Chapter 1,791 War of Attrition

Gao Yongchang couldn't help but his heart moved: "This... businessmen don't even give the Buddha face?"

The elder said: "I and other monks, competing with him, inevitably lose sight of the situation, so I would like to ask, will the general accept this job?"

"Take it!" Gao Yongchang quickly pressed down the basket of bills: "Don't worry, Buddha, we will take this bill!"

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In Gengwu, the emperor was lucky to have the palace of Shen Wang. In Xinwei, he was lucky to be in the palace of Duan. In Jiaxu, the emperor of Xianning County was granted the title of Prince Xin, the Prince of Puning County was named King Jian, and the Duke of Qi State was named Prince of Yongning County.

Jiashen, Xingruicheng Palace and Prince Shen and Prince Jian's Mansion.

Bingzi, Zhuxihetonghuiguan, Zhang Dun and others were included in the "Records of Shenzong" and "Records of Emperor Shenzong".

In Renyin, Huang Fuguo, the minister of advice, said: "In Yuanfengzhong, during the day off, the students of the Imperial Academy went to the martial arts archery hall to practice archery. The sage Shao tasted it and made him an order. He begged for his teachings to be taught in various states."

This is to add physical education classes to students.

In Dinghai and Liao Dynasty, King Yanxi held a rebirth ceremony and pardoned three hundred miles of prisoners.

First, the land in Gaoyang was fertile and the people were prosperous, and those who were in charge of the towns had to spend money on goods.

When Xiao Wen, the uncle of the Liao Dynasty, Xianggun, arrived, he put aside the old disadvantages, engaged in farming and mulberry trees, and respected ethics and education. There were locusts in the county, so he proposed to catch them. The article said: "Locusts are a natural disaster, what's the use of catching them!" But he blamed himself.

After all the locusts flew away, the remaining ones did not eat the seedlings and were scattered in the grass, where they were eaten by the magpies.

At that time, it was thought that Wen could be put to great use, so he was moved to the ancient Tang Dynasty as a military envoy to Yizhou and served as a pacification envoy to the southwest.

In Renchen, Gao Yongchang, the general in Tokyo, rebelled.

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It is actually unfair to say that Gao Yongchang was involved in rebellion. At least Gao Yongchang followed the normal procedure at the beginning, taking the bonds issued by various companies to ask for things.

However, various merchants said that prices are so high now that if they buy the goods at the current price, they will be hanged. Therefore, if they want to redeem these bonds, there are only three ways: waiting, discounting or adding money.

Of course Gao Yongchang is not willing. Even if he wants to buy all the grain and oil noodles, only 20% of them will be his own. What's more, for these bonds, the profiteers have collected the payment in advance. This will not only make a few more rounds of money, but now the prices are rising. It doesn't make sense to refuse to acknowledge the debt.

The merchants refused to pay, and the monks had nothing to do, but that does not mean that the leaders of the army had nothing to do.

One word, grab!

Gao Yongchang led his men to open the doors of the merchants and then began to snatch food.

Countless ordinary people who didn't know the truth were overjoyed when they saw this situation. Finally, there was a hero who took action against the big dogs. So why are you still standing there? We are also hungry, let's go together!

Therefore, it is quite inexplicable to describe the looting that took place in Tokyo in May 2011. After studying the whole incident carefully, it is better to say that Gao Yongchang "made a rebellion", but it is better to say that the people who caused the rebellion were actually hungry people, but Gao Yongchang was all blamed. On the head.

But not only the senior officials of the Liao Dynasty, but even the officials of the Song Dynasty who had been engaged in conspiracy did not expect that the real economic crisis of the Liao Dynasty would completely break out with this bond pressing as the trigger.

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At the southern foot of Jinshan Mountain, Tu'er Mountain.

The protracted war continues.

Since this year, there is no need to mention the Zhongjing Road. The Liao Kingdom's war on the Shangjing Road is still being fought in an orderly manner.

Jiazi, Liao's envoy Eterle attacked the bandits in the northwest frontier, defeated several attacks by Jeddah, and captured many people, including tens of thousands of horses, camels, cattle and sheep.

Yelu Yanxi used this merit to recruit the envoy to Etelbei Mansion to interrogate the prime minister and also know the affairs of the Privy Council.

First, if there is a lawsuit in the local area, the state government can handle it. Later, unless the privy minister is notified, no questioning is allowed, so the old lawsuit will be ignored.

Ertele petitioned for the old system to be maintained, so that the Nanfu could handle the lawsuit independently, and the Lord of Liao followed it.

In Renyin, a drama thief came to Beijing - Zhao Zhongge, who captured the palace and even robbed the palace maids and royal objects.

Xiao Dili, the deputy who stayed behind, led the crowd to capture him. He was hit by an arrow in his right arm. Using a stick of mugwort, he galloped away with all his strength. The thief abandoned the plunder and escaped.

Xiao Dili chased Zhongge to Anzhou, north and south of Dading Prefecture, and ordered Guanjin to inspect the traveler and found out that he had stolen it.

Xiao Dili is the grandson of the emperor's uncle, who had been kept in Shangjing before.

This time he not only escaped from the prison, but also achieved great success. In the name of expelling the bandits, he occupied the area south of Dading Prefecture.

Yelu Yanxi had no choice. Privy Councilor Asu suggested that now that the matter was over, it was better to promote him and use him to block the northward movement of the emperor's uncle, and use the internal conflicts within the emperor's uncle's faction to contain Yelv Chun.

Yelu Yanxi felt that it made sense, so he appointed the emperor's uncle as the marshal of the world's military forces, and promoted Xiao Dili to all the privy ministers to accept the decree.

On the Wuwu day, envoys were sent to imprison the five capitals, and five hundred of them were to be moved to serve in the army.

At that time, Asu, the privy envoy of the Northern Court, was in charge of Yelu Yisun's party. His party bribed many powerful people in order to get leniency. Later, public opinion gradually began to turn against Asu, so Asu suggested that Yelu Yanxi should end the matter.

Yisi, Yelu Yanxi issued an edict: "The previous dynasty has already acted and cannot be reported."

The culprits of the previous crimes were bribed to get away with it, and then they spread to innocent people and became Asu's fortune.

In order to analyze his injustice, Zuo Qigong, the censor of the imperial censor, was ordered to investigate and punish him with peace of mind, and many people were killed.

Until now, Zuo Qigong has impeached Asu for corruption, bending the law, betraying the holy grace, setting up a trap and killing innocent people.

Yelu Yanxi summoned Yelu Yan, the newly appointed counselor and political official, to the inner hall to interview him about political affairs.

Yelu Yan gained his trust by flattering Yelu Hongji. At that time, Yelu Hongji ordered the elected officials to roll dice to pick the winner. When Yan tasted the victory, the Lord of Liao said: "This is the prime minister's campaign."

Yan's wife, Xing, was beautiful and tried to go in and out of forbidden areas. Yan taught her, "Be careful not to lose your intention."

From this, the Xing family gained the favor of Yelu Hongji, and Yelu Yan became more and more favored by this power.

After the death of Yelu Hongji, Yeluyan had colluded with Xiao Fengxian early on, so he took refuge with him in order to gain favor.

When Yelu Yanxi was first established, some ministers requested that the ban on the paddock be lifted. Yelu Yan saw that the Lord of Liao was fond of traveling, and wrote a letter: "The emperor's inspection tour is a major event, and although it is in the dark, it cannot be abolished."

Together with Xiao Hutu, the Grand Master of Yongxing Palace, and Xiao Fengxian's younger brother, Xiao Sixian, they talked about the joy of following the birds to suit their purpose.

Yelu Yanxi was pleased to follow him, and he ordered a supervisor to prepare for the inspection.

From then on, the state of affairs began to decline, and the favor and trust of Yeluyan and others became stronger and stronger.

There was a gap between Yeluyan and Niu Wenshu, and they became close to each other and formed many cliques.

Yelu Yan relied on Fengxian as the inner master and fought off Yelu Yuxu and other concubines first, thereby gaining Xiao Fengxian's appreciation. Without his interference, Niu Wenshu could no longer suppress Yelu Yan.

When Yelu Yanxi asked Yeluyan about the treatment of the remnants of those who rebelled against the party, Yeluyan thought that his opportunity had come, and immediately impeached Asu and collected various evidence of his crimes.

Yelu Yanxi was indifferent to all the corruption and dereliction of duty, but when Yelu Yan reported to Asu that there was a secretary under Asu Xing, who wrote that the successor of the Song Dynasty was "ascended to the throne", Yelu Yanxi couldn't help but became furious.

At the end of the war, he dismissed the Asu shogunate officials and sent out the Asu Guangshun military envoy to inform the Xingzhong government.

Although Yeluyan himself was a treacherous minister, this matter was the same as when Asu first started to engage in Yeluyisun's rebellion, and his reputation was greatly improved.

In Renyin, Yeluyan, the Duke of Yue, knew the Privy Council and moved to the Duke of Qin.

Yelu Shensi, who stayed in Beijing, was appointed as the Deputy Privy Envoy of the North Academy. Zhang Fenggui, a Hanlin scholar, participated in political affairs and also knew the affairs of the Privy Council.

But the key to the Liao Kingdom today is not political disputes and personnel disputes, but the need to ensure military victory.

Gengxu and Yelu Yanxi led the imperial army to command Etle, the left Pishi commanded the Yelu Zhangjianu army, and the right commanded the army Xiao Xiefuliu, and sent a large army to Tu'er Mountain.

Previously, Li Kui led his army to make a big fuss on the Zhongjing Road. The ministers repeatedly warned the Tatars that they would make peace with the Tatars and asked them to divide their forces to fight against them. However, they were all suppressed by Yelu Yanxi.

Li Kui made so much noise in the south, but the Shangjing area was very quiet. Because the monarch was sensitive to the overall situation, Yelu Yanxi intuitively felt that there was something wrong here.

Even if Dabeinu was sent out in the end, Yelu Yanxi repeatedly ordered him not to leave lightly and to return at any time.

It should be said that Yelu Yanxi's military intuition was still better than that of many generals. Sure enough, as soon as May came, there was finally movement in Jeddah.

Although the number of troops was 50,000 less, Yelu Yanxi still had a large number of troops. After continuous early reconnaissance and a series of small-scale battles, Jida's intentions were gradually known to the Liao Kingdom.

The Zubu tribe was trying to break through Ningzhou from the Hun River and invade Changchun.

Up to now, all the generals are sincerely convinced by Yelu Yanxi's prediction. Yelu Zhangjianu, the commander of the left Pishi in the northwest, is guarding Tu'er Mountain, and Xiao Xiefu, the commander of the right Pishi in the southwest, is staying at Yongan Mountain, together with Yelu Yanxi and Etel

Together with the guarding Ningzhou, they formed a horn, and the incoming enemy troops were caught in it.

Although the Liao army was not as good as Chubu in terms of quality, morale, and cavalry numbers, it had the huge advantage of being able to wait for work and had a good chance of winning.

After a month, the battle was fought in an orderly manner, especially Etle, who defeated Jeddah's forwards with bronze cannons outside Ningzhou City, greatly frustrating Bu's spirit, seizing tens of thousands of cattle and sheep, and also obtained Yeluyan.

Jubilee's reward.

However, this time Jeddah was also different from the previous Tatars' swarming tactics. They were very well prepared. The setback of the forward did not affect the advancing army. Instead of retreating, they became more cautious. Not only did they set up military strongholds in the hope of lasting

As a result, the offensive intensity is gradually increasing.
Chapter completed!