Spoiling History: Starting from the Three Kingdoms

"This Tang Dynasty was only three or five years old, and it was completely different from the two countries."

Xu Shu sighed softly.

This feeling was so disconnected that he simply couldn't accept it.

"Who says it's not?" Zhang Fei rambled:

"Let you go on a bloody battle to destroy the country, and in the end your head will hang on the Tongguan corner tower."

Zhang Fei had previously admired and envied the Tang Dynasty.

But at this moment, looking at the soldiers fighting each other, they looked like they would never stop bleeding.

But it made Zhang Fei feel a little cold all over his body.

Suzong did not see the people of Chang'an in his eyes, but only a chair at the highest point of the palace.

"Military advisor, does this little Hunjun's true Zhuge make any sense?"

Zhang Fei turned to Kong Ming for advice.

There is a map that has been spread out over Kong Ming's side. Let's not worry about Yide's messy names for the moment. Kong Ming measures it with his hands.

After crossing the place names mentioned by Li Mi one by one, Kong Ming finally said cautiously:

"It's feasible, but..."

"But it can't be done without elite soldiers."

Xu Shu continued the conversation. These old friends still had some tacit understanding.

"If this strategy is adopted, it will be difficult to support the army with food and grass, and we need good soldiers and generals to act according to the opportunity."

The meaning of the words is very clear. Even though it seems to be on the verge of despair, the Tang Dynasty still has no shortage of elite soldiers and generals.

Li Guangbi and Guo Ziyi led the Hedong Army and Shuofang Army, which were standard elite soldiers and generals.

Kong Ming nodded, and then slowly moved his index finger on the map:

"And Ruoyi Xiaohun... Suzong's thoughts."

Zhang Fei laughed, but Kong Ming glanced at him speechlessly, and continued:

"Recover Chang'an first, and then attack Luoyang. This will force the main force of the rebels back to Hebei."

"In this way, Suzong's troops would be suspected of wasting his troops on an expedition."

"If the rebels gather in Hebei and still have the ambition of Xiangji Temple..."

Xu Shu concluded: "If this is the case, the army will be defeated!"

"It's no wonder that this chaos lasted for eight years and was difficult to quell. This Tang Dynasty general..."

Xu Shu looked up, and the last thing on the light screen was a tall and shirtless warrior.

The fleshy chest and abdomen do not show any excess fat, and combined with the shaggy beard and hair, it gives a fierce look.

Holding a strange weapon called Mo Dao, he was fighting against a fine knight.

In front of him was a sea of ​​rebels, and behind him was Pao Ze who was roaring with him.

Next to it are the small characters "Supernatural General, Modao Divine General, Li Siye".

Xu Shu took a breath and shook his head sadly: "This is the end of a strong crossbow."

…

Kongming Xu Shu was able to judge that such a sequence of counterinsurgency would only make Hebei more difficult to fight.

Li Jing and Li Shimin can naturally see it.

It's just that neither of them was interested in talking at this time.

So what if it’s difficult to quell the rebellion? So what if the rebels push back?

The emperor agreed and sent troops to plunder the people. Who would be the enemy?

"If you treat the people like dirt, then the people will treat you like a bandit."

The voice was a bit dry, but Li Shimin knew it was Wei Zheng without turning around.

Fang Xuanling had a gentle temper and did not criticize. He just casually mentioned a sentence that everyone is familiar with:

"The people are the most valuable, the country is the second most important, and the king is the most important."

Du Ruhui, on the other hand, looked through past records and calmly added a blood pressure note to Li Shimin:

"This Maweipo mutiny, later generations called Li Fuguo Suzong's confidant."

"When talking about Chou's posthumous title before, it was said that Li Fu, the official to the prime minister, seemed to be the Suzong dynasty."

Li Shimin's only reaction was to raise his eyelids and even laugh:

"Abandon the real Zhuge and use eunuchs."

"You are truly my good son and grandson."

"There is a saying in later generations that the late master Liu Chan is Adou who cannot be supported."

"In comparison, it is simply a hundred times better."

Li Shimin felt that all the blood in his heart was drained.

In just three years, all the elites were wiped out.

The brave man dies in the dust, and the loyal man buries his bones in the wilderness.

The righteous soldiers died fighting for the country, and the emperor was especially busy betraying the people.

It was clear that he had just ascended the throne and had just begun his reign, but he already felt that it was time for the royal family to take strong medicine.

[Before the battle of Xiangji Temple, a small incident occurred among the rebels.

An Lushan is dead.

An Lushan himself suffered from diabetes, which is diabetes. According to historical records, An Lushan already had symptoms of advanced diabetes after conquering Chang'an.

His eyes were blind and his body was covered with poisonous sores.

Excessive blood sugar can cause damage to the retinal capillary wall, which can lead to blurred vision in the early stage and blindness in severe cases in the later stage.

Another characteristic of diabetes is the lack of insulin secretion, which leads to skin lesions, leading to sores. Skin lesions can also make the patient's wounds more difficult to heal than ordinary people, increasing the risk of infection and sores.

And An Lushan can match these characteristics.

After capturing Luoyang, An Lushan couldn't wait to proclaim himself emperor. His country name was Yan and he called himself Emperor Xiongwu.

An Lushan, who became blind after less than a year as the cheap emperor, became increasingly violent and often beat and scolded his followers, treating him like pigs and dogs.

Among them, the eunuch Li Zhuer who suffered the most was the eunuch Li Zhuer, a Khitan who was tortured by local methods by An Lushan himself. He survived and stayed with him ever since.

It is also recorded in historical records that those who bathed in Huaqing Pool in Anlu Mountain were wiped by Li Zhuer.

Facing An Lushan, who was dim, blind and had a bad temper, the rebels' approach was very simple: wouldn't it be over if they killed him?

The second son An Qingxu conspired with his adviser Yan Zhuang to commit murder, and the two of them attracted Li Zhuer.

Li Zhuer was full of resentment towards An Lushan, and the two sides almost hit it off.

In January 757, when An Qingxu was guarding the tent door, Li Zhuer and Yan Zhuang entered with knives. Facing the sleeping and blind An Lushan, the two men hacked An Lushan to death without much effort.

Then he dug a hole the size of a person under the bed, wrapped An Lushan's body in a blanket, threw it in and buried it.

Afterwards, Yan Zhuang announced to the outside world that An Lushan was said to be located in An Qingxu, and he took the initiative to become the emperor.

And what is the fate of the other main characters?

In 759, An Qingxu was killed by Shi Siming.

In 761, Shi Siming was killed by his son Shi Chaoyi.

In April 762, Xuanzong died of illness, and in May, Suzong died of illness.

The three protagonists of the Anshi Rebellion had an almost similar ending.

People can't help but think of the final sigh of "Dream of Red Mansions":

It's like a bird that has eaten all its food and throws itself into the forest, leaving a vast white land that is really clean. 】

Li Shimin responded with silence. Before the Anshi Rebellion, he hoped that An Lushan would die soon.

But when the traitor met such a ridiculous end, Li Shimin felt:

It doesn't matter anymore.

As for the various sons who killed their fathers later, and the seemingly strange time of Xuanzong's death.

Li Shimin could only raise a scornful smile at the corner of his mouth:

"The bird that has eaten all its food has thrown itself into the forest... hahaha."

Of course this is not possible, after all, the Tang Dynasty still has nearly a hundred years left.

Li Shimin's thoughts drifted away for a moment.

The white-haired soldiers who had been trapped in Anxi for fifty years, and Zhang Yichao who vowed to return to the Tang Dynasty on his own.

That generation is the only remaining blood and character of the Tang Dynasty.

Sun Simiao said nothing, but concentrated on carefully transcribing the medical content and pondering it carefully.

Medicine King neither cares nor cares about these things.

Doctors have tried their best.

Medical country doesn’t have that ability.

Everyone in the Manna Hall had no intention of talking and looked lifeless.

But everyone also has different thoughts in their mind.

For Fang Duwei and other civil servants, they were already considering whether to persuade His Majesty to try to formulate a complete new strategy for cultivating the prince.

As for Li Jing, who was well versed in military affairs, he had already seen a fuzzy future in which monarchy would fall aside and military power would come first.

After all, Guangmu has said it too many times about the separation of feudal towns.

Changsun Wuji looked at Hou Junji beside him. This general who had been in the Prince of Qin's palace since he was young and started his career as an aide was looking at Li Shimin with a worried face.

"Are you worried that Junji won't attack the Western Regions?" Changsun Wuji asked quietly.

Hou Junji looked surprised: How did you guess that?

Changsun Wuji said softly, "Ha", and felt that this man's thoughts were all written on his face, and there was not even a trace of the city.

"We all have great ambitions, so how can we be regretful about the consequences, and we will not be regretful afterwards."

"The Western Region must be in the hands of Tang Dynasty!"

The first half of what Changsun Wuji said was hard to pronounce, but Hou Junji didn't understand.

But later I understood it and became happy again.

[After the Battle of Xiangji Temple, Chang'an was recovered, and Huihe planned to collect rewards.

Emperor Daizong Li Yu and Prince Yehu of Huihe persuaded:

If we loot and plunder after Chang'an is restored, the people in Luoyang will definitely regard us as thieves and will be difficult to capture. They hope to fulfill the contract after capturing Luoyang.

The Uighur people thought it made sense and agreed.

Historical records record that the people of Chang'an who escaped with their lives praised Li Yu with tears: King Guangping is really the lord of Huayi!

The subsequent war went relatively smoothly, with Huihe as the vanguard defeating the rebels in Shaanzhou.

If Gao Xianzhi was alive at this time, he would probably sigh: Am I right? Shaanzhou really can't hold on.

As for what happened after Luoyang was recovered...

"Old Book of the Tang Dynasty": After taking over Tokyo, Huihe went into the treasury to collect money and silk, and plundered the streets and villages for three days.

Later, Zizhi Tongjian added an incident. Three days later, Li Yu entered Luoyang, and the Uighurs were still unsatisfied. The surviving wealthy households in Luoyang collected ten thousand pieces of Luojin and sent them to the Uighurs, but the Uighurs stopped. 】

"boom!"

A stone inkstone was grabbed and smashed against the light curtain, then penetrated the light curtain and made a dull sound when it touched the wall behind.

Everyone looked at the intact stone inkstone that had rolled several times on the ground.

Then he looked at Li Shimin who threw the inkstone.

Li Shimin's face was cold, but his words were not filled with anger:

"The other generation actually knew it, but I thought they didn't know."

"Compared to the rebels, these officers and soldiers are even better than the bandits!"

Then Li Shimin narrowed his eyes, wishing he could have Long Ji, Li Yu and the others kneel in front of him and let him kick each other a few times.

However... people a hundred years from now cannot kick him, but Uighur can be beaten now.

They were unethical, and they dared to make such outrageous remarks while helping the sect master suppress the rebellion. I think he had too little experience of the power of the Tang Dynasty.

Everyone didn't think much about making fun of them. Regardless of Chang'an and Luoyang, it was the capital of the Tang Dynasty.

How can we gain more face by changing the robbery of Luoyang?

They are all outstanding people in Zhenguan, not such self-deceiving rats.

[After the two capitals were restored, Yan Zhenqing finally moved from Hebei to Chang'an. 】

The latest one is a bit too heavy, so the content is abbreviated. I will probably finish this part tomorrow and the day after tomorrow. The rest will naturally be lighter. Wang Xuance, Su Dingfang, and special chapters will be presented one after another. The Three Kingdoms will also follow the established rhythm. Go.