Chapter 459: Don’t dislike it, the Prime Minister’s etiquette
Zhang Yingmei looked at Gu Yu, and then at the Yizhou New City not far away that had not yet been completely completed and said softly: "My husband is from a famous family, and his father is a high official like the Prime Minister of Soochow. How can he still not dislike me as a concubine? My husband is really
Well, I am lucky to meet my husband."
Gu Yu said seriously: "How could I dislike Ying'er? It's not too late to pity her."
Gu Yong was born in Wu County, Wu County. His great-grandfather Gu Feng was the prefect of Yingchuan County in the Eastern Han Dynasty. When he was young, Gu Yong studied under the famous scholar Cai Yong and learned to play the piano and calligraphy.
He was quick in thinking, calm and focused, and advanced in his art. He was deeply loved by Cai Yong. Cai Yong gave him his name, so Gu Yong has the same name as his teacher Cai Yong.
And because he was praised by the teacher, he took the character Yuan Tan.
Later, he was recommended by the prefecture and county. When he was weak, he served as the county magistrate of Hefei. He successively served as the magistrate of Lou, Qu'a, and Shangyu. He made great achievements wherever he went. After that, he was promoted to the prime minister. Since he was able to become the first official in Jiangdong
, the children’s tutoring etiquette will naturally not be bad,
Only a few military generals who serve as prime ministers have worse etiquette, such as Zhou Bo and his son in the Han Dynasty, and his father's predecessor Lu Boyan.
Zhou Bo's background is almost the same as Liu Bang's. First of all, he was born into a poor family in Peixian County at that time. Zhou Bo originally raised silkworms in his early years and made baskets and other things to support himself.
Making up these things at this time is not a huge gain. After all, these consumables last for several years or more, and Zhou Bo can only sell a few at a time.
At that time, there were not many people in Peixian County, so there was naturally no profit to speak of. Zhou Bo thought that he could not starve to death, but should find another way out.
He fought bravely and almost never fell behind others. As a close minister of Liu Bang, Zhou Bo often ran faster than the vanguard. When facing the enemy, he never chose to give up. The scars on his body were not from fighting with this person.
, it was left over from the battle with that one,
Although in Liu Bang's later years, he already had too many generals under his command, he still only remembered a few important ones, especially those brothers who came out with him in Peixian County. Zhou Bo was one of them.
He has been with Liu Bang for almost half his life, and even in the end Liu Bang had to say that after my death, the person who can pacify the Liu family must be this Zhou Bo. Zhou Bo naturally did not let Liu Bang down. Although he was born in a poor family, he still
It is rare to achieve equal emphasis on civil and military affairs.
After Liu Bang's uprising, he got off to a bad start and defected to Xiang Liang's tent. Liu Bang led his troops to attack Yongqiu, and Qin general Zhang Han took advantage of Xiang Liang to defeat the enemy. In Dingtao, the superior Qin army attacked Xiang Liang's army, and Xiang Liang was killed.
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The enemy was pressing on the territory, and Liu Bang was unable to support him, so he withdrew his troops to Dang (ordered to the southeast of Xiayi, Henan Province). At about this time, Guan Ying abandoned business and joined the army, joined Liu Bang, and was appointed Zhongjuan (Liu Bang's personal soldier).
After Liu Bang's uprising, he got off to a bad start and defected to Xiang Liang's tent. Liu Bang led his troops to attack Yongqiu, and Qin general Zhang Han took advantage of Xiang Liang to defeat the enemy. In Dingtao, the superior Qin army attacked Xiang Liang's army, and Xiang Liang was killed.
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The enemy was pressing on the territory, and Liu Bang was unable to support him, so he withdrew his troops to Dang (ordered to the southeast of Xiayi, Henan Province). At about this time, Guan Ying abandoned business and joined the army, joined Liu Bang, and was appointed Zhongjuan (Liu Bang's personal soldier).
After Guan Ying followed Liu Bang, he quickly became an important general under Liu Bang because of his bravery and outstanding military achievements.
Guan Ying has four records of "quick fights, quick strength, and quick battles", which are: Guan Ying fought with the Qin army in the battles of Chengwu and Ganli; when Liu Bang's army attacked the Qin army in Bonan, Kaifeng,
When you encounter a curve, you will gain strength;
When Liu Bang's army advanced westward to Xianyang, Ji Li fought against the Qin army in Lantian; when Liu Bang's army and Xiang Yu's army encountered Dingtaonan, Ji fought. After these four battles, Guan Ying's title became seven.
The official, Zhibo (named Xuanlingjun), Zhigui (named Changwenjun) and Liehou (named Changwenhou).
"The Chu cavalry came, and the King of Han chose the one who could be a cavalry general in the army. They all recommended that the Qin knight Li Bi, who was from Chongquan, and Luo Jia, learned the cavalry. Now he is a school captain, and he can be a cavalry general. The king of Han wanted to worship him, Bi, Jia said.
"I am a friend of the people of Qin. I am afraid that the army will not trust me. I would like to be trained by someone who is good at riding on the king's left and right." "Although Ying is young, he can fight with strength, so he worships Ying as a senior official, and orders Li Bi and Luo Jia to be the left and right captains.
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Therefore, the young Guan Ying was appointed by Liu Bang as a senior official due to his bravery and prowess in combat. With the assistance of Li Bi and Luo Jia, he led the Han cavalry to defeat the Chu army in the east of Xingyang.
Immediately afterwards, Guan Ying was ordered to lead his army around the back of the Chu army and be responsible for cutting off the Chu army's food route.
So Guan Ying defeated Xiang Guan's army in Lu, defeated Duke Zhe and Wang Wu in the west of Yan, defeated Wang Wu's Huan Ying in Baima, then crossed the Yellow River south, sent Liu Bang to Luoyang, and went to Handan to meet Han Xin.
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Soon after, Guan Ying was controlled by Han Xin as a censor, and achieved brilliant results in the Qi War: he defeated the Qi army in Lixia, and his men captured Qi's cavalry generals and 46 generals;
Capture Linzi and capture Qi's Prime Minister Tian Guang alive;
Chased Qi State Prime Minister Guotian Heng, defeated Qi State cavalry, captured 4 cavalry generals alive, and beheaded 1 cavalry general;
Conquered Ying, won two cities, and beheaded the Qi defender Tian Sui; followed Han Xin to defeat Long Qie's troops in Gaomi, and his subordinates killed Long Qie, while Guan Ying himself captured the deputy general Zhou Lan alive.
Han Xin was named Queen of Qi by Liu Bang, and Guan Ying was ordered to attack the Chu army. He conquered cities and territories along the way, capturing the Chu capital Pengcheng and a large area of territory, and finally met Liu Bang in Yixiang.
In the decisive battle at Gaixia, Guan Ying defeated Xiang Yu's army in Chendi, and was individually ordered to pursue Xiang Yu who broke out. He surrounded Xiang Yu on the banks of the Wu River, and each of his five generals captured part of Xiang Yu's body. After that, he crossed the river and captured Wu.
After conquering the counties, Yuzhang and Kuaiji, they returned to Huaibei and captured 52 counties.
After Liu Bang became emperor, Guan Ying led the army to defeat King Zang Tu's army as a chariot general; then Guan Ying followed Liu Bang to quell the rebellion of King Xin of Han, experienced the siege of Baishan Mountain, and quelled the rebellion of Chen Xi and Yingbu. Finally, Liu Bang, the emperor of the Han Dynasty,
Twenty-five hundred households in Yingyin were granted to Guanying as a food town, and they were named the Marquis of Yingyin.
After the death of Liu Bang, the great ancestor of the Han Dynasty, Guan Ying assisted the Empress Dowager Lu and Emperor Hui of the Han Dynasty as a lieutenant. Later, the Empress Dowager Lu also passed away. Zhu Lu was in power and attempted to rebel and seize state affairs. King Liu Xiang of Qi heard about this and raised his troops to the west, claiming to be executed.
He was not worthy of being a king. When General Lu Lu and others heard about this, he sent Ying Ying as a general to lead his army to attack him.
When Guan Ying came to Xingyang, he discussed with Jianghou Zhou Bo and others and decided to temporarily station the army in Xingyang. He secretly signaled to King Liu Xiang of Qi that he was ready to kill Lu, so the Qi soldiers stopped advancing.
After Jianghou Zhou Bo and others killed Zhu Lu, King Qi withdrew his troops and returned to his fiefdom. Guan Ying also withdrew his troops and returned to the capital from Xingyang. Together with Zhou Bo and Chen Ping, he established the acting king Liu Heng as Emperor Xiaowen.
Emperor Xiaowen then granted Guan Ying a land of 3,000 households, gave him a thousand catties of gold, and appointed him as Taiwei.
In the third year of Emperor Wen of the Han Dynasty, Guan Ying succeeded Zhou Bo as prime minister. He became the fourth founding hero to serve as prime minister as a military general after Cao Shen, Wang Ling, and Zhou Bo. He was also the second founding hero after Zhou Bo to serve as Taiwei and prime minister.
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At this time, the Xiongnu invaded the border again from the south. The old Guan Ying was still an old man with great ambition. Regardless of his age and illness, he personally led 80,000 Han troops to attack the Xiongnu. The Xiongnu army retreated after hearing the news.
After Guan Ying's triumphant return, he worked hard on state affairs day and night every day. His past war injuries recurred, and he gradually became seriously ill.
In the fourth year of Emperor Wen of the Han Dynasty, a bad news came. Guan Ying died after working hard and died of illness. Emperor Wen of the Han Dynasty went to pay homage in person and ordered the Prime Minister Guan Ying to be buried well...