This has become a stepping stone for Zhao Kuangyin to seize power!
After hearing this, Han Tong rubbed his head and felt that one head was as big as two.
Guo Rong is quite particular about selecting people.
Luo Youdu was magnanimous and sophisticated, understood people's feelings, taught legal principles, had a long-term vision, and had enough prestige to train a younger generation of generals for the Zhou Dynasty.
Zhao Kuangyin, on the other hand, has connections, a strong sense of loyalty, and is able to stabilize the arrogant and capable generals of the older generation.
As for Han Tong, although he has no connections or enough prestige, he has a fierce and loyal heart...
There is no possibility for Han Tong to rebel, while Luo Youdu and Zhao Kuangyin have different positions between the old and the new. Even if their relationship is not bad on the surface, they are not walking the same path and it is impossible to converge in one place.
No matter who the two of them are, if they have different thoughts, the other person can cooperate with Han Tong and eliminate the other party with an absolute advantage.
Guo Rong's original intention was to help Han Tong establish prestige in the Guards and Military Division through his own assistance.
During this Northern Expedition, Guo Rong arranged for Luo Youdu to guard Youzhou in order to give Han Tong a chance.
However, due to Guo Rong's sudden illness, all plans came to nothing. Not only did Han Tong fail to establish the Imperial Guards and Military Division, but he was influenced by Li Chongjin. For a while, he was even unable to successfully take charge of the Imperial Guards Division.
Originally, the Guards and Military Department was a mess, with arrogant and powerful generals running rampant, Zhang Lingduo stirring up trouble, and Marshal Han Lingkun watching with eager eyes. Now there is another Zhao Kuangyin.
Han Tong only felt that the future was bleak.
Han Wei looked at his troubled father and was at his wits' end.
Although he found this out, what could he do?
Stab in front of officials?
There is no evidence at all, and what if the officials believe it?
In the current situation, even if the officials touch their own father, they will not touch Zhao Kuangyin.
Han Tong saw his precious son frowning and said with a smile: "Compared to not even knowing who the opponent is, now at least I know who is causing trouble. My son can rest assured that his father, the step commander, is the chief of the Guards and Military Division. He, Zhao Kuangyin,
No matter how capable I am, I have no ability to reach out to my bodyguard and military department. As for Zhang Lingduo, can I still let my subordinates hold him back?"
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Han Wei knew that his father was trying to comfort him and responded with the same smile.
Father and son say goodbye.
Han Wei was thinking about how to break the situation when the concierge suddenly sent a greeting note, saying that he was an old friend.
Han Wei curiously took the invitation.
The workmanship of the greeting card is luxurious, and it can be seen that it comes from a wealthy family.
Han Wei was curious. He was weak and sick and had little contact with others, but he didn't know who gave it to him.
There was no signature on the greeting card. When I opened it, there was only a note inside with seven simple words: "If the situation is broken, we should look for Prime Minister Li."
Han Wei slapped his forehead and said: "It's so stupid. Why can't you think of such a simple method?"
He glanced at the note, with a strange look in his eyes. After careful consideration, he found that there was indeed no other trap.
Regardless of the intentions of the person who prompted this, letting Li Chongjin resolve the matter is indeed the most effective method at the moment.
Now there are undercurrents surging in Bianjing City, and his father must take control of the Guards and Military Division as soon as possible in order to deal with the upcoming changes.
Han Wei stopped thinking about it and wrote down his findings and investigation on paper and sent someone to Jiangling.
After Han Wei finished writing all this, he felt no joy at all that things were over.
There is no doubt that the people hiding in the dark are the most terrifying.
Han Wei let out a long sigh: "The water is getting more and more muddy, and I don't know whether it's an enemy or a friend."
Gangneung!
After Li Chongjin was demoted by Guo Rong, he put down everything and ignored the affairs in Beijing.
If you have soldiers in your hands, your waist will be straight. If you don't have soldiers in your hands, you will naturally be able to see everything.
Guo Rong's suppression of military envoys from various places achieved remarkable results. Li Chongjin's Jiangning army had less than 10,000 soldiers, and the quality was also uneven.
With just these few troops, a rebellion can't make waves.
Li Chongjin was quite open-minded and lived a leisurely and contented life. He visited mountains and rivers every day and enjoyed the charm of Jingxiang.
Until this day, Li Chongjin received a letter from Han Wei. Looking at everything in the letter, there was a hint of sneer on his dark face: "I hunt geese all day long, and the geese pecked my eyes."
Han Wei did not have conclusive evidence.
But in the adult world, from...
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No evidence is needed.
The more evidence you have, the more obvious it becomes, but it is untrue.
How can a certain level of overt and covert fighting leave behind every piece of evidence for the opponent to control his army?
Do you think you have a long life?
Just like Li Chongjin suspected that Zhao Kuangyin was the Zhongshan Wolf at the beginning, he had no evidence. The only way to benefit was not him, but him.
As the nephew of Taizu Guo Wei, Li Chongjin always knew the general situation best and was deeply trusted and respected by the generals of the Zhou Dynasty. The more he was like this, the clearer he knew what his future would be.
Ever since Guo Rong promoted Han Tong in an unusual way, Li Chongjin knew that this person would take over from him.
Li Chongjin was indeed a little dissatisfied with this, but he had no intention of resisting.
Guo Rong was indeed a good emperor, and he could not be his opponent, so he looked away.
He even knew that the Northern Expedition to Yanyou would be his last battle.
Therefore, he was not afraid of leaving any clues and protected his subordinates who had been with him for many years without any worries.
But he didn't expect that the young and strong Guo Rong would develop a stubborn illness at this critical moment and need to arrange his funeral arrangements early to pave the way for his son.
Looking back now, I can't help but feel a little regretful.
Now that things have come to this point, it's useless to think about anything else.
However, it is not the same thing to retreat after considering the situation by yourself, and to be framed and have others drive you away.
Li Chongjin did not hesitate and wrote a letter directly to Shi Zhanghui, deputy commander of the Infantry Division of the Guards.
After thinking about it for a while, it seemed that it was not enough, so I wrote another letter to Zhang Yongde.
When he was in Bianjing, Li Chongjin seemed very magnanimous. After all, he had been stepping on him, and as the first person in the military, it was reasonable and reasonable for him to give way to the second.
But now Li Chongjin had no intention of doting on Zhang Yongde. The letter was full of ridicule, praising him for his sharp eyesight and his ability to pick out the wolf from the mountain with a single pick.
After writing this letter, Li Chongjin smiled with satisfaction.
Bianjing, night!
Zhang Lingduo came to Zhao's house in panic.
Looking at the two brothers Zhao Kuangyin and Zhao Kuangyi, they were filled with bitterness.
"The two good nephews are in trouble now!" #... ...
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Zhang Lingduo said: "Just this afternoon, for some unknown reason, Zhang Hui, who has always been unwilling to see Han Tong, suddenly led some generals to visit Han Tong. He expressed his apology and was willing to support and assist him in serving the Great Zhou Dynasty."
Zhao Kuangyin and Zhao Kuangyi's expressions suddenly changed.
Zhao Kuangyin said: "Why is this? The day before yesterday, I drank with him. He was promoted by the envoy. How could he support Han Tong?"
Zhang Lingduo also looked confused and said: "They deliberately avoided me. They must have regarded me as an outsider."
Zhao Kuangyin looked solemn, he might not be able to defeat Luo Youdu just by being a palace commander, but he could still get a piece of the pie no matter what if he was a bodyguard and military commander.
Zhao Kuangyin and Zhao Kuangyi looked at each other and they both meant the same thing.