April 30th, the third year of Shengjing.

The remaining 13,000 troops and horses under the control of Wang Lu, the self-proclaimed rebel general of Dongyong County in Cangzhou, also rushed to the city gate one after another, joined the front army, and stormed the city.

As soon as the rebel general Wang Lu's rear army arrived, the situation turned against the rebel general Wang Lu.

Qin Yu, the general who was stationed in the city, suffered from the limited strength of the city's defenders and gradually showed signs of decline. He defended the city and struggled to support it.

May 1, the third year of Shengjing.

When Miao Yuefu's general Pang Tong was about to completely defeat the city of Cangzhou by the rebel general Wang Lu, he led a rapid march of 3,000 cavalry back to the city.

General Pang Tong saw that the city gate outside the city had been breached by the rebel general Wang Lu. He shouted "Damn you!" and led his troops into the formation. He immediately fought with the army led by the rebel general Wang Lu.

The three thousand cavalry led by General Pang Tong were well equipped and could not be compared to the army under the command of the rebel general Wang Lu.

Therefore, even though the rebel general Wang Luzhang had a large number of soldiers, the attack was temporarily broken up by the three thousand cavalry who arrived, and the military formation was lost.

The next day, General Pang Tong's right lieutenant led eight thousand elite troops and arrived.

The danger of Cangzhou's city being destroyed has been eased.

The rebel general Wang Lu led more than 20,000 soldiers and horses, and he was inseparable from the general Pang Tong who came to rescue him on the outskirts of Cangzhou City.

After several days of fighting, one out of five of the more than 20,000 troops and horses led by Wang Lu was wiped out, leaving only more than 16,000.

The Cangzhou army also suffered losses of more than 4,000 soldiers.

Outside the city of Cangzhou Prefecture, there was a river of blood and a mountain of corpses and a sea of ​​corpses.

In this situation, the rebel general Wang Lu did not withdraw his troops, and his offensive on the city continued unabated, as if he was about to break the city.

May 4th, the third year of Shengjing.

Cangzhou Prefecture Mu Miao Yuefu also led eight thousand elite troops and marched first to rush back to the prefecture city.

As soon as Cangzhou Prefecture Miao Yuefu led his army, he first ordered 3,000 soldiers and horses to cut off the rebel general Wang Lu's retreat, then attacked the rebel army formation from the center, and cooperated with General Pang Tong to form a strangulation formation, hoping to defeat the rebel general Wang Lu in one fell swoop.

The rebel army led by Wang Lu was wiped out here.

The rebel general Wang Lu saw that Cangzhou Prefecture's Mu Miao Yuefu had also led his troops back to support the city. Finally, he no longer wanted to fight. He turned his offensive formation into a withdrawal formation and decided to retreat.

How could Miao Yuefu easily let the rebel general Wang Lu lead his army to retreat? He personally led his troops into battle and stormed the rebel main command area, hoping to capture the rebel general Wang Lu in one fell swoop and cut off the head of the animal to appease the anger of the entire army.

The army led by the rebel general Wang Lu was originally the Cangzhou Army. When Miao Yue formed an ambush and attacked hard, he did not give up his soft tactics. He specially ordered more than fifty soldiers with loud voices to loudly announce on the battlefield what he was doing now.

Keep the promise.

Tell him that he followed the rebel general Wang Lu to attack the rebels in Zhoucheng. The disaster in Dongyong County is the fault of General Fangshu, and the fault does not lie with his soldiers.

As long as the soldiers under the command of the former general Fang Shu are willing to return to the army, he will let bygones be bygones and not hold them responsible for the change of army.

As soon as this announcement was made, 30% of the soldiers originally recruited by Wang Lu's command immediately chose to return.

The morale of the rebels led by Wang Lu plummeted.

The two armies fought for only half a day, and the rebel army led by Wang Lu was defeated by the troops of Miao Yuefu and General Pang Tong.

May 6, the third year of Shengjing.

The rebel general Wang Lu was defeated. Under the desperate protection of more than a thousand personal guards, he was seriously injured and fled the city, only heading towards Tengyan County in Cangzhou.

Miao Yuefu sent troops to hunt him down.

The remaining more than 10,000 defeated soldiers were captured by Miao Yuefu. After being held accountable and severely punished, they were dispersed and reorganized.

May 12, the third year of Shengjing.

King Lin Zhihuang captured Cangzhou Dongyong Army and all the cities in Heting County.

His generals Hu Hong and General Dou Tu attacked Xiangshan County. Miao Yuefu's general Miao Zhangjian defended the county. Even though General Miao Zhangjian used his troops like a god, he was still no match for King Quan's troops. Their siege equipment was excellent, and the soldiers The number was twice that of the defenders, and two cities were lost again.

Cangzhou Prefecture Mu Miaoyue ordered General Pang Tong to lead his troops again to aid General Miao Zhangjian who was stationed in Xiangshan County.

May 13th, the third year of Shengjing.

The 120,000 allied troops led by Fu Xiao turned their grief into anger and successively captured the five counties of Chuanling County in Zizhou from Yangxi County in Zizhou. Qingpingdao retreated in succession and suffered a major loss in Chuanling County in Zizhou.

May 15th, the third year of Shengjing.

Huang Xianshan, the governor of Tengyan County, openly worshiped the rebel general Wang Lu and blocked the pursuers sent by Cangzhou Prefecture Mu Miao Yuefu outside Tengyan County. At the same time, he issued a proclamation denounced Miao Yuefu as a traitor to the state and declared that the king Lu had previously attacked the city just to rescue Yong Yisui, the former state herdsman who was under house arrest there.

In this announcement, Huang Xianshan, the governor of Tengyan County, revealed that Wang Lu was actually a closed disciple of the old general Tairan.

Old General Tairan fled to Cangzhou after he resigned from the imperial court. He was cared for by the former Cangzhou Prefect Yong Yisui. Before his death, he learned that he was under house arrest, so that he could keep the peace of Cangzhou by giving him the position of prefecture shepherd.

Therefore, before the death of General Tairan, he gave his disciple Wang Lu an order to rescue Yong Yisui, the former shepherd of Cangzhou Prefecture, from the hands of the traitor Miao Yuefu, and to return peace to Cangzhou.

As soon as Huang Xianshan, the governor of Tengyan County, made this announcement, it was very consistent with the previous announcements made by King Quan. The people under Cangzhou finally became suspicious of the current state pastor, Miao Yuefu.

Regardless of whether there is any evidence, just look at how peaceful this place was when Miao Yuefu was the governor of Cangzhou and when Yong Yi was the governor of Cangzhou...

It is true that chaos broke out in Cangzhou after Miao Yuefu took office. Now, except for Tengyan County and Xiaojing County, the remaining three counties are in war.

May 17, the third year of Shengjing.

Cangzhou Prefecture Mu Miao Yuefu also issued a notice, refuting Tengyan County Governor Huang Xianshan's previous announcement as nonsense. Wang Lu was a traitor with evil intentions, and Tengyan County Governor Huang Xianshan was even a lackey under his command.

It is also said that the internal chaos in Cangzhou was probably caused by the rebel general Wang Lu. Fortunately, he passed by, quelled the bandit rebellion, and saved the former Cangzhou Prefect Yong Yisui. Otherwise, he would have succeeded. Last year in Cangzhou There will be chaos.

At the same time, he denounced the current chaos in Cangzhou because King Quan was acting unscrupulously and raising troops wantonly. If he had not led his troops to defend this place to the death, this place would have been a place of slavery for King Quan, who was secretly connected with Qingping Dao.

After this day.

After the fighting in Cangzhou stopped for a while, the three forces began to use notices to criticize and rectify each other's names.
Chapter completed!