During the chaos in Mingsai, Zhao Yun followed Jia Xu's suggestion and after a night of "watching the fire from the other side of the bank", he interrogated the soldiers who escaped from the custody of Mingsai about the situation last night.
The conclusion is that there was indeed trouble in the fortress before, and it was not staged...
However, Zhao Yun didn't say much. After all, Jia Xu just suggested it, and he felt it made sense, so he accepted it. Zhao Yun wouldn't be so shameless as to complain about Jia Xu's misjudgment!
It was precisely because he had figured out some of Zhao Yun's character that Jia Xu offered advice before. If it had been Li Guobin, Jia Xu would not have said anything at all. After all, he was not completely sure, and just thought there was no need to exceed the "goal".
Extra adventure.
Even when assisting Zhang Xiu, although the boy seemed to have a straight temper and Jia Xu dared to give him his advice, but... as long as Zhang Xiu didn't listen, Jia Xu would never advise him a second time!
And Jia Xu can actually understand the reason why there was a military rebellion in Mingsai.
Most of the troops under Huang Yi were Nanyang soldiers recruited by Yuan Shu when he was the governor of Nanyang, and soldiers who came to serve with Runan at one time. They were one of Yuan Shu's core troops.
Although the current location of the Three Passes is Jiangxia County in theory, it is actually adjacent to Nanyang and is usually controlled by Nanyang.
Therefore, with low morale, many grassroots generals have considered escaping and returning home...
The current fighting position is very embarrassing for the Nanyang Army in Yuan Shu's remaining army.
The "loss of the source of troops" is an important inducing factor in the decline of military cohesion, because it means that as long as the grassroots officers can sneak back quietly, they will not be punished!
Many originally elite armies have experienced a sharp decline in strength after losing their source of troops and fighting in other areas.
"Besieged on all sides" is the best example.
Why did Liu Bang's Han soldiers learn to sing hometown tunes in Chu music, so that the morale of Xiang Yu's army dropped significantly, and even a small-scale rout occurred?
It didn't make them homesick, but it made the Chu army mistakenly believe that "Chu land has been lost", so there were a large number of "Chu people" in the Han army!
Not to mention his soldiers, even Xiang Yu believed it, and his fighting spirit was weakened by three points...
If fighting on normal terrain, the opponent's ability to gather the defeated troops will be very poor in this situation. If morale is low at this time, more defeated troops will choose to go home directly instead of returning to the military camp.
But now in the dark fortress, the result of the excessive turmoil in military morale is that some grassroots generals have begun to "escape" in an organized and forcible manner...
"It seems that what I copied overnight will come in handy today." Jia Xu said.
"Well, the order is given to march, and the long archers are ready!" Zhao Yun also nodded and immediately gave the order.
When the troops of the Northern Route Army approached the fortress, Huang Yi led his men to be on guard. Even though the low fortress could not give him much sense of security, he still forced himself to appear calm.
The Northern Route Army didn't say anything, and didn't see the ants attacking the city. They directly greeted the archers, but...the three waves of bows and arrows all used blunt-ended arrows with white ribbons wrapped behind them!
That's right, it's just for sending messages.
After Huang Yi found out, he immediately ordered that the letters he received should be handed over immediately and no reading was allowed. Otherwise, he would be punished for treason.
Even if he didn't know what was written, Huang Yi knew that he couldn't show it to the soldiers at this time!
But with the three waves of blunt arrows raining down in the opening scene, hundreds of "letters" were sent into the wall of the Underworld. How could they all be contained?
The content of the letter is very simple: a reward.
In addition to the leader Yuan Yao and Huang Yi, there are also the names of dozens of generals, most of whom are not in Ming Fortress. They are either guarding Fuyang with Yuan Yao or have died in battle or escaped.
This list... is exactly the list of generals who were responsible for the calamity during the Shouchun catastrophe compiled by the "Wanted Order" issued by the General's Office!
Of course, this is only a small part, and there are more omissions. After all, many of the grassroots generals are unknown to the common people.
Those who were recognized and reported were also on the general's must-kill list...
Now shoot hundreds of copies of this list into the city, the meaning is self-evident!
I saw that the troops under the fortress were not in a hurry to attack. Instead, they shouted loudly: "The Yuan thieves massacred the people without justice. Those who get Huang Yi's head and offer it to the city will be granted the title of Marquis within the pass! Those who capture the righteous alive will be granted the title of Marquis of Tingting! The rest will be
Any generals who rebel will be captured and killed, and they will all be rewarded!"
Yi is more "innocent", it is added extra, and it is more "valuable" than Huang Yi.
The Marquis of Guannei is different from other Marquises. Although it is also a title, it only has a salary every year. It is a "Marquis" in name, but it has no land and cannot be passed down. In these troubled times, it is the first "title" to be devalued and spread.
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Tinghou is the lowest level of princes. "Ting" also refers to the administrative division below the county and township levels. Liu Bang, the pioneer of the Han Dynasty, was originally the "Ting chief of Sishui" in the Qin Dynasty. One pavilion governed an area of about ten miles.
But now, whether Tinghou, Xianghou, or County Marquis... they are all just hierarchical classifications and have no direct connection with food towns.
After shouting, he had no intention of attacking by force and simply stopped his activities. Zhao Yun was the first to say in front of the formation: "We will attack the city in three days. I hope you will take care of yourself!"
The first day passed, and there was a deathly silence in the palace. On the second night, the shouts of killing rang out again, and Zhao Yun still just led people outside to watch.
But this time, after a night of noise, at dawn, the gate of the Underworld slowly opened.
A bearded general limped out with wounds and blood all over his body, holding Huang Yi's head in his hand...
During this period... the cries of killing in the fortress have not stopped. It is obviously not so much a rebellion, but rather that the fortress has fallen into a riot, and it is far more than just two groups of people attacking each other.
It was just that he reached an agreement with the general guarding the gate first, so he successfully came out to offer his head.
There are countless similar things in the entire Hades!
Zhao Yun directly sent people with big beards to find medical soldiers first, and then led troops into the fortress to stabilize the situation. With Huang Yi's head there, Zhao Yun really didn't believe that he had Fan Yuqi's courage and was using his life to defraud him.
After suppressing, coordinating and appeasing all the way, Mingsai changed hands...
However, they were unable to capture Xia Yi and Yang Hong. Someone saw the former and forcefully escaped shortly after the chaos broke out.
Although there are only two hundred Euphorbia soldiers left, no one dares to stop them among this kind of chaos.
Although Tinghou is fragrant, he still needs his life to take it. As for Yang Hong, no one noticed him, and he may have died in the rebellion... /p