Bingzhou was the place where the Xiongnu concentrated in the south of Han Dynasty, which was roughly the five tribes of Xiongnu in the future. The large area to the west of Shangdang and south to Hanoi was the breeding range designated by the Han Dynasty for them.

At the same time, they were also the main source of Xiongnu troops during the Five Husties in China in the future.

The Southern Xiongnu returned to the Han Dynasty, but their scope of activities was not limited to the area designated by the Han Dynasty.

Beyond the Great Wall of Bing, to the west of Helan Mountain, and around the Tengger Desert in later generations, there was an uninhabited and chaotic land between Bingzhou, Liangzhou and Xianbei on the plateau.

And this area continues to extend westward, until Wuwei and Zhangye. The nearly 100,000 square kilometers of power vacuum area can basically be regarded as the activity range of the Southern Xiongnu tribes outside the country.

Later generations would describe the Xiongnu here as living in a crack, which is still nonsense. There is an inexplicable relationship between the various tribes of the southern Xiongnu. Not counting Bingzhou, a crack of 100,000 square kilometers?

Although there are large areas of wind and sand here, branches of the Yellow River flow here, and there are many oases with lush water and grass in the desert here.

And because there was no farming and reclamation and war damage in later generations, the degree of desertification here today is far less than that in later generations.

Oasis with lush vegetation crisscross the desert, or there are sand dunes between large oases. This also leads to many places to build cities and fortresses in this area.

The Huns in Bingzhou to the east of Helan Mountain were relatively peaceful, but Helan Mountain lacked the Great Wall Pass. These Huns, who had been attached to the Han Dynasty for many years, would invade and plunder the Northland, Anding, Longxi, Hedong and other directions from the vacuum zone in the west.

Beidi County said it was guarding against Xianbei, but in fact, it was more often guarded against these unclear and unidentified Xiongnu.

In recent years, the Han Dynasty has been in chaos, and the southern Xiongnu have been traveling to the northern states and counties to cause banditry. In the early years, when Dong Zhuo was stationed in Hedong, the government had repeatedly asked him to clear out those wandering Xiongnu.

It's just that Dong Zhuo was paying attention to the situation in Luoyang at the time and had no time to pay attention to the Huns who robbed if they could, ran if they couldn't, and surrendered if they couldn't escape.

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The Xiongnu Chanyu sat in Bingzhou and did not leave. Even if the Xianwang Zuo, Da Danghu, etc. were defeated and captured, they would eventually be sent back to Bingzhou to accept the "reprimand and punishment" of the Xiongnu Chanyu.

The Southern Xiongnu tribe, which is nominally affiliated with Bingzhou, will also obey the orders of the central government if there are enough benefits.

To describe it simply and inappropriately, it can be regarded as a group of white-eyed wolves that have not been matured for hundreds of years, have been wagging their tails and begging for mercy, but are always ready to retaliate and hurt others. So much so that when later princes challenged Dong, Dong Zhuo was able to mobilize the Southern Huns to send troops to quell the enemy.

There is nothing unusual about chaos.

Well, according to normal history, Cai Yan was kidnapped by the Southern Huns who were called by Dong Zhuo to quell the rebellion. It seems that he was King Zuoxian of the Xiongnu or something, and Liu Cang was planning to get a vote from the Southern Huns.

Anyway, these guys are also the Wuhu who developed a series of two-legged sheep dishes such as "Shaobahuo", "Buxian Sheep" and "Gulan" in later generations. Everyone is not a good person, they are either slaughterers or slaves, including Liu Cang.

No pressure.

The old site of Shanglin in Luoyang was renamed Changshengling, and the people of the mountainous area recruited 15,000 troops. Taking the number of the original Shanglin garrison barracks, seven more troops were established under the command of Hussar General Liu Cang.

Pang De led General Greedy Wolf, commanded the Wolf Army, added two thousand troops, and served as a prisoner at Nu Tianshu Camp.

Dian Wei led General Jumen, transferred a hundred men from the Xiongbu Camp, added two thousand troops, and placed them in the Tianxuan Camp.

Bian Ji led General Lucun, transferred 500 troops from Tianlu Camp, added 2,000 troops, and assigned Tianji Camp to shoot

Jia Xu led General Wenqu, dispatched 200 Yu Linqi, 100 left officers, and added 2,000 troops to assist the Tianquan camp.

Liu Maode led General Lian Zhen, transferred 100 men from the Xiongqi Camp, added 500 troops, and supervised the Yuheng Camp.

Xu Qun led General Wu Qu, dispatched 500 Yulin cavalry, added 2,000 troops, and opened the Yang camp with professional archers.

Zhang Liao led the general of the army, dispatched 500 Yulin cavalry, added 2,000 troops, and appointed the sudden cavalry of Yaoguang camp.

The original Feixiong Camp, Yulinqi, and Tianlu Camp made up the number of two thousand, and the army was reorganized for training.

Cai Yan is the commander of Feixiong Camp, and Zhang Xiuniang is the commander of Tianlu Camp.

Queen Mother He Lian is in charge of the Yu Linqi of Changsheng Ridge, with Roxana and Dianwei's concubines Erfu and Sanfu as their lieutenants.

Shi Feng was in charge of heavenly work, Zhang Shang was in charge of the master craftsmanship, Cai Yong was in charge of civil affairs, and Huangfu Song was in charge of military affairs.

When the outside world began to criticize Dong, Changshengling organized an army of 20,000 people overnight.

Hussars General's Mansion - established.

In the snowy month, Hu Qiang's plundering of the Han Dynasty entered a period of calm and cultivation.

Those fierce and savage nomadic warriors may be thinking about a better life in the coming year in a warm tent.

Among the mountains of Luoyang, ferocious beasts came out of their nests, and troops and horses moved together. Countless soldiers and soldiers, tightly wrapped in armor and leather jackets, marched out of Luoyang in search of the frontier fortress in the north.

"Tianji Camp!"

"put!"

After the crossbows were lost and the rain of arrows passed, hundreds more young nomads were nailed to death on the cold ground.

After a deep horn sound, a large number of slovenly-dressed infantry poured out of the earthen city that resembled a county town.

"It's really the same old thing. Yaoguang Camp, charge into the formation and kill the supervisors. Kaiyang Camp follows Tianshu Camp to pursue the fleeing enemies."

"Here."

With the command flag waving, Zhang Liaoqian's cavalry penetrated the enemy's formation.

Wolf howls and galloping, Pang De and Xu Qun led a large number of light cavalry to swarm out. The group of cavalry was divided into two parts, and they headed towards the large number of cavalry that fled from the gates on the east and west sides of the Tucheng.

Riding suddenly into the formation, they trampled the enemy group like waves. Thousands of soldiers in front of them looked like soldiers and slaves, and they collapsed at the first touch.

They screamed and dodged, and many were hit and trampled. However, Zhang Liao led his troops, ignoring the infantry, and rushed to kill the armored and shouting men in the enemy army.

Bian Ji immediately stood in the crossbow formation of the Tianji camp. The monsters on the battlefield in front of her were shouting for kill, but the soldiers screamed fiercely, but they kept screaming. She stayed far away from the military camp led by Zhang Liao, and at the same time, she did not dare to approach the main army position where Bian Ji was.

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This army, which was completely unable to resist, was probably the slave soldiers in this nomadic town. Liu Cang led his army to suddenly attack, and the slave soldiers were driven out of the battle. It seemed that he was trying to cover the escape of the nobles in the city. At this time, the slave soldiers had no intention of fighting.
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