On the occasion of rebirth Zhou Sui

Chapter 451 Sending Troops to Suizhou
Yang Guang may not be entirely worried about Yang Zhao's condition, so he delayed sending troops.

He not only killed Yang Yong by coercion, but also exterminated all of Yang Yong's sons a few days ago.

If Yang Yong's ghost is really haunting, how can Yang Guang be let go, after all, there are blood debts between their brothers.

Looking at Yang Zhao on the sickbed, his originally obese body is now thinner, Yang Guang fears that he will end up like this and be haunted by Yang Yong's ghost.

At this time, sending troops to recover Luoyang is already secondary. First, get rid of Yang Yong's ghost.

Cui Che never expected that he was ready to fight in Luoyang, but Yang Guang shelved his plan to send troops because of such a ridiculous reason.

When the news of Daxing came, Cui Che suddenly understood.

Perhaps in the original time and space, because of Li's Dangxing prophecy, Yu Wenshu framed Li Mu's family and killed them all, Yang Guang cried to Yu Wenshu afterwards:
'My country and country were almost overturned, and it was my father-in-law who saved it. '

It may not be a fake, he really believes in the existence of ghosts and gods.

It's just that since he believed in ghosts and gods, he dared to take over his aunt's mother and kill his brother and nephew shortly after his father's death. This is also Schrödinger's superstition.

Yang Guang did not move his troops in Daxing, but Cui Che did not let go of this opportunity. He recruited so many soldiers, and the cost of food and grass was not small, so he couldn't come here in vain.

Cui Che immediately sent people to Yubi City, and ordered Shi Liufang, the governor of China and foreign countries who stayed behind in Yubi, to lead a [-]-step rider to Luoyang to replace him in guarding Luozhou.

Liu Fang didn't dare to delay after receiving the order. He left the deputy general behind, and led the cavalry to cross the river and go down the river.

After Cui Che and Liu Fang met in Luoyang, they immediately handed over Luozhou's military administration to him.

Since Li Jing, the governor of Luozhou, had already gone to Luzhou, Cui Che had been in charge of the military affairs of Luozhou before.

Before leaving, Cui Che told Liu Fang:
"If Yang goes out to Guangdong, Mr. Liu can't fight with him. You should stick to the city and wait for the king to come back to help. You and I will attack from inside and outside, and wipe out the enemy under the city of Luoyang."

Liu Fang responded immediately:
"Your Majesty, please rest assured that Luoyang will not be lost if the minister is here."

Cui Che believed that Liu Fang wasn't talking big. With [-] cavalry and Luozhou government soldiers, it was enough for Liu Fang to persist until he came back to help.

And Cui Che's goal is Suizhou (governing Sui County, now Suizhou, Hubei).

Suizhou is located in the Suizao Corridor of later generations, between two northwest-southeast mountains, the Dahong Mountains on the east side, which is the birthplace of the Huaihe River, and the Tongbai Mountains on the west side, an important passage connecting the Nanyang Basin and the Jianghan Plain. .

During the Western Wei Dynasty, Yang Jian's father Yang Zhong led an army to capture Suizhou, and then captured the east of Han River.

Based on this achievement, after the founding of the state in the Northern Zhou Dynasty, Yang Zhong was granted the title of Sui Guogong.

Therefore, Suizhou can barely be regarded as the land of Longxing in the Sui Dynasty.

Of course, Cui Che wanted to control the Suizao Corridor even more when he plotted against Suizhou.

It can be used as the gateway to the southeast of the Nanyang Basin, and it can also pass through this channel in the future to seize the land of Eastern Han.

As early as when Cui Che sent the letter to Liu Fang, he had already informed Yi and Lu prefectures to recruit civilian husbands and provide logistics.

[-]-step rider followed Cui Che to the south and arrived in Suizhou.

Xi Sui naturally knew the importance of Suizhou, and it was Cui Che's old acquaintance, Changsun Sheng, who was sitting here.

Changsun Sheng was proficient in both civil and military affairs, and had outstanding strategies. The split of the Turkic Khanate was the result of his continuous provocation and division by taking advantage of the internal conflicts of the Turkic people.

It's just that Changsun Sheng never expected Cui Che to come.

He did receive news that Yizhou and Luzhou were mobilizing for military affairs.

But Changsun Sheng also thought he was responding to Yu Wenshu's threat.

Because the Eastern Sui Dynasty occupied the Luoyang Basin and Nanyang Basin, the direct connection between Kansai and Suizhou, Jingzhou and other places was cut off.

Changsun Sheng had no idea that Yang Guang was still jumping the big rope in Daxing at this time in order to drive away Yang Yong's ghost.

It also allowed Cui Che to calmly deploy troops to attack Suizhou.

However, Yu Wenshu was also powerless to Changsun Sheng's plea for help.

Yang Guang had a battle plan long ago. If Yu Wenshu went to Suizhou to rescue Chang Sun Sheng, he could not follow the plan and attack the Nanyang Basin when Yang Guangdong was leaving.

It will undoubtedly put Yang Guang in danger of fighting alone.

At that time, Li Jing's [-] soldiers can go north at any time, and Cui Che can calmly retreat, and the two of them will attack Yang Guang in the Luoyang Basin together with Liu Fang.

If Yang Guang died in Luoyang, there would be a great change in the country. If he escaped by chance, he would definitely be punished for Yu Wenshu's crime.

Under such circumstances, Yu Wenshu would not care about the life and death of Chang Sun Sheng. After rejecting the messenger's request to send troops, Yu Wenshu said in relief:

"Please also tell the elder grandson that Cui Ni invaded Suizhou, and Luozhou will be empty. When the saint goes east, not only can Luoyang be restored, but also Cui Ni's return can be cut off. Ask him to stick to the city. The rise and fall of the country will fall on him alone. on the body."

Because Cui Che encircled Three Queyi, the messenger entered Suizhou City from the south gate, and he relayed what Yu Wenshu said, which made Changsun Sheng very angry.

Changsun Sheng had also dealt with Cui Che a lot, until this person seldom made dangerous moves.

Now that Cui Che dares to ignore Luoyang and attack Suizhou, there must be a big change in Kansai.

Changsun Sheng didn't believe that Yu Wenshu didn't understand this day, and he actually told himself that he should stick to Suizhou and wait for the emperor to come out.

Of course Yu Wenshu knew, but he didn't dare to bet.

After all, even if Changsun Sheng loses Suizhou, it has nothing to do with him, so he doesn't have to worry about being punished.

Changsun Sheng is now in a difficult situation. Ever since Cui Che came to the city and built the siege equipment, he has been storming the city.

Cui Che himself was also buying time. If he besieged but did not attack, it would be a waste of effort to drag Yang Guangdong out.

Although the soldiers under Cui Che's command were good at field battles, they fought few siege battles, and there were only a few battles such as Cheng Yaojin's capture of the three cities of Heyang and the capture of Hulao Pass.

But Cui Che came so suddenly that Changsun Sheng didn't have time to summon the surrounding troops. There were only less than [-] defenders in Suizhou City. Facing the three-sided onslaught of [-] Eastern Sui soldiers, it was not easy to support the messenger until he returned.

After learning that there was no reinforcements from outside, Changsun Sheng resolutely abandoned the city.

Changsun Sheng also knew that Cui Che deliberately left the south side unencircled, in order to break his will to stick to it and give him a way out.

It's just that Changsun Sheng still didn't dare to break out during the daytime. He collected the horses in the city, and after finally waiting until night, he took his cronies, abandoned his family, and fled from the south with three horses.

Changsun Sheng had no choice but to abandon his wife and son. Cui Che had many cavalrymen under his command. If he brought his wife and children with him, the carriage would definitely not be able to outrun the cavalry.

And he couldn't do anything, so he went to kill the young children cruelly, so he could only keep them in Suizhou City.

(End of this chapter)