Jia She then transferred Li Quan's troops to Chuzhou and put them on display at Nandu Gate. He also transferred the Huaiyin warships to Huai'an. Jia She also lured Shi Gui's subordinates, who would increase their food and wages, otherwise their wages would be stopped. Therefore, Shi

Gui's subordinates gradually disbanded.

Seeing this, Shi Gui ran to surrender to the Mongolian army. Li Quan asked Jia She to let him command the Lianshui army. Jia She could not refuse and agreed to Li Bai's request. From then on, Li Quan became more arrogant and arrogant. He

Under the pretense of overcoming national mourning, he went to Jinshan Temple to perform Buddhist rituals. Qiao Xingjian, the aide to Zhenjiang Prefecture, welcomed Li Quan in a large boat. There was a banquet and music girls in the boat. Li Quan got on the boat and sat high, drinking and enjoying himself. He looked around and stood.

It is full of beauties, some of them are graceful and some of them are charming.

After three rounds of drinking, singing started to sound, and the sweet sound reached the eardrums, making people intoxicated. Li Quan was just in the way of Qiao Xingjian's face, so he couldn't hug him for the moment, so he had to harden his heart and barely restrain himself. When he arrived at Jinshan,

He went to the temple to set up an altar. In addition to the opening ceremony, Li Quan went out to enjoy the scenery. He saw enchanting everywhere, and there were always beauties in his eyes. He couldn't help but sigh and said: "The golden powder of the Six Dynasties is well-deserved. After I succeed, I must make it here."

If you create a comfortable home everywhere, then your life will not be wasted.”

Soon after the Buddhist service was over, Li Quan returned to the town and said to his subordinates: "The south of the Yangtze River is extremely beautiful. Do you also want to go there?" Of course the people agreed. Li Quan thought that Jiaoxi was located at the strategic point of business and transportation between the north and the south.

He asked his brother Li Fu to defend him. Li Quan lured the merchants there, used the boat master to capture the other party's goods and confiscated half of the goods for himself, and then made the merchants transfer from Huaihe to the sea to Jiaoxi. Li Fu was extremely greedy and stipulated that all merchants must use Li's boats.

, cars, and taxes were half, and the merchants were allowed to trade with the Kingdom of Jin. However, Zhang Lin received nothing and was dissatisfied.

At this time, Zhang Lin had been appointed to be in charge of Jingdong, relying on the saltworks tax code as military pay. Li Fu also wanted to share the profits of the saltworks with Zhang Lin, but Zhang Lin naturally refused to agree. Li Fu said angrily: "Has he forgotten the kindness of my brother?

"After my brother and I discuss it, we will take his head." After Zhang Lin heard this, he became even more frightened. His accomplice Li Maer persuaded Zhang Lin to return to Mongolia. Zhang Lin then used the Jingdong counties to beg Mongolia for surrender. Mu Huali appointed Zhang

Lin Wei went to the Marshal's Mansion on Shandong East Road.

Jia She blamed Li Quan for this, and Li Quan led his troops to attack Zhang Lin. Zhang Lin abandoned the land and fled, and Li Quan occupied Qingzhou. From then on, Qingzhou became another stronghold of Li Quan. Later, Li Quan bribed the military academy.

Taking advantage of the Song Dynasty's mobilization of officials, Qiu Shoumai took charge of the military affairs for the first time and annexed the Zhangqian Zhongyi Army originally controlled by Jia She. During this period, Li Quanguan was promoted to Cheng Xuan Envoy and Baoning Army Jiedushi Envoy.

After Jia She learned about it, he sighed: "The court only knows that officials and titles can win people's hearts. Who would have thought that the more favored you become, the more arrogant you become, and how uncontrollable you will be in the future." It turns out that the right prime minister Shi Miyuan had long wanted to grant Li Quanjie Yue, but Jia She repeatedly wrote to dissuade him.

At this time, an edict was issued suddenly. Jia She knew that Li Quan would definitely rebel in the future and would be difficult to control, so he urged him to return to the court, but Shi Miyuan refused to agree. Jia She became sick with worry and anger, and hurriedly asked again, so that he could resign and return to the south.

Then he died on the way.

In November of the 16th year of Jiading, the Song Dynasty appointed Xu Guo as an envoy to Huaidong to pacify the country. After Xu Guo took office, he suppressed the Northern Army. Whenever there was a dispute between the Northern Army and the Southern Army, the Northern Army was blamed regardless of the merits, and the court rewards were cut off.

The supplies of the Northern Army were out of ten. Li Quan was stationed in Qingzhou and refused to visit. Xu Guo wrote several times to invite Li Quan to discuss matters. When Li Quan went to visit, Xu Guo became arrogant again.

Zhang Mengxian, the national aide, was also arrogant and rude to Li Quan's general Liu Qingfu, which made Li Quan and others extremely dissatisfied.

After Li Quan returned to Qingzhou, he and Yang Miaozhen were stationed in Qingzhou and Chuzhou, determined to get rid of Xu State. So he sent Liu Qingfu back to Chuzhou, and conspired with Wang Wenxin, the commander of the Zhongyi Army, to take advantage of Xu State's rise in the morning to attack Xu State with swords and arrows.

Under the escort of his own soldiers, he climbed up the city tower and lowered the city to escape. His family members were all killed. Liu Qingfu took revenge on Zhang Mengxian and set fire to the government office, and all his savings were taken by the rebels. Soon, Xu Guo was on the way.

Hanged himself to death.

The chaos in Chu City shocked the Song court. Prime Minister Shi Miyuan was afraid that another incident would happen, so he left the matter alone for the time being. He also appointed Xu Xiji to succeed Huaidong as the envoy, so that he could only appease Li Quan. Li Quan received Liu Qingfu's report and passed it on

Peng Yibin, who was originally Liu's second ancestral tribe, praised Xu's rebellion and was executed. Your army did not obey my control. On the one hand, he traveled from Qingzhou to Chuzhou, pretending to blame Liu Qingfu for not suppressing the internal strife of the loyal army, and welcomed Xu Xiji into the city. Xu Xiji treated Li Quan with courtesy.

Wait until you are at peace with each other.

At this time, Zhao Fang, the envoy of Beijing and Huzhi, and An Bing, the envoy of Xuanfu in Sichuan, died one after another. Zhao Fang started his career as a Confucian scholar and commanded the border defense for ten years.

The Production Department and the Chief Production Department were all members of the same family. He accepted the advice of Minister Liu Qingzhi to "pay attention to talents" and recruited famous people such as Chen Hui and You Jiugong, as well as famous generals such as Hu Zaixing and Meng Zongzheng.

Zhao Fang not only managed the army rigorously, but also treated all generals honestly and honestly, so that they could serve the country to the best of their ability and guard one side, "so that the imperial court would not have to worry about looking north." The Huaihe and Shu border areas were repeatedly destroyed by the Jin army, but the area west of Beijing was

Able to survive alone.

In the fourteenth year of Jiading, Zhao Fang fell ill. In July, he was promoted to a bachelor of Huiyou Pavilion and an ambassador in Jinghu. After returning to the army, Zhao Fang took ill and rewarded the sergeants, ranking them in order according to their merits, and then reported to the court. Zhao Fang's body

Although he was seriously ill, his concern for the country remained undiminished. He said: "If you don't die for a day, you should set a discipline for that day."

Zhao Fang called Hu Zaixing to lie down and encouraged him to serve the country loyally. Regardless of his illness, he still wrote to the prime minister and discussed the border plans. On the second day of August of the same year, Zhao Fang died in Xiangyang. That night, a big star fell in Xiangyang.

The imperial court regarded him as a bachelor of Duanming Palace and was considering becoming an official. The Song Dynasty awarded him the title of Yinqing Guanglu, and gave him the posthumous title of Zhongsu as a grand master.

An Bing was once again appointed to pacify Shu and bring Sichuan back to safety. He also sent people to Xixia to attack the Jin Kingdom. Xixia sent privy envoy Ning Zining to lead a crowd to besiege Gongzhou. An Bing also ordered Wang Shixin, the governor of Lizhou, and others to support the Xia army.

Because the Xia army failed to attack Gongzhou, both sides withdrew. Soon, An Bing died of illness, and the news of his obituary reached the court. He was posthumously awarded the title of Shaoshi, and a shrine was erected in Feizhou. The court granted him the posthumous title of Zhongding. An Bing was a talented general and a Shu native.

Wei was convinced. His successor was Cui Yu. He relied on the generals and soldiers and was open and honest, and the Shu region was also very stable.

Wanyan Xun was unwilling to stop because his invasion of the Song Dynasty was ineffective and his Sui coins were cut off. He ordered Wanyan You to serve in the Marshal's Office, control the three armies and horses, and invade the Song Dynasty again. Wanyan Xun signed a letter with the Privy Council to serve the whole

As deputy, they crossed the Huaihe River from Yingshou and landed. The Jin army arrived at Gaoqiao City, defeated the Song army, attacked Gushi County, and defeated the reinforcements of Song general Jiao Sizhong in Luzhou. Then I heard that the Song Dynasty had a good relationship with Mongolia, and they were afraid of being attacked from the north and the south.

With no way to return, Wanyan Yoke decided to return north.

When the Jin army reached the Huai River, the troops were preparing to cross the river, but they

Shi Quan pretended to have received a secret order to stay in Huainan to harvest Song wheat, and ordered each man to cut three stones of wheat as military supplies. After staying like this for three days, Wanyan Yinke said to Shi Quan: "The Huai River is very wet now."

It is shallow and can be crossed quickly, but if the river surges, it will be inconvenient for us to cross. We are also worried that the Song division will take advantage of the opportunity to attack our army's rear and be attacked in danger, and then we will not be able to go back." Shi Quan refused to obey the order.

Unexpectedly, that night, it rained heavily and the Huaihe River surged. Wanyan Yingke decided to cross the Huaihei River and built a bridge. Shi Quan could not stay alone and filed in. At this moment, suddenly there were four cannons and loud drums.

After the earthquake, the Song army came from behind. Shi Quan was panic-stricken and hurriedly passed by in a boat. The soldiers had no time to follow and jumped into the water one after another. Most of them drowned. Some who had not entered the water stayed on the shore and were killed by the Song army for a while.

, all became the ghosts of the sword. Wanyan's fault was blamed on Shi Quan, and he reported it to Wanyan Xun. Wanyan Xun issued an edict to kill Shi Quan, and since then he has no intention of invading the south.

On the orders of Genghis Khan, the Mongolian commander Muhuali was promoted to the Grand Master and King of the Jin Dynasty, and he marched south of the Taihang Mountains. He captured the prefectures in Hedong and captured the city of Taiyuan. Muhuali was born in the Mongolian Jalaer clan and was born in Ornan.

Hedong. It is said that when he was born, white gas filled the camp, and a wizard saw him and said: "This is very unusual." Mu Huali was seven feet long, with a tiger head and a beard, and a black face. He was a man of deep wisdom and strategy, and his ape-arm was good at shooting.

, draw a bow and two stones are strong.

When Temujin went to war with the Zhuerqi tribe, Muhuali's grandfather estimated that he was a bald boyan, so he asked his father Kongwen Kuwa to lead Muhuali to pay homage to Temujin due to disagreements with his younger brother. From then on, Muhuali followed Temujin.

Around. Temujin once lost a battle with the Tatar tribe. It was snowing heavily and he lost his tent. He lay down in the grass swamp. Muhuali and Borshu stood in the snow and stretched out blankets to cover themselves all night. Another time, Temujin

Zhen waited for more than ten people to ride through the valley, then turned around and asked Mu Huali: "What should I do if I encounter bandits on the way?" Mu Huali replied: "Block them with your body." Soon after, they were suddenly attacked by bandits, and arrows rained down on Mu Hua.

Li drew his bow and hit three people with three shots. He also relieved the saddle guards and finally drove the invaders back.

In order to support Wang Han of the Kerei tribe, Temujin sent Muhuali and others to defeat the Naiman tribe. Temujin and Wang Han split, and the two sides fought. Temujin lost first and then won. During the counterattack, Muhuali was ordered to select elite cavalry.

A night attack on Wang Han Che Che Er Wendur's camp, Wang Han was defeated and fled. In Temujin's war to unify all the Mongolian tribes, Mu Huali made outstanding military exploits. When the Great Mongolian Kingdom was established, Mu Huali was made the head of thousands of households for his merits.

He is also the head of ten thousand households on the left wing, commanding the area east of the Khan's Court to the Halawun Mountains. His descendants are hereditary and he is ranked first among the generals along with Borshu.

Muhuali, together with Borshu, Borhu and Chilaowen, assisted Temujin with loyalty and bravery, and were known as the "Four Heroes". He followed the gold collection and defeated the gold general Dujisizhong and Wushabao, and Guo Baoyu came to surrender.

, captured Xijing and Changzhou, Huanzhou, and Fuzhou. The Jin soldiers, known as 400,000, were stationed at Yehuling. Muhuali rode his horse to fight, defeated the Jin army, and took advantage of the victory to pursue him to Huihe Fort. He lay dead for more than a hundred miles and died.

Annihilating the elite Jin army. The Battle of Yehuling completely reversed the strength and weakness of the Mongolian and Jin forces.

In the seventh year of Genghis Khan, he followed Genghis Khan into Zijingguan, defeated the Jin soldiers at Wuhuiling, captured Zhuozhou and Yizhou, and divided his troops to capture Yidu (today's Qingzhou, Shandong), Binzhou, Dizhou, Tucheng Mizhou, and the route of return.
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