Spoiler History: Starting from the Three Kingdoms

Chapter 558 The thief is in the throne
What made Liu Han slightly relieved was that the officials did not criticize Xianggong Zhao for his ridicule and outspoken remarks.

Zhao Kuangyin lowered his head and bumped into Liu Han, whose eyes said "official magnanimity" and he was speechless for a moment.

But it seems that Liu Han is now being dragged to say that Zhao Gou is a descendant of the Jin Dynasty and has nothing to do with him. It is also a bit paradoxical no matter how you think about it.

So Zhao Song Guanjia had no choice but to go over and say:
"It's easy to avoid this disaster. Liu Fengyu should take advantage of this...immortal trick, learn his medical skills and improve, so that he can benefit the Song Dynasty and prevent future generations of our Song people from this disaster."

Zhao Kuangyin thought very simply. As long as he did not collapse in two years, he could free up his hands to slowly deal with external disasters such as the Khitan party Xiang Uighurs in the Northern Han Dynasty, and internally rectify the officialdom and try to solve the disadvantages of redundant troops.

After all, later generations have made it clear and clear that the prosperity of the Song Dynasty has many merits. If we only need to supplement martial ethics, wouldn't it be another era that can rival the prosperous Tang Dynasty?

Liu Han accepted the order, but he didn't quite know what the official meant, and that he would avoid this disaster... Is this disaster referring to Zhao Gou or the Kingdom of Jin?

However, Liu Han vaguely remembered that the officials asked him early this morning if he knew what Zhang Zhongjing and Sun Simiao said.

And when he thought about the names of Emperor Zhaolie and Tang Taizong that appeared in the light curtain, Liu Han suddenly had an uncontrollable guess in his heart, could it be...

But immediately Liu Han was a little confused:

Therefore, what fills my heart is more of a pity.

"Yue Fei's instinct was to revive, but in the end he ordered his troops to retreat because one man ignored the livelihood of thousands of people. It was all because of Zhao Gou that trouble was caused. It can be said to be a man-made disaster."

Speaking of anger, there wasn't much. Gein seemed to have expected Zhao Gou's hopeless attitude from a long time ago.

With the sun as the year, I thought about the officers and soldiers thinking about Xia's words, so the captives gradually returned to the territory and fled, and finally escaped from the left.

I feel sorry for the fact that Lincheng, Linying, Yingchang and Zhuxian Town all achieved consecutive victories in vain.

Zhang Fei simply couldn't agree with this and immediately whispered:
"I would rather tie up Zhao Gou and give it to Jin Wushu, and kill him if you want, so as not to be an eyesore in the south..."

Although it is outrageous to summon the twelve gold medals to save the Jin Kingdom from the state of water and fire, it seems reasonable again if it is Wanyan Gou.

I sigh for the brave general who fights to the death in Xiaoshangqiao and sighs for the heroic words of Zhuxian Town to attack Huanglong.

Zhang Fei sighed angrily and punched the ground with his fist, which made everyone in the general's mansion feel sad.

It’s a pity that a thousand years’ worth of work that was so easy to achieve has dissipated.

……

Why have I never seen relevant records when reading "Three Kingdoms" and "Huayang Kingdom"?

The imperial edict was urgently returned to the capital, and the north and the south cried out heartily. It was difficult for the country to prosper and the captives were out of trouble, and the success was about to fail.

Even Pang Tong lost the smile on his face and whispered to his old friend from Nanyang next to him:
"Kong Ming, your five feet can be said to be favored by heaven and favored by others. Although it is helpless, it can still be attributed to God's will."

I also lament for the soldiers and civilians who died for their country in Taiyuan, the rebels who fought hard in Hebei, and the people who were slaves in Kaifeng for twelve years. They all died in vain and suffered.

The medical sage Zhang Zhongjing once served Emperor Zhaolie?

"This Zhao Gou is so angry that I am so angry!"

Kong Ming just pretended not to hear and said from a different angle:
"How difficult is the Northern Expedition? The fact that Yue Fei was able to defeat the Jin army after training at ten years old is beyond expectation. Even if the army has to fight in the future, it will be quite difficult."

It is said that Kong Ming first farmed in Nanyang in these years, then followed Xuande Gong south to Jingnan, then west to Yizhou, and finally went north through Hanzhong to Guanzhong.

In the meantime, I also went to Jiangdong as an envoy, so now I have seen the scenery of both the north and the south. This is where I can better understand the importance of the word "Northern Expedition". Both Jingnan and Yizhou can be said to be benefited from water transportation due to their extensive waterways. By sending out large and small boats to transport one or two soldiers, the grain and grass needed by the army can be transported.

On the way to the Northern Expedition, after crossing rivers, the land that can be transported by water will decrease sharply. The army will need to allocate a considerable number of manpower to transport and escort grain and grass. Moreover, marching by soldiers is more difficult than traveling by boat in the south.

The added cost of these details would eventually add up to enough to determine the outcome of the battle, so it became increasingly difficult to conquer from south to north.

In a sense, it is no wonder that later generations often joked that it was difficult for Marquis Sun to cross Hefei. After all, it was easy to transport troops and food with the help of the waterways south of the Yangtze River.

On the contrary, if you go from the north to the south, you can use water transport to quickly relieve the logistical pressure and free up more manpower for war, which is easier.

Therefore, in Kong Ming's view, the Northern Expedition must at least drive the Jin people back to the south of the Yellow River, so that they can at least have some qualifications for confrontation.

If the Jin people are allowed to come and go freely in Henan, familiar with water transportation and groping for shipbuilding, even peace talks will be nothing more than seeking skin from a tiger.

The leader, Liu Bei, felt even more regretful and shook his head: "How lucky would it be to be able to work with Yue Wumu?"

Then he turned around and said, "I think it was before the Northern Expedition that Yue Fei wrote the "Leading Master's Guide" in his handwriting to strengthen his career."

Everyone was immediately amazed, thinking about such a peasant son, whose mother still insisted on sending her son to join the army to fight against the Jin even when the Jin people occupied his hometown, and this young man had experienced all kinds of unethical actions by the government and the army and even had to make a fortune by digging the Yellow River. It can be said that everything goes wrong for a greedy and despicable person who brings disaster to the world as his lieutenant.

After finally leaving, after ten years of hard work, he finally built a strong army, but he was faced with the imperial court and the bloody enemy.

Finally, he seized the opportunity to make contributions to the Northern Expedition, but was wiped out by twelve gold medals. No wonder he would write a teacher's example to support himself.

"The troubles of the Southern Song Dynasty are not in Xixia, nor in Liao and Jin Dynasties, nor in the disgrace of Jingkang, nor in the disgrace of searching mountains and seas."

Liu Bei said calmly:
"The thief is sitting on the throne in the center."

……

"A man with lofty ideals died in the Northern Expedition."

"The foolish king is a traitor and he prefers to live in the prosperity of the south of the Yangtze River."

Li Shimin was too lazy to waste his words on rotten people like Zhao Gou. He just sighed happily and said:

"From then on, the north and the south were divided."

Previously, the emperor of the Guang Dynasty had discussed the distinction between the north and the south very carefully. Although he understood a thing or two at that time, he felt that it was making a fuss. But now seeing that the Song Dynasty, regardless of the lives and deaths of the people, forcibly summoned generals to stop the Northern Expedition, Zhenguan's civil and military officials were all Understand something.

How many times did the monarchs and ministers of the Southern Song Dynasty betray the people of the North?
Twelve years after the fall of Nanwang Wangshi was still enough, but what about fifty years? What about a hundred years?
Even if these people who suffered the disaster remembered their Haner ancestry, how could the children who grew up under the rule of the Jin people remember where the local accent belonged?

"The Han people are talking nonsense, but they are cursing the Han people at the top of the city."

"Zhao Gou's crime, even if he is punished with swords and axes, is not enough to atone for it."

Seeing her husband sighing, Empress Changsun simply smiled and explained:

"If Emperor Ming were to watch this screen of light, he would probably do many evil things."

Li Shimin rubbed his chin and remembered that Zhao Kuangyin had said that his brother's trouble in seizing power had been solved. He also thought about the sightseeing scene with Zhuge Wuhou and the timing of Zhao Kuangyin's appearance. He suddenly had a guess in his mind:
"If only Zhao Da could move faster."

"I am afraid that the day when we will see the Son of Heaven is not far away."

(End of this chapter)