Prosperous Tang Blood Blade

Chapter 165 Treatment of the Great Person ([-]rd)
An angry look flashed across Chen Ying's eyes, and his eyes almost burst into flames.The newly appointed Li Daozong was assassinated in Gaoping, and after passing Gaoping, it was in Lingzhou. Chen Ying needs to be responsible for Li Daozong's safety.However, something happened to Li Daozong in Gaoping. I'm afraid Li Yuan's first reaction was his own mess.

Once Li Daozong died, Li Yuan's anger would definitely be vented towards Chen Ying, and it would be easy for him to be dismissed from office.Chen Ying will definitely not be someone who is waiting to die, but in this era, he does not want to oppose Tang, and now opposing Tang is just to benefit the Turks.Chen Ying is not like the people of this era. The traditional thought that the king let the minister die, and the minister has to die, has no binding force on Chen Ying.

Chen Yingsi thought about it, but it was definitely not right for Li Yuan to think too much.Even if he enters Chang'an alone, Li Yuan cannot be labeled as a rebel.

Thinking of this, Chen responded to Yang Ze and said, "Immediately, Chen Huairen prepares surgical instruments and medicinal materials, and goes to Gaoping with the chief!"

Gaoping is not far from Lingzhou, nor is it close.Under normal circumstances, it would take two to three days for the cavalry to arrive.

Just like the war horses under Chen Ying's command, the ancient Hequ horses are basically the main ones.With the physical fitness of Hequ horses, if they ran 150 kilometers a day for three consecutive days, more than half of the horses in an army would be useless.If Chen Ying wanted to reach Gaoping in one day, he would have to risk at least three to five hundred war horses.

This price was too heavy, and Chen Ying couldn't afford it.Chen Ying knew that when some Mongolian troops marched westward, they advanced at a speed of between 150 kilometers and [-] kilometers every day, including the time of fighting.

Especially in September 1219, when Genghis Khan's two generals, Subutai and Jebe, attacked Hualazi Mo State, they failed to break through because of the strong fortifications in the city.Jebe led his army back five hundred li and rested his troops.When the enemy detectives learned that Genghis Khan's army had retreated five hundred miles away, the guards in the city relaxed their minds and relaxed their vigilance.After the Mongolian army rested for a few days, one night Jebe suddenly ordered to lead an army to attack the city of Yucheng.The army traveled five hundred miles at night and arrived at the city in the early morning of the next day to carry out a surprise attack.Because the city was unprepared, Genghis Khan's army easily broke through the city and won a complete victory.

Marching five hundred miles overnight, even if the car does not go at high speed, it is not a small burden for the driver.However, Mongolia did it 800 years ago.

This has puzzled future generations, because whether it is traveling five hundred miles at night, advancing for three consecutive months, or marching an average of more than 150 kilometers a day, cavalry do not have it.In ancient China, Fenghuo Special Rider could travel 25 miles a day, but this speed was built on the basis of a complete post station system, and it was completed by pulling force. The ancient post stations were separated by [-] to [-] miles, which happened to be a war horse. It was completed at the speed of charging while recharging energy.It takes about a quarter of an hour between each post station. If the knight's physical fitness is good enough, it is not a problem to travel a hundred miles in an hour.But how did the Mongolian army achieve such a terrifying speed?

Thanks to a program in later generations called Baijia Forum, a group of experts were studying the issue of Mongolian marching speed, and finally they were able to research it, that is, the Mongolian cavalry did not use galloping horses, but walking horses.

Although there is only one word difference between galloping horse and walking horse, the effect of marching is very different.If a friend watches a video of a horse race, but it is slowed down, when the horse races are charging, there will always be a moment when the horse vacates all four hooves, so that the physical energy of the horse during the gallop is very high.In short-distance horse racing, the sprint distance of a thousand kilometers is usually about 1 minute, but this is only the instantaneous speed of the horse, just like a person running a [-]-meter race, but for a long-distance gallop, a war horse must not be able to achieve such a speed.Walking horses is to use horses like people when they are running. At any time, one of the four legs of the horse will always be on the ground, and when the horse is walking fast, it can save a lot of energy.

Chen Ying does not have Mongolian horses, and the endurance of Hequ horses is far inferior to that of Mongolian horses.In a challenge project in later generations, the Mongolian iron chama marched continuously for three hours at a speed of [-] kilometers per hour without rest.That is to say, in the case of walking horses, the limit of Mongolian horses is ten hours and six hundred miles.

However, Chen Ying had no choice. He had to rush to Gaoping as soon as possible and let Chen Chunren operate on Li Daozong, otherwise Li Daozong's life would definitely be lost.

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In Gaoping City (now in Guyuan County, Ningxia), Fu Jian established Pingliang County here in the second year of Emperor Yongxing of the former Qin Dynasty (358 A.D.), which meant to pacify Liangguo.In the first year of Wude, Tang acquired Pingliang County and changed Pingliang County to Yuanzhou, under the jurisdiction of Gaoping, Kaicheng and Changcheng counties.

In the Gaoping County Yamen, Li Daozong, the 17-year-old Tang clan, Qianniu Beishen, Duke of Lueyang County, and Lingzhou General Manager's Mansion Li Daozong was lying in the back of the Yamen, his face was like gold paper, and his breath was like gossamer.

Gaoping County Magistrate Zhang Shaoting was so anxious that he tore off his beard. Although Li Daozong's assassination was not directly related to him as the Gaoping County Magistrate, he had to bear the crime of unrest and oversight. Although it would not ruin his future, it did. There must be no promotion within three to five years.

Unlike other young and vigorous officials, Zhang Shaoting was born in the Zhang family in Tianshui, and he was a branch of the Shu family. Since the 12th year of Kaihuang (AD 592), he has served as the household secretary office in Gaoping County, and finally survived five times. The county magistrate has now stepped from the position of the book office to the current official position of Zhengqipin county magistrate step by step.

He has just held the position of county magistrate for less than a month. Last autumn, Xue Junyan, the county magistrate of Gaoping, died, and began to deteriorate in winter. He died in early February of the second year of Wude, and died in office.Only then did Zhang Shaoting break the rules and raise Gaoping county magistrate, and now this kind of thing is happening in the territory.Zhang Shaoting even wanted to die.

Now that he is almost seventy years old, he is satisfied to be able to retire safely from the position of magistrate of Gaoxian county. In the future, his soul will return to his hometown and engrave on the tombstone "the epitaph of Zhanggong Shaoting, Tianshui, the former Gaoping county magistrate of the Tang Dynasty". But who would have thought that such a big leak would appear at this critical moment.

At this moment, Zhang Shaoting was like ants on a hot pot, spinning around in circles.At this moment, Zhang Qianshan, a well-known doctor in Gaoping County, known as "Sai Huatuo", came out of the room.

Zhang Shaoting hurried up to meet him and said anxiously: "Mr. Zhang, how is Duke Lueyang?"

Zhang Qianshan shook his head and said with a mournful face: "The condition of the Duke is very bad. Although the arrow does not penetrate deep into the flesh, it is too close to the lung lobe. Once the arrow is pulled out, a little carelessness..."

In fact, although Li Daozong's arrow wound was in his heart, it was not because it was too close to the lung, but because Zhang Qianshan was afraid of taking responsibility.Unlike those hospitals in the later generations, in this era, it is a good job to be a health care doctor for the royal family, but such a life-saving job is really not a human job.

Naturally, everyone is happy if they are saved, but if the situation is disturbed, they will definitely lose their heads.It is no secret that emperors in Chinese history lived short lives.The orthodox view has always been that the emperor's "72 concubines of the Sixth Palace of the Three Palaces" lived too corruptly and generally suffered from poor health. In fact, this is not the case at all.The Tai Hospital specializes in treating the emperor's concubines, but they dare not use medicine.

Traditional Chinese medicine is three-point poisonous, who can guarantee that there will be no problems with the prescription?Therefore, in the process of treatment, these imperial physicians always prescribe some stable medicines, not to mention whether they can cure the disease, anyway, there is absolutely no trace of toxicity, and it is guaranteed that they will not kill people.Therefore, if you are generally sick, you can let the doctor let go of the rescue, but if the emperor is generally sick, you can only look forward to God's blessing.

If it wasn't for Li Daozong's status, Zhang Qianshan would dare to rule.But the key point of Li Daozong is that he is not an ordinary person. Although Li Daozong is just a clan prince, a 17-year-old little prince, he is nothing in Chang'an City, but he is a very big man in Gaoping County.

Zhang Qianshan didn't want to risk his life to treat Li Daozong's injuries.

Zhang Shaoting didn't know about this situation, he was just in a hurry and there was nothing he could do.

Li Daozong is a big man in the royal family, but because of his status, he couldn't get timely medical treatment.

(End of this chapter)