The so-called 'Jingfu' is also the leader of the barbarians.

According to the saying in "The Book of the Later Han Dynasty: The Biography of the Southern Barbarians": "The famous canal is called Jingfu", and Wang Zhijian of the Ming Dynasty also mentioned in "Biao Yilu Yili" that "the famous canal of the southwest is called Jingfu......

This jingfu is just a general term for the chiefs of the Lingnan barbarians, and it can occasionally be used as an honorific title among the barbarians.

The dozens of barbarian leaders present, in their respective tribes, were all 'Jingfu'.

But when it comes to the tribe at his feet, he faces the recognized strongest Xiangli disease...... Then none of them are sperm husbands, only Xiang Li Ji is the 'sperm husband'.

The history of the Lingnan barbarians can also be said to have a long history - in real history, the Baiyue tribe can be roughly divided into five categories in terms of geographical location, belief and bloodline.

That is, the 'Dongyue' tribe, the 'Minyue' tribe, the 'Nanyue' tribe, the 'Xiou' tribe, and the 'Luoyue' tribe.

In the Han Dynasty, they had a unified name –

'Wuxi Man'!

It is said that after Qin unified the six countries, he gathered the strength of the seven countries and sent 500,000 troops to the south to conquer Baiyue. The first expedition lasted five years, with Tu Ju as the main general. In order to deal with the scattered characteristics of the Baiyue tribe's residence, Tu Ju adopted the tactic of 'multi-way marching', marching in five routes, and if encountering large-scale resistance, he would join forces to encircle and annihilate him.

At this moment, the Qin State swept through the United States, and it had the arrogance of 'Great Qin fought all over the world'.

The million-strong army of the six countries has been turned into powder-just Lingnan, what is the way?

Before the war, Tu Ju had fully considered the issues of grain, grass and environment, but after he really arrived in Lingnan, he found that the harsh battlefield environment and the strong strength of the barbarians were far beyond the imagination of the Qin people!

Qin's five-way army had an overwhelming superiority in troops, but it was still frustrated and lost its troops.

The barbarians did not hesitate to flee into the mountains and forests, in the company of wild beasts, and refused to surrender.

Even the areas that were briefly occupied by Tu Ju fell into a tragic 'law and order war'.

Finally, around 218 B.C., Tu Ju's army drove into the area of present-day Guilin and was attacked by the barbarians.

Through outflanking, attacking the rear, night raids and other methods of jungle guerrilla warfare, the barbarians broke the Qin army in a big battle - the Qin general Tu Ju was killed in battle, and the Qin people are said to have suffered 'hundreds of thousands of casualties'.

Everyone knows Qin Shi Huang's temperament...... I can't swallow this breath.

In 214 B.C., the Qin State once again sent a large number of reinforcements, led by Ren Huan and Zhao Tuo, after a hard battle, coupled with the conservative strategy of 'step by step, continuous immigration', this finally conquered the 'Nanyue' tribe and the 'Xiou' tribe, which is today's Liangguang region.

The Qin State set up three counties here: 'Nanhai', 'Guilin', and 'Xiangjun'.

Later, Zhao Tuo launched a third offensive in 210 BC, this time focusing on the people - so far, it took nearly ten years for the Qin State to stretch from Hainan in the east to central Vietnam in the south, and finally returned to the territory of the Great Qin Empire.

The tragic price paid is embarrassing.

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Of course, this did not mean that the Nanban would no longer resist - in the Han Dynasty, the Wuxi Barbarians rebelled again, and Liu Xiu, Emperor Guangwu of the Han Dynasty, appointed the highly meritorious general Ma Yuan to pacify Lingnan, and after years of conquest, it was only after years of conquest that the southern part of the Han Empire was re-stabilized.

And Ma Yuan also died here because of his advanced age and unsuitable climate in Lingnan.

In the Three Kingdoms period at the end of the Han Dynasty, there was the famous 'Barbarian King Shamoke', who was fooled by Liu Bei's humanoid succubus, and stupidly followed the emperor's uncle to fight Eastern Wu, and experienced the famous 'Battle of Yiling'.

Ahem, what the result is, everyone knows it......

Shu Han flickered, and the result not only failed to realize the big cake drawn before the war, but also led to heavy casualties in Wuxi and the death of the barbarian king Shamoke in the chaos.

Since then, the barbarians have been extremely distrustful of the Shu Han regime.

Later, in order to pacify the hidden dangers in the rear before the Northern Expedition to Cao Wei, Zhuge Liang led the army to recruit the Southern Barbarians - the classic story of the so-called 'Seven Captures of Meng', which happened at this time.

Cough!

Whether the allusion to the seven captures of Meng Huo really exists in history, I'm afraid it's hard to say.

But at least, Luo Guanzhong's so-called 'Nanren have not rebelled here' must have been made up - between the third year of Jianxing and the sixth year of Jianxing (225 to 228 AD), that is, less than three years after Zhuge Liang's southern expedition, there was another rebellion in the Nanzhong region.

In the eleventh year of Jianxing, Nanzhong rebelled again......

All in two sentences!

First, Lingnan is not easy to fight, and hundreds of thousands of people may not be able to fight.

The second is that there is no faith in Lingnan, and it is the norm to surrender and rebel.

Coupled with the humid climate of Lingnan, it is naturally difficult for the soldiers in the north to adapt...... Although it is rich in products, it has always been outside the control of the Central Plains Dynasty.

At this moment, the exploitative policies of many pioneer groups in the Chu State towards Lingnan have obviously aroused great dissatisfaction among the barbarians.

Under the attentive eyes of all the barbarian leaders, the Jingfu Xiang Lijian finally took the case and made up his mind: "The Chu people invade my ancestral land!" Be at the end of one's forbearance! ”

"Kill all these Chu people!"

"Lingnan! It is the Lingnan of our Wuxi people! ”

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"Good!" The leaders of the barbarians were greatly excited: "Jingfu said it well! ”

"Drive away the Chu people! Kill all the Chu people! ”

Xiang Li stretched out his hand and pressed it, signaling everyone to be quiet, and then frowned and said: "The Chu people have come with tens of thousands of people, but they are not in a hurry to advance deeply...... Step by step, it's really hard to deal with. ”

"How can this be?"

The total number of Wuxi barbarians is about 450,000 (note: the research comes from Qin Shi Huang's expedition to Baiyue), of which there are about 50,000 young and middle-aged warriors.

If the Chu people drove straight in, then these 50,000 barbarians would be enough to make the Chu army suffer.

But the Chu people built a city in the north...... And it doesn't look like there's any rush at all!

Every day is chopping wood! Burn the wasteland! Farming!

Instead, it will be returned to the barbarians......

For this kind of stable opponent, the barbarian is really a little at a loss......

After a long silence, a lean barbarian tribal leader finally stood up and said boldly, "I have a word, please listen to ......."

"Why don't you work with 'those Chu people'?"

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Two months later, Yingdu, Quyang Hou Mansion.

Xiong Wuliang leaned on Ying Zhuo's thigh as usual, holding a piece of Quyang paper in one hand, and his left hand was still pinching Ying Zhuo's ...... very dishonestly Xiong Wuliang plans to gradually lower the bottom line of this arrogant little barbarian through a subtle influence like this......

Sure enough, although Ying Zhuo's face was flushed, he didn't resist anymore.

Xiong Wuliang squinted at the letter in his hand - this is a military newspaper sent from Lingnan!

About 20 days ago, [Cangwu North] was conquered by the Lingnan barbarians, and the pioneer regiments in the city suffered heavy casualties!

According to the description of the lucky survivors, there were tens of thousands of barbarians who came to attack.

Logically speaking, the total number of the Lingnan Pioneer Regiment far exceeded that of these barbarians, and with the help of the city defense, how could it be broken by the barbarians?

But...... First, most of the pioneers were in the suburbs, and only a few people remained in the city; Second, the nobles of Lingnan have completely stopped taking those barbarians in their eyes, and their precautions are lax, so they are defeated!

In this battle, the Lingnan Pioneer Regiment lost a lot-

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(It's annoying to look up the information!) ）