Summoning the Peak of the Three Kingdoms

Chapter 2316 Protracted civil war, a year in a hurry

Chapter 2312: Protracted civil war, one year in a hurry

"it is good."

After hearing Song Yingxing's words, Ying Hao nodded in satisfaction.

He naturally knew how difficult it was to train [-] qualified craftsmen within a year.

And the reason why he made such an arrangement was to put pressure on Song Yingxing on purpose.

Not only Song Yingxing, Yan Hui, Xi Zhicai, Liu Ye, Wang Meng, and even the emperor Ying Hao, who is not under pressure?
The officials under Ying Hao are different from the officials of all dynasties and generations. They are all superior in ability, and enough pressure can better stimulate their potential, which is the best motivation to spur them.

Daqin's resources are limited, and they will be gone if they are used up, but manpower can be recovered.

The potential of the officials has been stimulated, and with fewer resources and less time to do more and bigger things, the resources consumed by Daqin will naturally be less.

Ying Hao has already made careful calculations. By squeezing his subordinates and forcing them to work overtime to reduce the consumption of resources, it can be seen that Daqin's finances are indeed not well off.

Ying Hao deliberately put pressure on Song Yingxing and the others. Apart from stimulating their potential, he also had another purpose, which was to use the strength of hundreds of disciples like Song Yingxing and Yan Hui to help Daqin develop.

For example, Yan Hui, it is impossible to complete the school project on time by himself, but with the help of Confucianism, it is completely different, and he can even complete the task ahead of schedule.

As Song Yingxing's descendant, the sect behind him is his pillar, and it's only natural for the sect to help its disciples go further in their official career.

Baijia's background is profound, Ying Hao just squeezed the wool properly, without any psychological burden at all.

"Military advisers, Mao Dun and Dorgon bought the equipment of 20 troops from my Great Qin. Are they sure they can withstand Kublai Khan and Aguda?"

Ying Hao asked suddenly, but he hit the point with one sentence.

Everyone was startled at first, and then fell into deep thought.

That's right, even if Modun and Dorgon have enough equipment, they don't have enough time to train. The combat effectiveness and morale of the soldiers are not high, how long can they resist Kublai Khan and Aguda with high morale?

Zhang Liang stood up at this time and said: "Your Majesty, I believe that even if the two families of Modun and Dorgon are supported by our Daqin equipment, they may still be difficult to resist Kublai Khan and Aguda in the end.

But they are not so easy to annex these two, this is destined to be a protracted war. "

"The longer the Yuan-Qing Civil War lasts, the more beneficial it will be for us, Great Qin. Do you think, how long does it take for the Yuan-Qing Civil War to tell the winner?" Ying Hao asked.

Guo Jia stood up and said in a deep voice: "Modun and Dorgon are both ready for a protracted war, so it will take at least half a year to a year."

"Six months to a year?"

Ying Hao pondered for a while, then a cold light flashed in his eyes, and he said with a gloomy face: "But I hope the civil war between Yuan and Qing can last longer, until the foundations of Yuan and Qing are exhausted, it is best to fight the two countries into nothingness, I don't know You military advisers, can you have a plan to share my worries."

As soon as this remark came out, all the counselors couldn't help but shuddered, and his majesty became more and more vicious, so he couldn't help subconsciously looking at Jia Xu.

Jia Xu was taken aback, and thought, what do you all think of me?Then he lowered his head and pretended not to see.

All the counselors fell into deep thought. Not long after, Zhang Liang was the first to speak: "If the civil war in the Yuan and Qing Dynasties is to last longer, it is not enough to rely on equipment and material support alone. I believe that when necessary, we can directly send troops. Help one side."

Ying Hao frowned, "But Daqin's training plan is that in the next three years, he will not mobilize troops against any forces except for the conquest of the Japanese a year later."

Zhengwa was still rushing to rob the island of Wa, and feed himself back by plundering the wealth of the country of Wa, and offset the consumption of dispatching land and water troops.

Anyway, the Japanese people never talked about martial arts, and later generations held an Olympic Games, and they didn't even abide by the rules they made, treating the people of the world as blind.

To deal with such a nation that doesn't even want a face, Ying Hao naturally doesn't know martial arts, so he directly took a group of younger brothers to fight in groups, let him feel the iron fist of Tian Chao's father.

After hearing what Ying Hao said, Zhang Liang retorted: "May I ask Your Majesty, which is more important, conquering the Japanese or letting Yuan Qing fall into internal struggle?"

Ying Hao was silent.

Do you even need to ask?Of course, conquering the Japanese is more important, this is the obsession of all traversers.

But Ying Hao didn't say this, because he knew that in the hearts of all the counselors, it must be more important to let Yuan Qing fall into internal struggle.

They never thought that the mere Wa Island would be a threat to Daqin. If they hadn’t learned that Wa Island has a lot of gold and silver mines, they could make a lot of money by attacking Wa Island. soldier.

What Zhang Liang actually meant was that if troops were dispatched according to priorities, the issue of Yuan and Qing would definitely come first, and the matter of conscripting the Japanese could be postponed for a while.

Ying Hao thought that Zhang Liang was right intellectually, but he couldn't accept it emotionally. After a moment of silence, he said, "I, Da Qin, provoked the conquest of Japan. Now that Wei, Song and Wu have agreed, if my Da Qin backs down instead, that's a big deal." How will the Three Kingdoms view me, Great Qin?"

Zhang Liang couldn't help being startled, he obviously didn't agree with this reason, after all, since when did Da Qin care about the views of the Three Kingdoms?However, he also heard Ying Hao's subtext, that is, Zheng Wo must not be changed.

Not only Zhang Liang, but also Zhuge Liang, Guo Jia, Jia Xu and others were a little puzzled. They didn't understand why Ying Hao was so obsessed with Wa Island, and even hated it to the point of hatred.

If it was just Japanese pirates who invaded and slaughtered a large number of civilians, His Majesty should not be so hostile. After all, the Yuan and Qing clans slaughtered more Han people.

This matter is indeed very strange to other people, but it is not surprising when it comes to Ying Hao. After all, there are many things that people can't understand about Ying Hao. Even Jia Xu, who thinks he knows Ying Hao best, has never I understand this nephew.

Although Zhang Liang didn't know Yinghao's intentions, it didn't hinder his plan, so he continued: "Your Majesty, in fact, even if I, Daqin, don't directly send troops to intervene, I can still keep the Yuan and Qing internal struggles going.

Once Modun and Dorgon are found to be unstoppable, Daqin can definitely increase troops to the border to deter Kublai Khan and Aguda to retreat.

Kublai Khan and Aguda didn't know the reality of our army, so they would choose to retreat with a high probability. Even if they didn't retreat, they would definitely allocate part of their troops to defend against our army, so the pressure on Maodun and Dorgon would naturally be less. "

Ying Hao's eyes lit up when he heard the words, this is the level that seeking a saint should have, what he wants is this best of both worlds method.

"But even so, what if Mao Dun and Dorgon can't stop Kublai Khan and Aguda?" Ying Hao asked again.

Zhang Liang's cheeks couldn't help twitching, and then he said seriously: "Then we must send troops, even if it affects our cultivation."

The implication is that even at the expense of development, the unification of the Yuan and Qing Dynasties must be prevented.

Ying Hao also showed his approval. After all, if the Yuan and Qing were unified, the impact on Daqin would be too great.

At least 40 to [-] more troops must be deployed in northern Xinjiang to ensure that the process of unifying the world will not be affected.

Rather than doing this, it is better to sacrifice part of the development and directly send troops to interrupt the unification process of Yuan and Mongolia, making it unable to interfere with the unification of Great Qin.

If Daqin wanted to send troops to Yuan Qing, he could only send cavalry there. With the strength of Daqin's iron cavalry, dispatching [-] to [-] cavalry was enough to ensure that Modun and Dorgon would not be wiped out.

Although the consumption of [-] cavalry is not small, it can still be provided by Daqin half a year to a year later, and it will not have much impact on the development of the country.

Generally speaking, due to the civil war in the Yuan and Qing Dynasties, the Daqin policy was inevitably affected.

In the next three years, Daqin may not launch large-scale battles, but local small-scale wars cannot be avoided.

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One year is fleeting, and in the blink of an eye, Daqin ushered in the second year of Shenwu.

For Da Qin, this year was not only a year of stability and peace, but also a year of various major events.

The first is the fleet sailing to the west. Only two months after departure, the first fleet returned, and brought back a huge amount of wealth for Daqin, and completely eliminated the problem of lack of development funds for Daqin.

The process of transporting the funds back to Luoyang was not smooth, but Daqin's security measures were also top-notch, not only escorted by a large army, but also equipped with great masters.

Although the escorting process was a bit tortuous, the funds were finally transported back to Luoyang smoothly, and five masters were killed along the way.

With the financial support from Haimao and the Yuan and Qing military purchases, Ying Hao finally no longer has to be timid, and he can work boldly with confidence.

With the support of sufficient funds, all aspects of Daqin's scholars, agriculture, industry and commerce are developing at a rapid rate visible to the naked eye.

The school palace, which was originally planned to be completed in three years, was half built in only one year.

As for the construction of the Chi Road, [-]% of the Youji Chi Road was completed, [-]% of the Jiqing Chi Road was completed, [-]% of the Hebei Chi Road was completed, [-]% of the Heyou Chi Road was completed, and [-]% of the Jisi Chi Road was completed, all of which were overfulfilled.

If this trend continues, Chi Dao, which was originally planned to be repaired in three years, can be completed in at most two and a half years.

As for the improvement of waterways, and the land reclamation plan, they are also going very smoothly, and the scheduled goals can also be completed ahead of schedule.

After a year of governance, Daqin ushered in a period of rapid development.

Both Jingbei and Sizhou have returned to their pre-war levels.

The total national fiscal revenue has doubled, and the grain production has also increased by [-]% compared with before, which can be said to have greatly exceeded expectations.

In addition to the great financial development, many other major events took place in Daqin this year, and the first to bear the brunt was naturally the civil war in the Yuan and Qing Dynasties.

Knowing that Daqin sold the equipment to the opponent, Kublai Khan and Aguda were naturally extremely dissatisfied, so they sent envoys to Luoyang to protest to Ying Hao, but they were dismissed by Zhang Yi's foreign affairs department without even seeing Ying Hao's face up.

Zhang Yi told Yuan Qing that the transaction with the Modun Dorgon family was a normal commercial exchange between the two countries, and it belonged to the internal affairs of Daqin. No country had the right to intervene, and no country would refuse to buy Daqin.

This sentence blocked the words of the envoy of Yuan and Qing Dynasties.

The envoys of the Yuan and Qing Dynasties were naturally unwilling to go back like this, so they proposed to take over Daqin's inventory. Daqin had no extra goods, so naturally they would not sell equipment to their mortal enemy.

In the end, it was sadly discovered that Daqin's inventory was so large that it was far beyond their imagination. Even Yuan Qing could not cover it, so they could only buy a part first and expand the army with the pace of their opponents.

After the civil war in the Yuan and Qing Dynasties started, the fighting situation was extremely tragic.

The forces from all directions were completely desperate. In just half a year, no less than 15 troops died in battle, while civilian casualties were even more, starting at least 30.

As Zhang Liang expected, after paying a considerable price, Kublai Khan took the initiative in the war, but just when he wanted to take advantage of the situation to wipe out Maodun, he received ten thousand troops from the Qin army to Yanmen Pass. million news.

Kublai Khan was shocked when he heard the inquiry, and immediately sent envoys to question the Qin army's intentions, while at the same time suspending the offensive, which also gave Maodun a valuable respite.

After some fruitless negotiations, Kublai Khan did not give up the unification, but continued to fight, but allocated a part of his troops to guard against Daqin, which also made Maodun's pressure much less.

Ying Hao saw that Maodun was still holding on, so he didn't send troops directly, but continued to pay attention to the battle situation in the grassland.

Dorgon's side was much stronger than Modun's. After all, he was on the defensive side, and he had many mountain cities, as well as the strong city of Shengjing, so he was not quickly defeated by A Gu.

The time was pushed to April, and the Sui army also formally sent troops to the Western Regions. However, after entering the Western Regions, it was discovered that the countries in the Western Regions had formed an anti-Sui alliance.

The Great Qin Mission, headed by Ji Xiaolan, first arrived in the Western Regions with the Sui army, and then informed the countries of the Sui army's ambitions, and then persuaded the countries to put aside their grievances and join forces to resist the Sui Dynasty.

After Yang Su learned of this, although he knew that the next battle would be more than ten times more difficult than the original plan, he still did not choose to retreat, but chose to fight steadily.

In the first battle, Yang Su saw through the ambush of the Allied Forces of the Western Regions, and killed [-] Allied Forces of the Western Regions through a counter-ambush, and then easily wiped out five small countries.

After the defeat in the first battle, the Western Region Alliance, which was still extremely loose, immediately became closely united.

But even so, the Allied forces of the Western Regions still couldn't defeat the Sui army.

The overall combat power and equipment gap between the two sides was too great. The [-] Western Region coalition army was defeated by the [-] Sui army, and [-] soldiers were directly killed.

With this battle, Yang Su made the countries in the Western Regions terrified, even reaching the level of crying children.

But in order for their own country to survive, the countries in the Western Regions had to bite the bullet and continue to fight the Sui army.

There are many wise men among the countries in the Western Regions. They knew that with their own strength, they might not be able to defeat the Sui Army, so they asked Ji Xiaolan for help, hoping that Daqin could be their leader and send troops to help the Western Regions repel the Sui Army.

　Watching the Tokyo Olympics was full of anger, so the author decided to speed up the pace, abbreviate some plots such as the Western Regions, and speed up the entry into the part of recruiting Japanese.

　　
　
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