Zheng Pu, courtesy name Zijin, was from Shifang, Guanghan.
He was seven feet and five inches long and had a very beautiful appearance. He wrote the "Thousand-Character Essay" in calligraphy, and was known as Mr. Zhenglang of Sangyuan by the people and scholars.
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Shaowu five years.
In September, Wei Yan attacked and killed the rebel Sima Yi and restored the old capital of Chang'an; Ge Gong passed away in Huiling, Chengdu. Emperor Zhaowu mourned in plain clothes and summoned Pu back to Chengdu to discuss the matter of moving the capital according to Ge Gong's last words.
In October of winter, Puzhi arrives.
At that time, Emperor Zhaowu stopped Ge Gong's coffin and wanted to help him bury it in Guanzhong. Pu heard the advice and said: "The prime minister knows that he has not long to live, so he still returns to the late emperor Huiling to pay homage to him. Why? Because he wants to meet the late emperor again in Jiuyou! Pu I secretly thought that he could be buried in Huiling first, and when Guanzhong is stable and the country is strong, he can be moved to the Huiling Mausoleum of the late emperor and the prime minister can be moved to Guanzhong."
Emperor Zhaowu of the province ordered Ge Gong to be buried in Huiling with a majestic funeral ceremony according to the story of Huo Guang.
In November, Emperor Zhaowu summoned Pu to discuss the matter of moving the capital with Xiang Lang, Jiang Wan, Dong Yun, Chen Zhi and others.
Pu thought that Chang'an had just been restored, Guanzhong had just been restored, and the common people were not in peace. He advised Emperor Zhaowu to patrol the north and wait for the Chang'an Palace to be restored, and the counties in Guanzhong to eliminate the remnants of the Wei Dynasty, and then summon the queen, princes, and hundreds of officials to Chang'an to worship heaven and earth. Gao Gao Emperor Temple moved the capital.
Xiang Lang, Jiang Wan and others all seconded the proposal, and Emperor Zhaowu praised it.
In the sixth year of Shaowu, Emperor Zhaowu led Yulin's new army into Guanzhong to feast on the officers and soldiers. He worshiped Emperor Gao in the suburbs to match the sky, and worshiped Emperor Zhaolie in the Mingtang to match the god. He entered Chang'an, recorded the merits and rewards of the officers and soldiers of the Northern Expedition, and paid homage to General Pu. , the number of households increased by 800, and he was appointed as the commander-in-chief of the school to assist Guanzhong.
Pu took the post to take over the post. After the great chaos, the people were dispersed and the land was owned by no one. It was all public land. It was appropriate to restore it at this time. He should diligently encourage farmers and mulberry trees and enforce orders and prohibitions. There were also two envoys to encourage farmers, each with five hundred guests. , develop water conservancy, cultivate bean sprouts in Daoji, pay for people's cattle, inquire about the sufferings of the people, and lend money to the poor, so that the scholars are sincere and happy, and Guanzhong is peaceful.
At that time, Cao Rui of the Wei Dynasty was worried about his failure and was seriously ill in Yecheng. All political and military affairs were entrusted to his subordinates. Perhaps there was a message to Emperor Zhaowu that he could raise troops to Tongguan and restore Luoyang.
When Emperor Zhaowu asked for advice, there were many followers.
Pu Wen, together with Wei Yan, Wu Ban, Jiang Wei, Xiang Chong and Fei Yi, jointly wrote a letter, saying that the pass was broken and the soldiers had been doing hard work for five years.
The emperor knew Pu's intention and thought about Duke Ge's last words to allow the people to recuperate and recuperate, so he no longer had any thoughts of raising an army.
In the seventh year of Shaowu, Huang Chong returned from Hetao. Tuoba Xianbei and the Southern Huns Liu Bao met the Han Dynasty and returned to Guanzhong. They were afraid that the Han army would come to attack, so they agreed to join Wei. [Liu Bao tried to help Wei kill Zhang Bao, and Pu Cutting his teeth, he summoned the Tuoba tribe back to Monan and sent Chong into Tuoba Liwei's army to plan and kill Liu Bao and rebel against Wei Hetao's government.]
The ministers thought that Monan was far away and the Xiongnu and Xianbei in the south were both in decline, so it would be useless to attack them.
Pu refuted it, saying that Monan was uneasy and Guanzhong was uneasy. If he did not attack it at this time, he was afraid that all the four counties in Guanbei would be harmed by barbarians in the future. Emperor Zhaowu followed him. In the eighth year of Shaowu, he worshiped Zhao Guang as the general for the northern expedition. Ma Su was the guard, Liu Zhong was the general in charge of suppressing the captives, and he supervised the Xiaoqi camp and the Xiliang cavalry. They conquered the warriors in Hexi and recruited Anding. In Beidi, Xihe and the Liangjiazi of Shangjun, they combined 20,000 paces of cavalry to attack them.
In the seventh month, we arrived at Shuofang, where we received Deng Zhong's internal response. In the eighth month, he beheaded the Southern Xiongnu Liu Bao and captured all of them. [Zhong was the son of Wei general Deng Ai. Ai was defeated and died due to his merits. Wei Lunxin moved Ai's wife and children to Liaodong. , Only Zhong could escape. Zhong wanted to save his mother and keep the family alive, so he surrendered to Pu alone. Pu was sent to the Liu Bao tribe of the Southern Huns to serve as his companion.】
Tuoba Xianbei was frightened and moved to Dingxiang County to escape.
Guangdu's troops entered Wuyuan County and fought with Wei general Tian Yu in Yunzhong.
Wei Fu led Hong as a guerrilla general, conquered Wuhuan's sudden cavalry, and sent soldiers from Yanmen, Daijun, and Shanggujun to rush to help at night. However, the army was few and it was difficult to maintain food and fodder for a long time, so he stopped his troops and settled in the fields.
In November of the ninth year of Shaowu, the palaces in Weiyang were completed, so the capital was moved to Yuan and Fuyan.
In the second year of Fuyan, Wei Caorui moved the capital to Yecheng, took the clan daughter as the princess, and married Wu Sun Quan Ziliang, forming a kingdom of brothers.
In March, General Guan Xing from the left came to the table and said that Nanyang County could be conquered.
After Emperor Shao Wu, General Wang Ping was trapped in Wuguan, Grand Sima Wei Yan led 30,000 troops into the three eastern counties to siege Nanyang, Guanxing besieged Fancheng, Chen Daoyao's troops were in Xiling, Jiang Wei supervised more than 10,000 troops at Lintong Pass, and Pu led 20,000 troops Out of Hedong.
Wei sent Qin Lang, Wu general Zhu Ran and aided Nanyang, Xiahou Ba aided Tongguan, and Xiahou sent aid to Hedong.
At that time, Chen Tai, the governor of Yongzhou in the Wei Dynasty, and Xia Hou sent Chen troops to Pubanjin. They built a city with ten layers of antlers, a high fort and a deep ditch, and built a city for more than ten miles, but they refused to fight. Wang Qi was sent to guard Yumenjin.
Pu attacked Puban for more than ten days but could not cross.
Then he ordered his generals to go east with the big banner. Yang and Jiang Wei joined forces to attack Fenglingdu. They supervised five thousand elite troops. They went north at starry night and entered Hedong from Caisangjin. They attacked Wang Qi's tribe and captured Yumenjin. They captured Pishi and Fenyin. There are more than 2,000 households in Jiting and other counties.
Chen Tai left Xiahou Xian to guard Puban, and then led more than ten thousand people to the north to guard at Jishan Pavilion.
Pu led his troops to garrison Yumenjin and refused to fight with them. Yin sent people to Bingzhou to talk to the various tribes of the Southern Xiongnu.
In June, Wancheng will run out of food.
Qin Lang led his troops to fight with Wei Yan outside the city. After seven battles, he was unable to save the enemy, so he returned and Wancheng was defeated. Wei Yan entered the city, divided his troops and strengthened the passes to build up Fancheng, and sent a message to help break Wuguan.
After Nanyang was restored, Jiang Wei and Pu were ordered to stop their troops. [Book of Shu says: Chen arrived at that time and died of illness. Pu also contracted an illness and was lying on the bed, making it difficult to handle affairs. All military affairs were taken over by his disciple Fu Qian. Emperor Zhaowu heard this and feared that there would be some mistake, so he issued an edict. Pu stopped his troops.]
Pu left Fu Qian to guard Yumen and returned to Chang'an.
In October, in Lishi, Bingzhou, the Xiongnu tribe from the south of Jiexiu County sent envoys, willing to return to the Han Dynasty and asking for troops.
Emperor Zhaowu asked Pu that if Wei lost Nanyang, Pu would increase his troops to the east of the river. He could not enter Bingzhou without sending a large army. The emperor then gave up and gave seals, ribbons, swords, jade ribbons, etc. to the various tribes of the southern Xiongnu to express his gratitude.
Four years of re-inflammation.
In May, when Cao Rui of the Northern Wei Dynasty died and Cao Fang ascended the throne, Pu and the Grand Sima Wei Yan went to ask for troops, but they were not sent and died late. The emperor thought it was unknown, so he stopped.
That year General Deng Zhi also passed away.
Fuyan for six years.
Pu said that Guanzhong was in peace and that there were no conquests in the year, so he asked Emperor Zhaolie to move Huiling and Ge Gong to Guanzhong, and the emperor followed them.
In the seventh year of Fuyan, the chariot and cavalry general Ma Zhong died of illness. At that time, Pu was the most successful military officer. The emperor wanted to make Pu the chief commander, but Pu Gu refused. He changed the title to general, but he still refused. He said: "I am forty years old. Eight, there is no shortage of military uniforms; Luoyang and Yecheng have not been destroyed, the Wei Dynasty is still there, there is no shortage of time to accumulate merits. Now I am in the position without merit, I am not familiar with the court etiquette, and it is not what I want."
The emperor knew that Pu had a strong nature, so he stopped and asked again about the attack on Wei.
Pu thought it was feasible and said, "To restore Luoyang, we must first break through Hedong."
The emperor called him good, and appointed Pu as the central protector. He supervised the seven armies of Jiang Wei, Wang Ping, Gou Fu, Liu Yin, Fu Qian, Jiang Shu and Huang Chong, and marched from Yumenjin to Hedong.
When Wei heard about it, he sent Qin Lang's generals with 60,000 infantry and cavalry to help.
General Pu came to Jishan Pavilion and divided four thousand troops to guard Dong Pavilion with Wang Ping. Qin Lang avoided it and could not leave.
Wei general Puzhong and Wang Jing were stationed at Sangquan City. They bullied Wang Ping and attacked him with a small number of soldiers. Wang Ping's commander and his powerful soldiers went out to fight and defeated them. There were more than 800 soldiers in the army. As a result, the Wei soldiers stopped fighting.
The stalemate lasted for more than a month, and it was already cold. Pu's search for a battle was fruitless, so he defended Pi's family and sent Jiang Wei, Du Gofu and others northward to capture the counties and counties in Bingzhou first.
Zhuge Dan, the governor of Wei Bingzhou, came to Qin Lang in a hurry.
Lang suspected that this was Pu's plan to lure his troops out, and he did not dare to divide his troops more, so he sent Wen Qin to send more than 10,000 troops north to help him.
He and Ju Fudao met outside Linfen City and fought for several hours, with no winner or loser.
Jiang Wei led his troops, and Wen Qin withdrew his troops to protect Jiangyi. Wei surrounded Linfen, and sent Liu Yin, Fu Qian, and Jiang Shu north to capture Pingyang.
At this time, Zhuge Dan's troops entered Hedong and entered Yang County to defend it.
Hidden and driven soldiers trapped.
Seeing that Qin Lang was unable to rescue him and that he could not hold on for a long time due to the small number of troops, he ordered his general Jiang Ban to pretend to surrender, and promised to raise a fire as a signal to open the east gate at night to welcome the Han army.
Liu Yin knew his deceit and agreed to it.
He paid Fu Qian with troops and walked through the west gate. He planted many banners and sent thousands of soldiers to the east gate.
At night, Jiang's squad raised fire and responded with drums and horns, but the troops did not move. This happened several times. Zhuge Dan thought it was a plot to vent, so he stopped. The soldiers of Wei did not sleep at night, and everyone was tired. Hui Qian attacked from the west gate.
Can stop it.
So Yang County was taken over.
Jiang Ban died after being cut off from the throne, and fled to Bingzhou.
Fu Qian was reluctant to give up and hurriedly covered it up.
When they arrived at Jiexiu, the Southern Xiongnu tribe ambushed Zhuge Dan, killed Dan's general Jiao Yi, and welcomed Qian in. When Jiang Wei heard about it, he sent Fu Qian to Lishi to change the banner of the Southern Xiongnu.
Eight years of re-inflammation.
In March, Jiang Wei marched to Linfen and went to Jijiangyi. Wen Qin burned the city and retreated to Tieling Pass (Tieling Pass).
When Wei went to visit, he saw that the pass was steep and difficult to get down, so he wrote a letter to Pu saying that the soldiers were tired and the food road was too long, which was not conducive to the war. Pu Province wanted to make a report and Zhao Wu asked Emperor Wu to stop the troops and settle the fields.
The emperor allowed it.
Puliu, Liu Yin, Fu Qian, and Jiang Shu belonged to Jiang Wei and stationed in Linfen. They were divided into Wangping and garrisoned in Yumenjin, and they were in charge of Jufu, Huang Chong returned to Guanzhong, and Feng Yi in the left stationed in Linjin.
Nine years of Fuyan.
In June, Pu contracted an illness and became increasingly ill.
Emperor Zhaowu heard that during the day it was to reduce food intake and at night it was to avoid insomnia, so he made medicine and oral food, facing each other on the road.
In August, Pu was bedridden, so the emperor sent Yu Lin to protect Pu and return him to Chang'an to raise him.
Wei made a detailed report and reported it to Cao Fang in Yecheng. Cao Fang thought that the Han army would no longer invade the east of the river, so he reduced Qin Lang's troops. Qin Lang was tired of showing off, Cao Fang was unconscious, and edicts came one after another, so he reduced his troops. [Wei Lue said: Qin Lang's command
He oversaw 60,000 people, and they all took Ding from Hebei. The people of Hebei were very angry because of this. Perhaps it was said to Cao Fang that a rebellion was about to break out in Hebei, and Fang was afraid, so he ordered Lang to reduce his troops to quell the public resentment.
Pu knew that the Wei army had been reduced, so he privately told Emperor Zhaowu that he could take the east side of the river.
The emperor said: "You are sick, how can you return to work and practice Wu Xie?"
When Pu came out of the tiger talisman, he asked Jiang Wei to take his place, saying: "I can't take it now, for fear I won't be able to do it again in the future. Bo Yue is a sergeant in Liangzhou, and he is better than me in making decisive decisions in battle. The former prime minister also praised him generously. Your Majesty has no doubts!"
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The emperor followed suit.
Jiang Wei received the tiger talisman and returned to the Jin Dynasty alone. He led his troops to Pubanjin, joined forces with Wang Ping in Jie County, defeated Qin Lang in Anyi, covered up his troops, pursued and killed Wen Qin in Huqiu Pavilion, and took control of Hedong County. [Wei Lue said:
After Lang was ordered to reduce his troops, he believed that he would be defeated, so he wrote a letter to his family to advise his sons on the future affairs. When Puzhong was defeated, Puzhong and Wang Jing both believed that Anyi could not be defended, so they persuaded Lang to abandon the county and return to Hebei. Lang sighed and said
Sighing, he said: "If you lose Longyou, you will retreat to Guanzhong. If you lose Guanzhong, you will retreat to the east of the river. Now that you have lost the east of the river, you still want to retreat. I don't want to see the city of Ye and retreat too!" So he took up the city and defended it. The city was broken and dead.
Everyone mourns.]
After moving to Hedong, Emperor Zhaowu ordered a commander to record the merits of the officers and men, and wanted to award him the rank of Sima.
Pu Ci said: "It is Bo Yue's contribution, and I feel ashamed to accept it."
The emperor smiled and called him, "Why is Zijin so afraid of his duties?"
He then moved Jiang Wei to the post of General of Guards, and with Pu's contribution in planning, he became the General of Hussars.
Ten years of re-inflammation.
In the fifth month, Wu thought that most of the Han soldiers were in the north, so he sent Nie You and Yu Zhong as generals, leading 20,000 troops to attack Jiaozhi; Zhuge Ke was appointed as the general to conquer the north to supervise Zhu Yi, Zhu (Shi) Ji and Chen troops were sent to Xiangyang, and invited Wei to invade Nanyang.
The emperor was often angry with Wu and wanted to send a large army to attack him.
Pu admonished: "The thief Wu Xiao is a young man who sees benefits and forgets his righteousness. Although he allied with Wei Wei, he can't work together. If you can increase An's troops and guard the city and don't fight with Wei, he will definitely blame Wei, and no one wants to
Even if you are exhausted, you will soon be able to retreat."
The emperor is still upset.
Pu Fu admonished: "Luoyang has not yet recovered. If we send troops to Jingzhou, Wei will definitely raise its army. And if we send troops to Luoyang, Nanyang can be Wu. It is the best policy to go to Luoyang first and then Jingzhou. And if we wait for work at leisure, we will definitely be able to pursue it."
What a benefit!"
In the imperial province, he worshiped Guan Xing as the former general, led Jingzhou as a pastor, held the festival, and sent Fu Qian to lead more than 10,000 troops into Wancheng; worshiped Huo Yi as the general to conquer the south, led the Jiaozhou pastoral, held the festival, and supervised Cuan Valley, Shen You, and Wei.
Rong, Li Kui captured Jiaozhou; he appointed Taizhou Tai as the general on the right, and supervised the troops to go to Xiling to contain Wu's troops.
In the sixth month, Xing left Fu Qian to occupy Wancheng to defend Wei, and then led troops into Fancheng to defeat Wu.
Zhuge Ke trapped his troops in the city and attacked with boats, carts and crossbows. After more than a month, he was unable to defeat the city, so he sent envoys to urge the Wei soldiers to go south to attack.
Wei general Wang Ji took advantage of the loss of troops in the east of the river and had few generals. He tried his best to trap Wancheng but refused to comply.
Ke Sui did not attack again, but trapped him.
In August, Wu generals Nie You and Yu Zhong failed to attack Jiaozhi County, so they dismissed their troops and returned.
Huo Yi sent Shen You into Yulin County via the Zangke Waterway, then floated his troops across the sea into Hepu County, where he fought with Yu Zhong at Zhulu and killed him.
In November, the two armies met in Bushan County and defeated them on the tenth day.
Lincangwu County is invincible.
Yi Nai divided his troops and sent Wei Rong to the north to capture Linhe, leaving Cuan Valley to hold Cangwu. With Shen You as the vanguard, he invaded Nanhai County and trapped Nie You in Panyu.
The Lord of Wu ordered Ke to stop his troops and send his troops to rescue Jiaozhou.
Before the attack was launched, the city of Panyu was defeated. Nie You broke through and returned, so he stopped.
The Wu soldiers retreated, and the Wei soldiers also retreated.
Puyin admonished Emperor Zhaowu, saying, "Wu's soldiers are tired and will never come back; Wei returned without success, and the generals have no fighting spirit, so Luoyang is the best choice."
The emperor summoned his ministers to discuss the matter together, and they all attached their opinions, and then sent troops.
In March, the eleventh year of Fuyan.
Emperor Pu paid homage to the Grand Governor and used Huang Yue to lead all the internal and external armies to attack Wei.
Pu took Jiang Wei as his separate governor, and supervised Wang Ping, Liu Yin and other troops from Zhiguan and Xing into Hanoi, then through Mengjin and into Luoyang; he sent his troops out of Wuguan and supervised Jufu, and Fu Qian went north to Guangcheng Pass.
Wei sent Chen Tai and Xiahou Xian to guard Hanoi, left Sima Shi to guard Luoyang, sent Wang Ji and Xiahou Xuan to oversee Yan, and the Yuzhou armies restrained Zheng Pu, and sent envoys to Wu to seek help.
Wu sent out 20,000 troops, but they were restrained by Guan Xing in Fancheng and were unable to move forward.
In the fifth month, Jiang Wei defeated Wei General Wang and passed through Bo County.
Chen Tai moved to Heyang, intending to attack him halfway across the border; he left Xiahou to offer his hometown, intending to cut off the food supply route.
Wei Shu invited a battle, but the Wei army did not come out and the stalemate continued.
Zheng Pu marched at night and arrived at Guangcheng Pass before the Wei army, and attacked day and night.
Wang Ji and Xiahou Xuanzhi feared that the pass would be lost, so the governor's troops advanced, and Pu Nai returned to fight with them. They defeated them and Ji and others were defeated.
Return to attack Guangcheng Pass.
In June, pull out.
Driving the troops north, he led his troops to Yinque Pass and sent Fu Qianbie to attack Dagu Pass and capture them all in October.
Sima Shi fortified the walls and cleared the fields, guarding the city to the death.
At that time, Wang Ji and Xia Houxuan gathered the defeated troops from Hulao Pass and stationed their troops in Yan. At that time, Xia Houba garrisoned Hongnong County. When they heard that Pu's troops were approaching Luoyang City, they led their troops into Luotun Valley City.
In November, Pu arrived at the foot of Luoyang City and was not trapped in the city.
He led his troops north to capture Mengjin and Xiaopingjin, and then divided his forces to cross the river and defeat Chen Tai with Jiang Wei.
Twelve years of re-inflammation.
In February, they forced Xiahou Xian to retreat and occupied Hanoi County.
Pu left Wang Ping with more than 10,000 men to guard Mengjin, Fu Qian with 5,000 men to garrison Xiaopingjin, and hid Jiangwei's troops in Bo County. He himself introduced troops to Wei County in Jizhou, spread many banners, and made great propaganda, and went to Chaoge to look at Yecheng.
As a result, Yecheng was frightened and soldiers and horses from all over the country were urgently recruited.
The Lord of Wei left Luo with Sima's division, and ordered Wang Ji, Xiahou Ba, Xiahou Xuan and other troops to return to Hebei to rescue Yecheng. [Wei Lue said: Ji and others were ordered to leave. Sima Shi hid his face and sighed, saying: "What's wrong?"
Stupid! If Luo Cun is there, then Ye cannot be defeated. This will be Scar Pu's plan to attack the east and attack the west! I hate that all the officials in the temple are mediocre and no one sees through it, but they are played by Scar Pu in the palm of their hands! Luo cannot be defended! Ye will also be lost!
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In the fifth month, Pu saw that Wei General Ji and others had arrived at Ye, so he sent a message to Jiang Wei.
Jiang Wei then crossed the river into Luo and approached the city.
There were few soldiers in the city, and because the Wei Lord had been staying in Yecheng for a long time, the soldiers had no fighting spirit. Sima Shi couldn't defend it, so he led his troops to break through the siege and use Hulao Pass.
After the teacher left, the various counties in Luoyang and Hongnong sent messages to decide.
In July, Wei sent Wang Ping to attack Hulao, and then led his troops to Yecheng, Wei County, to join forces with Pu.
August, to.
Pu gave it a tiger talisman and ordered Weidu's troops to go north to attack Ye, and then stationed at Chaoge to protect the army's food road. [Book of Shu says: After Pu entered Luo, he contracted the disease again, and ordered his left and right not to spread the news. By the time Chaoge was bedridden, he died.
Send troops to Jiang Wei.】
Emperor Zhaowu was overjoyed when he learned that Pu's army was approaching Ye, so he sent all his troops to Longyou, Hanzhong, and Guanzhong to help them, hoping to capture Cao Fang, the leader of Wei, and destroy Wei.
In November, Jiang Wei defeated Xiahou Ba camp.
Thirteen years of re-inflammation.
In February, the king's camp was destroyed, and in May, Xiahou's camp was destroyed again.
The monarchs and ministers of Wei were all frightened, so Cao Fang divided his clan into various counties in Jiyou, and appointed each governor as the commander of the county, garrisoning them, and using Wang Su's strategy to attack Qiao.
Yecheng was destroyed in August.
When the report reached Chaoge, Pu sighed and said, "I have no regrets."
That night, he was dying, in the fifty-fourth year. [Book of Shu says: Pu Qing served the public, made clear decisions about rewards and punishments, was kind to his soldiers, and supervised the army for more than thirty years, and all the rewards were given to the soldiers. When he died, the whole army was in mourning.]
When Emperor Zhaowu heard about it, he traveled hundreds of miles to meet the coffin and burst into tears.
As a posthumous gift to the Great Sima. [Shiyu said: After Jiang Wei returned to Jizhou, the courtiers all agreed that Wei Gong should be the Great Sima. When Emperor Zhaowu heard about it, he covered his face and cried, saying: "I hate that Pu did not live in the Great Sima!" After that, Ji Han no longer established him.
The post of Grand Sima will be given posthumously to those who win the position.]
His posthumous title is Jingwu.
He was buried by the Niujiang River in Shifang, Guanghan, and the emperor sent the prince to Shu to worship Etilao. [Book of Shu says: Pu's suicide note was buried in Shifang, Sangzi. Emperor Shao Wu did not agree with his wish, so he took the Pu with a sword and a bamboo flute and sealed it. When the emperor died, the remains were buried.
I was ordered to accompany the mausoleum with a pure sword and a flute.]
Zi Lun Si.
Lun, whose courtesy name is Jingxu, comes from Zhang, the queen's sister.
He was naughty and mischievous when he was young, so he moved the capital to Chang'an and built it into Puqi's mansion. Zhang family often brought Lun into the palace.
Emperor Zhaowu loved him so much that he sent him to study with the prince. He was a little older and became a gentleman. When he came out, he would ride on the horse and serve on the left and right. He said: "The ethics are as good as my son's."
Lun then was arrogant and careless, so he argued with the emperor's grandson and beat him. [Book of Shu says: The emperor's grandson whom Lun beat was Emperor Zhaowen.]
When Pu heard this, he was angry and broke his legs with the scabbard of his sword, saying: "If you still misbehave, I will punish you with gold and sun!" Hearing this, he blamed Pu for his fault, and Pu said to him: "I don't want to spare a son and ruin the clan.
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Then it stopped.
Zhang knew that Pu was strong-willed and fearful, so he sent Lun back to Shifang, Guanghan.
After Lun returned, he devoted himself to studying the Classics and Classics, reestablished the Mongolian School, and did not leave the mulberry garden for five years.
He promoted filial piety and integrity, the state promoted talented people, and created a public palace, but none of them responded. The emperor summoned Lun to return to Chang'an.
The idea was solid, so they got married.
Lun was fond of laws and regulations, and was awarded censorship, and was known for his integrity. He moved to Huangmen as a minister, dared to give direct advice, and defeated ministers in court. He was appointed Emperor Jiayan of Emperor Wu. He left Ji County magistrate and moved to Brazil, where he became the prefect of Shu County.
, what the people call it.
He will die and mourn.
Xiaoman, taught Cao Cao, and later moved to Tingwei.
Emperor Shaowu's servants broke the law, and their ethics were recorded in accordance with the law. The emperor sent someone to forgive him and said, "If you serve for a long time and you have worked hard, you can avoid death."
If they don't listen, they will be killed according to the law.
The emperor was angry and scolded: "You still don't follow the evil advice of your father!"
Lun said to him: "The laws of the country cannot be abolished. I still remember that in the past, when the prime minister was in charge of the country, those who were loyal and beneficial would be rewarded even if they were bitten, and those who violated the law and were negligent would be punished even if they were close."
The emperor was relieved and praised: "You have the pure wind!"
At that time, there were many families with meritorious nobles in Guanzhong, and they often did illegal things, which the counties could not prohibit.
The emperor then appointed Lun as the commander-in-chief of the Imperial Academy, and said to all the meritorious officials: "Beware of Zheng Lun! My servants who break the law will not survive, so I will not illicit my favors."
Lun has been in office for seven years. He has not sent out any private letters, asked for his legacy but received nothing, asked for help but received nothing, played evil ropes in vain, and cut down without avoiding the powerful. As a result, the customs in the pass have become solemn and solemn, and both scholars and common people are at peace.
Situ Youque, his ethics was determined by public opinion.
Lun sighed and said: "If there is no such person as the official of the three ministers, there will be a shortage. How can a disabled person be angry with him?"
Solid words are not accepted.
Emperor Zhaowu ordered Lun to conduct the affairs of Situ's government with a long history, without setting up a public official.
When Emperor Zhaoxiang came to the throne, Yu Lun was reinstated as a Situ, but he was still not accepted, so he appointed Lun Lu to serve as a minister.
The following year, Emperor Zhaowen ascended the throne and summoned Lun privately, saying: "If you are no longer a Situ, you should be punished for the crime of beating me in the past!" Lun bowed down and expressed his wish to die. The emperor sighed and said that he would no longer be strong.
Sixty-three, mourning.
He was buried in the mausoleum of Emperor Zhaowu and was given posthumously to Situ, who was posthumously named Weihou and son Zhangsi. [Chen Song Zhi Eucalyptus: Both Pu and his son were buried in the imperial mausoleum. This is the only distinction in ancient and modern times.]
Pu Shaozi Xiu, also named Jingyi.
His appearance resembles that of his grandfather, he is eight feet long and very majestic.
On the fifteenth year of the year, he entered the palace as a man. When the queen saw him, she hid her face and said with tears, "See you, I miss your late father and eldest brother."
Emperor Zhaowu asked about his ambition, and Xiu replied: "I would like to be a general." The emperor encouraged him with his outstanding achievements.
When the emperor was strong, he was granted the post of Sima and sent to the Guanxing Army.
Guan Xing was delighted to see him. Xiu Shu was married to Pu Yue as his son and daughter. At the age of 20, he became the school captain.
Following Jiang Wei into Hanoi, he fought with great merit, moved to the captaincy, met Pulu after his death, and returned to Chang'an with his coffin. Emperor Zhaowu held his hand and said: "I will not live long, so you should succeed me!"
Xiaoman turned his back on the general and followed Jiang Wei to defeat Jizhou, and then followed Zhao Guang to defeat Youzhou.
Xiu is a ferocious bird of prey, a brave champion, has the ability to plan, and defeats all the enemies in his direction. He will be worshiped as Pingbei General after all his merits.
At that time, Emperor Zhaowu was old, but Wei and Wu were still there. He wanted to promote Xiu as a later plan, so he sent Xiu to take 20,000 soldiers to Liaodong. [Book of Shu says: Emperor Shao Wu originally gave Xiu 40,000 soldiers, and Xiu returned and said: "You
Ji is all restored, and there are bones in the tombs of Liaodong. I only need 20,000 soldiers to wipe out the remaining evil!" The Emperor Jiazhi sent an envoy to Youzhou with fermented rice wine to prepare for Xiuzhuang's journey.]
When the army was launched, he returned to Chang'an after one year of peace and settled in Liyang.
At that time, when Guanxing was in Guanxing, Fu Qian was marching to the north of Jing. Wu asked for help from Wei. Wei sent Sima's troops to Wancheng, and Xiahou Xian and Wu Ye's troops approached Baima. The emperor ordered Jiang Wei, the commander-in-chief, to defeat the enemy. Wei was already ill and found it difficult to move, so he
Replace it with rest.
When the Wei army arrived, they picked it up with a few light troops. They stopped fighting and did not move out for three months.
Xiahou Xian and Wu Ye thought they were cowardly and wanted to go south and join forces with Sima Shi to rescue Wu. However, before they could attack, they rode five thousand in front and used their generals to lead the troops behind to cover them up. They defeated them and occupied Puyang.
Sima Division sent his troops back to rescue him and confronted Xiu at Lihu in Pu River.
Wu Wuyou sent reinforcements, Guan Xing then defeated Xiangyang, Fu Qian broke through Jiangxia and entered Shiyang City, and combined his forces to be trapped in Jiangling.
At that time, there were heavy rains, flash floods were raging, and Emperor Zhaowu ordered the army to stop.
Don't use your merits to become a general.
After Hui Jiang Wei recovered from his illness, he asked his troops to defeat Wei and make the emperor strong.
After we defeated Chen Liu, our army reached our own territory, and Xiu was appointed as a partial army, supervising Ju'an, Zhang Wei, and Luo Shang to move north to capture Mount Tai and recover Qingzhou.
Wu saw that the fall of Wei was imminent, so he falsely aided Qingzhou Yin to attack Shouchun, and went down to Pi to seize all the land of Huaisi. The leader of Wei, Cao Fang, knew that destiny was in the hands of the Han, and was angry with Wu for betraying the alliance, so he tied himself up and surrendered.
Wei was destroyed.
Not long after, Jiang Wei passed away, and the emperor appointed Xiu as his former general, the Protector of the Eastern Expedition, and responsible for supervising military affairs in Qing, Yan, and Yuzhou.
Zhuge Ke, the great Sima of Wu, was headstrong, monopolized power, and behaved domineeringly. The Wu clan and the generals of the family were dissatisfied. Zhuge Qiao, the great Sima of Wu, died, and Zipan wrote a funeral letter in Jiangdong. Sun Jun, the general of Wu, wanted to flee to the Han Dynasty, but he wanted to flee to the Han Dynasty.
The Empress Dowager ordered a rebellion to unjustly kill the three Yi tribes.
After hearing about it, Wu Sheng rebelled and asked for troops.
It was sent to Chang'an, but the decision was still pending. Emperor Zhaowu died, so he stopped.
Emperor Zhaoxiang came to the throne and repaired the palace. The emperor wanted to send troops, but the decree was not issued, so he collapsed. When Emperor Zhaowen was established, the temple collapsed with one year old and two emperors, and there was no longer any discussion of raising troops.
When Wu Sun Jun died, Sun Wei took his place.
He is autocratic and chaotic in government, is fond of killing, and uses private individuals to embezzle property.
The Lord of Wu wanted to eliminate him, but before he could do anything, he decided to abolish it. As a result, there was great chaos in Jiangdong, and many people who were afraid of Lian Si fled to the Han Dynasty.
Xiu Fu sent a petition to invite troops to attack Wu. At that time, the chariot and cavalry general Fu Qian also repaired the petition, and Emperor Zhaowen raised the army accordingly. The general Huo Yi left Wuguan, and the governor generals, Fu Qian attacked Jingzhou, and the right general Cuan Gu marched to conquer.
Southern General Wei Rong left Jiaozhou and Xiu left Huainan.
After leaving Ju'an, Zhang Wei captured Pi and Guangling, and then led his troops to Shouchun.
The Wu generals all guarded behind closed doors. Nie Qi, the west gate guard, died in vain because his wife's relatives and friends were sitting in Zhuge Ke's service. When the Han army entered the city gate, Duan was forced to surrender. Xiu, the Hefei guard general, was Duan's obedience to Zi Quanyi.
General Duan was the vanguard of Suinan, and Hefei surrendered. At that time, Wu generals Zhang Ti and Sun Zhen arrived with reinforcements. Xiu fought with them at Banqiao, killed them all, and then crossed the river to Jianye.
Fu Qian built a navy after Jingxiang in Guanxing Town and built more ships. When Huo Yi's troops arrived in Xiangyang, he asked Yi to encircle Jiangling. He led the navy out of Jiangxia and followed the river to Jiangdong, where he joined forces with Xiu to besiege Jianye.
Wu Junchen was shocked.
A plan was made in front of the palace, and when the flood was about to break out, all the men in the city went to the city to guard the city. The officials were angry that he was harming the country and beat him to death in front of the palace. Later, they opened the city and surrendered.
Wu was destroyed. [Book of Shu says: When Emperor Zhaowen heard that Xiu and Fu Qian had broken the foundation, he was so happy that he opened his palms and praised, saying: "This is called the living raw material destroying Wei, and the dead raw material destroying Wu Hu!"]
Xiu returned to Chang'an and was appointed as General of the Guard. Not long after, he was promoted to General of the Hussars.
The Hulu from the north of Huimo moved south, and the counties of Shuofang, Wuyuan, and Yunzhong were unable to defend themselves, so they asked for troops. [Chen Songzhieucalyptus: Hetao was originally the town of Zhao Guang, but later Guang was restored and merged with Youzhou, and many soldiers accompanied him.
, so the Hetao counties have few troops.】
At that time, Xiu and Emperor Zhaowen were hunting in Shanglin Garden. After hearing about it, they asked to go out to Zhenhetao.
Emperor Zhaowen stroked his back, called Xiu and said in small words: "No fault, the princess is about to give birth, why is it that a mere barbarian has caused evil?"
It is said that I will succeed my father, and my father’s body will be wrapped in horse leather, so I don’t want to die in old age.”
The emperor ordered him to ride out five thousand horses.
Arrive, attack the invaders and protect the country and the people.
Don't think that the barbarians have no fixed abode, are not ashamed to escape, and are difficult to destroy, so they order the soldiers to raise cattle and sheep to eat cheese.
In three years, he led 8,000 cavalry and drove more than 100,000 cattle and sheep out of the chicken and deer fortress, and fought for the migration of water and grass. They traveled thousands of miles across the northern desert and defeated nearly a hundred Hulu tribes. They shocked the northern frontier and made people from far and near surrender.
He died on his way home at the age of sixty-one.
He was buried in the mausoleum of Emperor Zhaowen and was given a posthumous gift to the Great Sima. His posthumous title was Jingwu, and he was the heir of Zice.
Praise says: The Han Dynasty is in turmoil, loyalty and righteousness are used in life. Pu followed Ge Gong to support the generals of the Yan Han Dynasty, corrected his ethics, uprightness and uprightness, and showed his virtue. He stopped punishing traitors and settled the country. He kept friendship with the emperor and relatives, promised to benefit future generations, and celebrated the Miao descendants. How prosperous it is.
