But this spy named a person who shouldn't be here.
"What? How could it be Murong Ke?"
Yang Ye immediately showed a look of shock, grabbed the spies by the collar, and asked: "Didn't he lead the army eastward? How could he be here at this time? Didn't you see it wrong?"
It is an indisputable fact that the main force of the Yuan and Meng armies has marched eastward. After all, no matter how much Murong Ke concealed it, tens of thousands more troops could not be created out of thin air to cover him.
And a small trick like forcing the people to pretend to be a large army would definitely not be able to fool the spies of the Jin army. After all, no matter how the people pretended to be, there would definitely be flaws.
Therefore, there is no doubt that the main force of Yuanmeng must be advancing eastward. This hidden force in front of us is the partial force. As the general of Yuanmeng, how could Murong Ke not command the main force but stay to command the partial force?
The spy also knew the doubts in this, but he still explained with great determination: "To report to the Governor, I dare not lie. In the previous battle, I have seen Murong Ke, and I am 100% sure that that person is
Murong Ke."
The spy's extremely certain tone made Yang Ye even more confused. He immediately loosened the spies' collar, looked to the east and murmured to himself: "If Murong Ke were here, who would lead the main force of the Yuan army to fight against Wang Meng?"
Who is this person?”
The most serious question arises. Since Murong Ke appears here, who is the person Wang Meng is facing?
This person can allow Murong Ke to support the main army at this critical moment. From this, it is enough to see that this person's battle command ability is definitely not inferior to Murong Ke's, and this also means that there are at least two Murong Ke level
The general is in the river.
At this thought, Yang Ye's face suddenly became extremely ugly. After all, one Murong Ke was already difficult enough, but Yuan Meng actually hid one in secret. Even if they could be driven out, I'm afraid Hetao would be doomed to be seriously injured.
Bar.
"Wang Jinglue's ability to command battles is not inferior to mine, and his military skills and strategies are even better than mine. With him commanding the main army, even if victory cannot be achieved, the eastern front army will definitely be safe and sound."
Thinking of this, a trace of murderous intent flashed in Yang Ye's eyes, and he said coldly to himself: "The most urgent task is to take the lead in defeating Murong Ke's army while the enemy is in the dark. Now the number of soldiers and horses around Murong Ke is
If it’s less than 10,000, it’s a good time to kill Murong Ke.”
"Da Lang, Er Lang, Si Lang, Wu Lang, Qi Lang?"
"The end will be here." The five sons responded in unison.
"Each of you will take two thousand elite cavalry, although I, the commander-in-chief, will go to kill Murong Ke."
"promise."
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On the east line of the Hetao, the 60,000-yuan Mongolian cavalry kept galloping eastward, led by the mysterious new general who replaced Murong Ke.
Murong Lin quickly rushed to the front of the army and reported to the general: "Father, the spies are here to report that the Jin army has come to the east. Unexpectedly, our army just feinted a shot and actually attracted the Jin army.
Already."
The only person in the world who could make Murong Lin call him father was Murong Chui, and Murong Chui was the new general chosen by Murong Ke.
As for the two generals, Murong Ke and Yang Ye, they both tacitly chose to lead the partial army in the battle, which makes people lament that things are unpredictable.
Murong Huang, the founder of Qianyan, one of the Sixteen Kingdoms, had many achievements in his life, but in the eyes of many people An Zie is not worth mentioning at all, just because Murong Huang also has one thing that can be said to be "unprecedented and unprecedented."
"The great ability of giving birth to a son.
According to statistics, Murong Huang had about 20 sons in his life, and among these 20 sons, three emperors were born. Only one of them succeeded to the throne. The other two both made their own fortunes and later established -
- Hou Yan and Nan Yan, and these two countries are included in the Sixteen Kingdoms;
At the same time, among the 20 sons of Murong Huang, there were two "gods of war" who "never lost", namely Murong Ke, the "number one general in the Sixteen Kingdoms", and Murong Chui, the "god of tragic war".
The life of his elder brother Murong Ke can only be described as 'legendary' and 'perfect', while his younger brother Murong Chui, who is not inferior to him at all, is much more aggrieved.
Murong Chui conquered Goguryeo at the age of 16 and won!
At the age of 18, Zheng Yuwen Xianbei won!
At the age of 19, he led troops to guard the border between Qian Yan and Later Zhao. General Deng Heng of Later Zhao did not dare to fight Murong Chui.
At the age of 20, Murong Chui led an army and together with Murong Ke attacked Fuyu State and won again!
Murong Chui was a victorious general who was victorious in every battle, and the founding king of Later Yan. Many people must have thought that his life must be hearty, but the fact is exactly the opposite.
Murong Chui's life always switched between tragedy and comedy, and he rarely found peace. If he had to set a main tone for his life, then only the word "grievance" would be more suitable.
After Murong Chui was born, because of his strange appearance and extraordinary demeanor, even though he was a commoner, he was greatly loved by his father Murong Huang.
Murong Huang named him Murong Ba to show that he would become the hegemon. He once hesitated whether he should depose his son Murong Jun and make Murong Chui his son. This shows how much Murong Huang loved Murong Chui, but he also hesitated.
It was precisely because of this favor that the second brother Murong Jun, who was the crown prince, became jealous and resentful.
After Murong Huang's death, his legitimate son Murong Jun succeeded to the throne, but he was wary of his younger brother Murong Chui. In order to eliminate his brother's wariness, Murong Chui changed his name from Murong Ba to Murong Chui, and later to Murong Chui.
Although history books record that Murong Chui once fell from a horse and broke his teeth, so he changed his name. But people are more willing to believe that Murong Chui changed his name to show Murong Jun that he had no intention of usurping the throne.
A victory to prove yourself.
In 349 AD, Murong Chui was appointed as the vanguard commander to attack Zhao and won!
In 350 AD, Murong Chui led an army of 20,000 men and commanded an army all by himself. Together with Murong Jun and Mu Yu, the three armies attacked Hou Zhao and won a great victory!
After capturing Jicheng (today's Beijing), Murong Chui blocked Murong Jun's decision to kill all Zhao Jiang's soldiers, and then led the army to quell the rebellion of the Xianbei survivors of the Duan clan, and led the army to attack Beichele.
, victorious in every battle.
At this point, Murong Chui has proved his worth with victory after victory, but his second brother Murong Jun has always been wary of him.
Murong Jun was just defensive towards Murong Chui, but after Murong Jun's death, his son Murong Wei, who succeeded him, had a discriminatory attitude towards Murong Chui.
Shortly after Murong Ke's death, Huan Wen of the Eastern Jin Dynasty led his troops to attack Qian Yan, winning great victories and advancing vigorously. Murong Wei was already discussing moving the capital and retreating, but Murong Chui stepped forward to save the country from danger and nearly annihilated Huan Wen's Eastern Jin army.
Murong Chui defeated Huan Wen and saved the former Yan Dynasty from danger, but what he encountered was persecution within the court and the betrayal of his parents and children. He had no choice but to leave and join Fu Jian of the former Qin Dynasty.