On the day Wen Tianxiang was escorted to the Chaishikou execution ground, the prison officer asked him: "What else does the Prime Minister have to say? You can avoid death by playing the reverb." Wen Tianxiang shouted: "You will die, what else is there to say!" He asked the prison officer again: "Which way is the south?" Someone pointed him in the direction, and Wen Tianxiang knelt down to the south and said, "My affairs are over, and I feel no guilt!"

When Wen Tianxiang was about to be executed, he took his time and knelt down to the south before being executed at the age of forty-seven. A few days later, his wife Ouyang collected his body with a look as if he was alive. The desperate signs he had made were found in Wen Tianxiang's clothes. Poem: "Confucius said to be benevolent, and Mencius was to seek righteousness. Only when the righteousness is fulfilled, benevolence is the best. What have you learned from reading the books of sages? From now on, I will have no regrets."

After Wen Tianxiang's death, Kublai Khan gave him the title of Duke of Luling County, with the posthumous title of Zhongwu. He ordered Wang Jiweng to write a book about the god, set up an altar to offer sacrifices, and Polo held a memorial ceremony. As Polo came to the altar, there was a sudden roar, the candle went out, and the smoke disappeared, and the candles on it were The god, as if he had two wings, suddenly rose up and flew into the clouds. Polo was shocked, so he ordered some gods to be changed, and wrote the number of the former Song Dynasty Shaobao Youcheng who believed in the duke. After the sacrifice, the sky became clear. Yanjing The people were astonished.

After Uuliang Hetai conquered Jiaozhi, he sent envoys to summon the surrender of Champa, but received no reward. Kublai Khan then ordered the right prime minister to instigate the capital to lead troops south, intending to transform the country into a province. The prince of Champa refused to accept, so Kublai Khan ordered Zhudu went on a crusade. Zhudu led a thousand warships from Guangzhou and crossed the sea to Champa. Champa sent troops to fight, known as two hundred thousand.

The two armies then fought fiercely in the South China Sea. From Chen time to noon, there was no difference between the winner and the loser. The soldiers were furious and led hundreds of warriors to die. They beat war drums and sailed forward in boats. None of the armies dared to do so. Slowly, they filed in, immediately rushed away the enemy ships, and took advantage of the situation to cover up the enemy. The occupying soldiers could not resist and immediately collapsed. A total of 50,000 soldiers were killed and drowned. Sodu then marched into Dalang Lake and met the occupying soldiers again. They fought and beheaded tens of thousands. The Yuan army took advantage of the situation and attacked the city. The captured princes fled into the valley, and the city begged for surrender.

The instigator went to the city to settle the people and wanted to make up for it. Suddenly, a Champa Grand Viewer named Baotuo Tuhua came. He said that he was here to pay money and show his sincerity on the order of the prince. The instigator said: "Since you are willing to surrender, you should Come see you soon!" Bao Tuo Tuhua just said that the tribute was not ready yet and needed to be postponed for a few days. The instigators felt that what he said was reasonable, so they agreed and sent him back. However, after dozens of days, there was no news. .

Only then did the commander realize that the opponent was deceiving, so he led his troops deeper. The Yuan army moved to the foot of Mucheng and saw forts on all sides. The commander was a little frightened, so he ordered the army to return. After walking a few miles, the Yuan army suddenly appeared from the diagonal thorn. A troop of troops from the city came to cut off the return route. He was caught off guard and almost captured by him. Fortunately, all the troops fought to the death, and the Yuan army escaped. When the sergeants were checked, half of them had been killed or injured. The soldiers had to withdraw from the city and petitioned for reinforcements. .

Kublai Khan then named his ninth son Tuhuan the King of Zhennan, and ordered him to lead troops southward with Li Heng, the Prime Minister of the Left, to join the instigating army. Li Heng was a descendant of the Xixia clan. When the Mongols attacked Xixia, Li Heng's grandfather Li Deren He died in battle unyieldingly. His father, Li Weizhong, was adopted by the Mongolian king and served as an official in Daruhuachi.

Li Heng was smart since he was a child. The princess of the Mongolian Song Dynasty King Yixiang Ge loved him and adopted him as an adopted son. In the third year of the Zhongtong reign, Yixiang Ge appointed Li Heng as the official minister of the Secretariat.

Later, because he reported Li Fen's rebellion, he was appointed by Kublai Khan as the general manager of Zilai Road Olu, with a golden talisman. In the seventh year of Yuan Dynasty, Li Heng was appointed as General Xuanwu.

The Yuan army attacked the Song Dynasty.

The Yuan army attacked Xiangyang, and the defender Lu Wenhuan used a fishing boat to cross the Han River to spy on the Yuan army. Li Heng set up an ambush and defeated Lu Wenhuan, and cut off Xiangyang's waterway to the outside. Then Li Heng led his elite troops across the Han River and climbed to the city from the south of Fancheng.

, the Yuan army succeeded, and Fancheng was captured. Li Heng was promoted to General Mingwei with his merits, and wore a golden tiger talisman. The next year, Li Heng defeated Xia Gui, the envoy of the Song Dynasty, captured Ezhou and Hanyang, and was promoted to Xuanwei with his merits.

General. Later, he followed Prime Minister Boyan down the Yangtze River to attack Jiangsu and Zhejiang.

In the twelfth year of the Yuan Dynasty, Li Heng followed the right Prime Minister Ali Hague to Dongting and captured the Song general Gao Shijie. Then he captured Yuezhou and Shashi. The Yuan army sent troops in three directions. Li Heng was the left deputy marshal of the capital, and the marshal of the Suidu was Sundu Taibing.

After leaving Jiangxi, he pursued Wen Tianxiang all the way to Kongkeng, captured his wife and daughter, and surrendered 200,000 soldiers. He captured the Song army's recruiting envoy Zhao Shishang and more than 20 people, and surrendered more than 200,000 Song soldiers in total.

In the 14th year of the Yuan Dynasty, Li Heng was appointed as the governor of Jiangxi province. The following year, Li Heng was appointed as the marshal of the Mongolian and Han armies. He led his troops to pursue Zhang Shijie and Lu Xiufu and captured Guangzhou. In February of the 16th year of the Yuan Dynasty, Li Heng and Zhang Hongfan were on the cliff.

The army of Shan joined forces and defeated the Song army. Lu Xiufu embraced the guard king and died in the sea. The Song Dynasty was destroyed. Li Heng paid homage to Zishan for his merits, wrote Zuocheng, and went to the province of Jinghu. In the 19th year of the Yuan Dynasty, Li Heng asked to be relieved of his military post.

With his son scattering wood, he attacked ten thousand households of our army.

Tuohuan wanted to use the Annan road to attack Champa. He ordered Chen Rixuan, the king of Annan, to provide military supplies. Soon the envoy reported back, and Chen Rixuan expressed his willingness to help with wages, but refused to use the road. Tuohuan was naturally furious, so he didn't care whether the other party

He agreed to just move forward and enter Annan. However, he saw heavy troops stationed at the border and refused to allow the Yuan army to enter.

Tuo Huan then camped in the camp and prepared for war. Annan officer Ruan Wei led his troops out to fight. Within a few seconds, Ruan Wei was defeated and returned. The Yuan army rushed in bravely and killed Annan soldiers in pieces.

, captured Annan generals Du Wei and Du You alive. After interrogation, they found out that Chen Rixuan's clan brother Chen Jun was named the King of Xingdao. It was he who guarded the border and did not allow the Yuan army to pass. Tuohuan then issued a letter to teach him.

The troops retreated to make way, but received no reply. Tuo Huan then led his troops deep into the area again, broke through the key passes, captured Annan General Duan Tai, and Xingdao King Chen Jun escaped.

On the way to march, the Yuan army picked up two abandoned pieces of paper, which were official documents written by Chen Rixuan to Tuohuan. They claimed that the army had been ordered not to enter the country before. But now because of the occupation of the city and disobedience, the army passed through the country and killed the people. It was the prince's fault.

If you violate the rules, your country cannot bear the responsibility. You still hope to abide by the previous edict, withdraw your army, and your country will pay tribute to you.

After Tu Huan finished reading, he ordered the petitioner to reply: My court ordered me to attack Champa City, and I sent a message to you, ordering you to make way and prepare food. Unexpectedly, you disobeyed the order and asked King Xingdao and others to lead their troops to meet the enemy and shot me.

Army, our army has no choice but to engage in battle. This disaster has caused your people, and it is really you who have brought it upon you. Now I agree with you that you will withdraw your troops immediately to clear the way and give instructions to the people. Wherever our army passes, we will definitely make no mistakes;

If you destroy your country, don't regret it.

The book had just been issued when a detective suddenly came to report that Annan King Chen Rixuan had mobilized more than a thousand warships to help Xingdao King resist the Yuan army. Tuo Huan said: "He

Since we are so stubborn, it is better to advance the army as soon as possible." So he went to the commander in person and arrived at the Fuliang River. He saw warships lined up in the river, and the flags of King Xingdao were hoisted in bright colors. Tuohuan ordered the soldiers to drive

The ships attacked forward, large and small, attacked from all sides, and captured more than 20 enemy ships. King Xingdao was defeated again.

The Yuan army tied a raft into a bridge and crossed the river. There were wooden fences erected on the shore. The Yuan army attacked fiercely with artillery, and the defenders also fired back artillery, which shocked the world. In the evening, the Annan envoy Ruan Xiaorui came and apologized in a letter.

Invite Tuohuan's troops. Tuohuan refused to agree and attacked Muzha again the next day. There was no one inside the fence. Tuohuan immediately ordered the sergeants to disassemble and continued to advance, approaching the gates of Annan City.

Chen Rixuan had already abandoned the city and fled. His younger brother Chen Yiji led his troops to welcome the surrender. Tuohuan went into the city to search the palace, but no treasures were found. Only some documents were left behind, and they were all destroyed. Tuohuan hurriedly sent soldiers to pursue and captured him.

There were many officials, but Chen Rixuan was the only one who was nowhere to be found. At this time, the instigators brought their troops to join him, and on Tuohuan's orders, they chased Chen Rixuan and headed south.

Tuo Huan lived in Annan City. Due to lack of food, most of the soldiers were very tired. Coupled with the unaccustomed climate and soil, many people died. Tuo Huan had no choice but to decide to withdraw. So the Yuan army left the city and came to the mouth of Fuliang River. They had just gone up the mountain to log wood.

, preparing to build a bridge to cross the river, but did not expect that the mountains and forests were full of Annan ambushes. I heard a roar, and suddenly ambush troops appeared in all directions, coming to kill the Yuan army viciously. The Yuan army rushed to fight, and naturally they were taken advantage of by the enemy, and they were defeated but not victorious.

While supervising the battle, Tuohuan ordered his sergeants to quickly build a pontoon bridge. By the time the pontoon bridge was built, half of the Yuan army on the shore had been injured. Tuohuan took the lead in crossing the bridge, leaving Li Hengduan behind. When Annan soldiers saw the Yuan army crossing the river, they

They simply released poisonous arrows and shot them in the wind. The Yuan army fought and marched, but the pontoon was too small and there were too many people, so they could not cross it quickly. In addition, the poisonous arrows were flying and it was difficult to dodge left and right. Even if they survived the arrows, they would not be able to cross them quickly.

He will lose his footing and fall into the water.

Therefore, various units of the Yuan army were either hit by arrows or drowned, and it took a long time to complete the crossing. Li Heng also led the team over. His right cheek had been injured by an arrow and his face was covered with blood. The Annan soldiers still wanted to catch up.

Thanks to the quick hands of the Yuan army, they immediately broke down the bridge and were able to stop the pursuers. After this fighting, the Yuan army suffered a lot and entered Siming Prefecture in embarrassment. Li Heng was seriously injured and died.

There was also an army of Zhudu, two hundred miles away from Tuohuan. They couldn't catch up, so they had to turn back halfway. Tuohuan was still at the same place, and they still returned to the army by the original route. Unexpectedly, when they arrived at Qianmanjiang, there were Annan soldiers on both sides.

No one was able to escape, so they had no choice but to fight with him desperately. However, they killed one level, another level, two levels, and two more levels. By the time they broke through the siege, their men were all scattered and their bodies were seriously injured.

Looking at the river ahead, there was no bridge to cross it. The shouts of death from behind were still endless. With no way to advance or retreat, they threw themselves into the river and died. The remaining people also followed, and with dozens of thumps, they were all buried in the sea.

Kublai Khan was extremely angry after receiving his revenge, so he sent another thousand Mongolian troops and four thousand Han troops to the south to Siming, and returned to Zhennan. Wang Jie then attacked Annan again. He ordered Prime Minister Alhaya of the Left and others to launch a major expedition.

Troops from all provinces were sending reinforcements one after another. Liu Xuan, the Minister of Civil Affairs, reported that the ministers of Annan had been in service for a long time, and the annual tribute had not been delayed, so it seemed that he could be pardoned. Moreover, the King of Zhennan had just returned from sending troops, and the soldiers had not recovered from their injuries. If it happens again.
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