Spoiling History: Starting from the Three Kingdoms

"The enemies of this grassland are endless."

Although he already had a rough idea of ​​what was going to happen next, Zhang Fei still couldn't help but complain.

And there was an obvious sense of disappointment in his tone.

He is Han general Zhang Yide, his elder brother is a clan member of the Han family, and the military advisor will be the prime minister of the Han Dynasty in the future.

The Han Dynasty and the Qin Dynasty founded the country, so why did they establish the country?

Destroy the Huns by attacking them.

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Later generations said that to manage the grassland and open up the land of thousands of frontiers, it was necessary to mix the styles of Hu and Han.

But... Han'er can ride on a dragon horse and carry a powerful crossbow, cross the battlefield, raise his whip and outside the fortress, and imitate the Hu style with Han rhyme.

But we don’t necessarily have to wait for the Zahu to go south into the Han Dynasty, capture the Han Dynasty with the Hu wind, and then spend decades to merge with the Xia.

After all, just the word chaos, it can be seen that hundreds of thousands of people behind it are in chaos, which is too heavy.

It is now the end of July. Although the light curtain is broadcast during the morning period, the city of Luoyang is still a ruins of lush grass.

Several people were silent, and the guards of Duke Xuande outside the courtyard were also silent, so the only sounds that echoed in the courtyard were a few faint chirps of insects.

The slender fingers shook the feather fan, rolling up the sleeves of the robe to stir up some breeze, but it still couldn't blow away the frown of the owner of the feather fan.

Turning around, one can still see the complex expression on the face of Mr. Xuande, who is at the top. Sadness, regret, lamentation and a bit of confusion are all displayed on the face of the man who is called "Uncle Emperor" by the people. superior.

So the fan holder also made a decision.

“Qin built the Great Wall to prevent intrusions from outside the fortress.”

"Now that we have encountered this situation that we have not seen for five thousand years, we should use our knowledge to ram the earth and make the bones according to the method, so that the northern desert and the southern desert can be the land of all summers."

The words are simple, but they carry a convincing power, especially the last sentence that hits the mark:

"In order to uphold the Han Dynasty's will, Liang must do it!"

Liu Bei, who was at the head, was in a daze for a moment.

I still vaguely remember that the same was true for Kong Ming in the Longzhong thatched cottage.

His mouth is like a river, his spirit is in high spirits, he displays his good plans and strategies while waving his fan, and his ambitions are revealed when he talks.

The ecstatic mood at that time, the sighs of meeting a close friend, and the tears of Dao Bugu are now slightly blurred in recall. But in the end, after the two exchanged their ambitions, this handsome and handsome man bowed down without hesitation and said: Yinuo became his military advisor, and he seemed to say the same thing that day:

"In order to realize the general's ambition, Liang is willing to do the hard work of dogs and horses!"

That's it.

Then all the uneasiness in Liu Bei's heart receded, and a warm emotion suddenly surged up:

"It was a blessing for the Han Dynasty that I met Kong Ming."

Kong Ming shook his head cautiously:

"Although I am not a thousand-mile horse, my lord is a great talent in this world."

"As later generations said, it is a blessing that Liang, the slave horse, did not die in a stable at the hands of slaves. How dare you ask for anything else?"

So Lu Su suddenly couldn't help but laugh and cry:

"If Kong Ming is a stupid horse, then he can be called a stupid donkey."

Speaking of this, Lu Su couldn't help but sigh secretly.

Who wouldn’t envy this kind of harmony between master and minister?

But just for a moment of sadness in his heart, he felt his hands being grasped by a pair of warm palms full of calluses.

"Zijing's hands are still a little cold. Did he forget to take the decoction prescribed by Divine Doctor Zhang again?"

"When the light curtain ends later, I will go and make some medicine with Zijing."

So Lu Su suddenly panicked, but he felt a little bit satisfied in his heart: he had never mentioned the matter of prescribing medicine to anyone.

Although according to later speculations and the examination of Divine Doctor Zhang, he probably died suddenly of the epidemic.

But when it was a matter of life and death, we still needed to pay more attention to it, so Lu Su went to see Dr. Zhang in private to check the minor health problems in detail, and prescribed some conditioning decoctions. No one should know about this, my lord. …

Wei Liang's right hand was placed on the back of Kong Ming's not-white hand, and she saw the lord put the three people's palms together and said:

"I am a mediocre person. I am not good at military strategy, and I am not good at leading an army. I am not even good at facing the enemy in battle. I only know some farming methods."

"Now that Kong Mingzi is here, it's not that I have any swagger, but that the officials of the Han family are like-minded and share the same goal."

"In this case, we should not allow traitors to usurp the country, and we should live up to the wishes of future generations."

Lu Su nodded heavily.

Zhang Fei scratched his head and suddenly felt calm. Seeing that his eldest brother and the two soldiers seemed to get along well with each other, he simply imitated the songs of those pre-Qin ancestors to reconcile them.

"If you don't see me, Huo Qiao will ride on him and defeat the imperial court with six moves. But if you don't see me, I'll be guarding Sima. He'll besiege Hu Ying with his military chariots and seven expeditions..."

The singing was not loud, but the three of them, Liu Bei and Liu Bei, listened attentively.

The rough singing echoed above the other courtyard. Liu Bei listened intently, with a faint smile on his face.

…

"Heroes create times, and times create heroes."

"The sighs of future generations are all true."

Liu Han turned around and saw Zhao Pu sighing.

The words were calm, but the look on his face was quite hard to let go.

This is understandable, even Liu Han himself feels it is quite a pity.

Looking at the Jin Kingdom alone, it was frustrated by the grassland tribes in the north, and Yue Wumu became famous in the south.

And there is still internal instability - I still remember what Time Screen said last time that Wan Yanliang was the one who killed Jin Xizong to take the throne.

It can be deduced from this that if Yue Wumu can really let go of the Northern Expedition and respond to Mongolia, he may not be able to try to avenge Jin's humiliation.

Although I don’t know if Yue Wumu can conquer the grassland tribes in the future... But it’s better than the current situation, right?

Zhao Kuangyin suddenly turned his head and said to his brother who was still anxious and didn't want to go to Khitan:

"This Zhao Gou would rather abandon the capital and the imperial tomb, leaving your bones exposed in the wild, and still seek peace."

"Indeed, this man's filial piety to the Jin Kingdom is far better than that to you."

Zhao Guangyi was stunned. He really hadn't thought about this question.

But it's easy to think that whether it's his elder brother or him, or those like Zhenzong and Renzong, they would not go all the way to Jiangdong to build a tomb. After the chaos in the world, the imperial tomb would probably be difficult to keep intact.

Zhao Kuangyin just said it casually, and then he looked at the light curtain seriously.

Hebei is safe and China is safe, but only when the grassland is peaceful can Hebei be safe.

【Historically, 1135 was the boundary. Before that, the Jin Kingdom organized a large army to march west to completely destroy the Liao Dynasty. After recuperating, the Western Liao Dynasty also organized a large army to march east to seek revenge, but in the end, both ended hastily because of the long journey.

After that, the two sides entered a 20-year-long tug-of-war. In the end, the Western Liao Kingdom focused its operations on Central Asia, and the Naiman tribe on the grasslands thus broke away from the Western Liao Kingdom.

But perhaps because the affinity between fishing and hunting peoples and nomadic peoples was too low, the Liao Kingdom conquered the strongest Ugudilie tribe on the grasslands at that time several times, which made the grasslands surrender. After a hundred years of military tug-of-war, the Ugudilie tribe was completely obedient to the Liao Kingdom.

At the end of the 12th century, the Jin Kingdom conquered the Tatar tribe, which was the closest to it, for decades, and fought until the other side was almost exterminated and even lost its grasslands. The Tatars were willing to bow their heads.

That is why at the end of the 12th century, the Jin Kingdom's policy towards the grasslands was to provoke conflicts as the main policy, supplemented by the policy of reducing the population. 】