In a sense, Qingzhou can be said to be the area controlled by Gongsun Zan. As soon as the Yellow Turbans came out of Qingzhou, Gongsun Zan temporarily put aside his fight with Liu Yu and wanted to lead his troops south to annihilate him.

The Qingzhou Yellow Turbans were so powerful that they numbered 300,000 people. They made their first battle on Mount Tai, but were overthrown by the prefect Ying Shao with less than 2,000 county soldiers...

Gongsun Zan almost jumped from his horse, cursing the Yellow Turbans for being good at building momentum, and turned back to Youzhou halfway. Liu Bei, who also ran halfway, also turned directly to Pingyuan to be his Prime Minister of Pingyuan.

The Yellow Turbans in Qingzhou were exhausted in the battle and began to flee.

However, the so-called Qingzhou Yellow Turbans in later generations did not come from Qingzhou. In fact, they gathered the Yellow Turbans from Qingzhou, Xuzhou and Yanzhou, and brought the people along the way, and finally became what later generations call Qingzhou Yellow Turbans in Yanzhou.

Actually, compared with the Baibo and Heishan Yellow Turbans, the Qingzhou Yellow Turbans really have nothing left but the courage to brag.

Since you raised an army of 300,000 in Qingzhou, then why should we have a million when our three states are converging?

The total of the three Yellow Turbans is one million, it’s all right, there’s nothing wrong with it.

Millions of Yellow Turbans from Qingzhou gathered in Yanzhou, then fought a battle with Cao Cao who led thousands of soldiers, and were overthrown again...

Cao Cao chased after him and fought again. Qingzhou's Million Yellow Turbans surrendered...

Ma De, just the resurrection of the Qingzhou Yellow Turban gave birth to two peerless war gods in the Han Dynasty, right?

Considering the number of Yellow Turbans in Qingzhou, in front of Cao Cao and Ying Shao, famous generals from ancient times would probably line up to commit suicide in shame and anger.

Cao Cao, the governor of Yanzhou, had just entered Yanzhou and established himself. Maybe he had some considerations, right? In short, Liu Yao's elder brother, Liu Dai, the governor of Yanzhou, was killed by the Qingzhou Yellow Turban.

The Qingzhou Yellow Turban had one million, which was all right, and there was nothing wrong with it. Cao, a young and strong man, received three hundred thousand, and even formed the Qingzhou Army.

Three hundred thousand Qingzhou troops. When Liu Cang heard the news, he was amazed that Boss Cao was finally taking off.

But Jia Xu chewed his teeth and thought about it: Lord, this seems a bit strange, doesn't it?

Three hundred thousand soldiers and one million refugees, Lord, we have accumulated it for many years. By the way, can you and Dong Zhuo support so many people? And Cao Mengde, can he live there easily?

Liu Cang was stunned, saying that it would be fine if the million Yellow Turbans could not produce one general. It seems that until the time of the fight with Yuan Shao in history, Boss Cao only had about 50,000 soldiers and horses in his hands to last him to death, right?

Boss Cao and Brother Bei have just started their business, and Sun Jian still doesn’t know when he will be killed by the Jingzhou people. They are not the protagonists at this time.

Originally, Liu Cang asked Huang Zhong to order all 10,000 shots, and planned to go to Yanzhou to support Boss Cao, and by the way, he came back to criticize women and children.

As a result, the reconnaissance report came and the sound of shooting returned to the camp. Liu Cang took a group of generals and subordinates and continued to drill with the Feixiong Camp whose strength had been increased to 3,000.

Millions of Qingzhou? Haha, Boss Cao still has quite a lot of thoughts.

Luanyang Wuluan, Hua Tuo, and Zhang Ji were still hosting the 'Han Medical Skills Exchange Conference'.

The Hussars were in charge of the people's livelihood in the nine counties of Luoyang, Zuo. The internal affairs of the imperial palace and Jianzhang Palace were assisted by General Zhang Rang, Mu Qi, Zhao Chun and Pan Yin.

The affairs of the imperial city were under the control of President Huangfu Song, who had left a northern county to Fu Xie. All military affairs were under the control of the Hussar generals, and official affairs were stationed in the Taiwei Mansion.

Jia Xu was in charge of the overall personnel supervision and dispatch of Luoyang, including Changshengling. Zhang Wen was responsible for farming and construction matters, and his official duties were stationed in Sikong Mansion.

Cai Yong and Yuan Pang reviewed and approved the skills of farmers and merchants, wrote a book about it, and investigated everything in Yangzhou in detail, in preparation for Liu Cang to take charge of Yangzhou and move official affairs to Situ Mansion.

The southern city of Luoyang was as usual, with various families from the Dongping Palace setting up shop in Jinshi. The Jiuquan Zou family, the Wuwei Jia family, the Zhongshan Zhen family, the Xuzhou Mi family, the Chenjun Yuan family, the Wujun Lu family, the Zhuojun Liu family, and the Zhang family all sent trading companies to settle in.

Luoyang.

Cai Yan and Zhang Xiu Niang are in charge of the warehouse. Well, to put it simply, all Liu Cang's property, family property, slaves and other private properties are in charge of the two women. In addition, the statistics of Luoyang and Yangzhou's finance and taxation, grain, grass, baggage, weapons and armor, etc.

It has to go through the hands of two women.

Well, Liu Cang only took the finance and taxes from the two places, and also allocated part of it to Chang'an. After all, the emperor was Liu Xie, and King Dongping was very open about his affairs.

With Yuan Pang, Cai Yong, Huangfu Song, Zhang Wen and several other elders from past dynasties present, everything was complicated, but it was sorted out without any trouble.

Someone was responsible for taking care of everything, and Luoyang as a whole entered the atmosphere of military training in the fields.

Food cannot be grown in a day, and soldiers cannot be trained in an instant.

In other words, despite the lively fighting in many states and counties, in fact during this period most of them are just small-scale trials.

The battle to establish the situation that determines the outcome is not something that can be won by just fighting. Everything is connected, it is similar to playing with women, consolidating the people's hearts and connecting the local areas, but the strong horses and strong soldiers are more important than the last trembling. Otherwise, if you tremble, others will not tremble.

, Something will happen, cough...

The generals under Liu Cang each trained their own troops. Once every two days, all the generals went to Nangong and Feixiong Camp to receive Liu Cang's training.

The generals once again entered a state where their eyes twitched when they saw Liu Cang.

Gao Shun and Cheng Lian were quite lucky that Lu Bu didn't call them into trouble with Liu Cang.

Zhang Ji admired Duan Xuan for being able to save his life from Liu Cang on the battlefield.

Huang Zhong was already considering whether Liu Cang would train with him privately if he gave his daughter to Liu Cang, so as to save some face.

As for Liu Cang's suggestion to wait for his son Huang Xu to grow up for a few more years and take him with him to polish him, Huang Zhong considered whether he should work harder and try to see if he could have another son in these two years.

And Pan Feng, Ji Ling, and Hua Xiong were all the people who ruled the army and ruled the land. They had cultivated their Qi for many years, but after practicing with Liu Cang twice, they returned to a good mentality of crying for father and mother without any psychological pressure.

Liu Cang used the most harmonious way to let his group of warriors have a clearer understanding of the concept of lord...

Because the Flying Bear Battalion separated some people and recruited a thousand heavy cavalry, many of the current three thousand Flying Bears still have poor ability to "resist".

In order to lay a foundation for them and to help them quickly adapt to the training of the Flying Bear Leader, Liu Cang focused on their attributes and trained them for three months.

The scenes of ghosts crying and wolves howling every other day in Luoyang Nangong lasted for three months. Feixiong Junbing had consolidated his understanding of the feeling of dying without injury.

After the short-term training was over, Pan Feng and Ji Lingsayazi led their troops back to Zhuojun and Wujun. The generals of each battalion trained each army, and they all felt like they had escaped from the tiger's mouth.

Wei Yan and Zhang Xiu succeeded Zhang Liao, and Pang De became Liu Cang's little follower again. The Feixiong Battalion returned to Changshengling. After the hard work, the veterans led the new recruits to the iron field to forge armor and soldiers.

Among all the armies, the Eighth Battalion of Hussars has higher training intensity, nutritious meals are planned for each, and meat supply is sufficient.

The fourth battalion of the Luoyang Forbidden Army, except for Gao Shun's 1,000 trapped camp and Huang Zhong's 2,000 shooting guards, temporarily maintains regular training, and the food is according to the standard of normal army soldiers.

Duan Xuan and Zhang Ji returned to Wuwei with the tens of thousands of Liangzhou cavalry they recalled to supervise the stability of Liangzhou trade routes.

Everything went well, the poisonous eggs that Liu Cang had picked up from Australia had hatched one after another, and the chicks were distributed among the daughters in the family to feed, in order to allow the poisonous insects to identify the girls and increase the intimacy between the girls and the poisonous insects.

Liu Cang also communicates with the chicks from time to time to deepen their understanding of their own family and their obedience.

Liu Cang not only communicated with the young ones, but also got a batch of ostrich babies to strengthen their cognition. He also paired them with a few experimental piglets, tiger cubs, monitor lizards, pythons, and crocodile babies.

The knowledge of domesticating them since childhood, hoping to eliminate some of their alienated hostility, can be regarded as an attempt to integrate alien animals into the crowd.

Of course, it is precisely because of this very meaningful attempt that Liu Cang would sometimes pose various appearances to some girls other than his wives and concubines.

After all, communicating with livestock will consume money. Liu Cang just did some more conventional human ethics things based on the starting point of rigorous and positive energy. Ahem...

In the future, all the heroes are preparing their horses and soldiers, and the aristocratic families are all thinking about the direction of their bets. In the future, the heroes will probably also enter the stage of choosing their lord.

After confirming that Luoyang was stable, Liu Cang focused his main thoughts on himself and his livestock. He herded eagles and walked on the sea. He liked to be in a daze at high altitudes. Occasionally, he did not seek fame or fortune and stayed overnight in Fanbang.

Gu flew into the sky, crossing the Qiang region and reaching Tianzhu.

There are a lot of elephants there. Although he has asked caravans to purchase elephants from Jiaozhou and Yizhou, Liu Cang still prefers to hunt for wild food in distant places due to his dragon-elephant attributes.

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