Three Kingdoms: Jiuyuan Tiger

Chapter 491 Carve up Xuzhou, the situation of the world
At the same time, Tao Qian, who returned to aid Xiapi, was ambushed by some soldiers and horses. Tao Qian was shot by several arrows and died.

According to the recollection of Tao Qian's soldiers, the man who shot Tao Qian had a bronze mask on his face, so he couldn't tell what he looked like.

Some of the [-] soldiers under his command returned to Xiapi City to find their family members, and then joined Li Jing, and received news under Li Jing's command.

There were also soldiers who served Yuan Shu or Cao Cao, and the rest were missing, either wandering in the mountains and forests, or falling into the grass as bandits.

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Two flowers bloomed, each representing a branch, and the Xiliang army, which had been tossing all night, had no plans to attack the city at all, because everyone was busy catching up on sleep.

Not to mention these ordinary soldiers, even Cao Ning, the chief general, had dark circles under his eyes and was listless.

A few days later, Cao Ning learned the news that Cao Cao led his army back to aid.

Seeing things could not be done, Cao Ning had to pull out his camp and withdraw his troops, but returned without success.

So far, the battle for Xuzhou has come to an end.

The six counties of Xuzhou were divided up by various princes, and the biggest winner must be Li Jing, or Lu Bu.

Among the six counties in Xuzhou, Li Jing monopolized three counties, namely Xiapi, Donghai, and Guangling;

Yuan Shu occupied Pengcheng State;

Cao Cao occupied Langya and Dongguan.

In the following time, Li Jing was busy dealing with related matters after the war.

Reorganizing the soldiers, posting the list to calm the people, etc., are all Li Jing needs to do.

Fortunately, doing these things is the specialty of Chen Gui and his son. Without Li Jing's instructions, the two of them offered their courtesy to help Li Jing deal with these trivial matters. Li Jing smiled and expressed his gratitude to Chen Gui and his son.

A total of [-] soldiers descended from Xiapi, including [-] Danyang soldiers, [-] cavalry, and [-] members of the Chen family.

After removing the old, weak, sick and disabled, Li Jing dispersed [-] soldiers into various ministries.

After the reorganization, the number of soldiers and horses under Li Jing's command has reached [-], including [-] Danyang soldiers, [-] Bingzhou wolf cavalry, and [-] Xuzhou cavalry.

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As for Liu Bei who left Xuzhou, he rushed to Jingzhou starry night.

After arriving in Jingzhou, Liu Biao warmly hosted a banquet for Liu Bei, and happily chatted with Liu Bei about family affairs.

After the banquet, Liu Biao temporarily lent Xinye to Liu Bei, and allocated a lot of food, grass and equipment to Liu Bei.

Then Liu Bei stationed troops in Xinye. Liu Bei had six thousand soldiers and horses, including three thousand cavalry and three thousand infantry.

In fact, the Xinye that Liu Biao arranged for Liu Bei was not a good place, because although Nanyang was ruled by Liu Biao in name, Liu Biao never really ruled Nanyang.

Nanyang is extremely prosperous, and the actual ruler can be said to be Yuan Shu, or it can be said to be various aristocratic families in Nanyang.

This is not the situation when Yuan Shu left Nanyang later. Now, Liu Bei has to learn how to survive in the cracks.

Not to mention lending Nanyang to Liu Bei, even if he gave it to Liu Bei, Liu Biao would not feel bad. Anyway, Nanyang under his jurisdiction is just a handful of small cities.

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In today's world, there is almost no land without owner.

Lü Bu dominates the four prefectures of Qing, You, Hebei, and Bing, half of Xuzhou and the two counties of Huainan and Danyang in Yangzhou are also under the rule of Lv Bu;
Cao Cao occupied Yanzhou, and occupied Langya and Dongguan in Xuzhou;

Dong Zhuo occupied the land of Sili and most of Liangzhou;

Ma Teng and Han Sui, brothers and sisters in distress, suffered terribly under Dong Zhuo's oppression, and lost territory and soldiers one after another.

Ma Teng settled in Wuwei, while Han Sui occupied Jincheng. The two became horns of each other, and jointly resisted Dong Zhuo's soldiers;
Liu Yan occupies the land of abundance, and the entire Shu land is under Liu Yan's rule;
Liu Biao occupied the entire territory of Jingzhou except Nanyang;
As for Yuan Shu, this guy's territory is quite complicated, apart from Lu Bu, Yuan Shu's territory span is the largest.

Yuan Shu's territories spread all over the three prefectures. The whole territory of Yuzhou, Nanyang of Jingzhou, Pengcheng of Xuzhou, and Lujiang of Yangzhou were all under Yuan Shu's rule;
Sun Jian occupied the whole territory of Yangzhou except Huainan, Danyang and Lujiang;

As for the remote Jiaozhou, it was ruled by Shi Xie, who was the prefect of Lingnan.

Although he was called the prefect of Lingnan, Shi Xie did the work of the governor of Jiaozhou, and the whole Jiaozhou was Shi Xie's voice.

There is a saying called "the sky is high and the emperor is far away", and this sentence can't be more suitable for Shi Xie.

During the Han Dynasty, Lingnan has always been a "land outside the Hua".

The so-called land outside the civilization refers to the place outside the civilized area, that is, the place without civilization, which is somewhat similar to the modern "three no matter" area.

Although Jiaozhou has a vast territory, it is very backward and poor, and the barbarians in the south often rebel, so it is turbulent.

The governor of Jiaozhou appointed by the imperial court and officials of all counties were often killed by the rebellious barbarians, and later the imperial court simply let them go.

In fact, it's not that the imperial court doesn't want to take care of it, it really can't take care of it, whoever is sent who doesn't want to go, whoever goes and whoever dies, how to deal with it?
Jiaozhou's jurisdiction is not small, including the current Guang D, Guang X, and the central and northern regions of Yue N.

There are seven counties under Jiaozhou, namely Nanhai County, Cangwu County, Yulin County, Hepu County, Jiaozhi County, Jiuzhen County and Rinan County.

The rebellion in Jiaozhou lasted until Shi Xie became the prefect of Jiaozhi. Shi Xie was a generous man, a virtuous corporal, and even in a remote place, he was still famous. .

Shi Xie is a very talented person. In order to cure the chaos in Jiaozhou, he knows that serious illness needs strong medicine.

So Shi Xie decisively let his three younger brothers act as prefects of Hepu, Jiuzhen and Nanhai to quell the turmoil, restore order and develop people's livelihood.

After fighting countless battles and promulgating countless government orders, Jiaozhou gradually settled down.

After Jiaozhou gradually settled down, the princes from all walks of life began to tentatively intervene in Jiaozhou affairs, among which Liu Biao, Cao Cao, and Sun Quan moved the most.

Although Liu Biao, the shepherd of Jingzhou, was known as the "dog guarding the soil", Liu Biao was not as bad as the rumors said. When he was the shepherd of Jingzhou at that time, Liu Biao tried every means to intervene in the affairs of Jiaozhou.

Liu Biao sent two people to Jiaozhou one after another. The person who went there earlier was named Lai Gong, who was appointed by Liu Biao as the governor of Jiaozhou;
Later, Liu Biao sent his subordinate Wu Ju to serve as the prefect of Cangwu, but unfortunately things backfired. Lai Gong and Wu Ju couldn't urinate in the same pot. Fighting and fleeing, he returned to Jingzhou day and night.

At this point, Liu Biao's dream of controlling Jiaozhou has been shattered.

Cao Cao didn't want to watch Liu Biao become bigger after taking the emperor to order the princes, but his soldiers and horses did not reach Jiaozhou, so Cao Cao adopted the strategy of borrowing swords to kill people, and appointed Jiaozhi prefect Shixie as Suinan Zhonglang general and governor Jiaozhi , Jiuzhen, Hepu, Nanhai and other seven military counties.

However, the Central Plains is too far away from Lingnan, and Cao Cao's control over Jiaozhou is very limited after all.

The Sun family in Jiangdong has been working hard to capture Jiaozhou, but it was not until after the Battle of Chibi that Sun Quan was able to free up his hands to concentrate on taking action on Jiaozhou.

Before the Battle of Chibi, Sun Quan was too busy to take care of himself, let alone study Jiaozhou.

The Battle of Chibi was an important turning point in the history of the Three Kingdoms, and it was also the starting point for Soochow to expand abroad.

The Sun and Liu families joined forces to fight against Cao, and Cao Cao would not be able to cross the Yangtze River for a while, so this short period of peace gave Sun Quan time to launch troops against Jiaozhou.

　The second watch arrives!Asking for a ticket with my old buddies here, the recent tickets and subscriptions are getting less and less, I don’t know what’s wrong.

　　
　
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