The emperor and his party went to Huazhou, and the military force that appeared in Weibei was also crossing the river, but it was not Fengxiang Army, but the 20,000 Tongguan Army in Tongzhou.

When Han Jian took over the emperor, he naturally did not show his loyalty, but wanted to use the emperor to receive tribute from all directions. At the same time, he also used the emperor to unite other vassal states to fight against the Fengxiang army.

When Emperor Zhaozong arrived in Huazhou, Han Jian was not short of etiquette and settled down. He then made a demand for interests without hesitation and proposed to the prime ministers who followed the emperor as the Minister of the Central Secretariat.

The prime ministers were afraid of Han Jian's harm and forced to recommend him, but Zhaozong had no choice but to pass.

As the Secretary of the Central Secretariat, Han Jian controlled the Tang Dynasty and issued a notice to local officials, ordering the tribute and taxes from all over the country to Huazhou.

Zhaozong passed the order to remove Li Maozhen from all official positions and honors, and he was designated as a rebel thief. He ordered the whole world to attack him and appointed many envoys to attack him.

The Jiedushi of the Hedong Army, the Jiedushi of the Southern Sichuan Army, the Jiedushi of the Fufang Army, the Jiedushi of the Hezhong Army, the Jiedushi of the Zhongyi Army, the Jiedushi of the Huainan Army, and the Jiedushi of the Eyue Army.

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Li Maozhen plundered Chang'an and obtained a lot of money, but it also caused the military to lose control and cause excessive harm. He delayed his pursuit of the emperor and waited to gather his military forces to advance eastward. The emperor was already taken to Tongguan by Han Jian.

Then it was learned that the 20,000 Tongguan troops occupying Tongzhou evacuated and returned to Tongguan.

Li Maozhen was shocked and hurriedly dispatched troops to support Bining, Weibei.

But it was too late. Tong Shan, the commander of the Fufang Army, and with the 10,000 troops in Lingzhou, seized the opportunity to send troops and conquered Fenzhou, which had only 3,000 defenders.

The defeated soldiers in Binzhou fled and reported back. Li Maozhen was very angry and annoyed that Han Jian dared to take the alliance and even took the emperor hostilely.

Han Jian's willingness to take the emperor was beyond Li Maozhen's imagination. He needed enough strength to hold the emperor, otherwise he would be asking for trouble.

Binzhou was originally the ruling center of Wang Xingyu. Wang Xingyu was defeated by the Hedong Army, and Li Maozhen also served as the governor of the Bining Army.

Binzhou is located in the Jinghe River Basin. It has been well-fed since ancient times. Even if there is a severe drought in the pass, Binzhou can still harvest food.

However, the Bining region has suffered from war and excessive exploitation and recruitment of military commanders for decades, resulting in a sharp decline in the population of Bining.

When the Hedong Army was defeated, Wang Xingyu fought. The young and strong and wealthy families were arrested and were usually taken to Hedong.

The Binzhou, which Li Maozhen took over, was almost an empty city, with only more than a thousand old people, and the fields outside the city were deserted.

Therefore, Li Maozhen only used 3,000 troops to guard the troops, and 1,000 troops to Ningzhou in the north, Qingzhou in the north gave up, and Jingzhou and Yuanzhou in the west were occupied by the Xiasuijiedushi.

Now, Xia Suijie governor led his army westward. In the Longyou War, Ningzhou, Binzhou was seized, and Jingzhou and Yuanzhou were empty and would inevitably be in danger.

Due to Han Jian's hostility, Li Maozhen did not dare to rush his army to the north. Fengxiang Mansion was his old nest. After the war, Binzhou was in poverty and temporarily lost, and would not encourage the enemy's forces.

After running around the war, Li Maozhen calmed down and felt regretful in her heart. The development situation since the war deviated from his thunder strategy and was very unhappy. If he could not fight quickly, the consequences would be greatly damaged.

Li Maozhen's strategic purpose was to make the Southern Sichuan Army lose Longyou.

The Fengxiang Army's multiple attacks were also to make the Southern Sichuan Army exhausted. But unexpectedly, tens of thousands of Dangxiang Army could not defeat Huizhou, which had weak military forces.

Li Maozhen looked at the military newspaper sent by Longyou. This was a message that comforted him. The Fengxiang army, who sent troops to Longyou, had already joined Wang Jian.

Wang Jian migrated from a Tubo tribe, with a population of 70,000 to 80,000 and a military force of tens of thousands.

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Li Maozhen responded and promised that Longyou would belong to Wang Jian, including Qinzhou, which had ruled for many years, and would join forces with Wang Jian for a long time in the future.

The war has developed to such a point that Li Maozhen must join forces with Wang Jian and continue to fight with the Southern Sichuan Army.

The result of the attack on Chang'an also satisfied Li Maozhen and obtained a lot of money and could reward the military power.

Li Maozhen believes that military strength is just a group of wolves. As long as there is no shortage of reward, he will naturally support him as the wolf king.

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The emperor's imperial edict was sent out, but the only one who actually sent troops was Hezhong Army. The Hezhong Army sent 10,000 troops to Tongzhou, which was forced to Li Keyong's order.

As for the Hedong Army being a battle with the Wei Bo Army, Wuxia came to the west, and the 20,000 Hedong Army stationed in Shizhou were also transferred to the east.

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In Junzhou, Wei Fufeng's grandfather lives in a large mansion and lives a happy and contented life.

The Jinzhou crisis was lifted, and my grandfather was not in a hurry to return. Upon hearing the news, Han Jianbing was at the city of Shangzhou, and he immediately ordered the 20,000 troops to support Jinzhou and come to Junzhou to station.

What happened in Jingzhao Prefecture came. After my grandfather thought about it, he ordered to spread rumors. So the news that Li Maozhen became emperor was spread all over the world.

Soon, Yang Xingmi, the governor of Huainan, sent 3,000 troops, walked out of the Huaihe River defense line and entered the Nanyang Basin, continued northward through Wuguan, arrived in Shangzhou to station, and sent people to meet the emperor, claiming to be the king to fight against rebellion.

Although the Zhongyi Army and the E Yue Army were much closer to the pass than the Huainan Army, they were still waiting and silent.

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Wei Fufeng could not know the war in the pass, nor could Nanzhao know the movements immediately.

In early July, Nanzhao's military power finally invaded Yelang Mansion. Many of the human races who depended on Yelang Mansion betrayed the total force of the betrayal was 50,000, and the troops pointed at Yelang Mansion City.

Tian Wen'er sent an order to dispatch troops, and 20,000 southern Sichuan troops stationed in Daloushan and 2,000 cavalrymen set out.

Two thousand cavalrymen came from Yazhou, and shortly after arriving, the 20,000 southern Sichuan army included five thousand crossbow troops.

In addition, Tian Wen'er also asked Sizhou for help, and Sizhou dispatched 20,000 troops.

The mileage of the Nanzhao army and the rebels actually arrived with the reinforcements of the Daloushan Mountain.

The enemy besieged the city and was being repaired. Reinforcements from Daloushan arrived and the two armies fought desperately.

The reinforcements launched their formation and faced several times the enemy. The crossbow army and the Nanzhao army fought and attacked each other first, and the rain of arrows flew in the sky, and the screams were harsh.

Because the crossbow arrows were longer, the Nanzhao army suffered more casualties than the Nanchuan Army, but the number of troops was superior and the momentum was constant.

Suddenly, the sound of horse hooves rumbling.

The Southern Sichuan Army made way for the road in an orderly manner, and the cavalry hidden behind them rode on horseback. The hundreds of cavalry in front were wearing armor and iron-faced clothes, holding long spears or big swords in their hands, and thunder collided with the Nanzhao Army.

The Nanzhao army and the Liaoren rebels were very frightened, and their instinctive fear was scared, and their subconscious running slowed down.

As a result, the rear army did not have time to slow down, and collided with the front army, and chaos suddenly formed. When the cavalry arrived, the Nanzhao army could not organize an effective blockade.

The first one to collapse was the rebels. Most of the rebels were not willing to betray, but just fought according to the will of the leader.

The military power battles of the Liaoren people also lack coordination and advocate individual courage. Once the momentum is overwhelmed, the brave tactics of rushing into chaos and out of control.

Two thousand cavalrymen, compared with more than one hundred thousand infantrymen, seem to have a huge number, but wars pay the most attention to the momentum of charge.

Once the momentum of the Nanzhao army and the rebels decline, the morale of the army will become timid.

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, fear will lead to escape, and those who escape will lead to a collapse.

The uneven morale of more than 100,000 troops formed a domino effect, and some rebels turned around first, but in fact, those rebels did not really rebel, but were ordered to be falsely rebelled.

Of course. If the Sichuan Southern Army is obviously weak and unable to defeat, fake rebellion will also become real rebellion.

The Liaoren tribe has always been dependent on the strong, with interests first, and rebelled against impermanence.

The fake rebel turned around and fled, leading other rebels to follow the trend.

The rebels' escape caused the morale of the Nanzhao army to become increasingly turbulent. The older and younger people were the first to fear and even fled with the rebels.

The head commander of the Nanzhao Army looked as if he had a blue face. The reinforcements from Yelang Mansion were as expected, but the reinforcements had a large number of cavalry, which was absolutely unexpected. He decisively ordered a retreat.

More than 100,000 Nanzhao Allied Forces were defeated, and the commander of the Nanzhao Army ordered the rear army to organize spearmen to mount formations to block the enemy.

Some of the soldiers and generals of the Nanzhao army followed the orders to arrange the formation, but their own military forces retreated, which seriously affected the formation.

Two thousand cavalry rumbled and rushed, with a torrent of momentum rushing, horses stomped on spears, and long swords harvested.

The Nanzhao army suffered many casualties, and the southern Sichuan infantry army followed suit and covered them. Many Nanzhao army abandoned their weapons and surrendered on the ground.

The gate of Yelang Mansion was wide open, and the 20,000 troops in the city were almost fully launched, and they charged with fighting spirit.

Tian Wen'er and Linghu Wan'er stood at the top of the city, watching happily.

"Three Lady, I didn't expect the cavalry to be so powerful." Linghu Wan'er smiled.

Tian Wen'er explained: "The cavalry faced the rammed infantry, and the infantry was not even able to fight against it several times. Lang Jun participated in the war in Hedong. It is said that the court's strength was 10,000, and he was defeated by hundreds of cavalry in Hedong Army.

Nanzhao and Liaoren were accustomed to fighting in the mountains and fields, and were not good at military formations, and lacked tactical experience against cavalry. In addition, this battle was unexpected, and the enemy could not figure out the number of cavalry and was afraid."

Linghu Wan'er nodded, and Tian Wen'er said again: "Langjun cherishes the cavalry very much. Now the Fengxiang army is invading Xingzhou and blocking the passage between Bashu and Longyou, but Langjun is unwilling to transfer cavalry to participate in the war.

Compared with the Nanzhao army, if the Fengxiang army confronts the plain, 10,000 can defeat 30,000 enemies, but if it is replaced by mountains and wild forests, 10,000 Nanzhao army may be able to make 30,000 Fengxiang army come and go."

Linghu Wan'er nodded, and Tian Wen'er said again: "I don't like the adventures of your husband as a man, so if I were me, I would rather gather a large army and kill directly to Nanzhao.

The current temptation tactics have caused too many human races to betray, and the military power that could have been controlled has become the enemy."

Linghu Wan'er whispered: "If it is the wife's tactics, the price we need to pay is too high, the cost of gathering military forces to fight, the cost of the aftermath, and the territory of rewards for merit and merit.

In the end, we only have a wider nominal rule, and many fief lords will still be able to rebel against the Impermanence in the future."

Tian Wen'er was stunned, then nodded, and suddenly said, "You need a charter to take over the rule of Nanzhao."

Linghu Wan'er was stunned and asked, "Do you have any requirements?"

Tian Wen'er replied: "I said that you can adapt to local conditions, rule the mean, and combine sanctions and comfort. Don't over-press and exploit, develop rice agriculture, and use trade means to obtain food, tea and medicinal materials."

Linghu Wan'er nodded and then said, "I said it to the master in an orderly manner, but now I am nervous and timid."

Tian Wen'er said: "It is inevitable to be nervous when you are responsible. It is not easy to return to Nanzhao. I will do my best to support you."

"I thank my wife for her support." Linghu Wan'er thanked her.

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