The love of Daqin

Chapter 104;
In the windy and sunny weather, there were sudden showers, lightning and thunder.

The next day, when the winner was going to court.

There was an urgent report from the front, and after Ying Si heard it, his face instantly turned pale.

He was so shocked that he was listed as a minister, and he couldn't help asking worriedly; "Your Majesty, why are you so panic?"

Zhang Yi pretended to be calm and waited for Ying Si to speak.

Ying Ji's face was heavy, as if he knew what was going on.

For so many years, even if the enemy army was approaching the Hangu Pass, he did not see the King of Qin, and he panicked.

Ying Si got up from the dragon chair, walked slowly, went down the steps, and walked outside the hall.

He looked up and looked at the sky, still overcast.

A natural phenomenon, even the gods are angry.

Ying Si said sadly; "General Jian Ping, unfortunately passed away yesterday afternoon while defending Yiqu."

After Ying Si finished speaking, the anger in the hall dropped to freezing point and became quiet and heavy.

Ying Si sighed; "At the beginning of the widow's succession to the throne, Gan Long rebelled, and General Jian Ping's father was implicated and died in prison. General Jian Ping took the initiative to ask Ying for the atonement, went north to resist the enemy, stationed at the border, and started a war with Yiqu. There have been countless wars, big and small. For more than ten years, General Jian Ping has never returned to Xianyang once, and he has no complaints. It was General Jian Ping who defended the border and defended against the Yi Canal, so that the few people could compete with the six countries in Shandong with peace of mind. The widow thought that in another two years, General Jian Ping would come back, come back to guard Xianyang, and take care of his life in the future. Unexpectedly, General Jian Ping died in the battlefield, and the widow couldn't help General Jian Ping."

At this point, Ying Si's eyes couldn't help but get wet.

Ying Ji said: "General Jian Ping's corpse is brought back to Anzang, Xianyang, and his soul returns to his hometown."

Ying Si said solemnly; "Buried in the widow's tomb."

As soon as this statement came out, he was shocked.To be buried in the imperial mausoleum is the highest honor after death for civil servants and military generals, and General Jian Ping is the first to enjoy such honors.

All ministers and workers are all envious and sigh, the king of Qin treats the ruler and his ministers with a kindness as heavy as a mountain.

Even Zhang Yi couldn't help feeling emotional.

In Ying Si's mind, what came to mind was Jian Ping's voice and smile when he was young.

General Jian Ping, for Da Qin, worked hard and made great achievements, and Ying Si was full of guilt for General Jian Ping.

Ying Si calmed down the sadness in his heart, he moistened his throat and said; "General Jian Ping, died for Da Qin, and the widow decided to break through the Yi Canal to avenge General Jian Ping."

There was an uproar in the hall, and they shouted in unison; "Destroy the Yi Canal and avenge General Jianping."

Taking advantage of the victory of the battle of Qin and Chu, the Shandong countries feared Qin for three points and had no war with Qin.

Ying Si mobilized [-] Qin Ruishis to launch a war of annihilation against Yiqu.

Yiqu was next to Qin, like a cancer. Every time Qin and Shandong were at war, they would come out to harass Qin.

At the beginning, he also colluded with Wei State and Ganlong old gentry, and wanted to share a piece of Qin State.

Since Yiqu is a nomadic people, there has been no fixed place for many years, but when the Qin state was reformed, it gradually became bigger and gradually became a king city, imitating the Central Plains.

He repeatedly invaded and provoked Qin State unscrupulously, and even killed General Jian Ping.

Ying Si was overcome with pain, and Qin fell under the command of the army, annihilated ten Yiqu King City in one breath, and broke through the entire northern grassland.

Yiqu was beaten to pieces, but no family was destroyed.Their nomadic nature, again, came into play.

Many Yiqu people live in various countries to hide, and some even come to Xianyang City, including the leader of Yiqu.

(End of this chapter)