Chapter 191 A few people Ling Lei doesn't want to see
In other words, this is basically a couple's sword. No wonder Owen said before that this couple's sword was specially prepared for Ling Lei and Ye Yan. With excitement in his heart, Ling Lei arrived at Chenliu like this.
According to the memory of Chenliu in Ling Lei’s head, it is Chenliu (now Chenliu Town, Kaifeng City, Henan Province): Zhengdi was invaded by Chen during the Spring and Autumn Period, so it was called Chenliu. During the Warring States Period, Daliang was the capital of King Wei Hui.
That is the place. After Qin Shihuang unified China, he abolished the feudal system, established counties and counties, and established Chenliu County, which belongs to the present-day Chenliu Town of Kaifeng where Sanchuan County is located. Liu Bangchang, the emperor of the Han Dynasty, was defeated here, and Empress Zhaoling died.
Emperor Wu divided Henan County into Chenliu County in Yuanshou, and captured him in Xingpingzhong. Dong Zhuo rioted in the world, and Wei Wu started to raise troops and advocate rebellion. If we look at today's administrative divisions, it is equivalent to today's Henan Province extending from Minquan and Ningling in the east to Kaifeng in the west.
The county, Weishi (weishì), extends to Yanjin and Changyuan in the north, and to the area between Qixian and Suixian in the south. After that, the county government changed many times, but none of them appeared in the present Kaifeng city. In the early Sui Dynasty, Chenliu was abolished
The town has a long history and rich cultural resources. During the Warring States Period, it belonged to the Zheng State and was named Liudi. It was later annexed by the Chen State and renamed Chenliu. It was established as a county in the Qin Dynasty, Chenliu County in the Han Dynasty, Chenliu State in the Jin Dynasty, and a county in the Sui Dynasty.
, was a county in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. The famous prime minister Yi Yin during the Shang and Tang Dynasties, Cai Yong, a writer and politician in the Eastern Han Dynasty, Cai Yan, an artist and writer, Dian Wei, a general under Cao Cao in the late Eastern Han Dynasty, and Dong Xuan, the Luoyang magistrate during Emperor Guangwu of the Han Dynasty, were all born in Chenliu.
After the liberation in October 1948, Chenliu County, Chenliu Commissioner's Office, and later Chenliu District, Chenliu People's Commune, and Chenliu Township were established. In 1984, the township was removed and a town was established.
It was such a town that became the stronghold of the eighteen princes against Dong's thieves, and Ling Lei still has a relatively detailed memory of these eighteen princes, because it is more important in the history of the Three Kingdoms, and it is very famous.
In the first town, the governor of Nanyang was Yuan Shu. In the second town, the governor of Jizhou was Han Fu. In the third town, the governor of Yuzhou was Kong You. In the fourth town, the governor of Yanzhou was Liu Dai. In the fifth town, the governor of Hanoi County was Wang Kuang.
In the sixth town, Zhang Miao, the prefect of Chenliu. In the seventh town, Qiao Mao, the prefect of Dongjun. In the eighth town, Yuan Yi, the prefect of Shanyang. In the ninth town, Bao Xin, the prime minister of Jibei. In the tenth town, Kong Rong, the prefect of Beihai.
In the eleventh town, Zhang Chao, the prefect of Guangling. In the twelfth town, Tao Qian, the governor of Xuzhou. In the thirteenth town, Ma Teng, the prefect of Xiliang.
In the fourteenth town, Gongsun Zan, the prefect of Peking. In the fifteenth town, Zhang Yang, the prefect of Shangdang. In the sixteenth town, Sun Jian, the prefect of Changsha, the Marquis of Wucheng. In the seventeenth town, Yuan Shao, the prefect of Bohai, the Marquis of Qixiang. In addition, Cao Cao's headquarters troops
Horse, a total of 18 princes.
In Ling Lei's eyes, each of these people are the most powerful beings in the world today, and the most powerful among them is naturally Yuan Shao. At least judging from the current situation, Yuan Shao is indeed the strongest. Memories about Yuan Shao
Ling Lei is still vivid in his mind, as if it is an existence that can never be erased from his mind, because it was this person who gave Ling Lei the opportunity to rise, but it was also this person who inserted himself into a
There was a gap that he would rather not know existed, so Ling Lei could never forget this person.
Yuan Shao (? - 202), courtesy name Benchu, was born in Ruyang, Runan (now Yuanlao Village, Yuanlao Township, Shangshui County, Zhoukou City, Henan Province). He was born in a prominent family. Five people in the four generations since his great-grandfather were ranked third. He himself
He also ranked above the Three Dukes, and his family was therefore known as the "Four Generations and Three Dukes". Yuan Shaochu was the Sili Xiaowei, and in the first year of Chuping (190), he was elected as the leader of the anti-Dong Zhuo coalition and fought against Dong Zhuo; but
Soon the Union Army collapsed.
After that, in the process of separatist rule among the heroes in the late Han Dynasty, Yuan Shao first occupied Jizhou, then successively won the Qing Dynasty, and merged two states. In the fourth year of Jian'an (199), he defeated the warlord Gongsun Zan who was separatist in Youzhou, and his power reached its peak; but in the fifth year of Jian'an
He was defeated by Cao Cao in the Battle of Guandu in 200. After putting down the Jizhou rebellion, he died of illness in 202, the seventh year of Jian'an.
If possible, Ling Lei didn't want Yuan Shao to die so late. He didn't have any objection if he was killed by Cao Cao or others right now. In fact, in Ling Lei's heart, at least he was the last person before he traveled through the Three Kingdoms.
The person who hates him is not Yuan Shao but his younger brother Yuan Shu.
Yuan Shu (? - 199), named Gongluo, was born in Ruyang, Runan (now southwest of Shangshui, Henan). He was the younger brother of Yuan Shao. He was the general of Huben Zhonglang at first. After Dong Zhuo entered the capital, he made Yuan Shu the rear general. Yuan Shu was afraid of disaster.
He fled to Nanyang. In the first year of Chuping (190), he joined forces with Yuan Shao, Cao Cao and others to attack Dong Zhuo.
Later, he opposed Yuan Shao and was defeated by Yuan Shao and Cao Cao. He led the rest of the people to Jiujiang and separatized Yangzhou. In the second year of Jian'an (197), he proclaimed himself emperor and was named Zhongshi. After that, Yuan Shu lived in luxury and expropriation, and imposed excessive taxes, which left the Jianghuai area in ruins and the people were in ruins.
He died of many famines, and his tribe was alienated. He was defeated by Lu Bu and Cao Cao successively, and died of vomiting blood in the fourth year of Jian'an (199).
Yuan Shu was born in a family of the Eastern Han Dynasty. The Yuan family of Runan, known as the fourth generation and the third prince, was the eldest son of Sikong Yuan Feng. Legend has it that when he was born, the gods entrusted a dream to his mother, saying that the child in her arms would have a destiny. Because Yuan Shu was a concubine
His elder brother Yuan Shao was the adopted son of his uncle Yuan Cheng, so Shi Shupu called Yuan Shu his cousin, but in fact they were half-brothers.
However, Yuan Shao's mother was just a maid, and Yuan Shao's status in the family was quite low in his early years. "The Book of the Later Han·Yuan Shu Biography" says that Yuan Shu: "When he was young, he was known for his chivalrous spirit, and he was often seen as flying eagles and lackeys with the princes. Later, he was very filial. He was filial and honest.
, moved to Yin, Henan, under the leadership of General Hu Ben Zhonglang."
After Dong Zhuo entered Luoyang, he wanted to depose the Han emperor. In order to win over Yuan Shu, he appointed Shu as the rear general. Yuan Shu refused to rely on him and fled to Nanyang in fear of disaster. Sun Jian, the governor of Changsha of Yuan Shu, killed Zhang Zi, the governor of Nanyang, and led his troops to follow Shu. Nanyang Hukou Shang
He had tens of millions, but he did not practice the law and used banknotes as capital. He was extravagant and behaved, which made the people suffer. Yuan Shu therefore joined forces with Sun Jian and asked Sun Jian to defeat the general and lead the governor of Yuzhou.
Sun Jian led the army to the expedition, and Yuan Shu provided food and grass supplies from the rear. Later, Sun Jian led his army from Yuyang to defeat Hu Zhen and Lu Bu of Dong Zhuo's army, and killed Hua Xiong, achieving a great victory. At this time, someone said to Yuan Shu: "If you are strong, you will lose Luo.
Don't copy it. This is to get rid of the wolf and get the tiger." Yuan Shu was worried that Sun Jian would not be able to lose his tail, so he did not send military rations to Sun Jian. Sun Jian rushed back overnight and sternly criticized Yuan Shu. Yuan Shu was ashamed and immediately sent Sun Jian military rations. Sun Jian returned
After the front line, he led his army to attack Luoyang and divided his troops out of Hangu Pass.
In history, when the army of the eighteen princes crusaded against the Dong thief, he was responsible for managing the food and grass for the alliance army. It was he who not only used this reason not to give food and grass to the army of princes, but also used another reason to not give it.
The other princes went to give this general food and fodder. If possible, Ling Lei would definitely choose this person as the second person he wanted to kill.
This person's sinister thoughts are beyond anything that Ling Lei can compare with. Previously, after the Dong thief moved into Luoyang, he wanted to win over Yuan Shu, but he did not want to think that the conditions offered by the Dong thief were too few, so he teamed up with Sun Jian to attack Dong.
Thief, that is to say, if Dong Thief had offered Yuan Shu better conditions, Yuan Shu would have agreed. Although this was just Ling Lei's conjecture, even if it was a conjecture, it was very likely to come true.
Just a guess.
On the way to the march, apart from thinking about these two people, what I actually thought about the most was another person, that is Cao Cao.
Guoqiao, Han nationality. A famous statesman, military strategist, writer, and poet in the late Eastern Han Dynasty. The founder of the Cao Wei regime in the Three Kingdoms. He was first the general and prime minister of the Eastern Han Dynasty, and later the king of Wei. His son Cao Pi became emperor and pursued the throne.
He was Emperor Wu of Wei.
Throughout his life, in the name of the general and prime minister of the Han Dynasty, he conquered the four separate regimes and made great contributions to the unification of northern China. At the same time, he cultivated fields in the north and played a great role in restoring agricultural production. Cao Cao's poems have an innovative spirit, opening up and prospering Jian'an.
Literature has left precious spiritual wealth to future generations, known in history as the character of Jian'an. Lu Xun evaluated him as "the founder of reforming articles."
Cao Cao has always had two images in Ling Lei's mind. The first one is the embodiment of treachery. Otherwise, he would not be called a traitor in troubled times. As for the sentence after this sentence, it is also Ling Lei's.
The most admirable words are those who can govern the world. If Ling Lei were to choose the smartest person, this person would undoubtedly be Zhuge Liang. After all, his achievements are obvious to all, but if he were to choose the best lord,
Apart from Cao Cao and Ling Lei, I can't think of another person to choose.
Cao Cao in history was a man who could almost use any means to achieve his goals. However, it was precisely because of him that he was able to use force to pacify the north in the shortest possible time and made an indispensable contribution to the unification of the north.
Cao Cao was also a very far-sighted man. After experiencing the fiasco of the Battle of Chibi, he knew that he could not achieve other more important achievements with brute force alone, so he chose to build gardens to hoard his wealth.
His own strength, but what he never imagined was that all the hard work he had worked hard for would be achieved by Sima Yi with a lot of effort.
This is similar to Yuan Shikai, the first president of the Republic of China who lost the fruits of the Revolution of 1911 during the Republic of China. The only difference is that one is in ancient times, but the other is in modern times. If Ling Lei is given a choice, then he will definitely
I would choose ancient times because Ling Lei, who has seen the warmth and warmth of modern people, feels that living in ancient times is actually a very happy thing. At least this is how Ling Lei feels. It is precisely because
He lived in ancient times and knew everything about ancient times.