Chapter 2387 Duke Guan Yudong Ping of the State of Qin
Yao Xing gritted his teeth: "Why, does the Central Plains belong to your Jin State? That was the territory of the former Qin Dynasty. Our Great Qin Dynasty was established in the Fu family, and the country's name is still Qin. Of course we have to take back this old land of Qin State.
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Tao Yuanming laughed: "Do you want to argue with me about this since ancient times? It won't take long. Just a hundred years ago, it seems that all of you, the Yao family, were citizens of the Jin Dynasty. They were placed in Longyou.
Luoyang is the former capital of the Jin Dynasty, and the Central Plains has been the seat of our Central Plains dynasty since the Xia Dynasty. Even the former Qin Dynasty only took advantage of the war in the Central Plains to sneak attack and occupy Luoyang. The total is only more than ten
In the past years, our Jin Dynasty has recaptured Luoyang many times since its journey to the south, and the time it occupied was longer than the time occupied by the two of you, the Qin Dynasty."
Having said this, Tao Yuanming took a step forward, slammed his staff on the ground, and said in a deep voice: "The former Qin Dynasty was unruly and tried to destroy our Jin Dynasty. It launched the Battle of Feishui, but was attacked head-on by our Jin Dynasty. As a result, he died
The Kingdom of Death was destroyed, and the land of Luoyang in the Central Plains was recovered by Huan Chong, the governor of Jingzhou. After Liu Zhenjun returned from the north, he personally led his brothers in the Beifu to defend Luoyang and repel Murong Chong."
"When Liu Zhenjun sent me here, he told me personally that Luoyang was the place where he shed blood, sweated, and fought for his life. He still remembers it to this day. Every time he thinks of Huan Xuan's civil war to kill Yongzhou in order to fight for power.
The governor, Yang Quanqi, was heartbroken when the land of Luoyang was lost and lost again. He wished he could mount his horse and carry his sword and enter Luoyang again. It was only because he thought of the continuous war in the world and the displacement of the people that he could not bear to use weapons rashly and poison the people, so he sent me here to pay homage first and then attack.
I hope we can find a solution that everyone can accept.”
Yao Xing said solemnly: "Can both parties accept it? You want me to give up the entire Nanyang Basin unconditionally, and give away the place that thousands of soldiers fought for with their blood? Is there such a thing that both parties can accept?"
Tao Yuanming smiled slightly: "Then, has your Majesty ever thought about why Fu Jian took the initiative to withdraw Fu Hui's 70,000 troops from Luoyang without the Jin sending an envoy to ask for them after the former Qin failed in the Battle of Feishui?
, retreated to Guanzhong."
Yao Xing frowned and stopped talking.
Tao Yuanming raised his brows, raised his voice a few degrees, and said loudly: "Actually, the real enemy of your Majesty now is not the Jin Dynasty, or even the Northern Wei Dynasty, which killed tens of thousands of your soldiers when their swords met, but the tiger breeding.
Now Hu Xia is turning against you, and Zhu Liang, who was stimulated by Hu Xia's temporary success, began to feel rebellious."
Yao Xing gritted his teeth: "Ambassador Tao seems to know a lot about Da Qin's situation, so I'm interested in hearing what you can tell me!"
Tao Yuanming smiled slightly: "Then please forgive me for being rude. Now I will not act as an envoy of the Jin Dynasty, but as a foreign minister to discuss the current situation with the king. What do you think?"
Yao Xing nodded and looked around: "You guys should step aside first. I want to have a private chat with Mr. Tao."
Standing next to Yao Xing, a heavily armed general, about forty years old, with a red face and long beard, piercing eyes, frowned: "Your Majesty, Tao Yuanming is an envoy from a foreign country after all. If you face him alone like this, I'm afraid
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Yao Xing smiled: "Tao Gong is a famous scholar in the world. After all, I am also an emperor who has been fighting for a lifetime, so there is nothing to be afraid of. That's all, Ah Shao, I know your loyalty, so be it, you stay
If you come down, you can also be a witness, but this conversation must not be told outside."
Tao Yuanming smiled slightly: "You must be Dongping Gong Yao Shao, who is known as the first general of the Qin Dynasty. He is known as unparalleled in loyalty and bravery. Guan Yunchang is still alive. When I meet him today, he is indeed worthy of his reputation."
Yao Shao said coldly: "Mr. Tao, I just heard so many irritating remarks from you, but due to the occasion and respect for your status as the ambassador of the Kingdom of Jin, I have not spoken. Now I want to say something, Luoyang City is now
I will guard it. If your lord wants to come and get it, I will accompany you at any time. In fact, I have really wanted to meet Liu Yu, the world-famous Jin War God."
Tao Yuanming glanced at the servants who were exiting the hall and closing the door, and said with a smile: "Then, since you are the general guarding Luoyang, how come you are in Chang'an now instead of Luoyang?"
Yao Shao's expression changed slightly, then calmed down, and he sneered: "This is an internal transfer report of our country, involving military affairs, and it is not enough for outsiders. Your shogunate, Liu Yu's, was also opened in Jingkou, wasn't it the same one a few days ago?
Did you go back to the capital and carry out a big purge?"
Tao Yuanming smiled and waved his hand: "Luoyang Chang'an, thousands of miles apart, can it be the same as Jingkou Jiankang, where people can come and go in one day? And you didn't come back alone, I came back with you,
There are also 13,000 elite troops stationed in Luoyang, 5,000 of whom were transferred from Nanyang, right, Duke Dongping?!"
Yao Shao's expression changed drastically this time. His hand unconsciously pressed the hilt of the sword and said in a deep voice: "Ambassador Tao, what do you want to do when you come back to our country? To spy on the military situation?"
Tao Yuanming sighed: "How can it be possible to conceal the whereabouts of the mobilization of thousands of troops and horses? I am just a scholar and an envoy. I know all this by reading the military reports from the rear every day, let alone my Liu Zhenjun. Da Qin just last month
Lingbei was defeated miserably, Xinping fell, four thousand defenders were killed by Helian Bobo, 20,000 households were relocated, the Lingbei defense line had almost completely collapsed, and there were constant turmoil in Liangzhou, although Qi Nan was defeated last year
We sent troops to force the Lu family of Houliang to surrender and give up Guzang City."
"But the destruction of Hou Liang made Southern Liang, Western Qin, and Northern Liang all have ambitions, and they all set their sights on Guzang City. Now Da Qin is very difficult to deal with Hu Xia, and it is simply unable to continue to invest heavy troops in Liangzhou, so
General Qi destroyed Liang and was unable to hold on, so he had to withdraw with the people of Guzang City and the Lu family. Guzang City was also sold to Nanliang who paid hundreds of thousands of cattle, sheep, and 5,000 horses as tribute.
Guzang, which is not too far away, and Liangzhou, which has similar folk customs, is not guarded, but it is forced to occupy the Nanyang Basin, which is thousands of miles away, isolated to the south of Funiu Mountain, and the customs and customs are very different. Your Majesty, this is really the right thing to do.
A choice?”
Yao Shao said bitterly: "These are two different things. In the Central Plains, including Nanyang, we can recruit troops and horses locally to protect ourselves. Hu Xia is just a bunch of horse thieves who dare not confront our army head-on.
It's a hit and run. This time our Central Plains army is returning to support, just to chase, intercept, and completely eliminate it. Once Hu Xia is destroyed, Liangzhou can be taken at any time. Mr. Tao doesn't have to worry about it. He still thinks about yourselves.