Shouchun has been a battleground for military strategists since ancient times.
Because of its unique geographical location, it has an important strategic position and military value.
Shouchun is also a land and water transportation hub.
It has a natural environment conducive to defense, fertile water and soil, and abundant products.
Therefore, it attracts the attention of both the north and the south.
La, who was below Shouchun City, looked at the ancient city with great enthusiasm and said to the soldiers behind him, "This city is so great that I love it so much."
After hearing Fang La's words, the Privy Councilor Lu Shiping replied, "Don't worry, Holy Duke, this city minister will be taken by the Holy Duke."
"Hahahaha, okay, I'll just wait for the good news from Privy Master Lu," Fang La said with a smile.
He glanced at Shouchun City again and then turned his horse's head and walked towards the camp.
The Shouchun War begins Daming Mansion Zihuan Hall, morning court.
Wu Yong and others gathered with the Ministry of War to come up with a sound strategy.
"Your Majesty and your ministers have discussed and decided to divide the troops into five groups and start a war with the Xixia court Fangla at the same time.
The first route was led by two generals, Guan Sheng and Sun An, who led Fenzhou City soldiers and horses to attack Xixia.
On the second route, General Hua Rong led the Jinning troops to attack Yan'an Prefecture, Qingzhou, Weizhou and other places.
On the third route, General Lu Junyi led his troops to attack Nanfeng City and other areas formerly occupied by Wang Qing.
On the fourth route, the former general led the troops of Daming Prefecture and General Wang Yin of Jezhou simultaneously sent troops straight to Bianliang.
The main purpose of using a feint attack was to contain Tong Guan's army in Bianliang so that he would have no time to support other places.
The fifth route is also the most critical one.
General Shi Bao and General Li Jun from Dengzhou took a boat to Hangzhou to attack Fang La's lair.
However, before that, some more troops must be sent to Dengzhou to join General Shi Bao, and then they can send troops together to be foolproof.
However, the cost of having five armies and horses going out at the same time is huge, so the battle should be fought quickly and not delayed for too long.
The above is the strategy discussed by the ministers.
It is up to Your Majesty to decide the specific decision.
"The minister ordered Wu Yong to come out to play.
After hearing this, all the ministers were surprised and lowered their heads to whisper.
If Lin Chong really agreed to this strategy, then this would undoubtedly be a national war launched with the full strength of the entire country.
Although he had faced attacks from three parties on his own before, at that time he focused on defense and had the city wall as a barrier.
However, the plan Wu Yong just mentioned was to attack Xixia at the same time with the help of Ji Guo. , the imperial court, and also wanted to cross the sea to attack Fang La's lair, which was extremely difficult.
Lin Chong behaved very indifferently.
Lin Chong always believed that the brave would starve to death and the timid would starve to death.
Attacking the three kingdoms at the same time may sound scary, but in fact it is not impossible if you think carefully.
After several disastrous defeats, Xixia's strength has long been reduced.
Xixia's domestic troops have been depleted and morale is low.
If Guan Sheng and Sun An are allowed to lead the army to attack at this time, the chance of victory is still very high.
As for the Western Army, Zhong Shidao was ordered to lead an army of 200,000 to the Shouchun area for reinforcements, so its strength was greatly reduced.
At this time, Hua Rong led an army to attack Yan'an Prefecture and other places, and it was entirely possible to conquer it in one battle.
As for letting Lu Junyi lead an army to attack Wang Qing's original territory, it is simply easier.
Although the imperial court's 100,000 troops were stationed there, there were not many people in the eight military states where these 100,000 troops were scattered.
The most important thing is that there are soldiers but no generals here.
No matter how many ordinary soldiers there are without a brave general to lead them, it is useless.
The Ming Dynasty and Jeju sent troops to contain Tong Guan, who was guarding Bianliang in Tokyo, and it was even more overkill.
The biggest variable among the five armies is the stone treasure mounted on it.
This is not to say that Shi Bao's abilities are not good, but because they have to cross the sea and fight deep into Fangla's lair.
You must know that once Shi Bao and others enter Hangzhou, they are equivalent to a lone army.
Not to mention reinforcements and even logistical supplies are problems.
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"Isn't it a bit too reckless to attack Hangzhou directly across the sea?
It's okay to go deep enough alone.
What about the logistics and supplies?"
Lin Chong asked the concerns in his heart.
"Your Majesty's spies have investigated in detail.
Today's Hangzhou is Fang La's grain storage place.
As long as we can capture Hangzhou in one battle, grain and grass will no longer be a problem."
Wu Yong explained.
Lin Chong nodded and asked, "Do you have any opinions on the strategy mentioned by Wu Shangshu Ling just now?"
"Isn't it too risky to start a war with the three countries at the same time?
After all, if one party's war gets into a stalemate, it may become very passive," Wang Jinye said.
Gongsun Sheng stepped out and replied, "Judging from the current strength of Ji State, we will not be at a disadvantage if we start a war with the Three Kingdoms at the same time.
Whether it is the number of soldiers, the quality of the army, or the morale of the soldiers, our country is one of the best.
The only thing that needs to be considered is the food, grass and baggage.
After all, apart from manpower, the most important thing in fighting a war is financial resources.
However, based on the current national strength of our country, as long as this battle is not a protracted war that lasts for several years, there is no problem in persisting for two years."
Gongsun Sheng is absolutely right.
Jiguo is a country that relies entirely on war to make its fortune.
Although it has been at war almost every year, it has won every battle, so both its military strength and economic strength have snowballed. big.
After hearing this, Wang Jin felt that what Gongsun Sheng said made sense, so he nodded in agreement and returned to his seat.
After Wang Jin finished speaking, several ministers put forward their opinions one after another.
Finally, after discussion, everyone unanimously agreed on the plan.
Compared with the reward after success, this risk can be said to be nothing.
When Lin Chong saw that all the ministers agreed, he immediately ordered the Shangshutai to prepare the edict and pass it on to various places.
Because he was worried that it would be too dangerous for Shi Bao and others to go deep alone, Lin Chong ordered Li Tianrun, Si Xingfang, Wu Li, Wu Yanguang, Li Tianyou, Dai Zong, Shi Qian, Zou Yuan, Zou Run, Xue Dounan, Zhang Tao, Yao Yi, Ling Zhen, E Quanzhong, and An Dao all led an army of 150,000 to join them.
He also sent Wu Yong and Qiao Daoqing as military advisors, and at the same time sent the remaining members of General Twenty-eight Su under Wu Yanguang.
These people are Xie Wu, Pei Zhi, Gu Yongxing, Yu Decheng, Xu Wei, Li Yi, Zuxing, Gao Biao, Shunshou Gao, Guo Yongtai, Pan Yi, Lei Chun, Bian Junbao, Li Fu, Di Sheng, and Bangur. .
These people surrendered together with Wuyan Yanshou, and they also made many achievements in the previous wars.
Lin Chong thought for a while and finally ordered someone to pass on the message, asking Pang Wanchun in Dezhou to rush to Dengzhou and join the others in the attack on Fang La.
Li Tianrun, Si Xingfang, Li Tianyou, Pang Wanchun, plus Shi Bao who was originally in Dengzhou, can be said to be all the generals under Fang La in the original work.
Lin Chong did not have any bad taste in making this arrangement, but he felt that they were all from the south, and they knew the climate, geography, and cultural customs of the south very well, so they might be able to fight with less effort.
After the court meeting ended, as official documents were sent out one after another from the Chancellery, the entire Daming Mansion and even the entire Ji Kingdom became busy: