Compared with the previous Luoyang and Chang'an rebellions, although the Linzi rebellion only resulted in more than 2,000 casualties, its impact was particularly far-reaching.
Both inside and outside Linzi were co-controlled by Liu Xi and Zhang Rao, but Zhang Rao's shogunate was almost wiped out by Liu Xi. Liu Xi's party either took advantage of the chaos to flee, or were killed by Zhang Rao's remaining troops in retaliation. There was no one in the government and the public, so that
The three states are in panic, the people's hearts are swaying, and no one knows where to go.
Liu Ye believed that it was urgent to stabilize the political situation. Therefore, he suggested that Guan Hai and Guan Cheng should pass the edict to all states, stating that the officials in each state had nothing to do with this matter and that they should each perform their duties in order to cope with the war after the Autumn Period.
But stabilizing the political situation is easier said than done. Although Guan Chengguan Hai had a high reputation when he was founded, he could not manage the three counties of Pingyuan, Donglai, and Jinan before, and his staff were less than eleven in Zhang Rao's mansion. Nowadays, most of the people in the three states are Zhang Rao's party members.
, especially in the Xuzhou area. The Guan brothers want to win over the public, but after all they lack strength.
What made things even more difficult for them was that not long after they arrived in Beijing, Taiwei Wu Ba and Yanzhou Shepherd Zhang Yan also arrived with their troops.
Liu Ye originally planned to block the news after the chaos, but with such a chaos, all the officials in the city were exhausted, the manpower was insufficient, and orders could not be issued. How could the blockade be carried out? Wu Ba originally was stationed in Gaomi, Beihai, and sent fishermen to fish and stockpile food in the East China Sea, while Zhang Yan
They were training troops in Shouzhang to prepare for war and mobilizing supplies for the autumn war. However, within seven days, the two men received military reports one after another. Without any hesitation, they each quickly entered Beijing with ten thousand troops and horses.
For a time, under Linzi City there were clouds of flags, fortifications, and tens of thousands of people confronting each other on the outskirts of the city. After Wu Ba and Zhang Yan arrived, they were unclear about the situation in the city and the process of the coup, so they did not dare to enter the city in a hurry. They stepped into the city.
Beforehand, he sent an envoy to shout for the Guan brothers to come out of the city to discuss.
When the Guan brothers saw that Zhang Yan and Wu Ba were approaching fiercely and raising troops without an edict, they naturally did not dare to meet each other. They only sent envoys to and from the camp to talk. The envoys told the two of them that the coup was all done by Liu Xi. Now Liu Xi and his party have been
The country is destroyed and the country is fine. As important ministers of the country, the two of them should stick to their posts and perform their respective duties. The country is in trouble, and it is necessary for all ministers to work together.
After that, he issued an edict to confer Zhang Yan as the Grand General and Wu Ba as the Grand Sima, and urged them to return to their bases. Unexpectedly, the two of them did not buy it. In their view, the so-called promotion of official positions was just vanity, and they could not participate in the government affairs.
, secondly, the jurisdiction has not been expanded, which is really unsatisfactory.
The first to attack was Zhang Yan, the herdsman of Yanzhou. Before the Linzi Rebellion, Zhang Yan occupied the four counties of Yanzhou and had more than 100,000 troops. He was originally a giant in the army second only to Zhang Rao, but now that Zhang Rao is dead, it is the Guan brothers who
It was really difficult for Zhang Yan to be convinced by his superior position. However, Zhang Yan knew that he had just arrived in the new dynasty and had a weak foundation, so he did not dare to make a public attack. Instead, he secretly contacted Wu Ba and Zhang Rao's old troops in Xuzhou and jointly submitted a petition to the court. The table explains two things. First, since the current situation in the government is difficult, we should work together to overcome the difficulties. We can imitate the story of Taishan's establishment, with the four brothers Zhang Yan, Wu Ba, and Guan taking turns in power. The second is to investigate the coup.
Revenge for General Zhang Rao.
As far as Guan Chengguan Hai is concerned, there is still room for discussion on the former. If the current situation can really be stabilized, the four of them can send each other protons and get married, which is not out of the question. But when it comes to the latter, they say there is absolutely nothing to discuss. Nowadays, rumors are gradually circulating in Linzi City that the conflict between the former crown prince and the general was instigated by the Guan brothers. Whether it is true or not is not yet known, but it is well known that Liu Xi wanted to use Guan Hai to check and balance Zhang Rao. And Liu Xi
I am afraid that there are not many people who have secret conversations with Guan Hai in private. No matter how stupid Guan Hai is, he understands at this time that if the two are related, whether he can survive is still in doubt!
At this time, the one who was most restless was Liu Ye. When Liu Ye dealt with the matter, he only wanted to get rid of Zhang Rao. Guan Hai and Guan Cheng were the oldest and highest-ranking among the Yellow Turbans. They should be able to convince all the Yellow Turban ministries. And Guan Hai
He also had old friendship with Liu Xi's tribe and could appease the rest of Liu Xi's tribe, but the result was such a deadlock. He sighed to Lu Su: "The rise and fall of the world is nothing more than the rise and fall of unity and struggle. The reason why I came to Linzi is that I value
With all of them working together, how could they get to this point?"
The words spread to the ears of the three parties, and everyone was moved by it. So under Liu Ye's control, Guan Cheng stayed in the city, and Guan Hai went out to talk about peace. The three of them held a banquet in the south of Linzi City without any soldiers, worshiping heaven and earth, and made an appointment.
In order to get married, they also discussed the matter of moving the capital. To show his public spirit, Liu Ye proposed to move the capital to Lu. Lu County is located at the intersection of three states, which can allow all three parties to participate in the government affairs, so that one family will not dominate.
If it ends at this point, it can be said that everyone is happy, and the Gengcang Army will not be able to regroup. But another disaster happened at the banquet. After the Linzi Rebellion, the situation fermented to an irreversible point, and then led to
The disaster of Huang Chu was eliminated.
After the oath was concluded that day, the three parties held a banquet at the oath place to discuss in detail how Xuzhou would be divided. The wine at the banquet was originally the sake used by the Linzi royal family, but Zhang Yan had been in the Taihang Mountains and had dealt with the Xianbei Xiongnu for many years, so he was not used to drinking in such a small amount.
Light wine. He then asked his men to get the buttermilk from Guanxi and wanted to share it with Wu Ba, Guan Hai, Guan Cheng and others. The buttermilk was made from goat's milk and had a fishy smell. Guan Hai looked disgusted.
He looked embarrassed, but under Zhang Yan's kindness, he could only forcefully drink.
After the banquet, Guan Hai returned to Linzi, feeling dizzy and suffering from vomiting and diarrhea. Everyone in the shogunate learned that he was unwell and did not dare to leave. Some guests suspected that the buttermilk was poisonous, so they suggested that Guan Hai induce vomiting by inducing vomiting.
Finally, it was already midnight, and Guan Hai finally regained his composure.
After regaining consciousness, Guan Hai discussed with Guan Cheng: "Zhang Yan has evil intentions and is a big problem for us. Now that he has poisoned me, it shows that he still has covetous intentions. Now that he has left Yanzhou, there are only more than ten thousand people in Yanzhou."
This is a great opportunity for us to eradicate the disaster."
That night, Guan Cheng led the city's imperial troops to open the city gates. Eight thousand people crept out from the cracks in the door and gathered in the west of the city. At three o'clock in the morning, they gathered all the people and quietly made a circle to attack the south of the city from the south.
Zhang Yan Camp.
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At this time, Zhang Yan's army thought that there would be no more fighting because the agreement had been reached, so they removed their sentries, opened the camp gates, and had less than 200 soldiers patrolling at night. In addition, it was the darkest time of the day, and the patrols were also drowsy, until
They didn't realize until Guan Chengjun broke into the camp gate.
As soon as the warning scream sounded, they were quickly captured by Guan Chengjun. Many of the Montenegrin soldiers were still half asleep, thinking it was just an illusion, but then they were cut into pieces by Guan Chengjun's ruthless blade.
Block. A few keen soldiers rushed to rescue Zhang Yan, but inadvertently pointed out the way for Guan Chengjun. When they found the commander's tent, these personal guards did not cause much trouble and were quickly captured.
By the time dawn came, the originally green grassland was now soaked in blood, and dead bodies were everywhere. Wu Ba's camp in the east of the city was now empty. It turned out that when they were fighting, they shouted to kill.
The sound spread to the camp in the east of the city, and a large number of soldiers were awakened. Taiwei Wu Ba was at a loss, thinking that Guan Hai also planned to purge him, so he hurriedly broke out of camp and fled all the way back to Beihai.
Afterwards, Guan Hai interrogated Zhang Yan. Although Zhang Yan was restrained by his subordinates, he insisted that he had never poisoned himself, and declared that he and Guan Hai drank the same liquid together as a close relative in the north. At this point,
Zhang Yan knew that she was going to die, so she scolded Guan Hai in public, insulted his jealous colleagues, betrayed the alliance, and abandoned the treaty. This was a far worse crime than Liang Ji. When Guan Hai heard this, he was furious and stepped forward with a sword in his hand, knocking Zhang Yan down.
After cutting off his teeth and tongue, his head was severed and hung at the city gate for public display.
Thinking about Zhang Yan being the leader of Heishan for nearly ten years, he traveled across the mountains and forests, and the imperial court could not defeat it with five large armies. He had no choice but to appoint high-ranking officials and was famous in all nine states. But now he died at the hands of his colleagues, which has to make people sigh.
But Liu Ye was even more helpless. He originally tried his best to persuade Guan Hai, but he did not kill Zhang Yan and threaten Heishan. But after all, Guan Hai was not Zhang Rao, so in the end he did not use his plan. Liu Ye had to look at Zhang Yan at the city gate.
The leader, for a moment, lamented that he was in trouble. It was he who put down the rebellion in Linzi. After that, he tried his best to stabilize the situation and make plans. But now, he is helpless. Seeing that all his hard work in the past has been wasted, how can he be sad in it?
What about words?
Afterwards, he packed his luggage and said to Lu Su: "Huang Chu lost his law and this place is hopeless. I originally wanted to achieve great things with Zijing and leave a name in history, but now it seems that it is just a joke."
It’s better to leave quickly, there is chaos in Kanto, and I don’t know when I will meet a true hero!”
Lu Su was open-minded and replied with a smile: "Good birds choose trees to roost, and good ministers choose their masters. This is not a big deal. It's just that we have been in Linzi, and I'm afraid we won't be able to go to Chang'an, and we won't be able to see each other."
It's a pity that the dragon's head is so elegant. It's just Ziyang, where should we go now?"
Liu Ye pondered for a moment and replied: "It is better to go to Jiangdong first, observe the changes in the world situation, and then make plans."
Having made up his mind, Liu Ye immediately asked Guan Hai for an errand to appease the counties in Xuzhou. However, when he reached the lower hill, he suddenly left the team and fled into Guangling with Lu Su. His followers searched for him several times, but no trace was found.<
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It was already late July, and the news reached Linzi, and Guan Hai had no time to take care of the matter. At this time, Beihai Wu Ba had raised his flag of rebellion, claiming that the Guan brothers were the culprits of the Linzi rebellion, and then contacted Xuzhou Zhang
Rao Yu's tribe and Zhang Yan's remaining tribe in Heishan led nearly 70,000 troops and directed their troops towards Linzi.
When the Heishan tribes in Yanzhou learned about Zhang Yan's murder, they publicly elected Zhang Yan's son Zhang Fang as the leader and vowed to avenge Zhang Yan. They then sent troops eastward to attack Jibei and Taishan counties, trying to open up a road to attack Linzi. As for the counties in Xuzhou, under the sudden loss of their master, many celebrities fled back to their hometown and occupied Wubao, just to protect themselves and no longer wanted to participate in the right and wrong of the Linzi court. By chance, the Baibo Army took root in Xiapi
For a period of time, Yuan Shu was defeated in the south and made many gains, so he was highly regarded by the counties in Xuzhou. They respected Han Xian as the Mu of Xuzhou and Yang Feng as the General of Zhendong, hoping to temporarily ensure the peace of Xuzhou.
In just two months, the Linzi imperial court fell apart and split into four. It was a Zhulou in the morning and a ruins in the evening. The prosperity was gone. The people chanted, as for who is right and who is wrong, who succeeds and who fails, it seems that it is no longer