Chapter 41 Military Information (1)

The rebellions of the four counties were masters and the barbarians of Wuyang were masters, and the other three counties were just responding. Gong Heng led 3,000 imperial guards to pacify Hanjia. The prefect of Guanghan Zhang Wei led Guanghan troops to Dongguanghan to assist in quelling the rebellion. The general Zongyu, the western expedition, came from Badong to attack the Jiangyang rebellion. The three routes, Zhongzongyu, and Zhang Wei, both of them were absolutely superior, but Gong Heng had extremely variables.

Han Jia is bordered by Shu County and Jianwei to the east, Yueji to the south, Qiang and Di to the west, and Wenshan to the north. In addition to Shu County, it is located in Han people, and Han people are all ethnic minorities such as barbarians, Yi people, Qiang and Barbarians. The Han Jia people are quite complex, and the governance is also extremely difficult. Rebellion in such a complex area is the most troublesome. Except for Han people, any clan may be involved with the tribesmen in other regions. Once the entire tribe is against the court, it will be a big war. At the same time, other tribes will also observe the court's attitude towards the rebellious alien races. One of the other tribes is also very likely to follow the rebellion.

The prefect of Han Jia, Dong Kuang, also knew the pros and cons of it. He just found that the momentum was wrong and immediately sent people to Chengdu to deliver letters. There were only three thousand troops in the county, half of which were barbarians. Dong Kuang did not dare to make a rash decision but asked people to guard the Cu Mansion, granary and other important places to watch the changes. After a night of trouble, he finally found out that it was the Han people and the barbarians who joined forces to cause trouble. This is strange. It is difficult for Han people to live in peace with the barbarians. How could it be possible to gather together to rebel? You should know that even the aliens in this era would be contemptuous of the Han people.

The rebels were very rampant in the first few days, and they tried to attack important places such as the arsenal and did not succeed. The official army was not only well-trained, but also prepared to defend them firmly. The rebels attacked several times and lost hundreds of people and then moved their targets. Because of their limited military strength, Dong Kuang did not intend to take the initiative. Instead, he summoned the leaders of all ethnic groups and wealthy families in the city to discuss how to resist the rebels.

When Liu Bei died, Hanjia had a serious rebellion. The prefect Huang Yuan at that time had a bad relationship with Zhuge Liang. Seeing that Zhuge Liang was a entrusted official, he raised his troops to rebel. However, he was soon attacked by the Shu army. Since then, Hanjia has never had any similar things again. The wealthy families of all ethnic groups in the city have experienced decades of inheritance, and the few have two generations, and most of them can even be traced back to the middle of the Eastern Han Dynasty. Everyone was used to being at ease and were very disgusted with such things.

This was the time when Chen Qi was imprisoned. The rebels seemed to have lost their organization and began to attack the rich people in the city. Several large families were wiped out overnight and plundered, and most of the women in the family were insulted. In the end, the house was burned down by a fire. Many wandering aliens and idle idiots in the city saw that it was profitable and the government was weak, so they joined the rebels.

All races were originally waiting and watching, but it was nothing more than a struggle between the rebels and the government. We could see that we could make profits from it. But our own tribesmen were attacked one after another, and it was getting more and more intense, and everyone could not sit still. Dong Kuang's attitude was very clear. The officers and soldiers in my hands were only enough to protect a few important places and would never attack the rebels. The rebels are so powerful now. If they get the weapons and money, wouldn't it be even more difficult to deal with. Moreover, the reinforcements in Chengdu are coming soon, so everyone should be patient.

When everyone heard this, they were the same, but they could not let these mermaids be used to make the people. There must be a way. Dong Kuang thought about it and told everyone that since everyone had this idea, things would be easy to handle. Every household had young and strong, and the wealthy family was even more inseparable from servants. It would be no problem to gather two or three thousand people. The official army divided up a team of hundreds of people to attack the rebels, and at least they could drive the rebels out of the city.

In this way, a team of 3,500 people was formed by the official army and private soldiers to connect with the rebels in the city. The capital of Hanjia County was Hanjia, and there were several county towns besides Hanjia. The government troops in Hanjia City were about 1,000 people, and the rest were stationed everywhere to prevent civil unrest in various counties, so they could not be transferred back to quell the rebellion. The rebels also saw this and fought fiercely with the coalition forces. After defeating the coalition forces, the remaining officers and soldiers were not worth mentioning. In this battle, from daytime to night, the intelligent rebels took the opportunity to sneak attack the granary and the arsenal, and set fire in the city to disturb people's hearts.

Ordinary people have lived in peace for decades and have never experienced such riots. Seeing their own land and houses being burned, their elderly and children being killed were filled with righteous indignation. Many people took up swords and guns and joined the battle group. When it was dark, there were few rebels, and they lost their morale after fighting for a whole day. The gangsters who had just joined for a few days had already disappeared. So the coalition won a great victory and finally had a safe sleep.

There were only more than 300 rebels outside the city, and they had nothing but the weapons in their hands. They had to eat, sleep and avoid the search of the officials. Poor people in the countryside outside the city began to suffer. The coalition forces went out of the city to pursue the rebels several times, but there was no effect. The main reason was that the people were uneven. When the people saw the stability of the city, they were unwilling to do more efforts and gradually withdrew their own tribe members. Protecting the country and safeguarding the people was the responsibility of the officers and soldiers, and they could not blame these people. At this time, Gong Heng arrived with three thousand imperial guards. When Dong Kuang saw the helpers, he personally brought more than 100 people as guides to chase the rebels.

Gong Heng's military experience is much richer than Dong Kuang. Not only is he ranked among the top in Sichuan, but he is considered a long-time general. He started to lead troops to fight since the Zhuge Liang period, and raised him for a few years at home and was sent to quell the rebellion. Gong Heng was very excited. He also went to the battle with his own sons, which was a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.

The imperial guards divided into several routes and blocked the roads of nearby villages. They echoed each other, and as long as they resisted for a moment, their companions came to support them. The more they fought, the fewer and fewer rebels fought, like frightened birds, and fled to the mountains at a loss. When the army was searching the mountains, more than ten rebels actually ran out with several heads and surrendered.

The rebels were either killed or captured, and they surrendered voluntarily, but the matter was not over. The surrendered were the Yi people, and the head was Han people. The Han people were very sensitive. One was the head leader of the Gao family, a local Han family, and the other was Mr. Xu from Chengdu. According to the confession of the Yi people, his own tribe was very ordinary among the Yi people. Because the Gao family took care of him for many years, his tribe gradually became stronger. So he followed the instigation of the Gao family and worked with the Gao family to launch troops and cause chaos. The person responsible for giving advice was Mr. Xu from Chengdu. But not long after, Mr. Xu and the Gao family seemed to have a conflict, and the commander became the leader of the Gao family. Until he fled into the mountains, the two were still criticizing each other. He knew that it was too late to regret at this time, but for the blood of the tribe, he killed the two of them before coming to the head.

It was reasonable, but Gong Heng thought that what the leader of the Yi tribe said was true and false. More than a dozen Kong Wushu killed the barbarians without blinking. It was not easy to subdue several Han people, so there was no need to kill and silence them. So he drove all the people into the prison cart and sent them to Chengdu. Just in case, Gong Heng ordered his eldest son to take a letter to the palace and send a letter to the palace, and the second son brought two thousand imperial guards to escort the prisoners back to Chengdu. He took the remaining troops and horses to temporarily station in Hanjia County to comfort the people.

The prefect of Guanghan, Zhang Wei, was the son of Zhang Yi, a famous general of Shu Han, and his personality and style were very similar to Zhang Yi. There was a turmoil in Dongguanhan, and Guanghan, which bordered him, naturally received news. Although there was no imperial edict from the court, Zhang Wei began to rectify his military equipment when he heard the news and sent a thousand troops to station on the borders of the two counties. At the same time, a large-scale thorough investigation and cleaning were carried out in Guanghan to avoid the impact of Guanghan. As soon as the edict arrived, Zhang Wei and his men entered Dongguanhan.

The rebellion occurred at the site of Hui, the capital of Dongguanghan. When the incident happened, Wang Ji ordered Wang Jiong to pass by near the left and died in a conflict. Because Hui was a county-level system, he was not called the prefect, but called it the ruling. The land of Qi County was fertile and salt wells were everywhere, and it was one of the main salt-producing areas in Sichuan. Wang Jiong died and no one was in charge of the city for a while, so he got the rebels to do whatever he wanted. Wang is a large family in Sichuan, and there were many Wang clans from the lineage of Qi County. Among them, the most famous ones were Wang Shi and Wang Fu brothers. Wang Shi's name was Yiqiang. After Liu Bei entered Shu, he was appointed as a filial piety and honest person, and finally became the prefect of Yizhou. When Zhuge Liang was preparing for the southern expedition, he was unfortunately killed by the barbarians. Wang Fu's name was Guoshan and followed Liu Bei to conquer Wu Linzhen to death.

The city was in chaos and had no leader. It happened that the Yizhou Shuzuo Wang Changwen was recuperating at home. Wang Changwen was a man of Dejun, a natural and smart person, and was aware of Gao Changjing. He also treated the "Five Classics" and had a comprehensive range of genes. He enjoyed a high reputation among the clan. Seeing that the city was in chaos, Wang Jiong was actually killed by the rebels, and hurriedly joined forces with the Li family and Gao family and other large clans in the city to resist the rebels.

The rebels successively captured the arsenal and granaries, and were ready to attack the government office and defeat the official army. However, the major clans reacted very quickly and recommended Wang Changwen to temporarily take over the position of Emperor Ling and unite the military and civilians to kill them. These clans were inherited for hundreds of years in Sichuan, and their clan members were spread all over the two rivers. Wang Changwen was also very famous, and every household responded with a shout. He blocked the rebels in the ku mansion for a while.

The two sides remained stalemate for several consecutive days, and the rebels received their own troops, armor, food and grass, and were not in a hurry to fight with Wang Changwen and others. Wang Changwen called on the people of the county to build fortifications outside the Ku Mansion. There were many officers and veterans from all ethnic groups who had been on the battlefield, and they made great contributions to the siege of the rebels.

A few days later, the rebels felt that the situation was not right and urgently organized a breakthrough. They relied on the advantages of armored soldiers to open a bloody road, but the army and people in the city united as one, and even pushed the rebels back with their flesh and blood. There were few rebels, and they no longer dared to fight desperately after being injured. This side was led by retired soldiers and young soldiers to defend themselves, patrolling day and night, looking like they were trapped in the rebels.

Finally, he arrived at Zhang Wei's reinforcements, and at the same time the Shu soldiers from Brazil were also arrived. Wang Hua was a native of Zhu, and the major families had already sent people to send messages to nearby prefectures and counties to request rescue. After receiving the letter from his home, Wang Hua discussed with the Brazilian prefect and decided to take more than a thousand Shu soldiers to rescue him.

The days when the two men and horses joined the rebels were over. Not long after, they were all captured by Shu soldiers. The only consequences of fighting to the death were killed. Wang Jiong was not only an important figure in the Wang family, but also appointing officials in the court. In addition, the four counties rebelled, this matter was very serious. Everyone who was captured said that they were bewitched, but they didn't know who the other party was. When the leader saw that the official army came, he knew that there was no way out and died in the battle one after another.

In desperation, Wang Changwen was still temporarily responsible for the county responsibilities to appease the people. Zhang Wei escorted a group of prisoners to Chengdu. Seeing that the rebellion had been quelled, Wang Hua left some of the people and handed them over to Wang Changwen and took the rest of the people back to Langzhong.
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