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The troops and brigades mentioned by Li Qi did have nearly 100,000 people, but the 40,000 people were not fully trained. The most important thing is that the Ba people did not have officers above the commander of the soldiers. This was the result of the Qin army using the Ba people but restricting the Ba people. The Qin people only recruited Bashu soldiers, but they did not have Ba people. The generals from Shu people were born, and there was no witch (suggestions). Such an army could not rebel if it was not established.

The Qin State used the Ba people and Shu people as cannon fodder, and the Chu army wanted to use the Ba people and Shu people as normal divisions. In Xiong Jing's eyes, the Ba people and Shu people were not a foreign race, they were also part of China. Zhao Zheng, who was born in the Dongyi, later became the Qiang people of Tibetans, and later became the Baiyue people of Guangdong and Fujian people. These were all Xia people.

The "Xia people" mentioned by the Zhou people only refer to the tribes after the Zhou Dynasty. I also follow the world. If you are on all sides, you are barbarians. If you are in the four sides, you are barbarians. If the barbarians enter China, then they will be Chinese. If China enters barbarians, then they will be barbarians. According to this logic, if Alexander enters Chinese rule, he will become Xia people. A failed regime is more like if the party flees to the island and immediately becomes barbarians.

This is a cultural concept, not a blood relationship concept. Even according to the cultural concept, the Zhou ritual is only a kind of Chinese rituals. There was Yin rituals before the Zhou rituals, and Xia rituals before the Yin rituals. The Xia rituals were too early, but the Song Dynasty destroyed the country more than fifty years ago (286 BC), which means that the Zhou rituals and Yin rituals coexisted for more than 800 years after King Wu defeated Zhou. How can we say that the Zhou rituals in China were only Zhou rituals?

The tribes have extremely complex blood differences. Xiong Jing only has enemies and allies in his eyes, and then there are people like Qi people who are free from the enemy alliance. The Ba people are ally of the Chu people, and the Ba people cannon fodder cannot stand alone because they lack qualified officers and qualified staff. This is the first issue Xiong Jing is worried about.

The second problem he was worried about was Nanzheng, which had not yet stopped the war. The Qin people burned the plank road, but the Chencang Road was a water road, and the Qin State was in the upper reaches and the Chu State was in the lower reaches. If Qin State counterattack, especially if Qin State built three-ocket warships to counterattack, the consequences would be unimaginable.

After Xiong Jing expressed his concerns directly, he said cunningly: "I think the king is worried too much. The Qin army in Bashu has been wiped out, and the people of Bashu are unwilling to be the people of Qin anymore. Our army is stationed in Nanzheng, so Bashu can be safe. The Qiang people are coming from the Huan River, but the only thing that can be considered is that there are many Qin people in Shu and most of the officials are Qin people. Since the king does not give Shu to Bashu, why not give Shu to Qiang people?"

Naojiu accidentally brought up the controversial ownership of Shu. After the destruction of Shu, the nobles in Shu either fled or moved away. The Chu army attacked Shu. Not only were the cities and towns full of Qin people, but most of the officials were Qin people. Hearing that Chu did not want Shu, the Ba people naturally couldn't get it, but Shu was never allowed to give it to the Ba people. If the Ba people monopolize the Sichuan area, they would inevitably cause chaos in the future.

Naojiu mentioned the Qiang people, and Xiong Jing said, "How can the Qiang people get to Shu without merit?" Xiong Jing was stunned when he asked, "The Qiang people are far west of Longxi, can they really arrive?"

"It's okay," Li Qi said. "The so-called 'Xi'an came from the west, floating in the sank, crossing the Mian, entering the Wei, and chaotic in the river.' The westward swelled is the Western Qiang, and the Mian River is the upper reaches of the Han River. Shu, Hanzhong and Qiang land have been connected since ancient times."

Li Qi talked about the geography of western Sichuan. The Huan River is the Bailong River in later generations. Its source is probably in Maqu, Gansu, and diving is a section of the Jialing River. You can go up the Jialing River to Judi (Luoyang) in the Nanzheng Basin. You can also follow the Han River along the Chencang Road to enter the Wei River, and finally enter the Yellow River from the Wei River. Previously, the Grand Sima Mansion had made an appointment with the Qiang people that they would arrive in Nanzhong this autumn.

"There may be 20,000 to 30,000 people in Qiang." Li Qi said again. "Once they receive troops, there will be more than 100,000 troops in Hanzhong. Here, Linwu Jun Pang Nuan is the general, and the E army stationed in Shang, and Chengtong is the general."

"Pang Nuan is the general?" Xiong Jing blinked, the old guy was not dead yet.

"However, Linwu Jun asked to be a general. He fought Ao Yunzhi, so he regarded him as a general in Nanzheng." Nao said. After Xiang Yan's death, the only general who could stand alone and had great experience in the enemy was Pang Nuan. After all, he commanded the last reunion. Although he failed, he led his army to retreat unstoppable.

"By informing the Qin people, the people of Qin, did not know the art of boat building. The people of Baidi also said that there was no boat building craftsman in Bactrica." Don't let me say. Xiong Jing was worried that Aristotle IV would bring boat building craftsmen into Qin, but there was no. There were people around him who knew the enemy.

"Although our army cannot be Sanguan, there is a Tianchi Daze upstream of the Western Han River in Jucheng. The Daze is about a few miles wide and dozens of miles long." Li Qi continued. "The Yue army's warships were stationed here, and the Qin people were afraid of it. Baoxi Road and Ziwu Road plank roads were all burned. Even if there is a valley road, it is difficult for the Qin army to enter Nanzheng. The Qin people attacked me, but they could only follow the water road, or attack Shangluo.

I only think that the Tang army stationed in the mountains and forests of Shangluo, and that the power of the third division of the E army should be free of worries. In this way, there are 20,000 Yue people, 40,000 Ba people, 20,000 or 30,000 Qiang people, and 30,000 half of Cangwu led by Linwu Jun, so there should be no trouble. Considering the land of Shuba, the Yue people are left with one or five thousand to each of them."

There is a Tianchi Daze west of Jucheng in Chencang Road. After the earthquake, the Daze disappeared and the Chencang Waterway became a land route. The Yue people crossed the boats and the Qin people really couldn't attack Nanzheng. However, Xiong Jing thought of Bingfeng, but according to Li Qi's arrangement, there were at least 70,000 people in Nanzheng, and there was no fault in it.

He nodded slowly, and Li Qi said again, "The old Yingfang City has a total of 12 divisions, with more than 60,000 people..."

The people from Fuji, who were once soldiers of the Qin army, were difficult to digest, but they had to digest them even if they were not easy to digest. Including those who were transferred by the Qin people before Fuying and "stole" by Fengjun Jingzhao, the remaining Fuji Ding Zhuang organized a total of twelve divisions.

These divisions had few cavalry and even no cavalry, only messengers and additional cavalry, no archers, only spearmen. Each division had more than 5,300 people, and the twelve divisions had a total of more than 63,000 people. It has been a year since the Revival. The honorary soldiers and the monks trained them forever, saying that they could not change the length of the steps, the pace frequency, the habit of drinking before the war and robbing people during the war. However, they were also well-dressed soldiers, and these people had to use them when the war came.

Two hundred thousand plus more than sixty thousand, a total of 270,000. Adding 120,000 to the army of Wei and Zhao, it is 390,000. Three hundred thousand and 390,000 were already not far from Li Xin’s 400,000. This made Xiong Jing think of the Battle of Qingshui ten years ago, and the number of Qin and Chu armies was not far from that.

Xiong Jing thought the troops were not far apart, and Li Qize said: "Xiang's army advanced westward, and the Wei people were uneasy, so the King of Wei was afraid that he would not send his troops to Fangcheng. The Zhao army also wanted to leave 20,000 in Daliang to guard against the Qin people's attack on the Dasong County."
Chapter completed!