Half an hour later, the originally relaxed Fengyi Palace was suddenly occupied by a burst of murderous aura!

After arranging all the prince's personal guards composed of the captains of the three southern armies to the martial law positions around the palace, the prince's pro-army commander Worm Da and the captain of the pro-army A department, Quan Xu, also came to the main hall of the palace and waited for Liu Ying's next instructions.

As for Liu Ying, Liu Jiao and Liu Fei were temporarily thrown in the main hall, and they reappeared in the main hall after changing into a red armor.

Almost at the same time as coming back to the main hall, Liu Ying showed off the two major killing weapons that he had brought with him on this trip.

"He also became a marquis, and he used his father's edict to announce it to the king of Qi and the king of Chu."

With a solemn expression, he sat on the top and put the wooden box containing the tiger talisman on the wooden case, and Liu Ying handed the long box containing the edict to Qu Cheng Hou Wormda.

Hearing Liu Ying's words, Worm Da also bowed his hand with a solemn expression, took the edict respectfully with both hands, turned around, and spread out the edict to Liu Jiao, the king of Chu, and Liu Fei, the king of Qi, in the palace.

"——The prince had a rich trip, originally to worship his ancestors, but I occasionally heard that Yingbu, the king of Huainan, secretly stored armor, grain and grass in his soil, or plotted rebellion."

"Therefore, I left this edict in the hands of the prince in case of contingency; If this edict is announced by the prince and the Marquis of Qucheng, it should be reversed by Huainan. ”

The first two sentences of the edict were read out in a calm tone, and Worm did not forget to turn around, and bowed his hand to Liu Ying with gratitude.

Then, under the solemn expressions of Liu Jiao and Liu Fei, the Chang'an court's arrangements for the rebellion of King Yingbu of Huainan were all told by the worms.

"I bowed to the sick, recuperated in Chang'an, and if Huainan rebelled, I was thousands of miles away and the whip was beyond reach, so I ordered: Huainan rebelled, and the prince became the commander of the counter-rebellion, and swore in Fengpei, and raised troops to quell the rebellion!"

"All the orders of the prince are the same as my edict, and where the prince is, I will come in person; Since the Prime Minister Xiao He, the ministers, the officials, the nobles, and the princes and clans are not allowed to disobey, and those who violate it will conspire to rebel! ”

"Writing: Liu Fei, the king of Qi, sent 50,000 soldiers to Qi; Liu Jiao, the king of Chu, sent 30,000 soldiers to Chu; Liu Jia, the king of Jing, sent 20,000 soldiers from Jing to put down the rebellion of the prince. ”

"In addition, the right minister Guoqu Zhou Hou Lishang, the general of the chariot cavalry Xinwu Hou Chai Wu, that is, sent 50,000 Liang national soldiers, and galloped with the prince; Zhang Cang, Marquis of Beiping, Marquis of Anguo, Wang Ling, Marquis of Boyang, Chen Bi, sent 150,000 soldiers in Handan Pass to the south! ”

"Special Order Yan King Lu Xuan, Chu King Liu Jiao, Qi King Liu Fei, Jing King Liu Jia, Zhao King Liu Ruyi, Changsha King Wu Chen: The importance of the prince is related to the society, if the prince is in danger, all the kings should do their best to stop the state affairs and rush to help, there must be no mistake!"

"If there is an order, take the king and become a concubine; If the prince finally suffers misfortune, and the temple is uneasy and the society is at risk of subversion, all the kings who do not rush to the aid will behead Luoyang and abandon the city!! ”

In an inexplicable cold tone, the edict on the transfer of counterinsurgency soldiers and horses was read out, and Worm Da turned around again, handed the edict back to Liu Ying with both hands, and immediately held the hilt of the sword, posing as a door god.

In the hall, Liu Fei and Liu Jiao, who knelt on the ground and listened to the content of the edict, looked at each other with a look of surprise, and then bowed to Liu Ying, who was on the top.

"The king of Chu is handsome, the king of Qi is fat, and I respectfully serve the edict ······"

When the two of them straightened up and stepped forward with a calm face, they saw more than a dozen figures quietly appearing outside the temple gate.

Without exception, these figures had three banners tied behind them, dressed in light armor, and had a horsewhip at their waists; Under the long street outside the main hall, more than 20 horses have been moved.

As long as Liu Ying in the palace issued an order, one of the dozen or so people would immediately get his hands on it, and immediately ran down the long steps, jumped on horseback, and galloped out of the palace with one person and two horses.

And these dozen people are tied behind their backs, and the Lingqi that is exposed from their shoulders may be a little unfamiliar to Liu Fei, the king of Qi.

But for Liu Jiao, the king of Chu, who was more than half a hundred years old and had fought with Liu Bang, the Son of Heaven, those three command flags were not unfamiliar at all······

- Eight hundred miles expedited!

With a calm face, he nodded to the worm and put the edict back into the box, Liu Ying only took a deep breath, and began his own arrangements for counterinsurgency.

"Immediate order: the right Xiangguo, the two general of the chariot cavalry, send 50,000 soldiers to the south, garrison the two counties of Nanjun and Nanyang, clear the wilderness, stick to the city, and do not let the Huainan thieves go west!"

"Another right Xiangguo sent a lonely order to the king of Changsha: the north is to guard against Huainan, and it must not make the military disaster of Huainan extend to Changsha and even the land of Baiyue!"

Almost as soon as Liu Ying's words fell, the scribe who was writing on the side picked up a piece of silk cloth, blew it carefully, and then put it into a thin wooden cylinder, and tied the mouth of the cylinder tightly with a thin rope.

After Liu Ying used the prince's seal on his waist to press out the shape on the ink, the wooden tube was held on his chest by the scribe's hands and trotted to the palace gate.

Then, one of the more than a dozen soldiers at the gate of the hall stood out, took the wooden cylinder with both hands, bowed to Liu Ying with a serious expression, and then stuffed the wooden cylinder into his arms.

When the soldiers turned around and walked out of the temple gate, a short time later, there was a sound of horses' hooves outside the hall······

The first order was sent, but Liu Ying didn't dare to delay too much, continued to give his own orders, and continued to use seals on the wooden cylinders handed by the scribes, and watched the military orders sent out of the hall.

"Immediately order Zhang Cang, Marquis of Beiping, Marquis of Anguo, Wang Ling, Marquis of Boyang, and Marquis Chen Bi of Boyang, send 150,000 soldiers of Handan Pass to the south and stand by in Huaiyang County!"

"With Yingyin Hou Guan Ying, Long Xi Hou Zhou Zao, and General Thorn Pu Hou Chai Wu, that is, to abundance, for the lonely counselor!"

"Ren Jiancheng Hou Lu Shizhi is the rear army supervisor, and the main army grain and grass are for transportation, that is, to take the grain and rice obtained by Hou Cao Shen of Pingyang from Aocang, so as to be sent to the army!"

"Focusing on the generals Lu Lu, Lu Tai, and Lu Chan ······"

As one withering after another was said by Liu Ying, and was sent out by the scout fast horse, the expressions on the faces of Liu Fei, the king of Qi, and Liu Jiao, the king of Chu, also became more and more solemn.

——This is the first time that Liu Fei, the king of Qi, witnessed the outbreak of war, and what kind of murderous atmosphere was the core decision-making organ of the central counterinsurgency army!

For Liu Jiao, the king of Chu, this rebellion is also closely related to Liu Jiao's fiefdom - Chu State.

Because of the state of Chu, like Jing and Minyue to the east of Huainan, Nanyue to the south of Huainan, and Changsha to the west of Huainan, it is directly bordered by Huainan!

If you open the map, it is not difficult to find that the Huainan Kingdom of Yingbu, as a rare superpower in the Kanto region that exceeds thousands of miles from north to south and 500 miles from east to west, its territory can be described as extremely vast!

If it is really compared to the area of the sealed land, I am afraid that only the Yan Kingdom in the northeast corner of the Han Dynasty territory can barely compete with the Huainan Kingdom.

The large enclosure means that the border of Huainan is very long, and there are more neighboring countries.

- South of Huainan is South Vietnam, which is across the five mountains from Huainan and Changsha, and is controlled by Zhao Tuo, the remnant of the former Qin;

To the east, it is Minzhong, which is controlled by the three people of Minyue Wang Wuzhu, Dongou Wang Shao, and Nanhai Wang Zhi, as well as the Jing State of Liu Jia, the clan relative.

To the west, there is the Changsha Kingdom of Wu Chen, the second king of Changsha, as well as Nanyang and Nanjun and County.

To the north is Huaiyang County······

and Liu Jiao's Chu State!

At this moment, the news of Yingbu's rebellion was almost sent to Liu Ying's Fengpei Palace together with the news that 'Liu Jia, the king of Jing, was attacked by Yingbu, was defeated and left, and his whereabouts are unknown'.

This means that Jing Guo is most likely out of the control of the Han family.

In other directions, Nanyue south of Huainan and Minzhong in the northeast will most likely not become targets for Yingbu.

The reason is simple: Guanzhong, in the northwest of Huainan country.

Even if it is a rebellion, the ultimate goal of Yingbu will inevitably be Guanzhong.

The attack on Fujian, and even across the Five Ridges to attack South Vietnam, is obviously contrary to the motive of the British and Bu to 'raise troops to rebel and seek to seize the world'.

The south and southeast were excluded, and the Changsha Kingdom in the southwest was also most likely sent by Yingbu for the same reason.

In Nanjun and Nanyang County due west, Liu Ying has already sent Li Shang and Jin She to garrison Liang Guobing;

Huainan County, which is due north, is garrisoned by the Guanzhong army that has gone south from Handan!

In this way, Yingbu, who could not go north and west, and had already controlled the Jing Kingdom, was almost left with only one feasible goal······

"Go!"

While Liu Jiaozheng was thinking, it was Liu Ying's low tone again, which caused Liu Jiao'er to raise his head.

I saw Liu Ying looking at Liu Jiao and Liu Fei with a solemn expression, but her mouth was still a withered tone.

"The king of Chu will return to Pengcheng, send 30,000 Chu soldiers, and ring Huainan in the south!"

"In addition, the king of Qi sent 20,000 Qi soldiers, and Cao Shen, the Marquis of Pingyang, the prime minister of Qi, will be the general to help the king of Chu quit thieves!"

As soon as the words fell, the scribe picked up two pieces of silk cloth and blew them, and then looked at Liu Ying with a little temptation.

When Liu Ying shook his head in the direction of Liu Jiao and Liu Fei, the scribe gave up his hand a little and sent the two freshly baked pieces to Liu Jiao and Liu Fei.

For the first time in his life, when he saw the military order, Liu Fei, the king of Qi, solemnly straightened his clothes, took the silk cloth with a solemn expression, and immediately bowed his hand to Liu Ying.

Liu Jiao was a little calmer, took over the order, checked the content as soon as possible, confirmed that it was correct, and then bowed to Liu Ying.

"Obey Your Highness's military orders."

After saluting, he saw Liu Jiaozhi get up, and the general ordered him to carefully withdraw his sleeve, and then raised his head and looked at Liu Ying with a slight hesitation.

"Your Highness."

"The Huainan thieves have already raised troops, and Jing Guo is probably out of the reach of the soldiers."

"King ······ Horn"

With a gloomy face, he said a word, and saw Liu Jiao sighing a little, before looking at Liu Ying again.

"Although King Jing has been defeated by the thief in front of the battle, the Jing Kingdom should still have tens of thousands of soldiers who can fight."

"Minister's will: It seems that His Highness should send troops to help relieve the plight of Jing Kingdom?"

Speaking carefully, Liu Jiao did not forget to hurriedly add: "Zongjing Kingdom has been possessed by thieves, but King Jing is a clan relative after all." ”

"If King Jing is captured by thieves, I am afraid that the prestige of the Chang'an court and His Majesty will be damaged?"

Hearing Liu Jiao's faintly tentative question, Liu Ying only shook his head and sighed, and there was a little helplessness on his face.

At this moment, the news from Jing State was: Yingbu brazenly raised troops to the east, the Jing army was defeated and collapsed, and Liu Jia, the king of Jing, fled, and his whereabouts are unknown.

But according to the memory of Liu Ying's previous life, at this moment, Liu Jia, the king of Jing, may have chased his own Yingbu army to catch up and die in Fuling······

As early as when Liu Ying had not set off from Chang'an, and had not even decided to go out to quell the rebellion, this matter was already in Liu Ying's mind, and he was reluctant to disperse for a long time.

- Do you want to take some measures to save Liu Jia's life?

This idea, even more so an hour ago, was not completely abandoned by Liu Ying.

But in the end, even if Liu Ying knew about Liu Jia's death, he still had to sit back and watch Liu Jia, and according to the course of history, he was besieged and killed by Yingbu in Fuling.

There are only three reasons for this.

First of all, as a clan prince, Liu Jia naturally has the obligation to 'guard against princes with different surnames, and send troops when princes with different surnames rebel to assist the central government of Chang'an to quell the rebellion'.

This makes the plan of 'notifying Liu Jia in advance to abandon the feudal country and flee' is completely inoperable.

Back then, when Han Wangxin colluded with the Xiongnu and triggered the Battle of Pingcheng of Han and Huns, Liu Xi, the brother of today's son Liu Bang, lost the prince because he abandoned the feudal country and fled.

According to Liu Ying's only understanding of Liu Jia, it is absolutely impossible for Liu Jia to do anything like 'fleeing from the battle'.

To be precise: there are dozens of Liu clansmen who are still alive today, and I am afraid that only Liu Xi is an outlier who can do this kind of thing······

Secondly, it is a very helpless question: Chang'an Chaotang is very confident in Liu Jia······

——Yingbu sits on thousands of miles of land in Huainan, and once it rebels, it will inevitably cause the war to spread to most of the Kanto!

In the case of wasting time in the south, and there is a high probability that the northward and westward advances will encounter the central army of Chang'an, taking Jing in the east is almost an inevitable choice that Yingbu will make.

Learn the scriptures in the east, and then seek Chu and Qi in the north, and get the soldiers and horses of Jing, Chu, and Qi, so that Yingbu can have the ability to fight hard with the central army of Chang'an.

And under the premise that 'once Yingbu rebels, it will inevitably fight Jing first', Liu Ying, as a weak-crowned prince who 'doesn't know anything about the military', is really difficult to convince the Chang'an court to believe: As long as Yingbu rebels, Jing will be torn apart like a piece of paper!

After all, in the rumors, Liu Jia, the king of Jing, is also a general who is 'slightly shorter than strategy, but not brave', and is also a rare 'soldier' among the clan's relatives······

In the end, it is Liu Ying's practical considerations.

- If nothing else, Huainan Wang Yingbu will fail no matter what.

And after the defeat of Yingbu, the vacated Huainan Kingdom will naturally be given to the clan relatives, and there is a high probability that it will be given to the few young sons of Liu Bang who have not yet been sealed.

In this case, Liu Jia's mission of 'sitting on the land of Wu and precautioning Yingbu' is no longer necessary.

According to Liu Ying's memory, although the Jing State, or the future Wu State, is not highly developed and is full of swamps, the copper ore grain reserves are extremely huge!

At the moment when the five-baht coin is about to be issued, the coinage rights have been collected by the central government, and the mineral mining rights are all owned by the central government, Liu Ying is really reluctant to let Wu Guo, such a copper mine 'gathering place', be controlled by Liu Jia, a distant relative.

- Seal a younger brother in the past, dig copper mines, mint some five baht coins, isn't it fragrant?

Combined with all this, Liu Yingcai finally chose to remain silent and sat back and watched Liu Jia die under the 'rebellion signal gun' launched by Wang Yingbu of Huainan.

It stands to reason that regarding Liu Jiao's proposal of 'whether to support Jing Guo or at least rescue Liu Jia', Liu Yingzong knew that Liu Jia was more than lucky, and he should not be too indifferent.

But as early as when she made up her mind and was silent about Liu Jia's death, Liu Ying had already expected the current situation.

Even if he had expected it, Liu Yingzi had already prepared for Liu Jiao's question.

"Alas······"

"Uncle Wang doesn't know ······"

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