Chapter 51 is anti-guest-oriented

At the end of 383 AD, the former Qin Emperor Fu Jian heard that Zhai Bin, the chief of the Ding Ling tribe near Luoyang, took advantage of his defeat in the river to lead the people to rebel, and was extremely angry, so he ordered Fu Pi, the clan guarding Yecheng, to lead the Murong Chui Division, who had marched north to Anyang, to quell the rebellion.

Murong Trai received the edict, and some subordinates persuaded him to take the opportunity to kill Fu Pi and occupy Yecheng, but Murong Trai thought that his strength was insufficient, and planned to act on the order first, and then wait for the opportunity to move, and sent an envoy to Yecheng with Fu Jian's edict.

Fu Pi knew that Murong Trai led his troops north, and suspected that he wanted to rebel against the former Qin, but when he saw that he sent an envoy, he asked left and right, and said: "This time the emperor recruited this king to lead Murong Trai to quell the rebellion, and this king deeply felt that Murong Trai had a rebellion, and he could take the opportunity to kill him, what do you think?" At this time, the strategist Jiang Rang hurriedly dissuaded: "Murong Chui's rebellion has not been revealed, and the prince has killed him without authorization, I am afraid that the world will not accept it; It is better to treat his guests as a courtesy, send heavy troops to escort them, observe his words and deeds, and then wait for the opportunity to move. ”

Fu Pi said: "What Mr. said is reasonable, this king can let the envoy inform Murong Chui, let him garrison the western suburbs of Yecheng, send troops to station around him, and make plans later." ”

Within a few days, Murong Trai led his men and horses to Yecheng, Fu Pi went out of the city to greet him, and took him to settle in the western suburbs, the two talked as before, Murong Trai told Fu Pi all about the defeat of the water, and Fu Pi left. Murong Chui secretly communicated with the former Yan ministers, waiting for an opportunity to raise troops to restore the country.

One day, Murong Chui gave Fu Pi a table, wanting to enter Yecheng to visit the temple, Fu Pi was afraid that there were too many old ministers and old generals in front of Yecheng, and he was afraid of causing turmoil, so he was not allowed to enter the city to worship. Murong Chui entered the city in a small suit, but was monitored all the way, and when he reached the city gate, he was stopped by the guards. Murong was furious, drew his sword and killed the soldiers guarding the gate, and walked away to return to the barracks.

Fu Pi was shocked when he heard this, and his subordinate Shi Yue hurriedly persuaded: "Murong Chui is in his homeland, he will destroy the dynasty, and now he will join our dynasty, and he will be treated by the emperor as an extraordinary person. ”

However, Fu Pi frowned and said, "The defeat of the water has weakened the morale of our army, and Murong Chui has made a great contribution to guarding the emperor. ”

Shi Yue said again: "Murong Chui is not loyal to Yan, how can he be loyal to my dynasty!" And the general of its dead country, the prince remembered his old merits and favored him, but he was pampered and arrogant, killing the guards and making trouble, and now it will not be destroyed, and it will be a trouble. ”

Fu Pi still had no worries, Shi Yue came out helplessly, and sighed to his guards: "The lord and father are so benevolent, regardless of the world's plans, we will eventually be captured by Xianbei!" ”

At this time, the rebellion of Zhai Bin, the chief of the Ding Ling clan, has become more and more intense, Zhai Bin is to gather the troops to plot to attack Luoyang, Fu Pi received a letter of help from the Luoyang guard general Fu Hui, so he ordered Murong Chui to be the main general, Fu Feilong as the deputy general to lead the troops to quell the rebellion, and before leaving, he secretly ordered Fu Feilong to monitor Murong Chui to prevent him from standing on his own.

Murong Chui led his army to Anyang Tangchi, and the former Yan ministers rushed from Yecheng to inform Murong Chui of the conspiracy between Fu Pi and Fu Feilong. Murong was silent, and on the grounds of a small number of soldiers, he stopped to recruit troops, and gathered more than 8,000 people in a few days.

Luoyang guard general Fu Hui saw that Murong Chui was not leading the troops, so he sent an envoy to reprimand Murong Chui and told him to hurry into the army, and Murong Chui said to Fu Feilong: "Now it is not far from the thief, you should walk day and night, and attack him by surprise." ”

Fu Feilong did not doubt it, so he did as he said. One day and night, Murong Chui sent his son Murong Bao to lead the troops in the front, and he led the troops to the rear of the palace, and scattered the Di soldiers into the army, and beat the drum with Murong Bao as a trumpet to kill Fu Feilong. In the middle of the night, the drums beat loudly, and Murong Chui's father and son struck back and forth, killing Fu Feilong and all the Di soldiers. and wrote a letter to Fu Jian, telling him the cause of killing Fu Feilong.

At the beginning of 384 AD, Zhai Bin's subordinates knew that Murong Chui had killed Fu Feilong, so he persuaded Zhai Bin to serve Murong Chui as the leader of the alliance.

At this time, Murong Chui had led the troops to the outside of Luoyang City, and he didn't know what Zhai Bin's intention was to surrender, so he said to the envoy: "Fu Jian has great kindness to my father and son, although he is called a monarch and a minister, and his affection is like that of father and son, how can he have a bad heart because of his small gap." I came to save Luoyang, not to help the lord of the Ru family, how to put me in injustice. ”

When Zhai Bin's envoy heard this, he had no choice but to return.

However, Fu Hui, the defender of Luoyang, learned that Murong Chui had killed Fu Feilong, so he closed the door and refused to defend it. Zhai Bin saw that Murong Trai was suspicious of his surrender, so he sent a messenger to ask for a meeting with Murong Trai, and Murong Trai believed it. After Zhai Bin was attached, Murong Chui's strength increased greatly, and he said to Zhai Bin and the generals: "Luoyang is surrounded by enemies on all sides, blocking the big river in the north, and there is no danger of geographical advantage, it is better to take Yecheng in the north and control the world according to it!" When everyone heard this, they all sighed that their vision was unique, Murong Trai immediately led the army eastward, entered Xingyang, and the guards surrendered without a fight, Murong Trai immediately proclaimed himself the King of Yan in Xingyang, divided into hundreds of officials, and Yan was established since then.

Murong Chui continued to lead his troops into Yecheng.

At this time, the former Qin emperor Fu Jian had no time to take care of Murong Chui's rebellion, when he destroyed the former Yan, Fu Jian had moved 40,000 households of the Xianbei nobles and their subordinates in Guanzhong, and did not control the Xianbei nobles, and used them as officials. Murong Chui raised troops less than two months, the former Yan clan Murong Hong in Guanzhong Beidi (now Qingyang, Gansu) as an official, heard that Murong Chui self-reliant and attacked Yecheng, so he secretly crossed the Yellow River east, collected thousands of Xianbei people, and returned to Huayin and raised troops, proclaimed himself the king of Jibei, since then the Western Yan established a country (not among the sixteen countries). Murong Hong's younger brother, Murong Chong, the general of Pingyang, heard that his brother had raised troops, and also led 20,000 troops to respond to Murong Hong.

At this time, in the face of the rebellion of the Qianyan nobles, how should Fu Jian respond, and whether there are still people who take advantage of his defeat and stand on their own, please see the next chapter.