At this time, Quan Cong raised the sword at his waist and said loudly: "Let's go, today we will avenge those soldiers who died in Liaodong!"
After saying this, Quan Cong led his generals out of the county government office, got on their horses, and headed straight for Xiangping...
At that time, Sun Quan was very happy and even offered amnesty to the world. Quan Cong knew about this.
Sun Quan directly compared Gongsun Yuan's coming to surrender to him to Cheng Tang meeting Yi Yin and King Wen of Zhou meeting Jiang Ziya.
Sun Quan also planned to make Gongsun Yuan King of Yan and give him the gift of nine tins.
In order to achieve this ambitious goal, Sun Quan directly sent Taichang Zhang Mi, the leader of the Nine Qings, Xu Yan, the Jinwu who was equal to the Nine Qings, and General He Da to lead a fleet of more than 10,000 people and bring various ships from the south with them.
Armed with gold, precious treasures, and nine tins, he marched northward to represent Sun Quan and confer Gongsun Yuan as King of Yan.
This fleet may be the largest and highest-level maritime operation during China's Two Han and Three Kingdoms periods.
Sun Quan's approach ushered in a lot of approval in Soochow? Or it ushered in a lot of opposition!
Almost all the ministers of the Manchu Dynasty, headed by Gu Yong and Zhang Zhao, expressed opposition, and Quan Cong was no exception. However, there was no opposition. Sun Quan insisted on going his own way, and was eventually deceived again. After all, Sun Quan still did not want to give up even a sliver of the freedom to buy
horse hope,
The reason is roughly the same: Gongsun Yuan is not trustworthy. You have incurred such a huge cost just after we met. What if you are deceived?
You have to express your concern and directly send troops to escort the two envoys Su Shu and Sun Zong back. It is too risky to send two ministers at the level of Jiuqing with so much gold, silver and jewelry.
But Sun Quan refused to listen. Sure enough, after such a large team arrived in Liaodong, Gongsun Yuan had other ideas.
Gongsun Yuan's original intention was to find a foreign aid and get some food and drinks, but he didn't expect Sun Quan to directly raise the standard so high. He also wanted to make himself King of Yan, give him nine tins, and send important officials in the court to carry gold and silver treasures.
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Gongsun Yuan calculated that if this matter gets serious, Cao Wei will definitely come to attack me. If Cao Wei comes to attack me, Sun Quan will not be able to help me even though he is far away.
Gongsun Yuan took another look at the belongings of Sun Quan's large fleet of more than 10,000 people. He simply did not stop and deceived the leaders of Soochow into landing in the name of hosting a banquet. He packed them all up, and then took the fleet and the
All wealth is accepted.
This was not over yet. Gongsun Yuan beheaded Taichang Zhang Mi, the leader of the Nine Qings of Eastern Wu, and Xu Yan, the Jinwu who was on the same level as the Nine Qings. He sent his head to Cao Rui to express his loyalty, saying that I would always be loyal to him.
Dawei.
Cao Rui also followed the trend and went directly to Gongsun Yuan to worship him as Grand Sima, grant him the title of Duke Lelang, maintain integrity, and lead the county as before.
When Sun Quan heard the news that he had lost his wife and soldiers, he was so angry that he almost died.
Not only did he feel sorry for his fleet and treasure of more than 10,000 people, but he also felt that he had been severely humiliated in front of the ministers, so he clamored to personally lead his troops to conquer Liaodong! In the end, he was persuaded by the ministers to come down, and Sun Quan never returned.
Not to mention sending people to visit Liaodong.
But in the end Gongsun Yuan didn't fare well, and was directly liquidated by Cao Rui.
In the afternoon, gunpowder smoke was already filling the air under Xiangping City. The Wu Army's vanguard troops had already surrounded all four gates of Xiangping City and began to launch a fierce attack on the four gates. "Bang-bang-bang" flying stones were thrown against the city wall. The simple The ladder has already been set up,
From time to time, a soldier climbed to the top of the ladder and was thrown down by falling rocks and rolling logs by the Wei soldiers. The hot golden juice was continuously splashed down. From time to time, a Wu soldier was burned by the golden juice and screamed heartbreakingly, "Ah!" , my eyes!”… “My hands, please save me!”
There is generally no cure for burns caused by gold juice, but if the arms are broken off in time, the hands can be cut off in time to save life. "Boom-boom-boom" arrows intertwined on the city wall, and soldiers from both sides above and below the city wall were shot to the ground from time to time. The battle situation It started to get intense,
The city walls that had been damaged in the past few years have begun to be damaged again. Speaking of which, Xiangping City is quite old.
Around 284-279 BC, Yan general Qin Kai attacked Donghu, and Donghu was thousands of miles away. He established Xiangping County and made it Liaodong County.
The origin of "Xiangping" started from this time.
From the late Spring and Autumn Period to the early Warring States Period, there was a nomadic tribe living in today's Northeast and central-eastern Inner Mongolia. Its name was "Donghu". It was called Donghu because it was located to the east of the Xiongnu.
As a nomadic people, the Donghu tribe lived in pursuit of water and grass, and lived a nomadic life for a long time. In order to meet the needs of supplies, they often went south to rob the Han people of supplies. Over time, the Donghu tribe's southward movement became a headache for the Yan and Zhao countries during the Warring States Period.
By the middle of the Warring States Period, the State of Yan gradually became stronger and stronger through a series of reform measures. Later, King Zhao of Yan sent General Qin Kaibei to attack Donghu, and took back all the land from Yanshan to the Liaodong Peninsula to the State of Yan, and set up Shanggu, Yu There are five counties including Yang, Youbeiping, Liaodong and Liaoxi. Xiangping is the seat of Liaodong County.
In this way, Xiangping became the earliest prototype of a city in Liaoyang. From a geographical point of view, Xiangping's location is of great geographical significance. Xiangping is located in the middle of Liaodong, right on the dividing line between Liaodong and western Liaoning.
Its north reaches today's Jilin and Heilongjiang;
600 miles to the west, across the Liao River, you can reach the North China Plain from the Western Liaoning Corridor; to the south, across the Bohai Bay, you can reach the Shandong Peninsula; to the east, you can pass North Korea.
Moreover, Xiangping is also very suitable for farming. In addition, the Taizi River runs through Liaoyang, making Liaoyang perfect both by water and land.
There were two main transportation corridors in ancient Liaodong. One went north from today's Western Liaoning Corridor, then headed eastward through the swampy areas of the lower reaches of the Liao River, then to the mountains of Liaodong, and then entered the Korean Peninsula.
The other one starts from the west of the Liaodong Peninsula, passes through the east side of the Liaohe Plain, and goes deep into the hinterland of Northeast China, and Liaoyang is right at the node of these two roads.
With the evolution of time, the traffic roads in Liaodong area began to mature, and slowly, more and more extended roads began to take shape.
In the twenty-fifth year of the First Emperor of Qin (222 BC), Qin captured Liaodong. The following year, the country was unified and divided into 36 counties. Xiangping County was still classified as Liaodong County.
After the Han Dynasty, a tribute road was formed from North China to Liaodong through western Liaoning, and then crossed the Yalu River through North Korea and arrived in Japan. Historically, when paying tribute to the Central Plains Dynasty, such as Fuyu and Goguryeo, they had to pass through Liaoyang to reach the inland areas of China.
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After the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, there was great chaos in the Central Plains. Gongsun Du, the prefect of Liaodong, took the opportunity to separate and establish his own rule. He proclaimed himself Marquis of Liaodong, called Pingzhou Mu, and made Xiangping County the seat of Pingzhou and Liaodong counties.
In 238 AD (the second year of Wei Jingchu), Sima Yi destroyed the Gongsun family, Liaodong County was included in the territory of Wei State, and Dongyi Xiaowei was established in Xiangping. Later, Pingzhou was merged with Youzhou.