After receiving the news of Li Nong's request for help, Ran Min immediately called Qin Mu, Cui Hao and Xun Ji, three advisers, to discuss how to deal with it.

Cui Hao suggested that troops should be sent to rescue Tiger Prison Pass immediately to relieve Li Nong of some pressure. Xun Ji advocated not sending troops, because the coalition of more than 400,000 princes was still eyeing Handan, and at this time, Ran Min should use more troops to deal with the coalition of princes in Handan.

Ran Min hesitated again and again, and finally asked Qin Mu's opinion.

Qin Mu said: "The king, the minister thinks that the Tiger Prison Pass must be supported, but it depends on how to support. Now Li Nong led the army to resist the 100,000 troops of the Pu and Yao families at the Tiger Prison Pass, which is actually more than enough, but the supply of grain and grass is already in short supply. Li Nong had already explained in the letter that the cavalry of Pu Hong and Yao Yizhong had bypassed the Tiger Prison Pass and cut off the grain route of our army. At this moment, what the king has to consider is not to increase troops to the Tiger Prison Pass, but to find ways to transport grain to the Tiger Prison Pass. ”

"Qin Mu, what are your plans?"

"This is to go to the Tiger Prison Pass, and the flat river is conducive to cavalry combat. The king has 5,000 Xuanjia cavalry, all of which can be the elite of one enemy and ten, in order to solve the dilemma of the tiger's prison, the king should send a good general, dispatch the Xuanjia cavalry, and the people transport grain and grass. There are a lot of cavalry in Guanzhong, and their combat effectiveness is not weak, but five thousand Xuanjia cavalry is enough to deal with it. ”

"Good." Ran Min bowed slightly, expressing his approval.

Xun Ji said again: "King, right now, the alliance of the thirteen princes initiated by Shi Qi has gathered in Handan, eyeing my Yecheng. Not sure how you're going to respond? ”

"Xun Ji, what are your plans?" Ran Min knew that since Xun Ji asked about this matter, there must be a solution.

Hearing this, Xun Ji replied: "The king, the minister thinks that the alliance of the thirteen princes of Handan, four or five hundred thousand soldiers and horses, should not be underestimated. Its troops are strong, and because of the high morale of the warriors of Magnetic Mountain, it must not be taken lightly! ”

"Lord Xun's words are wrong." Cui Hao had to interrupt and said, "In the past, Shi Xuan rebelled, with hundreds of thousands of people, and his troops were strong, but he was still defeated by the king. In my opinion, now Shi Qi is just repeating Shi Xuan's mistakes! ”

"What Lord Xiangbang said is inevitably biased."

Xun Ji's face sank: "At the end of the Han Dynasty, there were also twelve princes to ask for Dong, and as a result, the national thief Dong Zhuo had to move west to Chang'an to avoid his edge. ”

The war of the princes' alliance against Dong Zhuo in the late Eastern Han Dynasty was actually not the nineteenth road princes (the original eighteenth road, and later Liu Bei's nineteenth road) mentioned in the "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", but the twelve road princes.

Speaking of Dong Zhuo, Ran Min's face was a little embarrassed, and several ministers present couldn't help but look at each other.

Who is Dong Zhuo?

Traitor!

Dong Zhuo grew up in Liangzhou and made friends with Qiang people.

In the last years of Emperor Huan of the Han Dynasty, Dong Zhuo was conscripted as Yulin Lang, and later served as the military Sima for Zhang Huan's subordinates of Zhonglang to crusade against the Qiang people of Hanyang.

He also participated in the suppression of the Yellow Turban Uprising, the Liangzhou Rebellion and other battles, and was quite prestigious.

In the sixth year of Zhongping (189), he was summoned by the general He Jin and the captain of the Sili school, Yuan Shao, to lead the army into Beijing to crusade against the ten permanent servants. Soon, there was turmoil in Beijing, and Dong Zhuo made a great contribution to the rescue in Beimang, and took power after returning to Beijing. He recruited Lü Bu to kill Ding Yuan, and soon annexed the forces of the two major warlords nearby.

Subsequently, Dong Zhuo abolished the young emperor and set up Liu Xie to ascend the throne (for the Han Emperor), and soon killed the young emperor and the Empress Dowager He, arbitrarily ruling the government. According to the arsenal of armor, a national treasure, the world is mighty.

Yuan Shao united with the assassins and Taishou from all over the Kanto region, and Dong Zhuo's crusade broke out.

In the second year of Chuping (191), Dong Zhuo was defeated by Sun Jian and retreated to Chang'an. Dong Zhuo spread his cronies both inside and outside the government and the opposition, and used clothes and cars similar to those of the Son of Heaven to call for Santai.

Situ Wang Yun set up a counter-plot to provoke Dong Zhuo's general Lu Bu to kill Dong Zhuo, and the result was successful. Later, Dong Zhuo was killed by his confidant Lu Bu.

Dong Zhuo is a national thief!

Using Dong Zhuo as a metaphor for Ran Min, isn't this a slap in the face?

Saying this, Xun Ji's expression was also a little sneering, and he reacted and said, "The king, the minister...... The minister didn't mean anything else......"

Ran Min pendulum

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