Late at night, a gust of wind gradually blew from the distance, adding a bit of coolness to the hot summer night, making people feel more comfortable than during the day.
Cao Shuang nodded and said: "Although there will probably not be such people in the future, there will also be people who join foreign races to show their talents, like Wu Zixu, and of course there are people like Li Ling who are not willing to do anything for themselves even after being captured.
There are people in the world who can offer advice from other races, and this is true human nature."
Jian Jia thought for a while and then said: "I heard that Huang Gongheng during the reign of the late emperor was captured and surrendered by the Shu Kingdom. He has some knowledge and strategies."
It is true that there have been people who have betrayed the country and surrendered to the enemy like BOC said, but they have never gone as far as he did, even thinking of using poison to help the sworn enemy of the motherland and cause mass destruction.
Wu Zixu's father, Wu She, was the tutor of Prince Jian of Chu State. King Chu Ping married a Qin girl for Prince Jian. As a result, the traitor Fei Wuji saw that the Qin girl was very beautiful, so he sent the Qin girl to the bedroom of King Ping of Chu.
Liang Zi formed a relationship with Prince Jian,
In order to bring down Prince Jian, Fei Wuji framed and persecuted Prince Jian, Wu She and others. Eventually, Prince Jian went into exile, Wu She was killed, and Wu Zixu fled to Wu.
In the State of Wu, Wu Zixu helped Helu ascend to the throne, and was subsequently reused. With his assistance, the national strength of the State of Wu greatly increased. Then the Wu army attacked the capital of the State of Chu, and Wu Zixu whipped King Chu Ping to death to avenge the murder of his father.
Wu Zixu was loyal to the State of Wu and worked hard, but in the end he could not withstand the slander and slander of the traitor. Under the trap of Dazai Pei, this military strategist of the Spring and Autumn Period and a loyal minister of the State of Wu was sentenced to death by King Fu Chai of Wu.
According to the Bank of China, Li Ling was born after a famous general and was the grandson of Li Guang, the flying general of the Han Dynasty. He was good at riding and shooting since he was a child, and had brave strategies.
In the second year of the Han Dynasty, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty decided to attack the Xiongnu. He sent General Li Guangli of the Second Division, the brother of his favorite concubine, Mrs. Li, as the main general to attack the Xiongnu. He also sent Li Ling and his entourage Li Guangli to escort the baggage. Li Ling was unwilling to be an unknown grain transport officer and took the initiative to offer five thousand tassels.
An infantryman achieves meritorious service by killing an enemy.
After that, Li Ling led 5,000 infantrymen out of Juyan and went deep into Junji Mountain. He happened to meet the main force of the Xiongnu. At that time, the Xiongnu had 80,000 elite cavalry. There was a huge disparity in the strength of the two sides.
Li Ling commanded his troops calmly, fought and retreated, and killed tens of thousands of Xiongnu during the battle. The Xiongnu did not know the strength of Li Ling's defense, and did not dare to attack with all their troops.
But Li Ling went deep alone without any backup. When his bows and arrows were about to run out, the traitor Guan Gan surrendered to the Huns and betrayed Li Ling. In the end, Li Ling was besieged by the Huns and was forced to surrender after running out of ammunition and food.
When Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty heard that Li Ling had surrendered to the enemy, he became furious and executed Sima Qian, who defended Li Ling. Later, when he heard that Li Ling was training troops for the Huns, he brutally annihilated three of Li Ling's tribes.
Li Ling, who was in the north, always wanted to return to his motherland and serve the Han Dynasty.
But when he heard that his wife, children and mother were all killed by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, he became disheartened. Later, an envoy from the Han Dynasty told him that Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was angry with his family because he heard that he was training troops for the Huns. Li Ling said this angrily
People are Li Xu, not me.
Li Ling hated that his family had been killed because of Li Xu, so he had Li Xu assassinated, thus eliminating a major problem for the Han Dynasty.
The execution of his wife, children and mother completely cut off Li Ling's retreat from returning to the Han Dynasty. During the twenty-five years he lived with the Xiongnu, he was disheartened and had nothing to do. He neither participated in the Xiongnu's military operations nor made any plans for the Xiongnu.
In the end, he died alone in the wind and sand of the north, also trapped in the Huns,
Huang Quan was a county official when he was young, and was later summoned by Liu Zhang to be the chief administrator. Zhang Song suggested that Liu Zhang transfer Liu Bei to Shu to resist Zhang Lu. Huang Quan objected, and Liu Zhang made him the county magistrate of Guanghan. Liu Bei captured Yizhou, and Liu Zhang surrendered.
When Huang Quan learned that his master had surrendered, he gave up the resistance and was worshiped as a partial general by Liu Bei. Liu Bei proclaimed himself emperor and appointed Huang Quan as a governor. After Guan Yu was killed, Liu Bei avenged Guan Yu and raised troops to attack Wu. Huang Quan tried his best to persuade him.
Liu Bei didn't listen.
In 221, Liu Bei sent troops to attack Wu and appointed Huang Quan as the general of Zhenbei to defend Wei from sneak attacks.
In 222, Lu Xun, the governor of the Wu Kingdom, defeated Liu Bei's army. Liu Bei subsequently died of illness in Baidi City. After the defeat of the Shu Kingdom, the Jiangnan frontline troops completely retreated. The road back to Shu was cut off by the Wu army. Huang Quan was unable to return to the Shu Kingdom, so he had to lead his troops to seek refuge.
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Someone in the Shu Kingdom proposed arresting and punishing Huang Quan's family. Liu Bei said: "I have wronged Huang Quan, but Huang Quan has not wronged me." He did not investigate Huang Quan's guilt for surrendering to the Wei Kingdom, and continued to treat his family as usual.
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Cao Shuang reasoned it out in his mind. The Bank of China said that such a person can only be compared with Zhang Bin, a wise and resourceful man who appeared sixty years later in the original trajectory. If Zhang Bin hadn't helped the evildoer,
Zhang Bin's father, Zhang Yao, was the governor of Zhongshan. Zhang Bin was eager to learn since he was a child and read a lot of classics and history.
He was very ambitious when he was young and said to his brother: "I think my intelligence is not inferior to Zhang Liang's, but I have never met the emperor of the Han Dynasty." Later, he served as the governor of King Zhongqiu's tent, but he failed in his ambition and was dismissed from office due to illness.
After the Yongjia Rebellion, the Central Plains was in great turmoil. At that time, Shi Le was a general under Liu Yuan, the leader of the Han Dynasty. Zhang Binhui knew people well and said to his relatives: "I have seen many generals, but only General Hu (Note: Shi Le
He is a Hu man, so Zhang Bin calls him General Hu) and we can accomplish great things together with him."
Later, he defected to Shi Le's tent as a counselor, but was not reused at first.
In the fourth year of Yongjia (310), Shi Le marched into Jiang and Han, intending to defend it for a long time. Zhang Bin disagreed and hoped that Shi Le would return to the north. Shi Le did not accept Zhang Bin's opinion. As a result, Shi Le's army was short of food and was attacked by Wang Dao.
The Jin army he led attacked and suffered heavy losses. Shi Le had no choice but to adopt Zhang Bin's suggestion and return north.
In the first month of the fifth year of Yongjia (311), Shi Le led his army north across the Mianshui River, captured Xincai, and attacked Xuchang, which dealt a heavy blow to the Jin army. From then on, Shi Le followed Zhang Binyan's advice, and Zhang Bin became the number one counselor.
Later, he designed to help Shi Le get rid of his political enemy Wang Mi. When the Southern Expedition was in danger, he offered a plan to help the army successfully escape from trouble. He defeated Wang Jun and supported Shi Le in proclaiming himself emperor.
Four years after the establishment of the Hou Zhao regime, Shi Le died.
Not long after Shi Le's son succeeded to the throne, Shi Hu rebelled and became emperor himself.
Shi Hu was the adopted son of Emperor Shi Le's father, named Ji Long. He was born in the fifth year of Yuan Kang (AD 295). His grandfather was Shi Xie and his father was Shi Kou Mi.
Shi Le's father, Shi Zhou Huozhu, raised him as his own son. During the Tai'an period of the Western Jin Dynasty, Shi Le was kidnapped and trafficked. Later, Shi Hu and Shi Le's mother, Wang, were also lost.
In the fifth year of Yongjia (AD 311), Liu Kun, Sikong of the Western Jin Dynasty, found Wang and Shi Hu and returned them to Shi Le, who had escaped from slavery and became prosperous.
When Shi Hu was returned to Shi Le, he was only seventeen years old. He had a cruel temperament, liked hunting, did not obey the law, and became a nuisance to the army.
Shi Le believed that Shi Hu was too violent and should be killed to avoid future troubles. However, his mother, Wang, tried her best to persuade Shi Le to be patient, and then she stopped Shi Le. When Shi Hu was eighteen years old, he calmed down his temper a little, and he was very quick in drawing a bow and riding a horse.
Shi Le appointed him as the general who conquered the captives.
But Shi Hu still had a cruel temperament. When he saw brave and clever people in the army, he would kill them with excuses. During the war, Shi Hu often killed the people in the city. Shi Le had rebuked him many times, but Shi Hu did not listen and still went his own way.
In the third year of Taihe in the former Zhao Dynasty (AD 330), Shi Le succeeded to the throne and appointed Shi Hu as King of Zhongshan.
After Shi Le's death, his son Shi Hong succeeded to the throne, and Shi Hu took over the power.
In the third year after Zhao Jianwu (337 AD), Shi Hu claimed to be the King of Zhao, killed Shi Le's wives, concubines and children, and seized the throne.
But this stone tiger is extremely licentious and cruel, and it can be said that it is unprecedented and unprecedented.
When Shi Hu led his troops out to fight, he never brought any food or grass. Once he captured a city, he would kill people to use as food for the army, and he was called a "two-legged sheep."
Later generations recorded it grandly in the volume of "Chicken Ribs": "Old and thin men call them 'Rao Bahuo', women who are young and tired are called 'Bu Xian Yang', and children call them 'He Gulan'."
, and the common name is 'two-legged sheep'." The ancients not only cannibalized people, but also ate them in various ways. They even had so many titles. It is true that life is thinner than paper.
Young women are plump and juicy, so they are called "not envious of sheep", which means that the deliciousness of young women's meat will make you forget the deliciousness of mutton; children are even more delicate in skin and tender in meat, so they are called "and bone rotten".
"; Old men have rough skin and dry flesh, so they are called "Rao Bahuo".
After the Xianbei people entered the Central Plains, they killed the men they saw and captured the women they saw. Since these ethnic minorities did not bring military rations with the army during the invasion, they used these captured women as military rations, starting the bad habit of treating people as military rations.
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The subsequent Jie-Zhao regime even captured Han women and raised them as military rations, and even named these women "two-legged sheep."
Shi Hu also ordered that all women aged 13-20 across the country be summoned to the palace for his enjoyment, as many as 40,000 women.
The palace was not enough, so 400,000 laborers were recruited to build the palace.
A flood killed 170,000 workers, but they still refused to give up and recruited another 160,000 to continue repairs...
To this day, these words are shocking to read.
You said that people at that time must have deeply hated the brutal rule of Hou Zhao. Those who were close to Zhu were red, and those who were close to Mo were black.
At this time, even though Zhang Bin died, he could not escape his involvement, and he also followed Mo Zhe into conspiracy. After all, he had made great contributions for the sake of his lord Shi Le and the Hou Zhao Dynasty.