How did Xue Yantuo fall into destruction in history?

Li Mu tried hard to recall that although he was good at history when he was in school, his knowledge about Xue Yantuo was basically just one sentence or two, and it was not a point, and the memory was not very clear.

I searched in my memory and found that the plot of the TV series is deeper.

The clip in my impression is like this: Xue Yantuo keeps harassing the border. Li Shimin was so upset that he summoned hundreds of officials to discuss and the ministers discussed two solutions. The first solution was to convene a hundred thousand troops to destroy Xue Yantuo, which could ensure a hundred years of stability in the border. Second, allow marriage kinship and adopt detention, which is enough to ensure thirty years of peace on the border.

One is a hundred years and the other is thirty years. It is said that it is easy to choose, but in the end, the second plan was chosen. The civil servants led by Fang Xuanling all supported the second plan. Because if the first plan is adopted, it will consume too much money and food, too much loss, and it will cost the people and cause money. The second plan is just a princess.

It happened that the general Qie Heli was detained by Xue Yantuo when he returned to his tribe to visit his mother. Yi Nan knew that he was brave and wanted to persuade him to surrender to Xue Yantuo, but Qie Heli refused to speak and even cut off his left ear to show his ambition. After Li Shimin learned about it, he was moved and worried about his safety. Finally, he chose to agree to marry the marriage and promised Yi Nan to marry the emerging princess to him after Qie Heli was released.

After Qi Bi Heli was released, he felt deeply humiliated by being captured and tried his best to advise Li Shimin not to agree to the marriage. Li Shimin was unwilling to speak out without trust, but could not resist repeated persuasion. Qi Bi Heli said that if the princess married Yi Nan, the position of Yi Nan's Khan would have greater legitimacy in Chile, and the Tang Dynasty would be more difficult to control Xue Yantuo. Li Shimin was persuaded and was considering giving up the marriage, but he was afraid that his master would be Wuming, so he thought of a solution. He asked Yi Nan to go to Lingzhou in the Tang Dynasty to marry Xinxing Princess. If Yi Nan did not dare to come, he would have reason to refuse. But he obviously underestimated Yi Nan's determination to marry Yi Nan, and he agreed without saying a word.

If this plan fails, Li Shimin thought of another plan. He asked for 100,000 livestock as a betrothal gift and collected 100,000 livestock in a short time. Even Xue Yantuo would be impossible to complete. Moreover, when the sky was cold and the ground was frozen, most of the livestock died on the road, and it was even more impossible to complete. Because of the betrothal gift, the marriage bride was finally cancelled.

Later, Yi Nan died of illness, and Li Shimin sent people to sign his two sons as khans, and successfully divided Xue Yantuo, who was eventually defeated.

...

If the trajectory of history is carried out according to the past, this would be a good result. But since he has come to this era, Li Mu thought about whether he could change. At least in this matter, Li Shimin's actions are a bit sorry for the three words "Tian Khan".

Li Mu's desire to maintain Li Shimin's reputation is not false, but it comes entirely from sincerity. Even if he knew that Li Shimin's fear of him, he was also grateful to Li Shimin because Li Shimin's tolerance and grace could allow him to continue to do something for the people of this era. If it were other emperors, he would have died countless times now.

Li Mu never thought of rebelling. Because he always felt that he was a person outside this era, for example, the world was originally owned by Li Shimin. If he had no self, the wheel of history would roll according to the original trick. Why did people outside of his era want to "rob" other people's things? What chain reaction would happen if history changed? This was unforeseen, and he was not curious about what it was like.

When he was lucky enough to come to this era, he just wanted to do something more to the people of this era. Li Shimin is the person who truly dominates this era, and the role he can play is to do his best to assist him.

Li Mu thought for a while, picked up his pen and wrote a memorial.

"...I have some simple opinions on the troubles of Xue Yantuo now. Although Xue Yantuo's reputation is great, people's hearts are uneven. People's hearts are uneven, and people are in a mess. We should adopt a differentiation plan, stir up the public's grievances, and enthrone the nine surnames Tiel, and make them compete with each other..."

After thousands of words were written, he ordered people to send horses to Chang'an. This was a formal decree, not a private letter from flying pigeons. Li Mu chose to do this to let all officials of the court see his remarks, because he was not sure whether his method could work, or after discussion in court, he could be safe to check for shortcomings and fill in the gaps. If his suggestion was rejected, it would not matter, at least it provided an idea. No matter what method was used, Xue Yantuo did not have the ability to shake the Tang Dynasty. It was just that the time was long and whether it was decent, the result was the same.

After seeing Xue Yantuo, Li Mu continued to look clockwise. In the northeast of later generations, it was still a "barren land" at this time. It was said to be a barren land, but it was not without people. Khitan, Shiwei, and Mohe, many small tribes and ethnic groups lived in this place. Due to the climate, these tribes could not grow, and they were enslaved and oppressed by neighboring countries such as Goguryeo and Xue Yantuo, and their living conditions were very unoptimistic.

Of course, they did not pose a threat to the Tang Dynasty, and because of their weak strength, they did not even have the qualifications to give tribute to the Tang Dynasty. However, Li Mu attached great importance to these nations. In addition to the relationship between Li Chongyi, he knew that these nations were glorious after the Tang Dynasty.

Khitan, Mart, and these ethnic groups were the ancestors of later generations of Liao and Jin. They restricted the development of their tribes just because of their survival. In fact, in terms of individual combat effectiveness, they are not inferior to any nomadic people.

Li Mu stared at this area for a long time, finally picked up a pen and wrote something on a piece of paper.

He used English. This era has not yet been born in English. It is guaranteed that no one knows it, and there is no need to worry that anyone can understand it.

Going further east, there are Goguryeo and Baekje. As a thorn in Li Shimin's eyes, many strategies have been formulated for it, and Li Mu feels that he can no longer waste his brain cells.

This is basically the case with the surrounding countries. Li Mu turned his attention to the vast sea. When the news came back from Japan, the eldest brother of Yamabe, Wang, with the help of Ikkyu and Li Chongyi, had already taken two of the four Japanese islands, which were equally matched with the Suwo family. It was basically a confrontation and no one could do anything to each other. Of course, it would be very easy if Li Mu wanted to take over Japan. Hou Junji's 20,000 troops here, as long as he transported 5,000 people by ship, the balance would be broken.

You should know that Hou Junji's subordinates were the most elite 20,000 people in the Tang Dynasty. They had the best configuration of the Tang Dynasty army. They were facing a short samurai of Japan, who lacked copper and iron, basically no metal protective gear, and had not yet developed forging technology. Five thousand people landed in Japan. It was not an exaggeration to say that they were invincible. Unless they were ambushed, there was no possibility of losing. But Li Mu did not want to do this, what would it be for him to take down Japan? He could not live there, so he would still maintain the current situation and let the eldest brother of the Shanbei always need him so that he could continue to exploit Japan's resources. Otherwise, once Japan is "unified" again, this group of ungrateful Japanese people would not have any other thoughts.

Going further down, the corners of Li Mu's mouth slightly raised.

The largest island in China in later generations is now almost not very crowded. Most of the time is used as a port of call between Guangzhou and Yangzhou to replenish fresh water or avoid wind and waves. The ground is frozen, and most of the livestock dies on the road, and it is even more impossible to complete. Because of the betrothal gift, the marriage bride was finally cancelled.

Later, Yi Nan died of illness, and Li Shimin sent people to sign his two sons as khans, and successfully divided Xue Yantuo, who was eventually defeated.

...

If the trajectory of history is carried out according to the past, this would be a good result. But since he has come to this era, Li Mu thought about whether he could change. At least in this matter, Li Shimin's actions are a bit sorry for the three words "Tian Khan".

Li Mu's desire to maintain Li Shimin's reputation is not false, but it comes entirely from sincerity. Even if he knew that Li Shimin's fear of him, he was also grateful to Li Shimin because Li Shimin's tolerance and grace could allow him to continue to do something for the people of this era. If it were other emperors, he would have died countless times now.

Li Mu never thought of rebelling. Because he always felt that he was a person outside this era, for example, the world was originally owned by Li Shimin. If he had no self, the wheel of history would roll according to the original trick. Why did people outside of his era want to "rob" other people's things? What chain reaction would happen if history changed? This was unforeseen, and he was not curious about what it was like.

When he was lucky enough to come to this era, he just wanted to do something more to the people of this era. Li Shimin is the person who truly dominates this era, and the role he can play is to do his best to assist him.

Li Mu thought for a while, picked up his pen and wrote a memorial.

"...I have some simple opinions on the troubles of Xue Yantuo now. Although Xue Yantuo's reputation is great, people's hearts are uneven. People's hearts are uneven, and people are in a mess. We should adopt a differentiation plan, stir up the public's grievances, and enthrone the nine surnames Tiel, and make them compete with each other..."

After thousands of words were written, he ordered people to send horses to Chang'an. This was a formal decree, not a private letter from flying pigeons. Li Mu chose to do this to let all officials of the court see his remarks, because he was not sure whether his method could work, or after discussion in court, he could be safe to check for shortcomings and fill in the gaps. If his suggestion was rejected, it would not matter, at least it provided an idea. No matter what method was used, Xue Yantuo did not have the ability to shake the Tang Dynasty. It was just that the time was long and whether it was decent, the result was the same.

After seeing Xue Yantuo, Li Mu continued to look clockwise. In the northeast of later generations, it was still a "barren land" at this time. It was said to be a barren land, but it was not without people. Khitan, Shiwei, and Mohe, many small tribes and ethnic groups lived in this place. Due to the climate, these tribes could not grow, and they were enslaved and oppressed by neighboring countries such as Goguryeo and Xue Yantuo, and their living conditions were very unoptimistic.

Of course, they did not pose a threat to the Tang Dynasty, and because of their weak strength, they did not even have the qualifications to give tribute to the Tang Dynasty. However, Li Mu attached great importance to these nations. In addition to the relationship between Li Chongyi, he knew that these nations were glorious after the Tang Dynasty.

Khitan, Mart, and these ethnic groups were the ancestors of later generations of Liao and Jin. They restricted the development of their tribes just because of their survival. In fact, in terms of individual combat effectiveness, they are not inferior to any nomadic people.

Li Mu stared at this area for a long time, finally picked up a pen and wrote something on a piece of paper.

He used English. This era has not yet been born in English. It is guaranteed that no one knows it, and there is no need to worry that anyone can understand it.

Going further east, there are Goguryeo and Baekje. As a thorn in Li Shimin's eyes, many strategies have been formulated for it, and Li Mu feels that he can no longer waste his brain cells.

This is basically the case with the surrounding countries. Li Mu turned his attention to the vast sea. When the news came back from Japan, the eldest brother of Yamabe, Wang, with the help of Ikkyu and Li Chongyi, had already taken two of the four Japanese islands, which were equally matched with the Suwo family. It was basically a confrontation and no one could do anything to each other. Of course, it would be very easy if Li Mu wanted to take over Japan. Hou Junji's 20,000 troops here, as long as he transported 5,000 people by ship, the balance would be broken.

You should know that Hou Junji's subordinates were the most elite 20,000 people in the Tang Dynasty. They had the best configuration of the Tang Dynasty army. They were facing a short samurai of Japan, who lacked copper and iron, basically no metal protective gear, and had not yet developed forging technology. Five thousand people landed in Japan. It was not an exaggeration to say that they were invincible. Unless they were ambushed, there was no possibility of losing. But Li Mu did not want to do this, what would it be for him to take down Japan? He could not live there, so he would still maintain the current situation and let the eldest brother of the Shanbei always need him so that he could continue to exploit Japan's resources. Otherwise, once Japan is "unified" again, this group of ungrateful Japanese people would not have any other thoughts.

Going further down, the corners of Li Mu's mouth slightly raised.

The largest island in China in later generations is now almost not very crowded. Most of the time is used as a port of call between Guangzhou and Yangzhou to replenish fresh water or avoid wind and waves. The ground is frozen, and most of the livestock dies on the road, and it is even more impossible to complete. Because of the betrothal gift, the marriage bride was finally cancelled.

Later, Yi Nan died of illness, and Li Shimin sent people to sign his two sons as khans, and successfully divided Xue Yantuo, who was eventually defeated.

...
Chapter completed!