Chapter 415 Buried beside Hu Zipa

Author: Gongsun Wujiu

Chapter 415 Buried beside Hu Zipa

"Chanyu...chanyu..."

The sudden fall of Hu Yantuan Chanyu made the people around him panic.

Everyone hurriedly carried Hu Yantuan to the nearest tent.

When Huyandi Chanyu woke up, it was already the third day.

At this time, he already felt that his body was failing.

"Chanyu..."

At this time, a familiar shouting sound came from beside him, it was his Yan family.

He struggled to get up.

"Ahem..."

Huyandi Chanyu coughed violently, and intense pain came from his internal organs.

"Shanyu, you finally woke up"

"Blessed by the eternal God, Shanyu finally wakes up!"

Yanshi shouted happily.

Yan's voice suddenly startled the people outside the tent.

Everyone rushed into the big tent.

Hu Yantuan Shanyu reluctantly raised his head. He looked around with difficulty, but did not see King Zuo Xian and others.

"Let King Zuo Xian come to see me!"

Huyandi Chanyu used all his strength to say these words.

"Hurry and invite King Zuo Xian and the nobles from all ministries to come!"

Mrs. Yan ordered loudly.

Several guards quickly rode off to inform King Zuo Xian and various nobles.

When the guards came, King Zuo Xian was arranging for people to collect the scattered Shanyu Ting tribe members.

After receiving the notice, an ominous premonition suddenly arose in his heart.

He did not dare to delay, and immediately led a group of personal guards on horseback and rushed to the big tent where Shanyu Huyan was staying.

When they entered the big tent that day, most of the nobles had already arrived first.

"Chanyu!"

King Zuo Xian called out.

Hu Yantuan Chanyu heard the sound and reluctantly opened his eyes.

He looked at King Zuo Xian, took a few breaths, and then slowly said to King Zuo Xian:

"I can't do it anymore... From now on, you will be the new Chanyu who forces Hu Hu... It's up to you to force Hu Hu..."

Upon hearing this, King Zuo Xian fell to his knees and cried out sadly: "Chanyu..."

After a while, Huyandi Chanyu used all his strength and shouted to the people around him, "You haven't met the new Chanyu yet..."

Only then did everyone around them kneel down one after another to pay homage to King Zuoxian: "Greetings to Shanyu..."

At this moment, Hu Yantuan Shanyu barely showed a smile on his face.

While everyone was still paying their respects to the new Chanyu, the smile on his face had gradually solidified.

"Old Shanyu has passed away!"

The shaman who had been paying attention to Hu Yantuan's situation was the first to realize that something was wrong.

With his mournful cry, Hu Yantuan Chanyu, who had always wanted to reorganize the Xiongnu, bid farewell to this world.

After the death of the Chanyu Hu Yantang, King Zuoxian inherited the throne of the Chanyu, named Xulu Quanqu Chanyu, and married the Shanyu Huyantang Chanyu and became the Yan family.

Although he inherited the position of Chanyu, Xulu Quanqu Chanyu showed no sign of joy.

This time Zhang Yue attacked Shan Yuting with too ruthless methods.

Chan Yuting lost half of his population at once, and the Huns' losses even exceeded those in the Battle of Dragon City.

Without decades of rest and recuperation, the Huns would have been unable to recover.

What's more serious is that the power of Shan Yuting plus the power of the former Zuoxian King's tribe can't suppress the tribes.

Especially Shan Yuting was completely at a disadvantage when facing the right side.

In order to reunite people's hearts, Xulu Qu Chanyu held a grand ceremony to sacrifice to heaven.

During the ceremony, he swore in public that he would take Zhang Yue's head as a sacrifice to Huyan Ti Chanyu.

…

Xulu Quanqu Chanyu succeeded him as the new Chanyu Shi.

King Zuo Guli finally escaped the encirclement and interception of the Han army and returned to the grassland.

However, all the 20,000 Xiongnu troops under his command stayed in Wuyuan City, and only thirteen horsemen fled back to the grassland with him.

After Zuo Guli returned to the grassland, he originally planned to return directly to Shan Yuting.

However, when passing through a small tribe, he learned that the Han army had conquered Chanyu Ting, Hu Yantuan Chanyu had died, and King Zuoxian had succeeded to the throne as the new Chanyu, so he immediately changed his plan.

King Zuo Guli knew very well that due to the conflict between himself and Xulu Quanqu Chanyu, if he returned to the court at this time, he would definitely die.

Zuo Guli's judgment was good. In order to strengthen the power of Chan Yuting, Xulu Quanqu Chanyu had decided to annex King Zuogu Li's tribe.

Although he did not order the killing of King Zuo Guli, it is obvious that King Zuo Guli was better off dead than alive.

…

At the foot of Wudu City, Liu Yi was preparing for the final siege.

After the previous strangulation, the rebellions in Jincheng and Longxi have been wiped out.

Now the remaining rebels have been driven to Wudu.

In this counterinsurgency battle, Wu Zheng fully demonstrated his military talent.

After Wu Zheng defeated the rebels in Jincheng, he first implemented an eleven-shot killing system for the captured rebels.

And all the remaining rebels were demoted to slaves in accordance with Han law.

Later, he followed Zhang Yue's example and announced on the spot that he would select 1,200 people as signing troops to fight with the Han army.

As a reward, those who become soldiers can be exempted from slave status.

These captured thieves fought hard for the twelve hundred signature spots.

After the personnel were selected, he then forced Colonel Jincheng to open the arsenal and arm these signed troops.

Wu Zheng then led his own cavalry and 300 Jincheng cavalry, as well as 1,200 sign troops, and quickly marched towards Longxi County.

When he arrived at Longxi County, Longxi County was also in danger.

And unlike Jincheng, Longxi County not only has a larger number of thieves, but also has better equipment and training.

In order to defeat the rebels in Longxi, Wu Zheng used the method of showing the enemy weakness and luring the enemy deeper.

He first used the signature army to lure the rebels to attack.

The rebel army's strength and training far exceed that of Wu Zheng's signing army.

The signing army was quickly defeated by the rebels. The leader of the Longxi rebels was once an officer of the Han army.

It is still clear whether it is a real defeat or a feigned defeat.

The defeat of the signature army was indeed a real defeat, so after the rebel leader defeated the signature army, he decisively ordered the pursuit.

When they pursued them into a wilderness, Wu Zheng's real trump card was launched.

Seven hundred cavalrymen launched a charge against the rebels, whose formation was already in chaos.

In order to inflict maximum damage to the rebels, Wu Zheng also changed his normal attack method.

All the spare war horses also charged together.

The force of seven hundred Han troops, plus more than two thousand horses, was quite astonishing.

The sound of horse hooves echoed through the sky, causing the rebels to panic.

Before the rebel leader could react, he was beheaded by Wu Zheng.

The death of the leader left the Longxi rebels leaderless and in chaos.

The Han troops in the city, under the command of the prefect, also took the opportunity to launch a counterattack.

The rebels trampled on each other and killed countless people.

In just half a day, Wu Zheng defeated the Longxi rebels.
To be continued...