Heianjing, which means "the capital of peace and stability", was built by Emperor Huanwu following the example of Chang'an and Luoyang in the Sui and Tang Dynasties. The two cities were combined into one, with Chang'an on the left and Luoyang on the right.

However, since the two things of building a capital and expropriating the barbarians are too depleting national strength, and Ujing (Chang'an) is a low-lying area with scattered ponds, presenting a scene of "people are gradually becoming thinner and almost in peace, people are gone but never returning, and houses are broken or not repaired", so the real prosperity of Heianjing is only in Ujing Luoyang.

Therefore, during the Warring States Period in Japan, Daming went to Kyoto to serve the king, and was called Shangluo. That's the reason.

Its scale is about one-quarter of Chang'an, and now it is about one-eighth of Luoyang. Although it looks small, it is fun to say that it is the second largest city in East Asia, second only to Kaifeng.

Changsha where Li Jia is located is not even as good as Longquan Mansion in the Bohai Sea.

The Anjing is arranged in a rectangular shape, with the Vermilion Bird Road as the axis, which runs through the north and south, divided into two capitals, east and west, with the imperial palace in the middle, with the Rashomon on the front, the imperial city outside the palace city, and the capital outside the imperial city.

The streets in the city are in the shape of a chessboard, east-west, north-south, and neatly arranged, clearly divided into imperial palaces, government offices, residential areas and commercial areas. The temple is located in the north and completely inherits the essence of the Tang Dynasty - neatness.

Imperial Hall.

With the arrival of the Tang army in Kinshan Castle, the entire Japan was breathless. Although Fujiwara Mirai had become the regent of Guan Bai, he still did not dare to be authoritarian and still obeyed Emperor Murakami.

As soon as a court meeting was held, all the court officials had no choice but to choose to fight. Emperor Murakami finally had no choice but to go to the Sokoji Temple north of the Imperial Hall to pray for the fate of Japan.

Other low-level court officials can only choose to go back to their own houses.

Hundreds of people left the imperial hall, and were in a mighty way? Carriages and horses moved together? They returned to the imperial city.

"What, when did the prices get so high?"

Yuan Gaoming returned home? He was shocked when he heard that a stone of rice required two stagnant of money.

He was originally a prince? He was demoted to a minister. He was not as powerful as those ministers who had inherited from generation to generation, and had little power. He did not have many wealthy families who limited the land and had no wealth. Therefore, he was very sensitive to money.

"There are more than 100,000 samurai gathered in Luojing now, and there are only 200,000 people in Kyoto. People eat horses and chew them, and the food prices have risen sharply."

The butler knelt down and said.

"You go down first!" Yuan Gaoming sighed, and then said, "We have some support for the ministers and ministers? But how can ordinary civilians survive? There are so many warriors, it's not good."

As time goes by, more and more powerful samurai from all over the world gather, and Kyoto City cannot accommodate it. I can only throw it to the deserted Zuo Jing Chang'an, saving trouble.

But? Luojing has a limited population? The increase in samurai means a lot of trouble, and Fujiwara Miku is in pain and happy.

There are no navy troops in Japan, and there are only some water bandits in the Seto Inland Sea.

But these water bandits seemed to have been recruited, and they blocked the chariot with their arms, and tried to resist the Sea Dragon Army over their own abilities.

Zhou Kui had no mercy in his heart, and let the big ship crush it desperately, destroy it one by one, kill it. Seeing the blood stained the sea, he said lightly: "It's just a little more trouble. I never thought that this group of water bandits actually had such a loyal heart."

Having said that, the Hailong Army still occupied Awaji Island without stopping, as a base for storing food, and then crossed the strait to the Sejin Kingdom and landed in its so-called Kawabi County and Osaka Bay.

"Osaka Bay is the fortress of the Sezu Kingdom, a major waterway and transportation route. Trade with Goryeo has always been departing here. Today, Sezu Kingdom is the Hostunate Fujiwara Toshi..."

The leader party beside him, a down-and-out nobleman, was standing beside Zhou Kui, saying gracefully, as if he was taking someone to play.

"Toe Fujiwara?" Zhou Kui shook his head and asked, "Is it a descendant of the Guanbai Fujiwara family?"

"That's true!" The man whispered: "The Fujiwara family's forces are everywhere, and the country of Sezu is a key road in Kyoto, so naturally they cannot escape the Fujiwara family's forces."

"It seems that the Fujiwara family is even more powerful than expected."

Zhou Kui praised, but thought in his heart that this Fujiwara Toshi is still useful and cannot be killed.

The army occupied the prosperous Niqi City, and the defenders collapsed without fighting, but Zhou Kui made people camp outside the city, and they were not allowed to enter the city, and even more so, soldiers were not allowed to rob the people.

He said: "The king came here to teach the traitors of the Japanese, not to harm the people."

As soon as this statement was made, Niqi City became stable in an instant. Many wealthy families and ministers privately sent many envoys to praise him, and even a lot of food, wine and water were continuously supplied.

This made Zhou Kui feel confident in his heart: "It seems that many nobles are not optimistic about Japan in Kyoto."

And, as the Tang army occupied Nizaki, Kyoto was instantly shocked.

Immediately, Fujiwara Mirai appointed his cousin Fujiwara Tadashi as the commander, leading 100,000 samurai to conquer the country of Tsubasa and fight against the Tang army.

The reason why we did not defend the city was because Ping'an Jing was too big and had no danger to defend, and it was completely in line with Chang'an Luoyang, so we could only fight.

Fujiwara Tadashi was loyal to him and led his army to the country of Katsutsu. When he arrived at Nose County, he stopped walking and obviously wanted to wait for his work.

Zhou Kui didn't care. Heian Kyo was just a sieve. All the news was leaked. He had long known the essence of the Japanese army and knew that it was a group of mobs.

Perhaps it was because Japan had been in peace for a long time and no one had landed for tribute, or the officials and ministers advocated culture and valued culture over military affairs, which led to the abolition of military discipline and difficulty in protecting combat power.

A group of warriors fighting with monks and returning, and could not suppress them. Zhou Kui looked down on him and shook his head and said, "Since he doesn't come, just go. It's not a good thing to stay in this place for a long time."

Everything in Japan is number one smaller than that in the Tang Dynasty. Zhou Kui doesn't like it or get used to it.

The 20,000 army, mainly the Imperial Camp, and the soldiers and horses from Jinshan and other places were as the support, came in a vast and headed northward and headed towards Kyoto.

The two armies stood five miles apart and built camps.

Zhou Kui climbed high and looked at him, and saw the Japanese army standing in a row. The 100,000 troops were indeed vast, but they were extremely chaotic, and there was no military discipline, and they were free and casual.

He even saw many people running naked. Because iron production requires technology, Japan's natural output is not high, and the people wearing armor are pitifully low.

Such a short, scattered army is just a mob.

Zhou Kui heard that because of the "Chengping and Tianqing Rebellion" decades ago, the army was more diligent in training, which led to such a scene, otherwise it would be even worse.

"A group of literati with chaotic turmoil!"
Chapter completed!