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However, after four years of Ansheng, Liu Weichen rebelled, crossed the Yellow River eastward, and was kicked back by Shi Yiqian, and Liu Weichen fled.

In the Book of Jin Benji, it is said: In July of the same year (365), Liu Weichen, the king of the left sage of the Xiongnu, and Cao Hub, the king of the right sage, led 20,000 soldiers and horses to attack Fu Jian's Xingcheng.

"Fu Jian's Chronicles" said: (defeated) Liu Weichen, the Xiongnu Zuoxian King, sent an envoy to surrender to Fu Jian, and then asked to go to the interior to engage in agriculture.

However, Jia Yong, the defender of Yunzhong under Fu Jian, sent his Sima Xu Bin to lead the cavalry to attack Liu Weichen and plundered the army. Fu Jian was very angry when he learned about it, and dismissed Jia Yong from his official position and appointed him as a white-clothed escort.

He sent an envoy to Liu Weichen to repair peace to show his faith, and Fu Jian took him as the king of Zuoxian, and Liu Weichen entered the Seinai and made continuous contributions.

Later, Liu Weichen plundered more than 50 border people of Fu Jian and presented them to Fu Jian as slaves, and Fu Jian asked him to go back.

I'll go! And such a tribute?! Liu Weichen won't think that Fu Jian doesn't know!

So, Liu Weichen got angry! Betrayed Fu Jian and returned to China.

Youxian Wang Cao Hub and Liu Weichen rebelled, led 20,000 soldiers and horses, attacked the counties south of Fujian Xingcheng, and stationed at Malan Mountain (northwest of present-day Baishui County, Shaanxi).

Wuyan of the Xianbei clan also betrayed Fu Jian, and communicated with Liu Weichen and Cao Hub. Fu Jian led the elite crusade, and the former general Yang An and the town army Mao Sheng were the forward governors.

Cao Hub sent his younger brother Cao Huo to resist, but was defeated by Yang An, and beheaded Cao Huo, Cao Hub was afraid of surrendering, and Fu Jian moved more than 6,000 of his nobles to Chang'an.

Look at how many people Fu Jian migrated to Chang'an from the enemy army, and they all said that the side of the couch would not allow others to snore, although these populations may not everyone will be opposed, but, after all, they are not of the same mind as Fu Jian, and the probability of rebellion is very high, I don't understand why Fu Jian did this.

Then he smote Uyan, and defeated and slew him. Deng Qiang crusaded against Liu Weichen again and captured him at Mugen Mountain. Fu Jian traveled from Xiaomacheng (present-day Mizhibei, Shaanxi) to Shuofang to inspect and pacify a tribe.

Liu Weichen was appointed as the Duke of Yangxia and commanded his subordinates.

After that, Liu Weichen asked Fu Jian to let him go back to restore the country, and he was still attached to Fu Jian.

Tuoba Shi Yijian sent troops to attack Liu Weichen, Liu Weichen was defeated, Shi Yiqian collected his men, and Liu Weichen asked Fu Jian for help.

Fu Jian sent the great Sima Fu Luo, led 200,000 people, together with Zhu Tong, Zhang Hao, Deng Qiang, etc., from all directions, to invade the southern border of the country.

Bai Bu and Dugu did not resist, but, unfavorably, Liu Kuren, the southern adult, ran into the clouds.

Shi Yiqian sent Liu Kuren to lead 100,000 cavalry to resist at Shiziling (southwest of present-day Shengle in Yunzhong), but it was still unfavorable.

At this time, Tuoba Shiyijian fell ill, and there was no one to appoint among the ministers, so he led his countrymen to avoid the north of Yinshan Mountain.

The high-robe mongrels - worthy of the "Book of Wei", from the perspective of their own country, the direct "mongrels" have all come - rebelled, plundered on all sides, were not allowed to mow grass and graze, and had to continue to go deep into Monan.

Fu Jianjun retreated slightly before returning to the clouds.

Before Shi Yiqian attacked Liu Weichen, he sent Yan Feng to envoy Qianqin, originally thinking that he and Qianqin would form a horn against the Tiefu Department, but now, it has become a horn trend between Qianqin and Tiefu against himself.

Shi Yiqian was in the palace, wiping his tears and wiping his nose and weeping bitterly:

"Fu Jian, that shriveled calf! Discredited! ”

In a rage, he threw out the tissue that wiped his nose.

Does this sound familiar? That's right, it was the battle in which Fu Jian attacked Daiguo and indirectly led to the demise of Daiguo when Hyun was defending Wuzhang Plain. I won't dwell on what happened after that.

Lu Simian suspected that Emperor Tuoba of Xianming, Tuoba Han of Qin Ming, Tuoba Shou Jiu, etc., were all compiled, because these people, except for those contained in the Book of Wei, could not find any basis elsewhere, and they were all said to be born to Murong in order to forge Tuoba Weijun and kill the king.

However, according to Mr. Lu's speculation, there will be a bunch of questions, just assume that the facts recorded in the "Book of Wei" are the facts for the time being.

History is so interesting, looking at it, looking at it, you will feel, it doesn't seem right, the historian is fooling people again.

After that, it was the "Battle of Huangshui" between the former Qin and the Jin Dynasty, this battle was regarded as one of the great wars during the period of the Five Hu and Sixteen Kingdoms, so I will not go into detail here, if you describe it in detail, you can open another article.

Fu Jian was defeated in the water, all the monarchs were defeated, only Murong Trai's army was still alive, and Fu Jian defected to Murong Trai with more than 1,000 horses.

Murong Trai's son, Murong Bao, persuaded his father to kill Fu Jian, but Murong Trai didn't have to obey and handed over the military power to Fu Jian.

Fu Jian collected scattered soldiers, and when he arrived in Luoyang, there were more than 100,000 people.

When he arrived at Mianchi, Murong Chui asked to inspect, pacify Yan and Dai, and go to worship the ancestral temple, Fu Jian agreed, and Quan Yi repeatedly admonished, but Fu Jian did not listen.

Worried that Murong Chui would change, he sent Shi Yue to lead 3,000 people to defend Yecheng, and Zhang Hao led 5,000 Yulin troops to defend in Bingzhou, leaving 4,000 troops to ration Mao Dang to defend Luoyang. After that, Fu Jian returned to Chang'an.

Fu Jian's son Fu Pi was in Yecheng first, and after Murong Chui arrived, Fu Pi arrived in the west of Yecheng.

A long time ago, a long time ago, Zhai Bin of the Ding Ling clan lived in the Kangju country for generations - in today's Central Asia, during the Eastern Han Dynasty, the Kangju country was a large country in the Western Regions, and by the time of the Northern and Southern Dynasties, the Kangju country declined. From Kangjuguo to Chang'an, it takes 12,000 miles, a heel of Sun Wukong.

Oh my God! Sun Wukong can turn from East Asia to Central Asia with one heel! Today, we finally have a concrete understanding of "12,000 miles".

Later, he migrated to China, and in the Later Zhao period, he became an official in the dynasty and named him the king of Jumachi. After more than 30 years, Zhai Rat led his troops, surrendered to Qianyan, and was named the King of Guiyi.

The Zhai family originally lived in Zhongshan, and after Fu Jian destroyed the former Yan, he migrated to Xin'an, and Zhai Bin entered the former Qin and engaged in Zhonglang for the guards.

At this time, he rebelled and gathered people to plot to attack Luoyang.

Fu Pi's younger brother Fu Hui told him that Fu Pi had allocated 2,000 troops to Murong Chui, and sent the general Fu Feilong to lead 1,000 Di cavalry as Murong Chui's deputy army to crusade against Zhai Bin.

Fu Feilong's army, on the surface, was not only a crusade mission, but in fact, it was to take the opportunity to get rid of Murong Trai.

Fu Hui sent Mao Dang to attack Zhai Bin, but was defeated by Zhai Bin, and Mao Dang was also killed.

When Murong Trai walked to Hanoi, he killed Fu Feilong and the soldiers of the Di tribe, recruited people from far and near, and gathered 30,000 people. Zhai Bin heard that Murong Trai was in Jihe, and sent an envoy to nominate Murong Trai as the leader of the alliance, but Murong Trai refused.

Murong Chui led everyone to Luoyang, and Fu Hui closed the city gate.

Zhai Bin sent Shi Guotong to lobby again, and Murong Chui agreed.

Murong Trai said to the crowd:

"Luoyang is now surrounded by enemies on all sides, and there is a big river in the north to block it, and it is not a very good place to defend Yan and Zhao, so it is better for us to attack Yecheng to the north, and then control the world."

The people thought he was right, and they led their troops eastward.

Murong Chui went to Yecheng, his son Murong Nong, Murong Ke's sons Murong Kai and Murong Shao, and his disciple Murong Zhou were left by Fu Pi.

After killing Fu Feilong, he sent Tian Sheng to go secretly and tell Murong Nong and the others to raise troops and respond with Zhao and Wei.

So Murong Nong, Murong Zhou Benlie (now the east of Feixiang County, Hebei), Murong Kai, Murong Shaoben Piyang (now the southeast of Ji County, Hebei), everyone responded to Murong Chui.

Fu Pi sent Shi Yue to attack Murong Nong, but was defeated by Murong Nong and beheaded.

Murong Chui led his troops to Xingyang, proclaimed himself a general, a metropolitan governor, and the king of Yan, and acted cheaply in accordance with the emperor's will. With Zhai Bin as the general of Jianyi, he was crowned the king of Henan; Zhai Bin's younger brother Zhai Tan is the general of the Zhu State and the king of Hongnong.

Later, Murong Chui led more than 200,000 Ding Ling and Karasuma tribes to attack Yecheng for a long time, and Murong Nong, Murong Kai, Murong Shao, Murong Zhou, etc., all joined him.

Murong Wei's younger brother, Murong Hong, the king of Jibei in the late Yan Dynasty, was the long history of the northern land, heard that Murong Chui attacked Yecheng, and went to the eastern part of the country to collect the Xianbei tribe of Ma Mu (in the eastern Henan Plain), with thousands of people, and then gathered in Huayin.

Murong Wei secretly sent envoys to let his disciples and sect members raise troops outside.

Fu Jian sent the general Qiang Yong to attack Murong Hong, but was defeated by Murong Hong, so Murong Hong became more imposing.

Fu Jian sent his son Fu Xi to assassinate the history of Yongzhou, guard Puban, and appointed Fu Rong as the governor of the Chinese and foreign military, with 50,000, Dou Chong as the long history, Yao Chang as Sima, and crusaded against Murong Hong and Hua Yinze.

Originally, Murong Hong heard that Fu Rong was coming, he was very afraid, and fled to Kanto, Fu Rong wanted to chase, Yao Chang advised him not to pursue, but Fu Rong did not listen, and the two armies fought in Huayinze, and Fu Rong was beheaded due to defeat.

Yao Chang sent an envoy to apologize to Fu Jian, Fu Jian was angry and killed the messenger, Yao Chang was frightened and ran to Weibei, and then to Ma Mu. The wealthy clan of Xizhou promoted Yao Chang as the leader of the alliance, and called himself the general, the great single Yu, and the king of Qin in ten thousand years.

At this time, Murong Chong and Fu Jian were at war, and there were more people who came to rely on Yao Chang, Yao Chang was ready to go west, but he was afraid that Murong Chong would come to stop him, so he sent Tonghe and took his son Yao Chong as a hostage.

After that, he entered the north of Tun, where he fought hard and accumulated chestnuts to observe the changes in the situation.

After the Battle of Weishui, the two major figures have broken away from Fu Jian.

Fu Jian's battle was not good after that, and now it is a situation where the wall is down and everyone pushes it:

Murong Hong proclaimed himself emperor, established Western Yan, and marched to Chang'an.

Murong Hong's advisers Gao Gai, Su Qinchong and others believed that Murong Hong's moral prestige was not as good as Murong Chong's, and the implementation of the law was harsh and severe, so they killed Murong Hong, made Murong Chong the emperor's younger brother, acted in accordance with the emperor's will, and set up appointed officials on their own.

In Guanzhong, Murong Chong occupied Afang City (formerly Afang Palace, in the northwest of Xi'an), that is, the emperor's throne, and advanced to Chang'an.

And Murong Chui's side, attacking Yecheng, Fu Pi couldn't hold it, Murong Chui didn't make a move, fooled everyone into stationing in the new city north of Yecheng, and Fu Pi went west.

In the south, the Jin Chamber also conquered many cities step by step and approached the Central Plains. However, for such a good situation in the Jin room, it failed because of infighting. It has already been discussed in the previous volume of "Overview of the Two Jins".

Because Chang'an is besieged, uh, it can't be regarded as besieged, Murong Chong's troops are not enough to besiege the city, but the endless battles outside the city will definitely have an impact on the supply, so there is a great hunger in Chang'an City, and cannibalism is carried out.