Spoiling History: Starting from the Three Kingdoms

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"A strong city, alas."

Liu Bei sighed quietly as if he was moved by the scene.

"Normal people, alas."

Zhang Fei also sighed together.

This made Liu Bei feel a little moved: After all, my third brother understands me!

At that moment, he couldn't help but pat his thigh and said:

"Why can't a fortified city be defended? Can't it be fought?"

Zhang Fei also agreed:

"What the eldest brother is saying is that he surrendered without sending a single soldier. How can this make sense?"

"Third brother's good advice, but he actually burned down such a majestic city and brought disaster to the people. He is really a thief!"

"The elder brother is talking about burning the city and bringing disaster to the people...wait a minute, which fortified city is the elder brother talking about?"

"Looking at the ruined Luoyang City in front of us, which city is Yide talking about?"

"What I'm talking about...is also Luoyang City."

Kong Ming and Lu Su sat side by side. The two couldn't help but smile at each other. Then they saw Yide scratching his head and giving him a haha ​​and said quickly:

"Jinren Zhongdu... Youzhou City can be surrounded by three Mongolian armies without breaking through, so what is there to fear?"

"This Emperor of Jin actually gave gold, silver, food and grass to the princess. How could he be like the Emperor of Song?"

Liu Bei subconsciously thought carefully about which one the third brother was scolding and praising, but before he could think of this meaningless answer, he heard Lu Su faintly say:

"When the Jin people founded their country, they took Qingqi from Liaodong directly to Bianliang. They frightened the Song Emperor into abandoning the capital and fled, and eventually the country was destroyed."

"At this time, the Jin people went straight from Youzhou, Liaodong to Bianliang. As a result, this time they crossed south and moved their capital."

"The difference between before and after is only a hundred years. One is to destroy the country, and the other is to destroy the country. It is really deplorable."

Zhang Fei also sighed together:

"Now, who can tell the difference between the Jin and Song Dynasties? Who can still tell the difference between whose surname is Wanyan and whose surname is Zhao?"

Liu Bei wanted to laugh at first, but then he thought of the people in Hebei who were treated harshly by the Jin people and despised by the Song people. Now he is seeing the Jin people want to destroy the country, and the Mongols are coming again, and there is no peace for a day.

Moreover, the Mongolian Yuan Dynasty was only a mere hundred years old. Teachers of later generations also commented that the founder of the country had no martial virtue, which shows that Han's life may still not be satisfactory.

"On the day of peace in Hebei, does it really take more than a hundred years to reach the Ming Dynasty?"

So there was inevitably a lot of sadness in the small courtyard.

Later, Lu Su was surprised by Genghis Khan's long western expedition route:

"Are all tribes in this grassland so good at migration?"

How come the Xiongnu, the Turks, and Mongolia can easily travel thousands of miles away.

Moreover, the name of Mongolia's Whip of God has been mentioned more than once, and its achievements in reaching Europe are also remembered.

Liu Bei patted his thigh and sighed:

"After all, we Han'er still have a homeland that is hard to leave. This grassland Hu'er has no such worries."

"Brother, it's been nearly thirty years since we left our hometown of Zhuojun and we haven't gone back."

The corners of Liu Bei's eyes twitched, and he had already raised his right hand when he heard his third brother continue:

"But I will definitely be able to go back next year at the latest. I don't know if anyone has repaired my ancestral grave."

Sighing secretly, Liu Bei also suddenly remembered, wondering if the big mulberry tree in his hometown where the two hugged each other was still there?

Thinking of everything in the North, I suddenly remembered that what Light Veil said at this time seemed to be missing a protagonist:

"Now that the Hualahu are gaining momentum, Menghu is heading west to compete with them, and the Jin people are showing weakness and moving south. Why doesn't the Southern Song Dynasty take advantage of the situation to rise up and attack the rebels in a pincer attack to revive them?"

Kong Ming and Lu Su looked at each other, and then the latter sighed:

"Han Yuzhou, who has great power in both the government and the public, can still be assassinated by Shi Miyuan and send a letter to the imperial court."

"How can Pingzong of the Song Dynasty, who is a dark and weak king, control the Prime Minister with the surname of Shi?"

"It is conceivable that in the Southern Song Dynasty, Jin and Meng were fighting in a melee, and the Prime Minister probably once again exercised exclusive power, and gave coins every year to repair it."

At this point, how can the two of them not understand the chaotic court halls of the two Song Dynasties. Before the fall of the Northern Song Dynasty, it was a fight between the new party and the old party. After the Southern Song Dynasty, it became a fight between the war faction and the peace faction.

Since people like Shi Miyuan are from the same background, no matter how favorable the situation is, they will never be able to change their ways.

Based on this calculation, if Han Yuzhou still had sovereignty, it is unlikely that he would be able to compete for destiny again at this time.

But thinking about the Kaixi Northern Expedition to Transform Taipei and the Southern Expedition, Lu Su also shook his head sincerely: There may be no difference.

"I just sigh... Xin Qiji and Lu You will never see the Song army in the North Ding Central Plains."

Liu Bei also felt it was a pity, thinking that a thousand years later, this young man had talent but had nowhere to put it to use. In the end, he could only let the years go by and grow old helplessly. In the end, he thought there seemed to be an opportunity to repay his ambition, but he found that it was just an invitation to be famous, so I patted the railings and recalled the sigh of "Who is the rival of the world's heroes?" at this moment.

Finally, his eyes moved to the light screen, and Liu Bei pronounced his fate in one sentence:

"Temujin has unified the grassland for decades, and robbed the Western Xia Dynasty and the Jin Kingdom, and the Western Liao Dynasty was defeated without a fight. The Khwarahu, whose foundation is not stable, will definitely be defeated!"

Immediately he became a little curious:

"What is the position of governor of the West?"

[In today’s history books, the cause of the war between Mongolia and Khwarezm is because of this caravan robbery incident.

The arrogant Mahamo allowed his men to massacre Mongolian merchants and mistreat the envoys sent by Mongolia, which finally forced Temujin's armed crusade against justice and forced him to go to war with Khwarezm.

But in fact, it is easy to imagine that the expansion of the Mongol Empire was all about conquest. Temujin himself even said, "The greatest joy for a man is to conquer, defeat, and seize everything." Such a Mongolian does not seem to be reasonable at all.

And the reason is actually not difficult to guess, because Mongolia, the strongest gangster in the world at that time, began to learn culture.

At the beginning of the rise of Mongolia, Han people in the north who could not bear the oppression of the Jin Dynasty began to flee to the grassland to serve Mongolia.

Later, after defeating the Jin Dynasty in the Battle of Yehuling, a large number of Khitan Han soldiers who originally belonged to the Jin Dynasty surrendered and joined the Mongolian army.

At that time, Guo Baoyu, who was known as the descendant of Guo Ziyi, was more famous. After surrendering to Mongolia, he gave Temujin a lot of suggestions on military management, most of which were adopted.

For example, first destroy the Western Liao Dynasty, for example, require the army not to kill indiscriminately and be cautious in punishment, for example, monks and Taoists are directly sent to the army, for example, abolish harsh policies that are not conducive to farming and people, etc.

After being frustrated at the gates of Yanjing, Temujin began to lead his troops to the west, intending to first kill Qu Chulug, the remnant of the Naiman tribe, and to sweep away the remaining tribes of the Merkit and Naiman tribes, so as to ensure that there was only one voice on the grassland.

In the early days of the Western Expedition, the Mongolian general Subutai was ordered to pursue the remnants of the Merkit tribe, crossing the Chu River and chasing and fleeing westward.

This situation was soon known to the local Muhammad, who immediately summoned more than 60,000 people to take advantage of the fire to rob and rob the robbers.

After confirming that the Mongols had not returned, Muhammad directly raided the Mongolian garrison, looted women and children and spoils of war, and then ran away.

At that time, Temujin's eldest son Jochi had just conquered Jilijisi. After joining forces with Subutai, he adhered to the idea that a strong dragon should not suppress a local snake, and planned to have a good talk with Muhammad. As a result, Muhammad was disdainful:

I have a strong army of 60,000, am I afraid of your 20,000? Don't even think about leaving today! 】