Chapter 509: Unable to succeed, hatred towards Cao Wei
Qin Dan thought for a while, then put down the soup bowl in his hand and said again: "When I was fleeing from Liaodong Gongsun Yuan, I also received Gao Xunli's protection. Although Gao Xunli was not dead and her fighting power was acceptable,
There are still a few people,
As for Xianbei, I don’t know much about it. I think that Xianbei was surrounded and suppressed by Cao Mengde many times. People like Tan Shihuai and Ke Bineng are no longer around. They must not be able to do anything now. Can pulling them over be a big deal?
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Quan Cong smiled and said: "Haha, you generals don't have to worry about this. According to the intelligence I got a few days ago, although there are not many of them, there are still tens of thousands of them together.
And they all have hatred for Cao Wei, wouldn’t tens of thousands of people like this be a good fighting force?”
During the late Han Dynasty, when Xianbei and Wuhuan were often in trouble, they both belonged to Donghu. Due to the defeat by the Xiongnu Chanyu Maodun, some people moved to the Xianbei Mountains, and this was how the later Xianbei came into being. Its language and customs were similar to those of Wuhuan.
However, there is still controversy over which name came first, "Xianbei Mountain" or "Xianbei". Some people think that Xianbei is named after Xianbei Mountain, while others think that "Xianbei" has a different origin and is just the name of its ethnic group.
Name the mountain.
In the ninth year of Yanxi (166), Tan Shihuai did not accept the request of Emperor Huan of the Han Dynasty to make the king and marry him, and divided the area under his jurisdiction into three parts, from the east of Youbeiping County to Liaodong County, together with Fuyu and Haoqihui
Adjacent to mo, with this as the eastern part, there are more than 20 villages. The Xianbei adults or Xianbei leaders responsible for managing here are Mika, Queji, Suli, and Huaitou.
From the west of Youbeiping County to Shanggu County as the central part, there are more than 10 villages. The Xianbei adults or Xianbei leaders responsible for managing here include Ke Zui, Que Ju, Murong and others.
From the west of Shanggu County to Dunhuang County, adjacent to Wusun, there are more than 20 towns in the west. The Xianbei leaders responsible for managing here include Zhidaoluoluo, Rilu Deduction, Yanliyou, etc.
There is no Kebineng in the above names. This may be because he is originally a "small species of Xianbei", which means that his tribe is relatively weak. Perhaps because of this, he cannot compete with the "Xianbei adults" of the eastern, central and western tribes.
They have the same name, "Master Xianbei" refers to a person who is brave and strong, and can handle fights, lawsuits and other matters fairly.
At the end of the Han Dynasty, the Central Plains was a period of warlord separatism. The northern grasslands also entered a chaotic situation due to the death of Xianbei hero Tan Shihuai.
After experiencing the internal struggle for power among several grandsons of Tan Shihuai, Xianbei's vitality was severely damaged, and another leader of Xianbei, Kebi Neng, stood out.
Kebineng is a "small species of Xianbei", which most likely means a small tribe. He is a central member of the Tanshihuai Military Alliance.
At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Yuan Shao gained actual control of the north, and Kebineng's tribe also grew stronger. He was known for his bravery, law-abiding, and not greed for money. He was promoted to the leader of the Xianbei tribe and gradually controlled the tribes in central Xianbei.
With a crowd of more than 100,000, they occupied Daijun, Shanggu and other places east of Gaoliu, and then expanded to Yunzhong, Wuyuan and other places, and reached the Liaohe River Basin in the east.
At that time, Cao Cao defeated Yuan Shao, unified the north, and used the emperor to control the princes. The Wuhuan people who were originally dependent on Xianbei also broke away from Xianbei's control and developed on their own.
Among them, the three groups of Wuhuan in Liaodong, West Liaoning and Youbeiping were the most powerful and formed an alliance, which was called the "Three Commanderies of Wuhuan".
When Yuan Shaoxiong occupied the north, Yuan Shao defeated Gongsun Zan with the help of the three counties of Wuhuan. After Yuan Shao died, he took in Yuan Shao's sons Yuan Xi and Yuan Shang who were chased by Cao Cao.
The leader of Wuhuan in Liaodong County was Qiu Liju, who commanded more than 5,000 gathering points. The leader of Wuhuan in Liaodong County, Su Puyan, commanded more than 1,000 gathering points. The leader of Wuhuan in Youbeiping County commanded more than 800 gathering points. Wuhuan in Shanggu County commanded more than 800 gathering points.
The leader, Nanlou, commanded more than 9,000 gathering points.
After the death of Qiu Liju, the leader of western Liaoning, his son Lou Ban was young and his nephew Tadun was talented in civil and military affairs. He took over the position of leader and took charge of the three Wuhuan divisions.
Later, Lou Ban grew up and was elected as Chanyu, but the military power was still in Tadun's hands.
After Yuan Shang's defeat, he and his brother Yuan Xi fled to Tadun, hoping to use Wuhuan's power to revive and recapture Jizhou occupied by Cao Cao.
In the 11th year of Jian'an, Cao Cao overcame all opinions and personally led his troops to Liucheng to conquer Tadun. He quietly marched through the trail and was only discovered when he was still a hundred miles away from Liucheng.
Tadun hurriedly joined Yuan Shang and led his troops to fight in Fan City. Cao Cao's troops fought hard and killed Tadun in formation. He converted the surrendered Wuhuan people into his cavalry and accompanied him in the battle, becoming Cao Cao's powerful assistant in unifying northern China.
, the Wuhuan people who were brave and good at fighting repeatedly made military exploits, and "Wuwan (Huan) of the three counties was a famous horseman in the world."
Cao Cao defeated the three counties of Wuhuan, and also eliminated the powerful opponents of the northern grasslands for the Xianbei tribes. He also completely left the Xilamulun and Laoha river basins to the Xianbei people who went south, and also left the Wuhuan who were defeated and fled to the south.
A considerable number of Huan people merged with the Xianbei people who had the same clan and ancestors, which strengthened the strength of Xianbei in the east.
Kebineng reviewed the Xianbei tribes and concentrated his energy on dealing with the Xianbei Bu Dugen group in the west. Because Bu Dugen was the grandson of Tan Shihuai, only by defeating him could it be possible to unify the Xianbei tribes.
Bu Dugen was inferior to Ke Bineng in terms of personal ability and tribal strength. On the one hand, he showed favor to Cao Wei and was willing to surrender to Cao Wei's regime so that he could use it to contain Ke Bineng.
On the one hand, he carried out rebellion activities against the tribal leaders under Kebineng, and sent people to tell his nephew Xie Guini: "Your father was killed by Kebineng. You and him have a mortal enemy. How can you repay him?"
Are you attached to him and don't want to avenge your father? Even though Ke Bineng treats you well on the surface, he is actually trying to kill you... You should come back to me, we are close relatives!"
Therefore, Xie Guini led the tribe back to Budugen, weakening Kebineng's strength.
This Ke Bineng was not a mortal. In order to stabilize his position in Xianbei, he took the initiative to pay tribute to Cao Wei, accepted the title of "Fuyi King" given to him by Cao Wei, and twice moved more than 2,000 people to the Central Plains in Xianbei.
The Han people were repatriated to Dai County and Shanggu County.
He also wrote to Cao Wei's auxiliary general Xian Yufu, saying: "Although I, the barbarian people, do not know etiquette and justice, my brothers and descendants are sealed by the emperor, and my cattle and horses still know the beauty of water and grass. What's more, I have an evil heart! The general should protect me from the emperor." His words were sincere and heartfelt.
He expressed his unwillingness to invade the border of Cao Wei and hoped to gain the support of Cao Wei.
Cao Wei then explicitly ordered his border generals to adopt a soft policy toward Xianbei, thus reducing armed conflicts.
Not only that, the clever Ke Bineng also took the initiative to trade with Cao Wei. He personally led people to drive more than 70,000 cattle Martin to trade. (This horse was also needed by Cao Wei.) He also obtained supplies that were in short supply on the grassland to strengthen himself.
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Ke Bi was influenced by the culture of the Central Plains and learned many governance techniques. He clearly realized that Cao Wei liked the fact that he and Bu Dugen were in the same room.
Dugen will not win, only Xianbei will unite himself.
Therefore, he took the initiative to seek peace with Bu Dugen, expressed his thoughts, united and strengthened to deal with the common enemy, and hoped that Bu Dugen would get rid of the control of the governor of Bingzhou in Cao Wei, return north to the grassland, and ensure Bu Dugen's safety.
Bu Dugen agreed and led his troops to leave Bingzhou and go north. The governor of Bingzhou sent his subordinates Su Shang and Dong Bi to intercept the attack. Kebi Neng personally led 10,000 fine cavalry to meet Bu Dugen. They fought fiercely with the Wei army in Loufan and killed Su Shang.
Together with Dong Bi, they almost made dumplings for the soldiers of Cao Wei...
Kebi Neng made full use of Cao Wei to manage various Xianbei ministries and maintained a close relationship. Finally, due to an accidental incident, Cao Wei decided to deal with him.