Great Warriors of Sui and Tang Dynasties

Chapter 1371
The heavenly soldiers descended, and the elite guards under the emperor's command were dispatched, sweeping across the mountainous country in the upper reaches of the Xindu River between the Kunlun Mountains, Congling Mountains, and Daxue Mountains (Himalayas) in an instant.

Those indigenous rebels were the nobles in the Bolu Kingdom who opposed King Bolu's submission to the Great Qin, but in the face of absolute strength, these people were swept away like praying mantises blocking a car.

No matter how strong and dangerous the mountain city is guarded, it is vulnerable to the magic cannon.

Originally, the Qin army stationed a regiment of [-] troops in the Bolu Kingdom, which was unable to deal with these rebels, but when the emperor led the patrol army, they were like chickens and dogs.

Daqin broke through more than ten cities, and the rest of Bolu cities fell.

After killing thousands of rebellious nobles and officers, the emperor demoted more than 3 Bolu people into slaves, and then decreed to officially change the Bolu Kingdom to Daqin Zhengjun, which was established as Bolu County, which belonged to Anxi Road of the imperial court.

After one year in Bolu Kingdom, the emperor led his army across the Kunlun Mountains to the plateau Xiangxiong.

Xiangxiong King Li Mixia was awed by the emperor's destruction of Bolu, and led the noble officials of Xiangxiong Kingdom to greet him. Originally, Xiangxiong also refrained from some small actions on the silk road that the imperial court passed by, and took the initiative to help the imperial court build more beacon piers and post stations along the Silk Road. , Junbao, Tunzhuang.

Xiangxiong invaded and occupied the territory of Tubo, and he spit out all of them, and his troops withdrew.

The emperor drove eastward and entered Tubo.

The civil strife in Tubo is still going on.

After the emperor's arrival, the two major forces of Tubo went on strike together to greet the emperor.

Both sides wanted the support of the emperor.

Luo Chengbing entered the logic.

The major forces in Tubo came to meet the emperor together, and after more than a month of disputes and complaints, the emperor came up with a plan to mediate the two parties.

There were originally five such figures in Tubo, and Sun Boru, established after the annexation of Supi, has now returned to independence and is a vassal of the Great Qin Dynasty. Therefore, Sun Boru continues to be a vassal of Qin and no longer has anything to do with Tubo.

The remaining Siru belong to U-Tsang, that is, the front Tibet and the back Tibet, and there are Wuru and Yueru around them, which are the Wei areas.

In Tibet, there are two such as Yeru and Rula.

Now the Tubo royal family, headed by the emperor's brother-in-law Qizong Nong Zanpu, is occupying the Wei area, while the forces headed by the rebel nobles are occupying the Tibetan area.

Relatively speaking, the Weidi rebel nobles are stronger and occupy a lot of Zanpu Tibetan territory.

Now Luo Cheng has come up with a solution to divide Wei Zang.

Qi Zongnong continued to be his Zanpu, but its territory was Weidi Erru, and the Weidi territory occupied by Tibetan nobles had to be returned to Qi Zongnong.

Correspondingly, Qi Zong Nong agreed to the Tibetan nobles to break away from Tubo and establish a country.

Weidi was no longer called Tubo Kingdom, but was renamed Wusi Kingdom, which originally meant Weidi.And the nobles of Tibetan land built a new country, and the emperor gave it the name Houzang.

Both Wusi and Houzang were vassals of the Great Qin Dynasty, and the emperor granted the monarchs of Wusi and Houzang as marquises.

Qi Zong Nong was very dissatisfied with the emperor's plan, especially Qi Zong Nong's uncle and uncle. Qi Zong Nong was still young, and the Tubo affairs were presided over by these two people. They refused to accept the emperor's proposal.

As a result, within two days, these two important Tubo ministers were killed one after another, or were assassinated by their own servants, or were killed while worshiping Buddha in the Bon Temple.

As soon as they died, the Tubo court suddenly panicked. Although the young Qi Zongnong was very mature, he lost the assistance of two capable ministers and did not know how to deal with it.

In the end, the majority of noble ministers in the Tubo court advocated accepting the emperor's proposal.

After all, anyone who is a little bit smarter can understand that the death of these two ministers was obviously caused by someone sent by Qin Tianzi, and the emperor still has an army of tens of thousands by his side.

If he doesn't agree, maybe Qi Zongnong will die inexplicably.

But at this time, the emperor was no longer as talkative as before.

The emperor changed his proposal slightly.

The two sides of Weidi are like twenty Dais, among which Luoxie will be set up as Zhengjun directly under the jurisdiction of the imperial court. Luoxie County will be managed by officials sent by the imperial court to garrison troops and emigrate to farmland.The reason is that in order to help Wusi stabilize the situation, the two places of U-Tibet are isolated at the same time, so as to prevent the two places from fighting each other in the future.

In addition, Medog, Bomi and other places to the east of Weidi will also be assigned to the court's jurisdiction.

And the northern Qiangs who were originally dependent on Tubo will no longer be under the control of Wu Si, and will all be subordinates of the Great Qin Dynasty.

As a result, Tubo was seriously injured. Not only did two pillar ministers die, but the core Luoxi River Valley and many places to the east were also taken away.

After that, the Tibetan nobles kept silent.

Because the emperor allowed them to break away from Tubo, build their own country, and helped them take back the occupied territory from Xiangxiong.

In the end, under the auspices of the emperor, Qi Zongnong and the Tibetan nobles reached a covenant of separation.

The emperor appointed Qiongbo Bangse, an aristocrat of Houzang, as the Marquis of Houzang, and concurrently served as the envoy of the Taoist army of Houzang, the commander of the left governor of Houzang, and the prefect of Yeru County.

Qi Zong was granted the title of Marquis of Wusi, and concurrently served as the Jiedu envoy of Wusi Dao, the commander of Wusi Zuo Dudu, and the prefect of Yoru County.

Between the two vassals, the imperial court occupied the Lhasa Valley, established Luoxie County, and garrisoned troops.In addition, Medog and other places to the east of Youru were newly established as Nyingchi County, and both Nyingchi County and Luoxie County were official counties directly under the jurisdiction of the imperial court.

The Tubo Kingdom, which had risen strongly on the plateau, was divided and strangled in the cradle.After hearing the news, King Nivala in the south of the snow-capped mountains hurried to pay homage to the Son of Heaven.

Take the initiative to request that it be attached as a vassal of Daqin.

So the imperial court conferred the title of King Nipo Luo as the Jiedu Envoy of the Ni Po Luo Road, the Commanding Envoy of the Zuo Dudu, and the Prefect of Ni Po County.

After disposing of the separation of Wei Zang, the emperor's car finally drove east again, and entered the Xishan County where the road was difficult. After summoning the Xishan Qiangs who were subdued by Su Dingfang, the emperor canonized more than 100 Xishan Qiang heads. Hou Bozi became a baron, and then went east into Jiannan Road.

The emperor drove around Jiannan, then entered Yunnan, then visited central Guizhou, then went east to Hunan Road, crossed Wuling, entered Lingnan Guangxi via Lingqu, and then went straight down the river to Nanhai County, Guangdong, where the emperor and Li Jing received Lingnan slang officials During the pilgrimage, he inspected the prosperity of the Nanhai Commercial Port and met many Hu merchants in the port.

Then the emperor turned back north again, entered Jiangxi through Meiling, and then went down the Ganjiang River until he reached the Yangtze River.

Down the Yangtze River, to Guangling County, into the North-South Grand Canal, from the canal north to the Central Plains, and finally returned to Luoyang City.

In five years, the emperor used his footsteps to draw a huge circle on his own mountains and rivers. The journey was tens of thousands of miles away. He traveled long distances and experienced all kinds of ice, snow and wind. The emperor did not enjoy the slightest extravagance, just like a border guard Like the famous general, he rode a horse to complete the tens of thousands of miles, and he did what all emperors in the past and present have never done.

When he returned to the Central Plains and rode into Luoyang City again, the emperor in his 30s was full of vicissitudes and became more mature.

(End of this chapter)