Zhenguan Crown Prince Li Chengqian

Chapter 576 Don't Tell Me After He's Gone!

Using morality to measure right and wrong in war like Confucianism, this kind of view is purely farting. In this world, the victor is not responsible, and he is also entitled to put forward arbitrary conditions.The former emperor's papers said that the Confucian scholars in the court actually thought that being a minister was enough, and whether accompanying or not compensating was secondary.

Is this so nonsense?For the victory of this self-defense counterattack, Tang Jun paid a tragic price of tens of thousands of battle losses. It was not their children who dared to die, and the soldiers were not brought out by them. No one loves them, right?Just how many orphans and widows have been caused by this battle, how many families have become extinct, and if the soldiers are not given an explanation, how will this soldier be led in the future, who the hell can still serve the court wholeheartedly.

The emperor's edict made it very clear that as long as the price satisfies him, he will know nothing and see nothing, and Li Chengqian can decide what happens, whether it is Jiangyuan or Chang'an.The emperor also made a very vivid metaphor for this kind of practice of being cheap and being good-looking, that is, the son got married and started a business, and he didn't need to say hello to his father when he bought some furniture in the East Palace.

Don't say that, even if the emperor didn't say it, Li Chengqian would not let go of this opportunity to knock Songtsan Gampo for nothing, let alone rewards for meritorious soldiers, subsidies for the disabled and killed in battle, that is free of charge , If I don’t make up for it myself, I will spend too much money later, why don’t those old men hang themselves collectively!
Lu Dongzan has no choice. If he can, he would rather put his wife and children to Li Chengqian. Datang is not a big deal. The treasury of Tubo, including the royal family's inner palace, can run away from mice. I know how many years it will take to restore the national strength and military strength before the war.

At the same time, Datang also rejected Lu Dongzan's request to redeem the captives. How can you make a victory without taking some prisoners back after a war?Wait for them to spend ten or eight years of labor reform in the Tang Dynasty and learn how to respect the heavenly dynasty. Let's pick them up later!
After receiving the letter of credence and compensation from Tubo, Li Chengqian placed Jiangyuan, Shilong, Chayi, Geying, Amu, and Waqie under the rule of Songzhou, and Niu Jinda was the governor of Songzhou to control Songzhou's territory and The military and political affairs of the new station.Then he got Du He a fifth rank to join the army, full-time to build the city in the newly occupied land. Now that it is in the hands of Datang, there is no reason to do it with the rest of the people. .
After closing the tail, Li Chengqian ordered the army to set up camp, and the ministries began to return to the court according to the predetermined order, coordinating the local yamen, military government, and cumbersome transfers, led by Li Daozong, assisted by Su Dingfang and Su Shichang.

And he himself stayed in Songzhou with a group of cronies and the beast camp. It stands to reason that the commander of the army should not leave the army lightly, but Li Chengqian still has errands to say, and the more important thing is that the man is dying. If Li Chengqian didn't take a look at him, his conscience would be too much for him.

Songzhou-Wounded Soldiers Camp, all the wounded soldiers in Jiangyuan Province were sent here. This wounded soldier camp is very different from the previous ones. The Jiangyuan Army not only stocked up a large amount of medicine for trauma treatment, but also classified them into different categories. Placed in a different area for treatment.

Seeing the wounded barracks operating in an orderly manner under the auspices of the doctors, Li Chengqian felt a lot better.In order for the soldiers to get the best treatment, the death rate can be minimized.Before the start of the war, he sent most of the military doctors here, and even recruited all the doctors in the nearby state capitals. It is not easy to maintain this with the current medical conditions.

After listening to the report from the captain of the wounded barracks, Li Chengqian took Li Hui and turned around to a tent in the east. As soon as he entered the tent, a sour smell rushed straight to his forehead. The wounded change the dressing.

I just heard the weak person lying on the bed say: "Don't be too busy, my time has come. If you have time, go and see other brothers! It's a waste to spend too much medicine on me."

"General Han, don't worry, it's not that serious, and His Royal Highness also said that we will try our best to treat you!" After the doctor treated the wound, he smiled and comforted him. He also knew that the general surnamed Han couldn't do it. Well, what else can I do if I don’t say that!

The one lying here was the son of Han Wei, the governor of Songzhou who died earlier, and the newly promoted guerrilla general Han Zaidao. After rejecting Li Chengqian's kindness, this kid returned to the front line with three thousand cavalry.During the battle of Tashiqu, Deng was the first to fall into the battle, and he was still dead after being severely injured. Finally, he was knocked unconscious by the guards before being sent back.

After waving away the saluting military doctor, Li Chengqian stopped Han Zaidao who was struggling on the bed, sat down beside the bed, and said lightly: "General Han, our army has won a complete victory. Tubo proclaimed its vassals, paid tribute, and ceded land. By the end of the Jiangyuan War, our army had wiped out a total of 18 enemies. After World War I, Tubo no longer had the ability to invade the Central Plains.

Yesterday, Gu had ordered to screen out the soldiers who participated in the attack on Asong City among the captives, and build a landscape with all their heads in Asong City to comfort the spirit of Governor Han. "

Hearing Li Chengqian's words, tears flowed from Han Zaidao's eyes, and Li Chengqian grasped the hand he raised with difficulty, and he said with a trembling mouth: "Your Majesty, Your Highness, your kindness to the father and son of the last general will never be overwhelmed in this life." If you can't, come on, at the end of the next life, I will definitely form a grass ring to protect His Highness's grace of knowing you!"

Glancing at his rotting body, Li Chengqian let out a long sigh: "Father and son have guarded the frontier for my Li family for more than ten years. They have worked so hard and are so loyal. They are the ones who lost all the generals in this Western Expedition. Zhonggu is the one who regrets the most.

Gu has already played to the imperial court to pursue posthumous posthumous posthumous posthumous titles after the virtuous father and son, and all the women, children, old and young in the family are also supported by the imperial court to comfort the loyalty of Qing father and son.General Han, if you have any other wishes, you can tell me what you want, there is nothing wrong with it! "

Hehehekeke, a contented smile appeared on Han Zaidao's pale face, and he said in a low voice: "His Royal Highness, it is my father and son's lifelong wish to be loyal to the king, to protect the family and protect the country, and to get so many benefits from the court. The final general is satisfied. But there is still one thing to trouble Your Highness, after I leave, please bury me outside Songzhou City, I will watch here forever for Datang and my father."

What Han Zaidao said made Li Chengqian feel bad. The father and son died together in a war. There is nothing more tragic than this in the world. How could he not be satisfied with his last request? His heart should be at ease here.

After leaving the tent, Li Chengqian said to Li Hui beside him: Don't tell me when he's gone.After hearing the prince's order, Li Hui, who was also red-eyed, was speechless and could only nod his head humbly. .
(End of this chapter)