Chapter 505 Wanyan Xun sends troops to invade south
Li Quan and Yang Miaozhen fought hard again, and when they were about forty or fifty close, Li Quan pretended to be weak, fired a false shot, and drove his horse away. Yang Miaozhen also thought that he was really defeated, so he urged his horse to come.
After chasing for several hundred steps, there were bamboo poles blocking the road on both sides. Li Quan passed by on horseback. Yang Miaozhen clapped his horse forward. Within a few steps, there was a sudden clatter. Yang Miaozhen's horse lost its front hoof and knocked her off the horse. Li Quan turned around, dismounted, and captured Yang Miaozhen alive.
It turned out that Li Quan was no match for Yang Miaozhen, so he ordered the two men to ambush him at night. When Yang Miaozhen came over, they cut off the horse's legs with knives. Yang Miaozhen was unprepared, so he was captured by Li Quan.
At this time, Yang An'er also arrived from behind. Seeing that his sister was captured, he shouted to Li Quan: "Let my sister go quickly. I invite you to come to my fort and arrange your marriage tonight." Li Quan replied: "
You are not allowed to deny it!" Yang An'er said: "The sun is above, if you violate this word, the gods will not bless you." Li Quan then put Yang Miaozhen down, recruited his accomplices, and entered the Yang family fort together. Yang An'er slaughtered the cattle and prepared wine, and held a feast.
That night they were made to worship each other and became husband and wife.
After Yang An'er got married to Li Quan, his power became more powerful, so he proclaimed himself king, set up officials, changed Yuan Tianshun, and commanded one side. After the Mongolian army retreated north, the Jin Dynasty sent the official servant Anzhen to lead heavy troops to suppress the Red Coat Army in Shandong and Hebei.
Wan Yanting and Huang La'aluda led the Jin Dynasty's elite "Flower Hat Army" to attack, and the prefectures and counties occupied by Yang An'er fell one after another. In December, the Jin army defeated Yang An'er at Lantou dripping water.
Yang An'er and his companions Ji Zheng and others took a boat to Jimo and entered the sea. They thought of Mount Weixi. The boatman Qu Cheng was greedy for the money and led the gold army to attack Yang An'er. Yang An'er fell into the water and died. The remaining troops regarded Yang Miaozhen as their leader and called them "aunt". Others at that time
The rebel Liu Erzu was also defeated and killed by the Jin army. His subordinates Huo Yi and Peng Yibin successively led the remnants to continue fighting against the Jin army. Li Quan was also almost captured by the Jin army. In order to save his remaining strength, he decided to retreat to the East China Sea. Yang Miaozhen and others led more than 10,000 people to fight with the Jin army.
Li Quan joined forces, and the remaining troops of Liu Erzu led by Peng Yibin also came to join Li Quan.
At this time, the Song Dynasty knew that Chuzhou Yingchunzhi ordered Zhenjiang Wufeng soldier Shen Duo and Dingyuan citizen Li Xian to appease the bandits in Shandong. They named themselves the Zhongyi Army and divided into two groups to attack the gold. Li Quan also led 5,000 people to surrender.
Chun Zhi then made a secret report: "All the bandits in Shandong have returned to justice, and the Central Plains can be restored. Please grant Li Quan an official rank to attract the remaining tribesmen." So the Song Dynasty granted Li Quan the title of Wuyi Dafu, and concurrently the deputy of Jingdong.
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Li Quan attacked Juzhou and captured the Jin guard general Pucha and the Li family. The other general was in Yangke Mizhou. Li Quan's brother Li Fu also captured Qingzhou. In April of the Song Dynasty, Huang Slap Aruda, the deputy envoy of the Jin Dynasty, recaptured Mizhou.
, Li Quan was defeated. Then Li Quan failed again in Juzhou. In September, Li Quan sent troops to siege Haicheng, counterattacked Mizhou, captured Huang Shang Aruda and the slaves of Jiagu Temple, and then captured Shouguang, Zouping, Linqu and other counties. He was sent to
Alu was in Chuzhou. After Li Quan and others returned to the Song Dynasty, they were controlled by Chuzhou. In the winter of this year, Li Quan's army was stationed at Guishan in Huaiyin.
After Wan Yanxun moved his capital to Bianjing, he sent an envoy to tell the Song court and supervise the delivery of new year's coins. Zhao Kuo summoned his ministers to discuss. Some people advocated breaking off diplomatic relations with the Jin Dynasty, while others still advocated having good relations with the Jin Dynasty. The daily life of Sheren is truly virtuous.
Xiu and Shangshu requested to cut off the annual coins in order to achieve autonomy. After Zhao Kuo was defeated, he decided to give up the annual coins to the Jin Kingdom.
At this time, Li An'an, the leader of Xia, was dead, and Li Zunxu, a descendant of the clan, succeeded to the throne. Li Zunxu was the son of Li Yanzong, the Zhongwu King of Qi, a clan of the Xia Kingdom. Li Yanzong raised troops in Liangzhou and made Liangzhou the capital.
Zunxu ascended the throne, deposed Li An'an, and then moved the capital from Liangzhou to Xingqing Prefecture. He changed his reign to Guangding and became the only number one emperor in history. During his tenure, he fully inherited Li An'an's policies and relied on Mongolia.
Li Zunxu wrote a letter to Shu, requesting the Song army to attack the Jin Dynasty and restore their homeland together. Shu officials hurriedly reported the news, but the Song court did not reply. Then Zhao Kuo sent envoys to congratulate Jin Ting on his new day, Liu Yao, the Minister of Punishment, and other students from the Imperial Academy wrote a letter. Despite his advice, none of them responded. Zhao Kuan ordered Zhen Dexiu to be the deputy envoy for transportation to Jiangdong. When Zhen Dexiu said goodbye, he told five things: First, the shame of the clan should not be forgotten. Second, thieves from neighbors should not be taken lightly. Third, Zhen Dexiu should not be taken lightly. The fourth is that the plan of Xing'an should not be relied on. The fourth is that flattering words should not be listened to. The fifth is that justice should not be ignored. After the five events, he went through the past disasters, with a total of ten mistakes and 10,000 to 20,000 words.
Zhao Kuo didn't comment, and just let him talk, as if he didn't hear him, so Zhen Dexiu had to leave. In the tenth year of Jiading, Wanyan Xun believed Wang Shi'an's words and intended to invade south, so he appointed him as the envoy to Huainan. Shu Hu Gao Qi He also advised Wanyan Xun to invade the Song Dynasty to expand the territory. Wanyan Xun immediately ordered Wugu to celebrate his birthday. Wanyan Saibu led his troops across the Huaihe River, captured Zhongdu Town in Guangzhou, and killed the official Sheng Yunsheng of Guanchang. Qingshou divided his troops again. He invaded Fancheng and besieged Zaoyang's chemical army. In addition, he sent Wanyan Alin into Dashan Pass to attack Xihe and established the states.
The Song Dynasty received the warning and hurriedly ordered the capital to send envoys Zhao Fang to Huzhi, Li Jue to Jiang and Huaihe, and Dong Juyi to Sichuan to separate routes to defend the Jin army. Zhao Fang, whose courtesy name was Yanzhi, was Tan. Zhao Fang was born in Hengshan Prefecture. When Zhao Fang was young, he studied with the Neo-Confucian Zhang Shi. When Xin Qiji was the pacifier of Jinghu South Road, he saw his article and praised it as "generous discussion".
In the eighth year of Chunxi's reign, Zhao Fang ascended to the rank of Jinshi and was transferred to Puqi County Lieutenant. He solved many questionable cases.
He later became a professor at the Daning Supervisor. The customs of the Daning Supervisor were despicable, so Zhao Fang selected the teachable students to teach them personally. People were inspired and encouraged, and only then could there be Jinshi. Later, he learned about Qingyang County and said to the prefect Shi Miyuan: "It's not good to urge students to be educated." "To disturb" is the word "fu" in the word "fu"; if there is no error in punishment, it means "enlightenment" in punishment." It means that urging rent does not disturb the people, which means that urging rent fits the word "fu"; there is no error in punishment, which means the punishment conforms to education. People use this saying as a famous saying.
Zhao Fang was in charge of Jiangxi to appease the driver Yi Wenwen, and Li Daxing, the commander of Jinghu, summoned him to Suizhou. After the Song and Jin Dynasties reached the "Jiading Peace Treaty", the border areas gradually relaxed their security. Only Zhao Fang recruited troops and selected generals, and promoted the local tycoon Meng Zongzheng and other supplements. He was awarded an official position. Later, he was promoted to Changping in the west of Beijing and concurrently a transfer judge, and was promoted to a prison. He was also called Yuanwailang, and was added to the official post of Zhimi Pavilion, and was changed to Hubei transfer judge and also aware of Ezhou.
Later, Zhao Fang was promoted to Zhihuanzhang Pavilion and had the power to know Jiangling Mansion. He built the "Three Seas and Eight Chambers" in Jiangling Mansion to "strengthen the situation". He was also promoted to the Secret Pavilion Compiler, knew Jiangling, and was in charge of the Hubei Provincial Secretary. He also had power in Jinghu and set up a department. When the rulers of the Southern Song Dynasty were doing nothing, Wanyan Xun was forced by the Mongolian soldiers and retreated steadily. Zhao Fang expected that the Jin Kingdom would move south, so he made preparations day and night. Jingmen has dangerous strategic points on the east and west mountains. Zhao Fang built a fortress on it and increased the garrison to guard the key points. He also entered the official position and compiled it for Youwen Palace.
Jin general Fan Kuaiming sought to return to the Song Dynasty. The pursuers sent by the Jin State arrived in Xiangyang. Zhao Fang sent Meng Zongzheng and Hu Zaixing with a hundred cavalry to intercept, killing more than a thousand enemies and the Jin people escaped. Zhao Fang was promoted to Minister of the Ministry of Power and Industry.
, Baomo Pavilion was waiting for the system, and the Jinghu system was established as an envoy and the prefect of Xiangyang. After he detected the news that the Jin Dynasty was determined to invade the south, he issued a warning order. In the tenth year of Jiading, the powerful minister Shuhu Gaoqi of the Jin Dynasty and the privy councilor Wu Gulunqing
Shou launched a southern expedition and invaded Chenzhou, Suizhou, Junzhou, Zaoyang, Guanghua, Xinyang and other armies.
After Zhao Fang heard the news, he called his two sons Zhao Fan in the middle of the night. Zhao Kui said: "The imperial court's attitude towards peace or war is still unclear. Waiting and watching this situation will only disturb my thoughts more. I have decided that the only way to lead the army is to
We will fight decisively with the Jin people on the border to serve the country." So he went to the imperial court, advocated resisting the enemy, and personally went to Xiangyang to take command.
The Jin army stepped up its siege of Zaoyang. Zhao Fang sent Meng Zongzheng, Hu Zaixing and others to rescue Zaoyang, and sent additional defenders from Guanghua Army, Xinyang Army, Junzhou and other places to unite the momentum. Hu Zaixing and others had just arrived at Tuanshan, and they were far away.
From a distance, he saw the Jin soldiers rushing towards them, like wind and rain. Hu Zaixing hurriedly ordered Chen Xiang and Meng Zongzheng to set up an ambush and wait. He personally led his troops out to meet the enemy, and retreated after a brief battle.
The Jin soldiers chased for a while, when suddenly there was a sound of artillery fire on both sides, and the ambush troops suddenly rushed out. Chen Xiang came from the left and Meng Zongzheng came from the right. The Jin soldiers were attacked on three sides, so naturally they couldn't resist. They fled and died.
Corpses were everywhere, with blood and flesh all over the ground. Meng Zongzheng took advantage of the victory and rushed to Zaoyang overnight. The clashes were like gods. The Jin soldiers surrounding Zaoyang immediately retreated in horror. Meng Zongzheng entered Zaoyang City and reported victory to Xiangyang. Zhao Fang was overjoyed.
He ordered the Meng Zong regime to know the Zaoyang Army. Soon, Wang Xin and Liu Shixing, the generals of Beijing and Hu, also defeated the Jin Army in Guangshan and Suizhou, so Zhao Fang requested an order to attack the Jin Kingdom.
When Zhao Kuo heard that he had won successive battles, he became excited and immediately issued an edict to prepare for war. Wanyan Saibu of the Jin Kingdom led an army to attack Zaoyang again, claiming to be a hundred thousand men. Meng Zongzheng built the city and dug Hao, defended it to the death, and made an appointment with Hu Zaixing.
The foreign troops fought with the Jin soldiers for three months, and fought more than seventy battles, without losing any of them. Wanyan Saibu became even more angry and surrounded Zaoyang due to the large number of soldiers. Meng Zongzheng took the opportunity to attack, but the Jin army's fortress could not be built, and the Jin army
The army had no choice but to increase its troops to attack the city. Meng Zongzheng resisted with all his strength, and the city was saved.
Suizhou garrison general Xu Guo led reinforcements to Baishui, and the drums could be heard. Meng Zongzheng then led his troops to fight, and the Jin soldiers were invincible, and they fled one after another. Only Jin general Wanyan Yun led ten thousand people on foot and cavalry to invade Sichuan from the west and broke through.
The Tianshui army then burned Dashan Pass and entered Zaojiao Fort. Wang Yi, the commander of Lizhou, called on the soldiers and people to drive out the Jin soldiers, recaptured Dashan Pass, and pursued and killed Wanyan Yun, the leader of the Jin army, and then advanced to Qinzhou and came to Chi
Taniguchi.
Liu Changzu, the governor of Feizhou, ordered the troops to retreat, causing them to be completely defeated. The Jin State gathered troops from Chang'an and Fengxiang, and once again invaded Xihe, Chengjie Prefecture, and attacked Hechi. Wu Zheng, the commander of the Xingyuan capital, led his troops to rush to help and resist, and repulsed them.
Jin Bing, regain all the lost land. The Jin Bing has become the end of its war effort.
Wanyan Xun heard that the soldiers who invaded the south had fewer victories and more defeats, so he inevitably regretted it. At this time, most of the Jin Kingdom's counties in Hebei were lost to the Mongols. The Jin Kingdom was surrounded by enemies from both sides, so it was really inconvenient to fight again. So,
Wanyan Xun sent Kaifeng Prefecture Zhongzhong Lu Ziyu as an envoy to cross the Huaihe River, hoping to negotiate peace with the Song Dynasty. He was rejected by the Song army on the way, so he turned back in vain. Wanyan Xun was furious, so he sent his servant An Zhen
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