautions and ordered all states and counties to prepare Fight, train soldiers, equip weapons, and raise rebels.

At the same time, Huangfu Song, Lu Qiang and others petitioned to lift the party ban, and donated the palace money and Xiyuan horses to the sergeants to improve morale. Emperor Ling responded and on the day of Renzi, he pardoned all party members and returned them to all the emigrants. The ministers were asked to donate horses and crossbows, and the descendants of generals and people with deep strategic knowledge among the people were recommended to the Public Transport Department for interviews.

Later, deputy general Zong Yuan, also known as Lu Zhi, led the five schools of the Northern Army to take charge of the northern front and deal with Zhang Jiao's main force; Huangfu Song and Zhu Jun each led an army to control the five schools, the Three Rivers Knights and the newly recruited elite warriors, a total of four More than ten thousand people. In the crusade against the Yellow Turban Army in the Yingchuan area, Zhu Jun went up to recruit Sun Jian from Xiapi as an assistant army commander. He led young men from the same village and recruited merchants from various merchants and elite soldiers from Huai River and Si River. A total of more than a thousand people set out to join Zhu Jun's army.

On Gengzi Day, Zhang Mancheng attacked and killed Chu Gong, the governor of Nanyang County. Respond to Zhang Jiao.

In April, Zhu Junjun was defeated by Huang Jinbocai and retreated. Huangfu Song had no choice but to garrison Changshe with him to defend the city, but Bo Cai led a large army to besiege the city. The Han army was small and morale was low. In addition, the Runan Yellow Turban Army defeated the prefect Zhao Qian in Shaoling, and the Guangyang Yellow Turban Army killed Youzhou Governor Guo Xun and the prefect Liu Wei. The Yellow Turban Army showed no signs of retreat due to the actions of the Han Dynasty.

In May, the capital saw that Huangfu Song was surrounded and sent Cao Cao to lead his army to rescue him. However, before the reinforcements arrived, Huangfu Song had already hatched a plan. When a strong wind blew in the evening, Huangfu Song ordered his soldiers to secretly leave the city with torches in hand. They used the weeds around the Yellow Turban Army camp to attack the enemy with fire and shouted for an attack. The emperor also raised a torch in response. Huangfu Song used drums to help the battle and rushed into the enemy's formation. The Yellow Turban Army was in chaos and ran in all directions. They met Cao Cao's reinforcements again and were attacked from three sides by Huangfu Song, Zhu Jun and Cao Cao. Tens of thousands of people were killed and the Han army was victorious.

In June, Qin Jie, the governor of Nanyang, fought with Zhang Mancheng and killed Zhang Mancheng. The Yellow Turban Army changed its command to Zhao Hong and occupied Wancheng with more than 100,000 people. Huangfu Song and Zhu Jun's army continued to attack Runan and the Yellow Turbans of Chen State, pursued Bo Cai to Yangdi, and finally defeated Peng Tuo in Xihua. The remaining army wanted to escape to Wancheng, but Sun Jian ascended the city first and everyone advanced like ants. He defeated the enemy and successfully defeated the Yellow Turban Army in Yuzhou. On the other hand, Lu Zhi defeated Zhangjiao in several battles and killed more than ten thousand people.

Zhang Jue had no choice but to retreat to Guangzong, and Lu Zhi built barriers, dug trenches, and built ladders to capture the city. When Emperor Ling sent Zuo Feng to inspect the military situation, someone advised Lu Zhi to bribe Zuo Feng, but Lu Zhi refused, so Zuo Feng falsely accused Lu Zhi of incompetence in combat. Emperor Ling was furious and sent Lu Zhi back to the capital in a prison car. The capital had no choice but to issue an edict to readjust: Huangfu Song went north to Dongjun; Zhu Jun attacked Zhao Hong in Nanyang; and Dong Zhuo replaced Lu Zhi. The Five Dou Mi Dao, which has the same religious form, rebelled in Bajun, and its leader Zhang Xiu, the "Five Dou Rice Master", attacked the county, but was not taken seriously by the Han Dynasty.

From June to August, Zhu Jun, the governor of Jingzhou, Xu Qiu, and Qin Jie, a total of 18,000 troops, besieged Zhao Hong, but failed. There was a proposal in the capital to recruit Zhu Jun to return to the army, but fortunately Zhang Wen came forward to intercede, so Emperor Ling refused to do so. However, Zhu Jun still rushed to attack Zhao Hong and finally killed Zhao Hong, who was later replaced by Han Zhong. Since Zhu Jun was outnumbered by his troops, he expanded the defense perimeter, built forts, and built mountains of earth to observe the city. Zhu Jun's army beat drums to attack the southwest, and the Yellow Turban Army was diverted. Zhu Jun personally led 5,000 elite troops to cover the northeast, sneak attack the enemy's rear, and invade the city. Han Zhong had no choice but to retreat to the inner city.

The Yellow Turban Army was frustrated and their morale was low, so they begged for surrender from the Han Army. Zhang Chao, Xu Qiu and Qin Jie all thought it was acceptable, but Zhu Jun believed that if he accepted it, it would be a benefit to the people and he would be a thief. He had the misconception that he would surrender without any benefit, so he did not accept it and rushed to attack the enemy, but he could not conquer it after several battles. , Zhu Jun climbed up Tushan to watch the Yellow Turban Army. He understood that the Yellow Turban Army had no retreat, so he tried his best to fight, so he failed to conquer it. Zhu Jun then relieved the besieging army, and Han Zhong actually went to battle, but was defeated by Zhu Jun. Zhu Jun pursued Han Zhong for dozens of miles north and killed more than ten thousand people. Han Zhong surrendered. Qin Jie, who had always been at odds with Han Zhong, sent He kills. This move made the Yellow Turban Army uneasy, and they promoted Sun Xia as their commander to garrison troops in Wanzhong City. Zhu Jun attacked again. On Guisi Day in November, Sun Xia was defeated. The Han army pursued him to Jingshan Mountain in western Hubei, where he was defeated again. Sun Xia and more than 10,000 people were killed. The Yellow Turban Army was disbanded and the Wancheng area was pacified. And in the spring of 185, he returned to Beijing with his class.

In August of the same year, Huangfu Song arrived at Cangting in Dongjun, defeated and captured Di Ji alive, and killed more than 7,000 people. Dong Zhuo failed to attack Zhangjiao and returned without success, so he asked Huangfu Song to continue his march northward on Yisi day.

In October, Zhang Jiao died of illness.

Seeing the opportunity, the Han army rushed to attack Zhang Liang, but Zhang Liang's army was stubborn and could not capture it in the first battle. Tomorrow, Huangfu Song closed the camp and rested with his soldiers. On the other hand, he sent people to observe the enemy's actions. The Yellow Turban Army's fighting spirit was slightly relaxed, so Huangfu Song led his troops at night and raided the enemy's position at dawn. They fought until the afternoon and successfully defeated the enemy. The army killed Zhang Liang and more than 30,000 people. More than 50,000 people drowned when they fled to the river embankment. They burned more than 30,000 carriages and captured many people. Zhang Jiao's body was broken into a coffin and his body was transported back to the capital.

In November, Huangfu Song and Guo Dian, the governor of Julu, attacked Quyang, successfully killed Zhang Bao and captured more than 100,000 people. The Yellow Turban Rebellion subsided.

In January 1855, after more than two months of discussion, the reward was finally decided and distributed to all states, prefectures, counties and individuals.

During this period, Ito Cheng sent out all the elite sergeants from various states and regions. All the survivors were promoted, and each of them entered the rank of nobility, becoming the most important person of the party.

In February, a fire broke out in Luoyang, the capital, and Nangong was destroyed. Among the eunuchs, Zhang Rang and Zhao Zhong, who often served as eunuchs, advised Emperor Ling to tax acres of land to build palaces and cast bronze figures. So Emperor Ling ordered the world to pay a tax of ten yuan per mu in addition to the normal rent to help build the palace. He also issued an order to transport timber, wood, and stone from the prefectures to the capital. The eunuchs were treacherous, and the governors and governors increased their private affairs, making the people resentful.

In addition, it was stipulated that when the governor, prefect, Maocai, and Xiaolian were moved, they would all have to pay money to help the army build the palace. Except for those who were granted a large county, they would have to pay 20 to 30 million. Before new officials take office, they must first go to Xiyuan to negotiate the amount of money. Please hand it in at that time, or some people may not be able to pay it all and commit suicide. Therefore, when a new official takes office, he must compete to plunder the people and amass wealth as compensation. The people complained.

In the same month, the people could not bear the heavy pressure, and they all rose up, reaching Yizhou in the west and Jiaozhi in the south. There were dozens of Shan, Huanglong and other rebel armies in the Central Plains. The larger ones had 20,000 to 30,000 soldiers, while the smaller ones had 6,000 or 7,000 soldiers. Later, the Qingzhou Yellow Turban Army numbered over one million, and the Black Mountain Army numbered up to one million. The rebels attacked counties and killed officials with great momentum, one after another, forming a prairie fire.

In the same year, after many actions, although Jiaozhi still belonged to the Han Dynasty on the surface, secretly, everyone from the provincial governor to the merchant family were attached to Cangwu. All fell into the hands of Ito Cheng.

At this point, Ito Cheng gradually began to promote social, military and technological construction from dark to bright.

In February 186, Zhao Ci, a soldier from Jiangxia County, rebelled against the Han and killed Qin Jie, the prefect of Nanyang County.

In the spring, Emperor Ling ordered the restoration of the Nangong, which had been destroyed by fire the previous year. He first ordered Goudun to order Song Dian to repair the Yuhua Hall of the Nangong, and then ordered Bi Lan to recast four bronze figures and four yellow bells. The bronze figures were listed in the Nangong Canglong, Outside Xuanwu Tower, the yellow bell hangs in front of Yuntai and Yuhua Hall. In addition, Tianlu and shrimps were cast to swallow water, and they were transferred to the palace. They were also used as overturning carts and thirsty birds to sweep the roads. They were extremely sophisticated. The money for the year was forcibly collected from all over the country.

In October, the barbarians from Wuling County raised troops to attack the Han Dynasty and plundered the counties. The Han court ordered the prefectures and counties to lead their troops to defeat them.

In February 187, the people of Xingyang County revolted. The rebel army attacked Zhongmou and beheaded Zhongmou's commander Luo Hao and its chief secretary Pan Ye, and their momentum gradually grew. In March, Yin He of Henan led troops to suppress the rebellion, and the rebel army failed.

August...(To be continued...)