Standing with his hands behind his hands at the head of the tall Chengdu city, Yunfeng was staring into the distance. Listening carefully, he could hear faint cries floating in the wind from the motorcade that was gradually moving away. The cries were sad and sad, and the whole world was shrouded in darkness.

parting atmosphere

Su Qizhen glanced at Yunfeng with some blame, and said quietly: "Nothing in this world can make people cry more than leaving one's hometown. Has the general ever had a hint of regret?"

Yun Feng shook his head and retorted carelessly: "In the ancient times, our ancestors had no clothes to cover their bodies and no food to keep them in their bellies. They traveled tens of thousands of miles across mountains and rivers with only their legs. Now these people have mules."

If a horse walks instead of a chariot, why bother? The world is so big, where can we not call home?"

"You" Su Qizhen is speechless. This person's mind is different from others. Look at the defenders on the city. Who doesn't have compassion or intolerance on their faces? But this person is good, he has such a smile on his face.

With a smile that showed no intention, the whole hard-hearted people couldn't help but glared at Yunfeng again.

Yunfeng smiled slightly and accepted it calmly. Indeed, he was in a good mood. This forced migration was a three-fold success for him.

First of all, these people can greatly prosper the Shanggui market. They are all rich people. The boxes on the car contain a lot of gold and silver. They are used to living a luxurious and comfortable life. When they come to Shanggui

How can I keep it after that?

Hands and feet? This is undoubtedly a shot in the arm for Shanggui's economy, which has not picked up so far. But what will happen after all the money is spent? This is not within the scope of Yunfeng's consideration. He gave it to you regardless of his own laziness.

You deserve it if you starve to death

Secondly, as so many big families were exiled, all the fertile land under their names fell into the hands of the government, which could be redistributed to resettle some indigenous people.

In addition, this move also cleared the biggest obstacle in land redistribution and effectively dealt a blow to the local tyrants in the Bashu area. Although it cannot be completely eliminated, the remaining small fish and shrimps can be soaked-book_) Forgive them.

Don't dare to jump out

Naturally, the soldiers would not understand what Yunfeng was doing. Only Zhuge Fei seemed to figure out a bit of it, with a thoughtful look on his face.

The overall situation in Yizhou was determined, but Han Yong, who was traveling abroad, encountered some troubles. Just as Zhao Su expected, the recruitment of Bajun was quite smooth.

Entering the city to persuade, the county guard who succeeded in persuading opened the city and went out to welcome him.

However, when he led his army close to Fuling County to restore the Han Dynasty, he unexpectedly discovered that there were two armies confronting each other outside the city, each numbering about ten thousand people. The generals of the two sides were arguing loudly far apart, as if they were negotiating something.

, one group was flying the banner of Ganzhuo of Liangzhou, and it seemed that the governor of Liangzhou was here in person, and the other group was flying the flag of the Nanman Colonel Wei, and it should be the armed force belonging to the king of Jingzhou.

Jiang Fa couldn't help but turned around and said with a smile: "It's better to come early than to come by chance. It coincides with two tigers fighting each other. Now that our army comes again, the situation will be even more unpredictable."

Zhao Su nodded and said: "Yes, Fuling County Governor Liu Bing is a person with both ends of the spectrum. He should be hesitant about which side to surrender to."

Han Yong secretly said that he was lucky. If one of the two armies entered the city a day and a half later, it would have been a lot of trouble. He immediately waved back and said: "Let's go quickly."

The Han Dynasty was located in the Wuling Mountains and located on the lower reaches of the Wujiang River. It has always been a stronghold for the imperial court to exercise control over the southwestern barbarians in the vast area in the central part of the southwestern frontier.

The city is small in size, with walls only three feet high and made of rammed earth. There are only less than 5,000 defenders in the city. It is not mainly used to defend the enemy. This place is remote and remote, and generally no one comes to attack. Instead, it is used to suppress the nearby barbarians.

To be honest, the Han Dynasty had no strategic value. Its main purpose was to use it as a springboard to exploit and plunder the surrounding southwestern barbarians. In history, there have been many tragedies of driving out the Miao people to expand their business here, that is, either the indigenous Miao people moved in or

In the interior, they will either be driven back to the deep mountains and old forests, resulting in a sharp decline in the local population, desolate land, economic depression, and all barbarians crying about hunger and cold.

Gan Zhuo and Wang Jie also had the idea of ​​plundering the population. The men would be taken back to be slaves and coolies, while the women would be taken back for a wider range of uses.

When Huo Huo, a spy lurking in Shu, reported that Jiange was forcibly captured by Liangzhou Mu, both of them realized that Chengguo was in doom. However, due to their own strength, they did not dare to go to Yizhou to seize territory.

It was still possible, so they sent troops in unison, intending to use the restoration of the Han Dynasty as a springboard to plunder the population resources of the Miao and other barbarians.

However, Fuling is very different for Yunfeng. The temporary stationing of 10,000 cavalry here can effectively guarantee his journey to Jiankang. Once trouble occurs, these 10,000 cavalry can rush eastward into the empty belly of Jin and pass through Hunan.

Prefecture, south of Yangzhou, Qingqi attacked Wujun, Huiji and other wealthy areas where there were many noble manors but few troops, destroying his rear area.

In the late Eastern Jin Dynasty, Sun En, Lu Xun, and Xu Daofu mobilized the followers of Tianshi Taoism to rebel in these areas. Wherever they passed, life was devastated, fertile fields were barren, and countless manors were burned, killed, and looted, which severely damaged the foundation of gentry rule.

As a result, Huan Xuan and Liu Yu seized the opportunity to seize the opportunity to usurp the throne one after another, ending the near century-old reign of the Sima family in Jiangdong.

Of course, this is just a plan. Yunfeng is not willing to use such extreme measures unless it is absolutely necessary.

The city of Hanfu was already full of defenders. They all looked at the confrontation between the two armies below the city as if it didn't matter. For them, it didn't matter which side they surrendered to.

, but Liu Bing has never shown a smile on his face since the two armies arrived almost at the same time. Both Gan Zhuo and Wang Xi are important figures he cannot afford to offend.

Liu Bing was secretly praying to God to let the two sides of the city reach an agreement quickly, and anyone can surrender. At this moment, the sound of rumble of horse hoofs was heard in the distance, and then, a cloud of smoke spread from far to near.

Arrive at the city gate

Liu Bing was stunned. It was obvious that another force had joined the fight, and the situation would become even more chaotic.

The Nanman captain's name was Wei Yi. Although he and Gan Zhuo were from different factions, they were both ministers of the Jin Dynasty. They did not dare to take the lead in provoking a large-scale armed conflict without the permission of their superiors, so they argued in front of the battle.

They kept fighting and refused to give in to each other. But at this time, a large group of cavalry came rushing towards them. They didn't care about the quarrel anymore and both turned their heads to look.

There were about 10,000 cavalrymen. They reined up their horses and stopped two miles away. They also waved the banner of the Jin Dynasty. The two looked at each other and easily guessed that they were Liangzhou cavalry. They both complained secretly.

Heavy defensive weapons such as wall shields and iron guns needed to be carried by vehicles, but they did not have enough horses or mules. In the past, they had to be dragged by civilian men when going on expeditions. It is understandable that this kind of speed is required.

time, so he did not bring any baggage. Now, the 20,000 infantrymen were exposed naked in front of the Liangzhou cavalry.

Looking at them again, in addition to the cavalry, there were also a large number of horses following them. After a rough estimate, each warrior was equipped with three horses. I couldn't help but feel envious in my eyes.

The price of a war horse in the north is 50,000 to 60,000 yuan, but when sold to the south, the price has to double to more than 30,000 war horses. How much financial resources are needed to support this?

The soldiers of the two armies confronting each other, including the defenders at the city head, couldn't help but have a trace of fear in their eyes. Most of them were still facing an organized cavalry team, and the ground was shaking as they galloped.

The momentum is frightening (to be continued)
Chapter completed!