Chapter 467: Restore vitality and persuade the Bao tribe to surrender
The wind in the south of Danzhou Island is very light today, and you can't even feel it. This may be because the fierce Shiyou wind in the past few days has consumed too much energy. Such wind cannot last forever, and you need to rest for a long time.
Rejuvenate...
After clearing the tree roadblocks outside the city, Zhuge Ke led his soldiers to the newly reclaimed paddy fields to lift up the seedlings that were lucky enough to be left in them one by one. He did not return to the city until sunset to eat and rest.
Early the next morning, Zhuge Ke led a group of troops out of the city again to visit the Bao and Yun tribes. After using force, Wen's appeasement should also be used.
One of the accompanying guards said with some dissatisfaction: "General, shouldn't it be the Bao clan? The leader of the Yun clan is here to see you? Why do you still deign to go to their tribe?"
Zhuge Ke held the reins in one hand and his beard in the other and said, "What you said is right. If it is based on strength alone, it should be like this. But if you are blindly tough, many people will not accept it!"
An accompanying captain smiled and clasped his fists and said: "What the general said is that blind use of force cannot solve everything. How can he fully understand the general's strategy?"
The captain then pointed at the guard and said, "You still have to learn from the general. If you understand that day, maybe you can be a captain."
The guard thought about it seriously and said, "I still think it's good to be the general's personal guard. I don't have to worry about too much. I can't think about those things."
The Bao family is a very ancient multi-ethnic group with multiple origins of surnames.
One of them is derived from the Gaoxin clan, which comes from Shubao, a descendant of Emperor Ku's three sons. This branch uses leopard as its totem, and its descendants take the clan name as their surname, called Shubao. Later, the provincial text simplified it to the single surname Bao.
The Zhibao family is mainly distributed in the Danzhou area, which is now Hainan Province. It has become the ancestor of the Li ethnic group and is one of the very ancient surnames.
The second is derived from the surname Jiang, which comes from the San Miao tribe of the Chiyou tribe in ancient times. The Bao clan of the Miao tribe uses leopard as its totem. For generations, leopard has been the surname, and it is called the Bao clan. It is a surname based on the name of the tribe.
The third one is derived from the surname Ji, which came from Baohou, an official in the early Western Zhou dynasty. They were surnames based on official titles and were mostly from military and military families.
The fourth is derived from the Ji surname, which comes from the official title Baowei in the early Western Zhou Dynasty, and is a surname based on the official title. The fifth is derived from the Dai ethnic group, from the Bao clan of the ancient Kemu people in Xishuangbanna, and is based on totem belief.
The sixth one is derived from the surname Ji, which came from Ximen Bao, an official of the Wei State during the Warring States Period. It is a surname based on the name of an ancestor.
The Yun family is a multi-ethnic surname with many origins. One of the surnames is derived from the surname Yun. The descendants of Zhu Rong were granted the title of Yunluo in Yunluo land and were named Yunzi. Their descendants became the Yun family, and later they omitted the female side and became the Yun family.
Formed Yunshi.
The descendants of Zhu Rong's tributaries were granted the title of Hu State, which was destroyed by the Chu State in the Spring and Autumn Period. The descendants of the people took the name of the country as their surname. Later, they moved to the city and became the Yun family, which was simplified to the Yun family. It was called the Yun family Zhengzong in history.
The second one is derived from the surname Yu. Zhurong, the Huoguan during the emperor's reign, was later granted the title of Yun State, which was destroyed by the Chu State in the Spring and Autumn Period. The descendants took the country as their surname, and later Jian moved to the city and became the Yun family.
The third one originates from the Jinyun family, which comes from after Xia Guan during the Huangdi period. Xia Guan's official name was Jinyun family, which was named after his official position.
Zhuge Ke is not a simple military commander. He only knows how to fight and is also very proficient in maneuvering. Naturally, he is not a problem with these things to win people's hearts. After all, he is a member of the Zhuge family. It would be very embarrassing if he is not good at these things.
The craftsmen of Lu Yin, the governor of Jiaozhou, and the common people have also arrived in the hundreds. This is the first batch, and several batches will be arranged later. Although it is not a lot, it can also solve some urgent needs.
When he mentioned Jiaozhou, he remembered something. If the scholar family had not committed suicide, how could it be Lu Yin's turn to be the governor of Jiaozhou. Although Jiaozhou was remote, it was not unimportant.
After all, it is a land of one state, and you have to win it for the people of the prince's line. It would even be better if you give it to your own people, but this is not that easy.
During the Eastern Han Dynasty, the Jiaozhou Governor's Department included seven counties, namely Nanhai, Cangwu, Yulin, Hepu, Jiaozhi, Jiuzhen, and Rinan. Among these seven counties, Jiaozhi County, Jiuzhen County, and Rinan County were roughly located in what is now Vietnam.
of the north-central region.
Originally, Jiaozhou should have been continued to be controlled by Shi Xie, but unfortunately Shi Xie's son committed suicide, so Sun Quan took Jiaozhou back directly.
Speaking of which, Shi Xie was not a native of Jiaozhou, but a native of Wenyang, the state of Lu.
Because the world was in chaos during Wang Mang's time, his ancestors came to Jiaozhou to escape the war.
By the generation of Shixie's father, Shici, it was already the sixth generation.
Shi Xie was a descendant of the gentry clan, and his father Shi Ci served as the prefect of Rinan during the period of Emperor Huan of the Eastern Han Dynasty. Rinan County belonged to Jiaozhou, roughly in central Vietnam today.
In the fourth year of Zhongping (187), Shi Xie was appointed as the prefect of Jiaozhi.
Zhu Fu, the governor of Jiaozhou, imposed heavy taxes on various places, causing resistance and killing him, causing chaos in the prefecture and county.
Shi Xie took the opportunity to tell the court about his three younger brothers. Shi Yi was the prefect of Hepu, Shi was the prefect of Jiuzhen, and Shi Wu was the prefect of Nanhai.
As a result, the Shixie family controlled four counties in Jiaozhou, and most of Jiaozhou fell under the rule of the Shi family.
Before the Battle of Chibi, Shi Xie was leaning towards Cao Cao politically. Cao Cao supported Shi Xie in order to restrain the development of Liu Biao's power in Jingzhou.
After the Battle of Chibi, Shi Xie saw that Soochow's military power was very strong. Even though Cao Cao was defeated by Soochow in Chibi, his own strength was even less likely to be Soochow's opponent.
After some thinking, Shi Xie realized that he must move closer to Sun Quan.
In the last years of Jian'an, Shi Xie sent his son Shi Ren to Sun Quan as a hostage, and Sun Quan made Shi Xie the governor of Wuchang.
The sons of Shi Xie and Shi Yi who stayed in Jiaozhou were all named Zhonglang General.
In order to enhance Sun Quan's favor towards him and to express his loyalty to Sun Quan, Shi Xie induced Yong Kai, a wealthy family in Yizhou, and others to lead the people in their county to join Soochow.
Sun Quan was very happy and rewarded Shi Xie again. He was granted the title of General of Wei and Marquis of Long Bian; Shi Xie was granted the title of General of the Side and Marquis of Duxiang.
Brothers Shi Xie and Shi Yi often sent envoys to visit Sun Quan and pay tribute to Sun Quan. Sun Quan always sent letters in person and gave them generous gifts to comfort them.
In the fifteenth year of Jian'an (210), Sun Quan sent Bu Zhi as the governor of Jiaozhou. Shi Xie led his brothers to join him, but Wu Ju had other intentions and was killed by Bu Zhi.
After that, Shi Xie was named General Zuo by Sun Quan.
Shi Xie served as the governor of Jiaozhi for more than 40 years. He died in the fifth year of Huangwu (AD 226) at the age of ninety.
His son Shi Hui betrayed the state of Wu and became independent, and was eventually conquered and destroyed by the state of Wu. The Shi family's influence in Jiaozhou was eliminated, and Soochow finally took full control of Jiaozhou.
At lunch time, Zhuge Ke and his party first arrived at Bao's tribe, had lunch with the leader of Bao's tribe, and then talked with him. Bao, the leader of Bao's tribe, finally agreed to the Bao's tribe's surrender to Wu, and then went to Yun.
The tribe was persuaded to join the Kingdom of Wu...