Cao Cao looked at His Highness's talking ministers, coughed twice, and soon, His Highness's discussion disappeared. \ Cao Chong waved his heavy court clothes, and his eyes also looked at Boss Cao.
"Let's start with the first thing."
Cao Cao glanced at Jia Xu, his eyes flashed, but he swallowed back the words that were about to come out of his mouth.
After a long time, when the ministers were waiting a little impatiently, Cao Cao's words came out.
"Let's talk about the situation in the two border states first."
At this moment, His Highness's ministers were a little overwhelmed, didn't they say that the first thing was about that case Why did it suddenly become a border state.
Of course, the groove in the hearts of the ministers only dared to vomit in their hearts, and no one dared to complain in front of Boss Cao.
"Dare to ask the king, here is Guanerzhou, but there is turmoil" Zhong Xuan, as Boss Cao's trust, is cooperating closely with Boss Cao at this time.
In fact, the question Zhong Miao asked was also the question that His Highness's ministers wanted to know.
Could it be that there is some kind of turmoil in the two states of the border gates?
If there had been no turmoil, what would have been said in the court?
It must be known that the things that the court said are basically important and urgent.
Otherwise, there is no need to summon the ministers to come up with ideas together.
But what made His Highness and his ministers a little puzzled.
Whether it is Youzhou, Liangzhou or Mergezhou, in fact, there is no disaster.
Why, then, did the king say these things in the great court?
"Although there is no turmoil in the two border states, if they are not governed, there may be turmoil in the future."
As soon as Boss Cao's words came out, it really made His Highness speechless, but at the same time as he was speechless, His Highness and the ministers were complaining again in their hearts.
According to what you say, then there is also a possibility of turmoil in Yangzhou and Jiaozhou Anyway, there are hidden dangers in these places, and it is impossible to say too much.
But the person who said this was Boss Cao, and His Royal Highness's ministers felt that Boss Cao's words were a bit far-fetched, but they couldn't say anything, so they just looked at Cao Cao and waited for the following.
"Since the rebellion in Liangzhou, it has been decades, however, the border affairs in Liangzhou have not only not been calmed, but there is a tendency to become more and more turbulent, if we don't think about countermeasures earlier, my Wei State will undoubtedly lose this land, and even become a fertile land for foreign races."
The Liangzhou Rebellion was caused by the rebellion of the two Qiang people from Beidi County, Anding County, Jincheng County, Longxi County, Heguan and other places in the winter of Guanghe and the seventh year.
Initially, they split up, each seeking to take advantage of the opportunity to fight against the weakened Han rule after several years of turmoil.
Later, the recruited Huang Zhongyi Conghu army, composed of Qiang and Xiaoyue clans, who was recruited to quell the rebellion, mutined against the Han Dynasty governor in Lingju, joined the rebel army, and killed the Qiang captain Leng Zheng on the road, and the situation escalated.
At this time, the two Qiang people also joined forces, with the original Huang Zhongyi Conghu soldiers Beigong Boyu and Li Wenhou as generals.
The alliance meant that the rebels took control of Lanzhou's strip along the Yellow River.
In just a few weeks, the rebels conquered Jincheng County and used Jincheng County as the main stronghold for rebellion.
Because of the Liangzhou assassin Shi Zuochang's encroachment on the defense of the military funds, the rescue army was not good, and he helped the rebels.
Chen Yi, the Taishou of Jincheng, went to the rebel camp to negotiate the release of the hostages, but was killed by the rebels.
Among the hostages, Xin'an County Ling Bian Zhang and Liangzhou engaged Han Sui were persuaded to join the rebels.
The addition of these prominent individuals allowed the rebels to gain greater civilian support, and they would play an important role in the gradual development of the rebellion.
Subsequently, the rebels besieged Zuochang at the headquarters of Ji County.
Some of the border generals did not want to rescue Zuochang at first, but the highly respected and successful general Gai Xun forced them to do so.
The rebels took the initiative to withdraw from the siege because of their respect for Gaixun.
After this incident, Zuo Chang was replaced by the pious Confucian scholar Song Zhen.
Song Zhen believed that only by teaching filial piety in the folk could the rebellion be quelled, and despite the opposition of his subordinates, he put this suggestion on the table, and was immediately replaced by Yang Yong.
However, the local situation did not improve, and the magistrates were again besieged by the rebels.
Xia Yu, the new captain of the Qiang Protector who had experience in dealing with the Qiang rebellion, was attacked by Dian Wu, the leader of the Qiang Plant, and Gai Xun once again led his army to the rescue.
But this time, he suffered a crushing defeat in the nearby Fox Pan.
Xia Yu and Gai Xun fled, and at this time, the Liangzhou government was obviously unable to deal with the rebels on its own.
In the spring of 185, the rebels had reached tens of thousands and marched to Chang'an, the former capital of the Han Dynasty.
The imperial court appointed Huangfu Song, a famous general who conquered the Yellow Turban, as the general of the left chariot cavalry to defend Chang'an.
However, Huangfu Song was initially unsuccessful, and was dismissed from his post in July after four months in office due to slander by eunuchs.
The ongoing rebellion in Liangzhou devastated the state treasury, and the imperial court had to collect taxes and conscription laborers to cope with the war.
Situ Cuilie suggested abandoning Liangzhou.
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Fu Xie, the speaker of the council, delivered an emotional speech condemning Cui Lie and emphasizing the importance of Liangzhou's position on the front line: "The disharmony of the officials in Liangzhou caused the entire Liangzhou to fall into the hands of rebellion.
As the prime minister, Cui Lie didn't want to think of a way to pacify the country, but he wanted to cut off a piece of land for thousands of miles, and the ministers were puzzled.
If the barbarians of the left are allowed to occupy this place, and the army is strong and cause chaos, this will be the greatest concern of the world and the deep worry of the society.
If Cui Lie didn't know this, he would be too stupid; If he knows and says that, it is unfaithful. “ Fu Xie's rhetoric impressed Emperor Ling of Han, and he rejected Cui Lie's suggestion.
Fu Xie was appointed as the Taishou of Hanyang and sent to the front.
In August, Sikong Zhang Wen was appointed as the general of the chariot cavalry to replace the emperor Fu Song.
The new general Dong Zhuo and the general Zhou Shen all served under his account.
More than 100,000 people from Zhang Wen's department marched to Meiyang and set up camp.
Bian Zhang and Han Sui also led their headquarters to fight in Meiyang, and the two sides were not divided, and Zhang Wen failed to gain an advantage for a while.
In November, a meteor crashed into the rebel camp, shaking the hearts of the rebels.
Dong Zhuo took the opportunity to raid and crush the rebels, forcing Bian and Han to retreat west into Yuzhong in Jincheng County.
This is also the first time Dong Zhuo has appeared on the stage of history.
After that, a series of things happened, which lasted for several years.
The final result of the Liangzhou Rebellion was the birth of Western Liang warlords such as Dong Zhuo, Ma Teng and Han Sui, and directly shook the rule of the Han Dynasty.
It also laid the foundation for the later Wuhu Chaohua.
As soon as Cao Cao finished saying this, someone immediately responded.
"King, Liangzhou is nothing more than a bitter cold place, why bother to protect him, it is better to give up Liangzhou directly, and let those Qiang people fight themselves, so as not to spend countless dollars on this."
It was the Deng family, the representative of Shandong Haoqiang, who spoke.
Cao Cao's eyes narrowed when he heard this voice, but he didn't say anything to refute him.
"Captain, what do you think?"
Cao Cao fixed his gaze on Jia Xu.
Jia Xu was stunned for a long time, and only after a long time did he come to his senses and said to Cao Cao: "The minister thinks that Liangzhou has been the territory of my Han Dynasty since the beginning of the establishment of the Han Dynasty, and this is the place left to us by our ancestors, and we cannot abandon it." ” Cao Cao glanced at Jia Xu, and the reason why he said the second thing first was not to ask Jia Xu to do some cooperation for himself.
After all, as one of the few Liangzhou people in the court who can control the scene, only Jia Xu is the most suitable to cooperate with him.
Next, it is necessary for them to understand the importance of Liangzhou and the current situation of Liangzhou.
In the end, it was logical to let their two sons embark on their own journey This is the charter that Boss Cao has predetermined for himself
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