Chapter 111 Han Sui appears on the Nine Bends of the Yellow River
Thinking of the past, Zhang Huan couldn't help but burst into tears. It seemed as if he couldn't stop the tears. A middle-aged man beside Zhang Huan quickly supported Zhang Huan and winked at Gai Xun. p>
"Father, since you learned that Duke Huangfu passed away, you have been traveling as fast as possible. You are old after all. You must not be so sad that it hurts your heart and makes it difficult to get back." The middle-aged man quickly advised.
Wang Yu had never met this middle-aged man, but from the name he called Zhang Huan, Wang Yu also guessed that this man was Zhang Huan's eldest son Zhang Zhi. He was an excellent calligrapher and was particularly good at Zhang Cao. He was known as the "Grass Saint".
'Reputation!
Perhaps because of Zhang Huan, he refused the call from the imperial court and concentrated on studying calligraphy. He was good at cursive writing. He changed the ancient cursive method of distinguishing characters and separating strokes into a new writing method that involves up and down and is full of changes. He is full of originality.
Sex had a great impact at the time.
Li Zhimin commented on him: "Zhang Zhi has created the first peak since the advent of cursive script. He is masterful and masterful, and he is good at writing."
It is a pity that Zhang Zhi has no authentic works passed down to later generations, only "August Post" and other engraved posts remain.
At this time, Gai Xun saw Wang Yu sizing up Zhang Zhi next to Zhang Huan, and introduced him: "This person's name is Zhang Zhi, and he is Zhang Jun's eldest son. He is an excellent calligrapher and is especially good at calligraphy. He is known as the 'Sage of Grass'."
, I once heard someone say that the clothes and silk in his home must be written and then washed; when he goes to the pond to study calligraphy, the pond water will run out of ink."
"With such diligence and hard work, my future achievements will definitely surpass those of the late great calligrapher Cui Yuan."
Wang Yu expressed doubts about this!
You must know that Cui Yuan's cursive script was highly praised by later generations. Later, Zhang Zhi, who was in front of him, adopted the methods of Cui and Du, and his calligraphy made great progress and became the master of cursive script in the Han Dynasty. This was why he was hailed as the "Sage of Cursive Calligraphy" by his contemporaries.<
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Even the grass sage Zhang Zhi said that he was not as good as Cui Du.
Du refers to Du Du, Cui Yuan's calligraphy master, who was also known as "Cui Du" at that time.
Not only Zhang Zhi, but also Wei Dan, a man from the Wei Dynasty during the Three Kingdoms period, said that Cui Yuan's "calligraphy style is very thick and his handwriting is skillful." That is to say, his calligraphy style is very thick and his handwriting is exquisite and beautiful.
It can be seen that Cui Yuan's calligraphy has reached a very high level. If Zhang Zhi wants to go further, it will no longer be possible to achieve it through hard work and hard work. This requires talent!
Genius is equal to 99% sweat and 1% talent. Of course, without that 1% inspiration, all the sweat in the world is just sweat!
Just when Wang Yu was sighing for Zhang Zhi, another man beside Zhang Huan, who looked to be in his early thirties, also advised: "Teacher, you need to take care of yourself."
"Zhang Jun, you are already old. You should take care of your health!" Gai Xun naturally respected Zhang Huan very much and quickly advised Zhang Huan with the people around him. Perhaps the old man looked away completely. In the eyes of everyone,
After the advice, my mood finally calmed down.
Because Zhang Huan's mood calmed down, the originally tense atmosphere instantly became relaxed. Everyone present was not an idle person, and they gathered together to talk about the past and the present!
Wang Yu did not know some of these people at all, but this did not affect his learning from them. They were all priceless wealth. Because Wang Yu was too young, there was no room for him to interrupt in front of these seniors. Of course, Wang Yu would not interrupt. After all, he was only a nine-year-old child, so he acted like a good boy and sat here quietly observing everyone.
At this time, the man in his early thirties who claimed to be his disciple and persuaded Zhang Huan together with Zhang Zhi attracted his attention.
Because this person has a handsome and graceful life, exuding an indescribable and unexplainable charm. Such people are often the ones that cannot be underestimated, because this is a natural charm. He does not need to say anything more, just
You can stop wherever you want and with just a few words, you can become the center of attention.
It can even be said that such people are representatives of the bastard spirit.
"In his thirties, his surname is Han. He calls himself Yue, but everyone calls him Wen Yue!"
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It turns out to be him!
After Wang Yu heard this word, combined with his name, he instantly guessed who the man in front of him was!
Nine bends of the Yellow River, Han Sui!
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However, Han Sui at this time was not called by this name, but Han Yue. The name Han Sui came later.
"System, detect Han Sui. No, it should be Han Yue's five-dimensional attribute!" Wang Yu gave instructions to the system.
Han Yue (Sui)'s current five-dimensional attributes are: Commander: 83, Force: 81, Intelligence: 88, Politics: 82, Charm: 94;]
Although Wang Yu had already guessed that Han Sui's five-dimensional attributes would not be low, he never expected that Han Sui would be so powerful. With the peak five-dimensional attributes, except for the average force, all other attributes reached 90 online.
Especially his commander attribute, which directly reached 95, only a little lower than Huangfu Song.
But when Wang Yu thought of Han Sui's brilliant achievements, he felt that it was natural.
When talking about Han Sui, we have to mention the current Liangzhou, because it was Liangzhou that made Han Sui the future.
Liangzhou was a rather special place during the Eastern Han Dynasty.
Since the middle of the Eastern Han Dynasty, there have been rebellions in Liangzhou, which almost drained the blood of the Eastern Han Dynasty. It was not until the end of the Cao Wei Dynasty that Liangzhou was truly pacified.
At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Liangzhou seemed particularly chaotic. Some people claimed to be kings, some claimed to be emperors, some rebelled against others, and many were separatist!
This is because Liangzhou is located on the border, where Qiang, Di and other ethnic groups have lived together for many years. In addition, because Liangzhou is too expensive, the Eastern Han Dynasty has repeatedly proposed giving up Xiliang!
It was this move that caused the entire Guanxi region to be very repulsive and distrustful of the Eastern Han Dynasty. It once reached the point of "Liang people doing things, Liang people govern", laying the root of the rebellion in Liangzhou for many years.
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And Han Sui was one of the princes who gradually stood out among the many warlords in Liangzhou, and finally succeeded in separatizing Guanxi for more than thirty years.
In particular, Han Sui's territory is vast. He can directly control Jincheng County and remotely control Wuwei, Beidi, Anding and other counties. He can be regarded as one of the leaders of the Liangzhou Warlord.
Han Sui's personal abilities can be seen from the five-dimensional attributes given to him by the system. There are no shortcomings. In terms of force, there is no clear record of Han Sui, so the system only gave him 85 points of force. p>
But in terms of commander-in-chief and resourcefulness, the system rated him very highly!
Commander 95, Intelligence 93. Looking at the entire late Han Dynasty and the Three Kingdoms, the number of people who can surpass this attribute can be counted on one hand!
Moreover, if you look at Han Sui's life, you will find that the system's evaluation of him is not biased at all.
You must know that when Han Sui rebelled for the first time, he did not raise the army on his own initiative. He was the hostage taken by Beigong Boyu, Song Yang, Li Wenhou and other Qiang leaders or representatives of local clans, and he was forcibly elected as the rebel leader. To put it bluntly,
He is the scapegoat.
Of course, everyone will be better off if they win, but if they fail and the rebels are suppressed by the court, then Han Sui will definitely be the chief culprit and will be punished by the nine tribes.
However, Han Sui, who had a weak foundation and little power, was able to join forces with Bian Zhang and turn Liangzhou upside down. Even the governor of Liangzhou had to defend the city.
Subsequently, Han Sui and others led tens of thousands of soldiers and horses to invade the Third Auxiliary Army and supported 100,000 troops to repel the regular army of the imperial court led by Huangfu Song.
At that time, the imperial army was full of famous generals, such as Sun Jian, Tao Qian, Dong Zhuo and others.
It can be seen from this that in terms of commanding troops and horses, the system gave him a commanding attribute of 95, which is not high at all, but rather low.
As for the political strategy, Han Sui played the Sixth Thief. He first killed Bian Zhang, the leader of the coalition forces, and annexed his tribe. Then he killed Beigong Boyu, Li Wenhou and others. He almost monopolized the power and formally separated one side and became a prince.<
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For this performance alone, the system gave him 93 intelligence points, which is not high.
As for the political aspect, it is reflected in Han Sui's strong control over Liangzhou!
At that time, the situation in Liangzhou was chaotic. There were countless separatist forces, large and small. In addition, there were many ethnic groups and powerful men everywhere. It was not a little chaotic.
Therefore, the class power in Liangzhou is completely different from that in other places in the Eastern Han Dynasty.
If you want to gain a foothold in Liangzhou, you must first look at your relationship with the Qiang and Di tribes.
It is obvious that Han Sui was well-known among the Qiang and Di tribes and had a favor with the Xiliang Qiang people, which allowed him to gain a firm foothold in Liangzhou with the help of the Qiang people.
Secondly, the Liangzhou people's ideas are biased towards the Hu people. To put it bluntly, they are afraid of power but not moral. Whoever is stronger has the final say!
Han Sui's prestige is profound, which comes from the fact that he defeated or successfully resisted the imperial troops many times, convincing all the forces in Liangzhou and the warlords, and then they truly supported him as the leader of the warlord alliance.
Han Sui did both of these things very well. In the later period, he even used this to fight Cao Cao's army back and forth, defeating and rising again many times, causing trouble for Xiliang for decades.
Without strong political skills, Han Sui would not have been able to do this.
As for the military, Han Sui had many achievements in his life, and most of them were against famous generals, and the span of time was also very long.
First, Han Suichu was one of the leaders of the Qiang rebels. He followed Bian Zhang to surround Liangzhou Prefecture and govern Hebei County and Liangzhou Zuochang at this time. He also surrounded Qiang school captain Xia Yu and others.
You know, Xia Yu was a famous general in the Eastern Han Dynasty, and he was the hero who followed Duan Jiong to quell the Qiang rebellion in Xiliang. Even if he was exempted from the Battle of Monan, it was only because his opponent was too strong.
Secondly, Han Sui led his army into the pass. Huangfu Song, Dong Zhuo and others assembled a large army and fought with Han Sui's rebels. However, they could not retreat. Later, Zhang Wen led Tao Qian, Zhou Shen, Sun Jian and other generals to raise troops to attack again. The situation was
At a disadvantage.
Third, in the Battle of Meiyang, Han Sui was defeated by Dong Zhuo. Zhou Shen led his troops to pursue him. Unexpectedly, the logistics were cut off and he had no choice but to withdraw, giving Han Sui's rebels a chance to breathe.
Fourth, after Han Sui became independent for the first time, he immediately besieged Longxi County. Geng Bi, the governor of Liangzhou, led troops from six counties to attack Han Sui.
Han Sui, however, was not afraid at all, and directly joined forces with Li Xiangru, the governor of Longxi, Huang Yan, the governor of Jiuquan, the Hanyang people, the Fufeng people Ma Teng, Liangzhou Biejia, Liangzhou Sima and others to join forces to counterattack.
In the end, Geng Bi, the governor of Liangzhou, Fu Xie, the governor of Hanyang, and others died in the battle, and the rebels immediately invaded the land of Sanfu again.
Fifth, after Dong Zhuo's death, his generals Li Jue and Guo Si took power. Because Ma Teng and Li Jue were at odds, Xiliang soldiers and horses killed each other. In the end, Han Sui and Ma Teng were defeated and fled to Liangzhou.
Sixth, Han Sui sent troops twice to help Cao Cao and resist the army of Yuan Shao and his son.
In 202 AD, Han Sui, Ma Teng and Cao Jun combined forces to defeat Gao Gan, Guo Yuan and the Huchuquan tribe of the Southern Huns who invaded Bingzhou;
In 205 AD, Han Sui defeated Gao Gan, Zhang Sheng and Wei Gujun again.
In 210 AD, Han Sui personally led his troops to conquer and kill Zhang Meng's rebels who were the governor of Yongzhou, Handan Shang, causing Zhang Meng to burn himself to death.
Eighth, in 211 AD, Han Sui, together with Ma Chao and other leaders of Liangzhou tribes, announced an army to rebel against Cao Cao, and they fought with Cao Cao's army for several months, with both sides winning or losing.
However, because Ma Chao was really brave and foolhardy, he fell into Cao Cao's alienation scheme, which led to the breakdown of the relationship between the two, and the Qiang coalition was defeated.
Ninth, during Xiahou Yuan's Hubu Guanyou period, Han Sui was at the end of his rope and rebelled against his relatives. So he gathered Qiang and Di tribes to constantly deal with Xiahou Yuan, and finally fell into decline and died.
If you just look at Article 9, you will feel that Han Sui is not worthy of his name, but don't forget that he was already over seventy years old at that time. Even in later generations, he will not be able to participate in the war again. After all, people are old and prone to confusion. But even such an old man can still rely on the Qiang and Hu coalition forces, Cao Cao, who has many soldiers and generals, and sufficient food and grass, to fight back and forth, with victory and defeat for each other!
The terror of Han Sui is evident!
The commander attribute of 95 is probably not his true level. Of course, it may also be related to Han Sui's skills. Maybe his skill increase is very powerful.
"Well..." Han Sui is known as the Nine Bends of the Yellow River. His senses are so sharp. He instantly felt Wang Yu's strange gaze. Han Sui quickly turned his head and saw that the person looking at him was just a child. He couldn't help but smile.
It's so sharp.
However, Han Sui did not turn a blind eye to Wang Yu because of his young age. Instead, he smiled and nodded to him. This alone made Wang Yu look at him with admiration.
However, the current Han Sui is far from mature, and he is also forced by the times. Whether he will become such a hero in the future is still unknown.
Even Wang Yu didn't expect that he could meet Han Sui this time. Does this mean that there are other future big names? After all, this is Huangfu Gui's funeral!
At this time, Wang Yu took full advantage of his young age. Even if he looked around, he was just considered a child to be curious. His eyes began to rotate around, and he happened to meet the gaze of an old man in his sixties!
"What a murderous aura!" Wang Yu was captured by this murderous aura even though he had already experienced the battlefield and killed the enemy himself. Even his third uncle, the Blood Dragon God General Wang Chen, did not have such a terrifying murderous aura.<
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To be able to possess such murderous intent, the identity of this person is by no means simple.
