Reborn in the late Northern Wei Dynasty

Chapter 295
In the original time and space, after Yifu's death, Empress Yu Jiulu died of dystocia in the same year, at the age of fifteen.

There are often rumors that it was Yuan Baoju who did it secretly to avenge his wife.

If he, a puppet, really had this ability and spirit, why would he issue an edict to kill his wife.

The real person in charge, Yu Wentai, is even less likely to care about a woman's life and death. He has no affair with Yi Fushi, so how could he act at the risk of breaking with Rouran.

But the authenticity is difficult to trace, even if you really have the intention, one moment at another, with the current situation of the Western Wei Dynasty, Queen Yifu's revenge will never be avenged again.

In the three-party alliance, Rouran's contribution was not as good as Nanliang's, but in the end it involved the Gao family's Hebei troops. If it really annoyed the opponent and turned to join forces with the Eastern Wei Dynasty, it would be a different situation.

Mobei, Rouran Royal Court.

However, Anahu really wanted to make friends with Gao Shi.

15 years ago, taking advantage of the uprising in the six towns, Anahu plundered the northern border and made Rouran rejuvenate, but the Mobei Grassland is not the only one in Rouran.

In the 11th year of Emperor Xiaowen's Taihe (487), that is, 53 years ago, Afu Zhiluo, the leader of the Fuluo tribe of the Gaoche tribe who surrendered to Rouran, moved westward with more than [-] people, and established himself as the king of Gaoche.

Since the founding of the Gaoche state, it has gradually moved eastward, with repeated defeats. Until the uprising of the six towns, the Gaoche state was established to the Selenge River, Orhun River, and Tula River in the northeast, to the Altai Mountains in the north, and to the West in the west. It is connected to Yueban in the northwest of Wusun, and a huge sphere of influence bordering the Northern Wei Dynasty in the east.

This is also the reason why the Northern Wei Dynasty supported Anahu regardless of cost.

The Northern Wei Dynasty and Rouran can be called a century-old feud, and Rouran and Gaoche are also a pile of bad debts.

It's not that Gao Cheng hasn't thought about getting in touch with Gao Che these years, but since Gao Che defeated Rouran Khan Yu Jiulu Brahman 16 years ago, he has flourished and declined, and his interior has become rotten.

And because the road was cut off, there was never any movement.

Gao Cheng knew from his own memory that Gao Che should not be of much use, and Anahu, who was also in the grassland, was not completely ignorant.

After 15 years of rejuvenating and recharging her energy, and the decline of Gaoche, Anaru is already planning a war against Gaoche.

At this time, he didn't care about interfering in the war in the Central Plains.

Anahu is not only worried about his old enemy Gaoche, but the Turkic people who have been making iron for Rouran in Jinshan (Altai Mountain) for more than a hundred years are restless.

The Turkic Ashina clan originally had only a few hundred households. Since it moved to the southern foot of Jinshan Mountain, successive leaders have been recruiting the surrounding Tiele tribe.

Until Ashina Tumen succeeded the tribal leader, the Turkic tribe had a population of tens of thousands. Under his diligent rule, the tribe also had a sign of prosperity.

Anahu didn't know the ambitions of Gao's father and son. For him, the biggest enemy came from the grassland.

The memory of being supported by the Northern Wei Dynasty told him that even the Northern Wei Dynasty established by the Xianbei people had no intention of occupying Mobei, let alone the Gao family who claimed to be Han.

Coinciding with the decline of Gaoche and the rise of the Turks, Anahu is unwilling to interfere in the war in the Central Plains. In the future, the Gao clan will be unified, and it is really impossible to defeat it. It is a place where the real dead have no burial.

Now that he has made up his mind to avenge Gaoche and beat Turks, it is only natural that Anahu seeks to befriend Gao.

In the past, the Eastern and Western Weis jointly sent envoys to form an alliance. Yu Jin asked to kill the Eastern Wei envoys, but Anahu refused. He specially ordered people to escort the envoys back to the border of the Eastern Wei.

After all, the Western Wei Dynasty is now poor, too busy to take care of itself, and unable to interfere with Mobei, but the Eastern Wei Dynasty is strong, and it is possible to add obstacles to him.

Of course, Anahu will not cut off contact with the Western Wei Dynasty because of this, he is like a scumbag, hugging Gao Cheng and Yu Wentai from left to right:

'I'll sleep with her, but marry you. '

Anahu's younger brother, Tutujia, was sent as an envoy in early November of the eighth year of Taichang (539) under such circumstances, and wanted to propose marriage to the Eastern Wei Dynasty.

Gao Huan, who was in Jinyang, was surprised to learn that Rouran's envoy was visiting and was waiting for news at the border.

Ever since Rouran chose to form an alliance with the Western Wei Dynasty, the two sides have had no contact with each other. Now that the envoy came suddenly, Gao Huan still sent someone to meet him at the border without knowing what it meant.

When Tu Tujia came to Jinyang, it was already the third day of the first lunar month in the ninth year of Taichang (540).

Gao Huan summoned Rouran to envoy that day.

Jinyang, Bohai Palace.

Tutujia was ushered into the main hall without saluting. He just kept looking at Gao Huan and thought to himself:
'I often heard that He Liuhun was a hero in Mobei, but I never thought that he was a sick old man. I thought he was just relying on his son. '

Since Tu Tujia entered the border of the Eastern Wei Dynasty, he has paid more attention to various news. Gao Cheng's reputation can be described as thunderous. Now that he has seen Gao Huan with his own eyes, this idea is even more firm.

Gao Huan was not annoyed when he saw that Tutujia was rude. It was strange that Rouran people didn't know etiquette. He spoke first and asked in Xianbei language:

"I don't know how the leader Khan (Anahu) is doing well recently?"

Because Rouran was once a vassal of Xianbei, and because Xianbei went south to the Central Plains, they rose in Mobei, so they also use Xianbei language, but it is called Rouran Xianbei language, which can be regarded as the Tuoba Xianbei language spoken by Gao Huan. These are two dialects of Xianbei language.

Although there is a slight discrepancy, it does not hinder communication, but in order to prevent mistakes and omissions, translators on both sides are present to translate.

After listening to what the translator said, Tu Tujia said something, Gao Huan understood what he meant, but still patiently listened to the translator's translation:

"King Laogao is concerned, Khan is in good health."

The words used are much more elegant than what bald tujia said.

Gao Huan didn't exchange too many pleasantries, and directly asked about his purpose:

"Rou Ransu and Xi Ni are on good terms, why are you here today?"

After listening to the translator's translation of Tutujia's words, I learned that Anahu asked the Eastern Wei Dynasty to send the princess to the north to marry.

Gao Huan immediately agreed, Yuan Shan saw that he had no daughters, so he would find a woman of the right age from the clan, if he could improve the relationship with Rouran, let alone a princess, he would not frown if he wholesaled ten or hundreds of them.

We negotiated some details with Tu Tujia, and just when Gao Huan thought the matter was finalized, Tu Tujia hesitated to speak.

Gao Huan asked why, and Tutujia finally explained.

It turns out that Anahu has another daughter, who is only ten years old, and hopes to marry Gao as his first wife.

In this regard, Gao Huan evaded and said:

"I'm old and frail, I'm afraid I won't be blessed to bear it, what does your envoy think of my son Gao Cheng?"

Tutujia didn't object, and agreed without hesitation.

In history, Gao Huan wanted to marry Princess Zhuzhu for Gao Cheng, but Gao Cheng was despised by Anahu and insisted on marrying his daughter to Gao Huan.

Under the pressure of Rouran, Lou Zhaojun gave up the position of concubine, and Gao Huan married Princess Zhuzhu as his first wife.

Because of Rouran's tradition of succession from father to son, Gao Huan excused his illness and refused to get close to Princess Zhuzhu, but was scolded at the door by Tu Tujia, who was sending the marriage at that time.

Gao Huan had to have someone carry him to Princess Zhuzhu's house.

After Gao Huan died, Gao Cheng continued to marry Princess Zhuzhu, who also gave birth to a daughter for him.

Now seeing Gao Huan's dying appearance and Gao Cheng's prestigious reputation, at least in this life, Gao Huan no longer has to endure this humiliation.

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