Seven hundred and thirtieth chapters don't care for a while
Of course, Tian Feng argued hard against Yuan Shao's wrong views. He believed that Cao Zhi was not as bad as Yuan Shao thought. On the contrary, Tian Feng recognized Cao Zhi through Cao Zhi's performance in several battles such as Baoqiu and Yecheng.
There was a potential threat, so he strongly advocated taking action against Cao Zhi first. However, the two northern states were no longer a concern. Gongsun Zan had lost his spirit and was getting old. Tian Kai was just a puppet supported by Gongsun Zan. There was no
Talent and strategy. According to Tian Feng's wishes, the attack on You and Qingzhou should be put aside first, and the most important thing is to eradicate the Cao family who occupies a lot of land in the Central Plains.
During the subsequent discussions, Yuan Shao's men were clearly divided into two factions. Tian Feng, the main advocate, advocated that Yuan Shao march westward, capture Yanzhou, and press on Yangzhou. Jushou even proposed to Yuan Shao on the way to capture Yanzhou in response to Tian Feng's plan.
It is also possible to complete the matter of serving the emperor, bring Emperor Xian to Jizhou, and establish the capital at Yecheng. Yuan Shao can then offer Emperor Xian to the emperor and use the emperor to command the princes. However, the opposition, led by Guo Tu and Feng Ji, believes that the Cao family group is more powerful than Gongsun Zan.
The coming troops and horses are strong, and they will definitely have to pay a heavy price to capture Yanzhou. Gongsun Zan and his ilk will take advantage of the opportunity, but the gain will not be worth the loss. They may even use the advantage they have built over the years over the northern princes in the future.
There was nothing left that was consumed in the Yanzhou War.
In this contest, the opposition won in the end, and Yuan Shao’s original intention was to lean towards the latter. Tian Feng was destined to only return in the first month of the year when the cold wind was raging, with an extremely disappointed heart.
The family continued to recover from illness.
Later generations of unofficial history had to lament Yuan Shao's stupidity, raising a son for others, and because of this son, he ruined a good opportunity that he regretted for the rest of his life. However, the official history called him Yuan Shang and gave up this good opportunity, which was purely due to someone.
People deliberately stop something in order to cover up something.
In March, as the protagonist of this huge injustice, Yuan Mai was held in the hands of his current father and teased endlessly. Yuan Shao really liked his fourth son more and more. Firstly, Yuan Shao liked boys very much. Secondly, he
He was born to Liu Youchong. Yuan Shao felt that he owed Liu Youchong too much in the past two years. When he was lost in Yecheng, he was deeply moved by Liu Youchong's performance, so he loved this unexpected fourth son even more.
But soon a piece of information was delivered to his case, which diluted Yuan Shao's happiness of family happiness. Yuan Shao took the letter and read it hastily, then threw it heavily on the ground, and said with unknown anger: "Just
Even with that two idiots, he can hold the position of Grand Sima, huh..."
Ju Sue, Shen Pei and others who were quickly summoned saw the letters on the ground and heard Yuan Shao's endless indignation as soon as they entered the room.
"Lord, what's the matter?"
When everyone, under Yuan Shao's instruction, Ju Shou and others read the intelligence that had just been delivered, they all muttered in their hearts: "It turns out that Cao Zhi really brought Emperor Xian to Xuchang, and he paid for it for Da Sima!"
This has just been announced to the world. No wonder Yuan Shao is angry. The Grand Sima is higher than the three princes and is currently the number one person in the imperial court. Although Yuan Shao can ignore it, it is always uncomfortable to look good at others, especially
He is still someone who has never been favored by Yuan Shao. Everyone present knows that Yuan Shao has never taken Cao Zhi seriously. He recommended Cao Cao as the governor of Dongjun because he wanted to treat Cao Cao as his vassal. But he never regarded Cao Zhi as a vassal.
Someone who has a political future in the future, or an opponent who can threaten him. Not even Cao Cao is worthy of being his opponent, Yuan Shao, let alone Cao Zhi. Lu Bu occupied Yanzhou, and Yuan Shao joined forces with him. In his opinion, Yanzhou
It has been ruined and riddled with holes, and will soon collapse. Yuan Shao does not know what the ignorant Cao Zhi will do to entertain Emperor Xian and the ministers when he brings the emperor and the court to Xuchang.
"What a disgrace!"
Yuan Shao's contemptuous words didn't last long. In the next period of time, Cao Zhi gradually received requests from Cao Zhi to use the emperor's self-respect to seize a large area of land in Henan. Even the separatist forces in Guanzhong also came to join him one after another, and their power grew.
soon.
It turned out that after Cao Zhi welcomed the Han Dynasty and presented the imperial capital, Xuchang became the natural political center, and Cao Zhi also became the natural spokesperson of the emperor, giving orders to all parties as he pleased. This was something Yuan Shao never expected, and he regretted it now. But what about Yuan Shao?
He was willing to admit his mistakes, but secretly started to attack Cao Zhi, who was developing rapidly.
First, Yuan Shao united with Liu Biao to form a pincer attack on Cao Zhi. He mobilized Zhu Ling and other generals under his account and began to transport troops to Hanoi, preparing to regain Hanoi that was originally under his rule, and to advance.
Xuchang means.
Speaking of Hanoi, Yuan Shao didn't care for a while and fell into the hands of Cao Zhi. It is said that Zhang Yang, the former governor of Hanoi, had always surrendered to him, but when Yuan Shao found out that Zhang Yang was recruiting Yang Feng, Dong Cheng and others, he dismissed him
He was given the post of governor of Hanoi. But at this time, Zhang Yang had obviously begun to refuse him, because at that time, he had already curried favor with Emperor Xian and was appointed as the Grand Sima. Who would care about the post of governor.
After learning about the situation, Yuan Shao was preparing to send troops to Qingzhou. As a result, Zhang Yang, who had been dismissed as the governor of Hanoi, was still able to occupy most of the land in Hanoi. For such a long time, no one came to attack him. Yuan Shao arrived at that time.
It was true that he had no time to divide his troops to recapture Hanoi, but later Zhang Yang was killed by his subordinates, and he did not send anyone to take over, so he was a bit deceiving himself.
At that time, Yuan Shao was proudly waiting for Yang Chou and others to surrender to him. Because in his opinion, if anyone in this area could protect Yang Chou and others, they would definitely come to rely on him.
He often brags to others, "See! Zhang Yang, a fool who did his own evil, was killed by his own subordinates. This is the fate of betraying me!"
When Yuan Shao said this, he didn't know that Cao Zhi was already in Luoyang. Because Cao Zhi's actions in Luoyang were relatively secretive, so it was not until recently that Yuan Shao knew that Cao Zhi had ordered Yang Chou and others to kill Zhang Yang.
, and these people had already surrendered to Cao Zhi, and were worshiped as the governor of Hanoi by Emperor Xian. Only then did Yuan Shao suddenly realize that Cao Zhi had opened the road to Guanzhong and occupied part of his territory.
Privately, Yuan Shao regretted his wrong decision and wanted to slap himself twice. But the matter was done, the opportunity was missed, and it would not be so easy to get it back.
Reality demanded that Yuan Shao take action. He wrote to the court and asked Emperor Xian to move the capital again to Juancheng. The reason was that Xuchang was a low-lying land, relatively humid, and Luoyang was dilapidated, making it unsuitable for the emperor to live. In fact, it was because Juancheng
It is closer to Yuan Shao and easier to control.
When Cao Zhi saw the farmland plan being laid out like a beautiful picture in March of Yangchun, he felt happy. Cao Zhi carried forward the fine tradition of modern leaders going to the countryside and mingling with farmer brothers. During the inspection
When he visited Runan, Yingchuan and other places, he personally took several wives to the fields and participated in the spring plowing work, which won praises from the farmer brothers.
Cao Zhi looked at the farmers shouting at the old scalpers who plowed the fields, and looked forward to a beautiful picture of the future. In a few years, this place would no longer be a scene of "white bones exposed in the wild, and no roosters crowing for thousands of miles."
In this vast field, there will definitely be fields full of millet and grass, and pastoral songs rippling.
But on this day, Cao Zhi received a memorial from Yuan Shao from Yecheng, which instantly made his happy mood disappear.
Cao Zhi's attitude towards Yuan Shao was very clear. He not only refused, but also asked Emperor Xian to issue an edict to reproach him: "You have a vast territory and many soldiers, and you have established a private party. However, you are not seen sending troops to the Qinwang, but you are sending troops to attack each other."
Cut."
Yuan Shao knew clearly that this edict was caused by Cao Zhi, so he had no choice but to write a letter to defend himself.
Cao Zhi, who was still considering whether to succeed Cao Cao and become a general, immediately accepted the title of Emperor Xian, and suddenly became the first person in the Han Dynasty to hold the two important positions of Grand Sima and General.
And he deliberately appointed Yuan Shao as Taiwei and changed his title to Yehou. Although Taiwei was noble, his status was lower than that of the general. Cao Zhi just wanted to humiliate the arrogant Yuan Shao.
Cao Zhi's series of actions against Yuan Shao were done very quickly and appeared a little impulsive. However, he soon calmed down under the persuasion of Xun Yu, Xun Chen, Jia Xu, Guo Jia and others.
Xun Yu and others told Cao Zhi that although they had the emperor in their hands and the land of two states, they were not strong enough to confront Yuan Shao head-on, let alone Yuan Shao and Liu Biao.
Only then did Cao Zhi realize that he had been a little impulsive. Cao Zhi had recently expanded his territory and implemented the farmland plan, which had been going quite smoothly. But when he calmed down and looked around, he was not as strong as Yuan Shao. Not to mention, Qidong You
Lu Bu in Xuzhou, Zhang Xiu and Liu Biao in Nanyang in the west, and Yuan Shu in Huainan in the south were all eyeing him. Xu Du had just decided, and the farmland plan had just been fully rolled out. At this time, he really had no time to compete with Yuan Shao. At this time, Cao Zhi also thought of Cao Cao's death.
As he said before, his biggest opponent will indeed be Yuan Shao for a long time in the future, but it is by no means something he can do before he is still young. Cao Zhi understands that he must exercise restraint and patience at this time.
strategy, but the imperial envoy Kong Rong has been dispatched to humiliate Yuan Shao and confer him the title of Taiwei. Moreover, Yuan Shao also made actual moves to transport troops to Hanoi. How should Cao Zhi respond?
Xun Yu and others were deeply pleased to see Cao Zhizhi accepting his subordinates' opinions so humbly. At the same time, they immediately held emergency consultations on this issue. After repeated discussions, they decided to immediately send Yu Jin, Le Jin, and Li Dian to lead their troops to Hanoi.
, Guo Jia was appointed military advisor to reinforce Yang Chou, and Sui Gu showed strength in force and could not give up an inch of their land at will.
Showing political weakness, Cao Zhi gave up his post as general and once again urgently sent people to send the imperial edict to Yecheng to ease the conflict between Cao Zhi's group and Yuan Shao's group.