The capital of Guangling County, Xuzhou, Guangling County.

Previously, Chen, Liang, Lu, Pei, Xia Pi, Pengcheng, Langya, and Donghai secretly formed an alliance, spreading across Xuyu. The eight countries did not obey the king's orders and did not obey the orders.

However, since the King of Emperor Wang, he was easily seized the country. Xuzhou had the most severe influence. It was because of the fact that King Donghai moved back to his hometown from Lu to his hometown and established his capital in Tan County. Under the rule of Xuzhou, he became four countries and one county. Langya, Donghai, Pengcheng, and Xiapi were all vassal states. Only Guangling was left.

The prime ministers were all established by Wang Yun, but did not follow the orders of the prefect Tao Qian, and the grain tax was directly transferred to Zhendu. Tao Qian did not dare to fight, so he moved south to Guangling County and Guangling County. As mentioned earlier, Guangling was now at the estuary of the Yangtze River, "with the river and the sea". The Guangling tide was famous all over the world.

He was able to take advantage of water transportation. He was also accused by Mi Zhu and the commander Cao Bao, and he had always had a good relationship with King Ji. He was able to enjoy the convenience of business. Among them, Du Water was Hangou and called "qu Water". According to legend, King Fuchai of Wu attacked Qi and wanted to dominate China in the north, so he ordered people to dig it. "The water in Zhongdu was first received by Jiangdu County in Guangling County, and from the northeast of the Yangtze River to Sheyang Lake, northwest to Weikou (Shanyangkou) into Huai".

With the help of the four rivers and eight rivers, the water transport was transported and entered and exited the Jiangkou, and thus it was prosperous. Moreover, Guangling was guarding the front line of Jiangdong. Zhao Yu, the prefect of Guangling, was a capable official under Tao Qian. At that time, he took advantage of the severe epidemic in Huai and Si, and there was a Xiapi Quexuan, gathering thousands of people, claiming to be the emperor, conquering Mount Tai, Fei, and making a brief visit to Rencheng. Cao Cao, the governor of Yanzhou, wanted to join the troops of the two families to fight them together. Zhao Yu advised, "No one should be more likely to seek the princes than to serve the king, and it is better to send envoys to serve tribute to the idea of ​​Cao Yanzhou." Later, he was ordered to go to Luoyang and appointed him as the prefect of Guangling, and his post has achieved great political achievements.

Unexpectedly, around the beginning of winter, Yuan Shu of Huainan suddenly sent Zhang Xun and Qiao Rui to attack. Zhao Yu suffered several consecutive defeats, so he firmly cleared the walls and could not defend it. He often heard that in the troubled autumn, because the grains returned to the warehouse, the air was clear and the air was clear. The troops were strong and the horses were strong, which was the time to send troops. Unexpectedly, from the Ji Kingdom, late rice for thousands of miles to the beginning of winter, the world was in conflict, and the world became a troubled winter.

Guangling City is a riverside Gaogang (Shugang). It was originally built by King Jing of Zhou (486 BC) by King Fuchai of Wu. In the tenth year of King Huai of Later Chu (319 BC), Hancheng was added to "Zicheng" and "Jincheng", and the two cities in the north and south were renamed Guangling.

During the Han Dynasty, King Liu Bi of Wu was here. He imitated Chang'an, "the south of the city is in the shape of the south and the north of the city is in the shape of the North and the people still call the capital of the Han capital a Doucheng." He changed the "Zicheng" and "Jincheng" into the North and North Dipper City: "Guangling was the capital of King Bi of Wu, with a fourteen and a half miles around the city." "When it was full of prosperity, the carriages were hung on the chariot (wèi, the axle head), and the people rode their shoulders. The electric harp (chán hàn, the liu) pounced on the ground, and the singing and singing of the sky. The goods were salt fields, and the shoveled and the copper mountains were shoveled. The talent was strong and the soldiers were beautiful."

There are Zhangtai Palace, Xianyang Palace, etc. in the northern city, which was originally the Palace of King Liu Bi of Wu. It is commonly known as "Guangling Jincheng", and now it is the capital of Xuzhou. The southern city is commonly known as "Guangling Chu (Kuangling) Zicheng", and it is the capital of Guangling County.

Guangling City is standing on the Shugang.

"Reading History Fangyu Ji" records: "Shugang, four miles northwest of the capital city (Yangzhou) is more than 40 miles long, connected to Yizheng in the west, boundary of Liuhe County, and northeast to Zhuyu Bay in the northeast, opposite to Jinling. There is Shu well above, and it is said that the veins of Shu veins are connected to Shu. The "Zhi" says: From the south of "Shao Botai (Note ①)" the terrain is high, and the hills are hundreds of miles long. The Huai River cannot join the river. The "Tujing" says: The city of Zhou is in the southeast of Shugang, and the southeast and north of the city are flat, with ditches and trenches intersecting. Only Shugang mountains connect Lu Chu in the west. Any northern troops invade Yangzhou in the south, leading (mostly) to follow the mountains and south, and relying on high as a fortress to approach it."

Being condescending is easy to defend but difficult to attack.

He was also near Zhongdu River. Tao Qian had previously established a naval army in Gaoyou and other places. At that time, Gaoyou Lake was the main camp of Xuzhou naval army. The Huainan army could not capture it for a long time. Seeing that the cold winter was approaching, the food and grass were not sufficient, the morale was sluggish, and he was in a dilemma.

The central army tent under the city.

Zhang Xun and Qiao Rui were at a loss.

When he heard that Shouchun's messenger arrived, he hurriedly summoned him into the tent.

"How is the battle in Jiangxia?" Zhang Xun asked afterwards. The troops were sent to the second route. The upper route was led by Ji Ling and Liang Gang, and attacked Jiangxia. Zhang Xun and Qiao Rui led the lower route and attacked Jiangling. Yuan Shu made such arrangements, which also meant to be mutually inspiring. The lower route could not be captured for a long time. If Ji Ling attacked Jiangxia, he would have a great victory on the upper route. What face did the two of them still have? See Yuan Gaolu again.

"No victory or defeat." The messenger replied.

"So..." Zhang Xun was about to say something, and then he realized that he quietly swallowed the word "very good".

How could Qiao Rui not know? Then he continued to say: "The two roads are not yet divided. The end of the year is coming, and the rivers are frozen. I am afraid that the food and grass will not be enough. We should fight quickly. Gong Ming has a plan to defeat the enemy."

"The general's handwritten letter is here, and the lieutenant will know it when he sees it." The messenger then took Yuan Shu's secret letter.

The two of them did not doubt that he was there, so they hurriedly took it. After careful look, they were shocked and puzzled: "Ming Gong wanted to send Ji Ling to the navy and rush to help."

"That's right." The messenger replied.

"What do you think of Jiang Xia?" Zhang Xun asked hurriedly.

"The Huang Zu of Jiangxia is quite talented. Moreover, Jingzhou is rich, the two generals Cai Mao and Zhang Yun are also good at leading the navy. They are eager to stop the difficulties in capturing. Therefore, the general ordered the two routes to attack Guangling together."

"So that's it." Zhang Xun asked again: "The end of the year is coming, so what should we do with food and grass?"

"There will be a transfer from Jiangdong." The messenger replied.

The two routes joined forces and received food and grass from Jiangdong. Zhang Xun and Qiao Rui held their fists and said, "In this way, report to Gong Ming, someone, to decide to capture this city."

"Hey." The messenger took the order to go.

Compared with Jingzhou, the soldiers and horses were strong. Tao Qian, the governor of Xuzhou, had limited troops and horses. The countries were seized by Wang Yunyi, but they did not obey the orders. Tao Gongzu had a state of only one county, but it was only one county in Guangling, which was worthy of use. In terms of strength, it was far inferior to Liu Biao, the governor of Jingzhou. Yuan Shu sneaked into Shouchun and succeeded in one battle. He was very happy with his achievements, but he didn't know why. He even sent troops to two routes, attacked Jiangxia and Guangling.

It is commonly said that "the troops and horses should not move, the food and grass will go first." The food and grass carried by Niuzhu camp was exhausted. He had no choice but to ask for help from Jiangdong. The Hou of Hefei specialized in the court to discuss the court. Liu Ba, the chief censor, advised that Yuan chariots and cavalry were launched, and the upper and lower sides attacked together, to help Jiangdong solve the problem. If the troops were defeated at this time, Jing and Xuzhou would work together to counterattack, and Huainan would be in danger. This would be the case.

The Marquis of Hefei was not a mediocre person. He immediately sent a letter to allocate food and grass to cross the river to provide assistance. At that time, the surrendered general Fan Neng was stationed in Hengjiangjin in Midong and Zhangying in Likou. Reorganized the water fort and could be used as a supporter for the Jiangdong navy.

Without further ado, wait for Ji Ling and Liang Gang to set off the camp. The Hou of Hefei then ordered the Secretary Yuan Yi to personally lead the fleet to set off and cross the river to transport grain. Fan Neng and Zhang Ying did not dare to neglect them. They transferred to Qianshi River boats and transferred to Guangling City to the large camp of the coalition forces.

Guangling Jincheng.

He brought a group of subordinates to the Qiao Tower and overlooked the camp of the Huainan Allied Forces under the hill. Tao Qian, the governor of Xuzhou, had a heavy face as deep as water.
Chapter completed!