It turned out that Qiu first married a man and gave birth to a son and became a monk. His Dharma name was Li Yuan, which was Zen Master Foyin who made friends with Su Shi. Later, Qiu married Li Wen as a concubine, and gave birth to a son, Li Ding. Qiu was a concubine, and the son he gave birth to was under the name of a regular wife. What's more, Qiu was still romantic and was expelled not long after because of misbehavior, so Li Ding did not know about this biological mother. Therefore, Qiu died of illness and he did not mourn.

Chen Jian learned about this, so he deliberately attacked Li Ding. Zeng Gongliang believed that Li Ding should pursue mourning, and Wang Anshi strongly advocated this, so he changed Li Ding to Chongwen Hall storyteller. Censor Lin Dan and Xue Changchao said that it was not appropriate to let unfilial people take up the position of persuasion, and impeached Wang Anshi. Wang Anshi asked for the removal of the two. Li Ding himself felt uneasy and requested to be removed from his official position. So he was changed to Jixian School, prosecutor's Office, and Zhisherenyuan and the Taichang Temple were sentenced to the same sentence.

The old system of the Song Dynasty was the official court of the Judicial Officer and the Wuxuan belonged to the Privy Council. Wang Anshi suggested that the judges be divided into the East and West Court, the East Court was in charge of the Wenxuan, and the West Court was in charge of the Wuxuan. Zhao Xu felt it was reasonable and wanted to implement it according to the proposal. Wen Yanbo reported: "If the Judicial Officer and the Wenxuan, what is the use of the Privy Council? I have not contacted the military ministers and cannot arbitrarily appointed. Your Majesty might as well order me to retire!" Although Zhao Xu comforted Wen Yanbo, the Judicial Officer and the Court was selected as usual.

Hu Zongyu, the Zhijianyuan, strongly refuted the selection and attacked Li Ding for his lack of talent. Zhao Xu was unhappy and issued an edict to reprimand Hu Zongyu for hiding evil intentions and slandering kind-hearted people, and demoted them to the Tongzong Zhenzhou. Qian Mingyi, the Jingzhao Shouyi, reported that Zhu Shouchang, the Zhijian Army, abandoned his official position and found his mother, and was able to welcome him back.

Zhu Shouchang's courtesy name was Kang Shu and was from Tianchang, Yangzhou. His father Zhu Xun was once the Shou of Jingzhao. He had a concubine Liu, who gave birth to Zhu Shouchang. When he was only three years old, his biological mother Liu was kicked out of the house and remarried to Dang. When Zhu Shouchang grew up, his father died of illness. He missed his mother day and night, searched everywhere, but found it.

Zhu Shouchang later served in various prefectures and counties. In addition to office work, he often sent people to inquire about his biological mother, and asked his colleagues to ask them to find his mother Liu's address. Unexpectedly, he became more and more hopeless, without any news. He stopped drinking and meat, abolished desires, and even burned his back and wrote Buddhist scriptures, swearing in front of the gods that he must find his mother.

In the early years of Xining, he was Ren Zhiguang Dejun. After several months of office, he sighed and said, "I am fifty years old, but I have not seen my biological mother yet. How can I be a human being? The ancients said, "I have been asking for loyal ministers to be filial sons," and I have not finished my filial piety. How can I speak honestly? Stop! I would rather give up my official position than look for my mother, at least I will get a definite news. If my mother has returned west, I will go to visit the Senluo Palace."

He immediately resigned and said goodbye to his family: "If I don't see my mother on this trip, I will not come back." The family couldn't help but stay. He carried his bags and floated away. He traveled through mountains and rivers, braved the cold and heat, and didn't care about the hard work. He just asked along the way and carefully investigated. Finally, he arrived at Tongzhou in Guanzhong, and then asked about the past from village to village. There happened to be an old woman standing by the door. He asked about Liu's mother's whereabouts.

The old woman seemed to know, so she asked Zhu Shouchang to come in and interrogate the details. Zhu Shouchang explained one by one, and the old woman couldn't help but cry and said, "According to what you said, are you Zhu Xun's son Shouchang?" How she was driven away and how she later remarried also explained the reason for her love. After hearing a few words, Zhu Shouchang knew that the things were consistent, so he immediately turned down and bowed, "My mother, I want to

It's a damn!"

The old woman also hugged her head and cried with her. After crying for a while, Zhu Shouchang himself told the story of finding her mother, and she couldn't help but burst into tears and laughed. The old woman said, "I am in my seventies, and you are fifty years old. Who would have expected that the mother and son can meet again? I guess it was because of your sincerity that moved God, so that." After that, several strong men were summoned to meet Zhu Shouchang.

These strong men were the sons born to Liu's sons after remarried to Dang. Zhu Shouchang asked about his origins and treated them with brotherly courtesy. Everyone talked about it. The Dang family prepared wine and food, and everyone drank. Two days later, Zhu Shouchang welcomed his mother Liu and Dang's sons home. This matter was soon learned by the court, so a group of mature righteous men said that he was extremely filial and wanted to give him a special gift.

Because Zhu Shouchang wanted to support his mother, he asked Tongzong Hezhong Prefecture to take charge of Zhao Xu. The scholars and officials wrote poems to each other, which were very praising. The supervisor also gave him poems to Zhu Shouchang, and there was a preface to the poems, which secretly ridiculed Li Ding. Zhu Shouchang was sentenced to Hezhong for several years. His mother passed away. He cried all day long and was almost blind.

Wang Anshi was vigorously promoting the new law, and suddenly reported to the border police in the west. The Xia lord Li Bingchang launched a large invasion, and the beacons everywhere on the road of the Qing Dynasty. Wang Anshi then asked to go to the border to deal with the Xia army. Han Jiang reported: "The court is about to rely on Wang Anshi, how can he let him leave? I am willing to go to the border to supervise the army!" Zhao Xu was overjoyed and ordered Han Jiang to be the Shaanxi Xuanfu envoy, and he gave him an empty name and an imperial edict, so he was able to appoint officials on his own. Han Jiang bowed his order and went as soon as he went.

Previously, Wang Shao, the manager of the Jianchang Army, had been promoted to the Three Stories of Pingrong. Wang Shao's courtesy name was Zichun and was from De'an, Jiangzhou. Wang Shao was born in the eighth year of Tiansheng and became the Jinshi in the second year of Jiayou. After Wang Shao passed the exam, he served as the chief clerk of Xin'an and the manager of the Jianchang Army. Later, due to the failure of the examination for the examination, he traveled around Shaanxi to interview the customs and people on the northwest border.

In the first year of Xining, Wang Shaoxian wrote three articles on "Pingrong Stories" in detail, which stated in detail the strategy of conquering Xixia. The general idea is that: "If you want to conquer Xixia, you should first recover the lands of He and Huang prefectures, so that the Xia people would be worried about being attacked from both sides. In recent years, the Xia people attacked Qingtang but failed to capture it. If it attacked, it would definitely lead its troops south, plunder the Qin and Wei prefectures, herding horses in Lan, and the Hui area, cut off the traffic of ancient Wei, conquered the backward Qiang people in Nanshan, build Wusheng City to the west, and often sent troops to harass Tao, He, and then the counties of Long and Shu would be threatened. Can the blind brothers protect themselves?

As far as the current situation is concerned, only Dong Wen can stand up for his descendants, blindly conquering, and bullying Bawen and others. Their power is no more than one or two hundred miles. How can such a weak force compete with the Xia people? To the south of Wuwei, Tao, He, Lan and Shan are all counties under the jurisdiction of the Han Dynasty in the past. The so-called Huangzhong, Haoya, Xiaoyu, Yu, and Kuhan are fertile lands, which are very suitable for the survival of the Qiang tribes. Fortunately, the Qiang tribes are now divided and do not subordinate to each other, which just split them and defeat them. Once the tribes surrender, will the clan dare not surrender?

If the Oshi family surrendered, then the Li family in Hexi would become my own hands. Besides, among the descendants of the Oshi family, the power of the blind expedition was relatively large, and they were afraid of the various tribes of the Qiang people. If the court recruited him and asked him to station in Wusheng or Weiyuan City to merge his clans and rule his tribes, and to use the Han methods. Although the Xia people were strong at that time, they would only be Li Shibin, Yanzhou and Muen, who did not rule for me. Doing this way would help the Song Dynasty, and it would also make the Xia people isolated and unable to be connected together. This should be considered the best strategy."

Since "Pingrong Ceremony" correctly analyzed the situation of the Tubo forces in Xihe area and proposed a strategy to solve the problem of Xixia. Its purpose was consistent with the proposal of "reform and reform" by Zhao Xu, Wang Anshi and other reformists, it was highly valued and adopted by the court. Wang Shao was appointed as the position of Yi Wenzi, the manager of Qinfeng Road, and was in charge of the affairs of opening up the Xihe River. From then on, he took charge of military affairs as a literati and took on the task of recovering Hehuang.

Yu Longke of the Fan tribe was the most powerful in the Qingtang area, and he wanted to control the Qiang people and Xia people in Weiyuan. Therefore, the generals discussed and attacked Yu Longke first. Because of the situation of the border, Wang Shao led several cavalry to Yu Longke's tent, analyzing his success or failure, and stayed there that night. The next morning, the Qiang people and Xia people sent some of their important leaders to go with Wang Shaodong. A long time later, Longke led more than 120,000 subordinates to surrender to the court.

Wang Shao also said: "When Weiyuan went to Qinzhou, there were tens of thousands of hectares of fertile land that were abandoned and uncultivated. He hoped that the court would set up the Municipal Yisi to seek the benefits of merchants and use the business income to manage farmland." Zhao Xu adopted his opinion and changed to the book Zuolang, and still ordered Wang Shao to serve as the editor. The Strategic Envoy Li Shizhong said: "Wang Shao did this to invade the fields of the archers on the border. He planned to move the Municipal Yisi to Guwei. I was worried that Qinzhou would be more and more troubles, and it would be less worth the loss."

Wang Anshi supported Wang Shao, and for this reason he dismissed Li Shizhong, asked Dou Shunqing to replace him, and sent Li Ruoyu to investigate the matter. After Li Ruoyu arrived, he asked Wang Shao where the abandoned and uncultivated farmland was, and Wang Shao was speechless. Shunqing carefully inspected and found only one hectares of land, which was confiscated by the owner of the place and later returned. Li Ruoyu reported to Zhao Xu that Wang Shao's so-called deserted fields were lies, and Wang Anshi dismissed Dou Shunqing and appointed Han Zhen.

Han Zhen joined Wang Shao and said that his report was a fact. Li Shizhong and Dou Shunqing were all demoted, and Wang Shao was promoted to the crown prince Zhongyun, and the secret cabinet was under the jurisdiction of the secret cabinet. Later, general Guo Kui reported that Wang Shao secretly borrowed money from the market. Wang Anshi believed that Guo Kui's evidence was insufficient, so he transferred him to Jingyuan. Zhao Xu was determined to recover Helong, so he built the ancient Weicheng and formed the Tongyuan army to make Wang Shao understand the military.

In July of the fifth year of Xining, Wang Shao sent troops to Weiyuan Fort and Qishenping to defeat Mengluojiao, Maer Shuiba and other tribes. The Qiang people were guarding the dangerous land, and some generals planned to place their troops in an empty and flat land. Wang Shao said: "If the enemy does not leave the dangerous land, we will have to return in vain. Now that we have entered the dangerous land, we should occupy it and make it owned by me." So he led the troops straight to Mabang Mountain, confronted the Qiang army, and ordered: "Whoever dares to withdraw his troops will be beheaded."
Chapter completed!