Emperor Shuang: The counterattack started from the Gaopingling Incident Chapter 514: The difference in status, the advantages outweigh the disadvantages
Chapter 514: The difference in status, the advantages outweigh the disadvantages
If it were possible, Quan Cong would not want to use this method to maximize the morale of the entire army when his brother-in-law Liu Xuande took Yizhou, and capture Youzhou faster, but it is a pity that he cannot do so.
This is not only due to moral reasons, but more importantly, he is afraid that His Majesty will be jealous of him and think that his move is to win people's hearts and have the ambition to replace him.
After all, Liu Xuande is the lord of the Shu Han Dynasty, and he is just a minister of Jiangdong. There is a huge difference in their identities.
But to your allies, you still have to give them the rewards you promised, and you can't go back on your word just because of your heartache.
If there were no allies like Xianbei and Gao Xunli, then I'm afraid they would still have to spend more lives to completely take over Youzhou. Naturally, the advantages of having more allies outweigh the disadvantages.
At least this was the case before the aliens' power declined significantly.
But if we want to restore their vitality, and then a big leader like Tan Shihuai and Ke Bineng appears, and then fight with them openly and honestly, then the Wu army led by Quan Cong in the northern grassland will not be able to defeat the foreigners.
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Even Cao Wei may not be able to win, so he sent assassins to assassinate the Xianbei leader more than ten years ago.
Foreign people like Xianbei are similar to the Huns and even the earlier Quanrong. They all advocate force. It can be said that they are of the same strain.
Tan Shihuai's father, named Touluhou, first served in the Xiongnu army for three years, and his wife gave birth to a child at home.
After returning from Touluhou, he felt strange and wanted to kill the child.
The wife said that she once walked in broad daylight and heard thunder. She looked up to the sky. A hailstone happened to fall into her mouth. She swallowed it. Then she became pregnant. Ten months later, she gave birth to a child. The child must be
If there is something special about someone, it is best to raise him up for the time being.
Tou Luhou refused to listen, so he threw the child away. The wife privately told her parents' family to adopt him and name him Tanshihuai.
Tan Shihuai grew up in his maternal grandfather's house. He was brave, strong and resourceful.
When Tan Shihuai was fourteen or fifteen years old, a tribal leader robbed his grandfather's cattle and sheep. Tan Shihuai chased them on horseback and fought them. He was invincible and chased back all the cattle and horses that had been stolen.
Since then, he has been deeply respected and admired by everyone in the tribe.
Tan Shihuai made laws and heard lawsuits, but no one dared to violate them, so he was elected as the leader of the tribe.
Tanshihuaai established his royal court on the banks of Danhan Mountain (near present-day Shangdu County, Inner Mongolia) and Jieqiu River (present-day Dongyang River), located more than 300 miles north of Gaoliu (present-day Yanggao, Shanxi).
Tanshihuai's soldiers and horses were strong and he was very powerful; the tribal leaders in the east and west all surrendered to him.
Tan Shihuai took this opportunity to plunder the border areas of the Eastern Han Dynasty to the south, resist Ding Ling in the north, repel Fuyu in the east, and attack Wusun in the west, completely occupying all the Xiongnu's original territory, which stretched more than 14,000 miles from east to west and from north to south.
It is more than 7,000 miles wide, with mountains, rivers, swamps and salt ponds all within its jurisdiction.
In July of the second year of Yongshou (156), Tan Shihuai led three to four thousand cavalry to invade Yunzhong County in the Eastern Han Dynasty.
In the first year of Yanxi (158), the second year of Yanxi (159) and the sixth year of Yanxi (163), Xianbei invaded the borders of the Eastern Han Dynasty many times.
In the summer of the ninth year of Yanxi (166), Xianbei sent tens of thousands of cavalry into the nine counties along the Eastern Han Dynasty, killing and plundering officials and people. Therefore, the Eastern Han Dynasty court sent Zhang Huan to attack Xianbei, and the Xianbei people left the border fortress.
The imperial court was worried about Xianbei's long-term invasion, but could not control it, so it sent an envoy with a seal and ribbon, intending to make Tanshihuai king and make peace with him.
However, Tan Shihuai not only refused to accept it, but even more aggressively invaded and plundered the fortresses on the edge of the Eastern Han Dynasty.
Tanshihuai divided the area under his jurisdiction into three parts: from the east of Youbeiping to Liaodong, connecting more than 20 cities such as Fuyu and Haoqi, which is the east;
From the west of Youbeiping to the more than ten cities and towns of Shanggu County, it is the central part; from the west of Shanggu County to Dunhuang County, Wusun and other more than twenty cities and towns, it is the western part.
In the first year of Jianning (168), after Emperor Ling of the Han Dynasty came to the throne, the frontier counties of Youzhou, Bingzhou, and Liangzhou were attacked by Xianbei every year. Countless people were killed and plundered.
In August of the sixth year of Xiping (177), Emperor Ling of the Han Dynasty sent Xia Yu, the captain of the Wuwan School, to set off from Gaoliu, and Tian Yan, the general of the Xianbei Zhonglang, set out from Yunzhong. Zang Min, the general of the Xiongnu Zhonglang, led Tu Teruo, the corpse of the southern Huns, to drive away.
Chanyu set out from Yanmen, each leading more than 10,000 cavalry, and divided his troops into three groups to advance more than 2,000 miles.
Tan Shihuai ordered the leaders of the East, Central and West tribes to lead their tribes to fight.
Xia Yu and others suffered a disastrous defeat. They even lost all their talismans and baggage. Each led dozens of cavalrymen to escape with their lives. As many as seven to eight tenths of the Han soldiers died in battle, and only one tenth of the Han soldiers died.
The soldiers returned to the Han Dynasty.
In the first year of Guanghe (178), Xianbei's population was increasing day by day, and agriculture, animal husbandry, and hunting could not satisfy the people's survival. Tan Shihuai inspected it personally. He saw that the Wuji Qin River was hundreds of miles wide and the water did not flow.
There are fish in the water, but there is no way to get them.
Tan Shihuai heard that the Japanese were good at fishing with nets, so he attacked the Japanese eastward, captured more than a thousand Japanese, and moved them to live by the Qin River, asking them to fish to make up for the lack of food.
Tanshihuai's move promoted Xianbei's social development.
However, due to the limitations of the situation at that time, Xianbei was not yet a unified nation. After Tan Shihuai's death, the alliance collapsed and Xianbei split into many unrelated branches.
In the fourth year of Guanghe (181), Tan Shihuai died at the age of forty-five. His son Helian succeeded him as leader. Since then, Xianbei has temporarily declined. Although Wuhuan, a branch of Xianbei, has a Tadun
, but still not as powerful as Ke Bi Neng later.
During the Chuping period of Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty (AD 190-193), Qiu Liju's Chanyu died. Qiu Liju's direct son, Lou Ban, was younger. Tadun was Qiu Liju's follower. He was brave and wise, so he was selected as his agent.
Chanyu.
Tadun commanded the Karasuma tribe in the three counties of Youbeiping, Yuyang and Shanggu. All tribes obeyed his orders and were deeply supported and convinced by the tribes.
In the early years of Jian'an (AD 196), Yuan Shao and Gongsun Zan were at loggerheads.
Tadun sent an envoy to see Yuan Shao, requesting peace, and sent troops to help Yuan Shao attack Gongsun Zan, and finally defeated Gongsun Zan.
Yuan Shao, in the name of the imperial court, bestowed titles and seals on Tadun, Nanlou, Su Puyan, Wuyan and others, and married Wuhuan.
Yuan Shao married his clan's daughter to the leader of Wuhuan, thus consolidating the alliance.
By this time Louban had grown up.
In Nanlou, Su Puyan led his troops to support Louban as Chanyu and Tadun as king. However, Tadun was still responsible for making suggestions.
Tadun Dailouban was the acting leader and the highest authority in Wuhuan of the three counties;
When Lou Ban came of age, the two brothers did not fight among themselves over the redistribution of power.
In order to consolidate their old rule and protect their vested interests, Wuhuan of the three counties established Lou Ban as Chanyu but still respected Tadun as king. Tadun controlled Wuhuan of the three counties with his own talents and the political capital accumulated by his marriage to the Yuan family.
Huan's real power.
At this time, the highest ruler of Wuhuan in the three counties was Lou Ban, followed by Mao Dun, and then King Qiao and King Hanlu. The pyramid-like upper-level ruling structure ensured the continuity and stability of Wuhuan in the three counties.