After this incident, Chen Tuo fought and pulled, and suddenly, he had already controlled the overall situation of Guan and Shaanxi.

He also returned all the personal guards sent by the various sects, and ordered the entire army to re-elect soldiers into the guards and rebuild the three front offices of the hall.

In the Song Dynasty, there was a hall front office in front of the emperor, waiting for the Wei personal army, and waiting for the Wei personal army, and waiting for the Wei personal army. These three departments were also called the Three Offices, and had a commander, deputy commander, nine generals of the Duyu Hou, and generals of the emperor's personal army and the national imperial guards.

This is also an act to prevent the imperial guards from causing chaos. Song Taizu launched a rebellion with the chief general of the imperial guards, and naturally he was afraid that some people would imitate it in later generations, so he reformed the system of the imperial guards in the Five Dynasties and set up more chief generals and deputy generals to disperse the power of affairs.

At the same time, a literati Privy Councilor was appointed, and a general of the guards was appointed. When going to war, the Privy Councilor and the Ministry of War had to order each guards to send the generals of the guards as temporary commanders and command the army.

After the Jingkang Rebellion, the three yamen's personal army was destroyed and the imperial guards were not established. However, when Zhao Gou was in Yangzhou, he was hasty and just re-established an organization like the imperial army, established the five armies in the front, left, center and right, and added the local army's personal army, and did not really rebuild the three yamen.

Chen Tuo also knew in his heart that it was very difficult to completely re-establish the original central military system in such a chaotic era. The order to rebuild the Third Order at this time was related to his own authority.

With his order, the strategic commanders from all walks of life in Sichuan and Shaanxi did not dare to be negligent. After Zhang Jun's case, Chen Tuo regained his authority and established the emperor's authority in the Western Army that the emperor should not be offended or questioned. If this were not the case, the decisive battle with the Jin soldiers was imminent, and the generals from all walks of life would never give up their elite soldiers.

In just half a month, various selected troops gathered in the province. Chen Tuo used 500 powerful martial arts to enter the palace front office to protect his safety. He used 2,000 cavalry as the personal army of the imperial front office and 5,000 infantry as the imperial front office infantry, and redisturbed the troops from Kang Chengxun as the commander of the palace front office. Two guards who followed him back from Wuguo City were appointed as the deputy commander, and Wu Lin was ordered to command the imperial front office cavalry and command the infantry commander, but he appointed Qu Duan, who had just been released.

Since the internal affairs were harmonious, Chen Tuo's eyes immediately placed on the front line covered with war clouds.

In the seventh year of Tianhui, the fourth year of Jingkang, and the third year of Jianyan, there were clouds everywhere in Sichuan and Shaanxi. The 180,000 troops, the elite troops of the entire Song Dynasty gathered here. There were a lot of tricks and drums sounded like thunder. When a large number of Song troops were in action, smoke and dust at their feet were raised, covering the sky and the sun.

In addition to the local soldiers in Shaanxi, countless soldiers came from Chengdu, Qingzhou and Wanzhou, camped and waited for the Fuping front. They wore straw sandals, iron armor, and various standard weapons, swept from the Sichuan like a crimson wave. Some of them were over fifty years old, and some were still young teenagers. Many people had no idea of ​​the importance of this war, and knew nothing about the scale and cruelty of the war. They only knew that Shangguan would go to the front line without hesitation. When Chen Tuoxuan pacified the army, these simple, tenacious, and brave men in Guanshan paid tribute to the emperor, the incarnation of the dragon, and the symbol of the entire country with their greatest enthusiasm, sincere eyes, and loudest voices, pay tribute and salute to the emperor in their minds, the incarnation of the dragon, and the symbol of the entire country, and expressed their determination to fight bravely and never fail.

In addition, more than 300,000 civilians followed the army, transporting food and grass, building camps, and even distributed barracks to a considerable number of civilians, camping in the gaps of regular troops, thinking that they were used to help the Song army defend.

To maintain such a large army, the logistics line extends from Shaanxi to central Sichuan, with grain, grass, money and silk piled up like mountains. Zhang Jun borrowed the people of Shaanxi and Sichuan for five years to support the people's wealth.

Unlike the army, these civilians were honest farmers, and they began to prepare for war during spring plowing. Countless farmers who were ploughing the fields were summoned from the fields in their homes, gathered to the prefecture, transported various war preparation materials, gnawing dry food and drinking cold water every day, rushing on the rugged mountain roads in Shuzhong and Guanshan. Under the conditions of not being built on the road, the mountain roads were hard, and there were no modern means of transportation, just like ants moving, transporting a load of materials from Sichuan to Shaanxi. After the transportation mission was over, their hands that only had hoes were forced to take weapons and prepare to fight the enemy for a desperate battle.

But in the face of all this, no one has ever complained.

In ancient Chinese, any large-scale gathering of people contained unexplained dangers. The Yuan Dynasty had to dredge the river channel very much, so it gathered hundreds of thousands of migrant workers in the Yellow River, but eventually triggered a large-scale peasant uprising and ruined the Yuan Dynasty.

The most fortunate thing at this time is that in all parts of Sichuan and Shaanxi, the army is simple and dares to fight, and the people are honest and loyal. If it were not for this, with the defeat of the Song Dynasty and the power of Sichuan and Shaanxi, it would be absolutely impossible to launch such a large-scale war.

Such a large-scale assembly was started in the early three years of Jianyan, until the Yangzhou Incident, when Zhao Gou fled in a hurry. Zhang Jun finally successfully assembled the army in August and September.

Because of the fact that such an army was assembled, the civilians and property took a long time and the action was extremely great, the secret and sudden nature of this battle completely disappeared, and all the actions of the Song army were seen by the vigilant Jin upper class.

All Zhang Jun's actions were based on a misjudgment. He thought that the main force of the Jin army was Wushu, the commander of Wanyan Zongbi's Eastern Army, and Jiang Zhun attacked the Yangtze River on the front line and was about to destroy the small court of Xingchao. However, after the Sixth Marshals' Imperial Front Meeting, Zong Han led his troops to attack Jiangnan. After driving Zhao Gou into Hangzhou, he temporarily stopped the next move.

However, most of the main forces of the Jin army gathered in Shaanxi to prepare for the decisive battle with the Western soldiers of the Song Dynasty.

Wanyan Zongfu was the marshal and was in charge of the central army, Wanyan Ali was the commander of the left wing, commanding the Western Army, and Wanyan Zongbi was the commander of the right wing. They mobilized seven or eight pure Jurchen cavalry teams from all over the country, gathered the Han army of Wang Bolong and Han Chang, and combined with the Bohai Sea 10,000 households and the Khitan households, and the total strength of the total number exceeded 100,000.

Since Zong Han led his troops to capture Tokyo, the two Jin and the East-West Army merged into one place, and the Jurchen cavalry fought most of the wars.

Black iron hooves, black crutch horses, black whirlwinds.

The fierce warriors from the north are fearless and have strong shooting skills and martial arts skills. They wear heavy armor and come and go like the wind. In the plains, they use the technique of two wings to attack, so far, but there are no opponents.

Each of them was strong and strong, and the war horses were carefully selected, enough to bear the weight of their iron armor. During normal operations, each heavy cavalry had to accompany them to carry their shoulders and carry their luggage, so as to save horsepower and physical strength. In this way, hundreds of thousands of people were gathered opposite the crimson army of the Song army.

Zhang Jun originally decided to command the war in Fengzhou, two hundred miles away from Fuping, but was rejected by Chen Tuoquan without any discussion.

When the generals tried hard to persuade the emperor that the front line was difficult and dangerous, the emperor should not come to persuade Chen Tuo in person, but Chen Tuo said: "No matter how hard Fuping is, can you pass through the Five Kingdoms City? Although the front line is dangerous, I hid in Tokyo that day, but what? Now that the war is coming, I hide behind the soldiers, how can I talk about personal expedition? Emperor Taizong was injured by an arrow when he conquered Yanyun. His ancestors were so difficult to start a business. The descendants of the future generations only know how to avoid and escape, but they are afraid that they will eventually become slaves of the country!"
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