At the end of the Han Dynasty: a stingy husband from his hometown

Chapter 136 The governor's dictatorship, Zhou Qi sent to prison

Last year's Yellow Turban Uprising caused countless deaths across the country. Coupled with the cold winter, many people froze to death in ravines, and many bodies were not disposed of in time.

As a result, in the first month of this year, the plague was rampant, causing countless deaths and injuries.

In February, a fire broke out in the Yuntai of Luoyang Nangong. The crusade against the Yellow Turbans had already emptied the national treasury. The rebellion in Xizhou was in urgent need of money and food. The emperor was in dire straits.

The ministers Zhang Rang, Zhao Zhong and others advised the emperor to calculate the number of acres of land in the world, and charged an additional ten yuan per mu to build palaces, cast bronze figures, and use them as military supplies.

He also issued an order to send timber, wood and stone from the prefecture to the capital.

The Huangmen Changshi forcibly bought wood, aragonite and stone at a low price, the price was only one-tenth of the original goods, and then did not use these materials to build palaces, but secretly sold them to merchants, and eunuchs repeatedly made money by making dolls.

As a result, the timber and wood were piled up until they rotted, and the palaces continued to fail year after year.The governor and the prefect increased their private affairs, and the people groaned.

He also ordered the governor, Erqianshi, Maocai, and Xiaolian to move to Xiyuan to negotiate the price, and then they could go. Those who guarded the Qing Dynasty could not beg for the official position, so they were all forced to send them away.

At that time, Hanoi Sima Zhi was going to be appointed as the prefect of Julu, but he had to pay only 300 million yuan because of his clear name.

Sima went directly to the edict and said sadly: "I can't bear to do it for the sake of the people's parents, but to cut off the people in order to claim the time."

Sima Zhi postponed his acceptance and refused to follow.

Sima went straight to Mengjin and wrote a letter to express his regrets, that is, he committed suicide by swallowing medicine.

After hearing this, the emperor temporarily cut off the money to build the palace.

Due to the influence of the Yellow Turban Rebellion, coupled with the God and the eunuchs becoming more and more unscrupulous in raising taxes and amassing wealth, rebellions broke out all over the world.

The bandits, ranging from 3 to 7000 people to as few as [-], gathered in the place and looted everywhere, and the imperial court continued to suppress them.

At that time, Zhang Yan, a bandit and bandit, gathered millions of Black Mountain troops and wreaked havoc on counties and counties in Hebei Province, but the imperial court could not suppress them.

Zhang Yan then sent an envoy to Luoyang to ask for an official. The emperor appointed him as Pingnan Zhonglang General, responsible for leading the affairs of the valleys in Hebei. He could also recommend filial piety and integrity to the court every year.

So far, Zhang Yan, the leader of the Black Mountain Army, has jumped from a mere bandit leader to a local prince recognized by the court.

This move undoubtedly made many people feel alienated, including Dong Zhuo.

However, it was said that Dong Zhuo was sentenced to "first-class crime reduced to death" because he was unfavorable to Zhang Jiao and punished for the imperial court.

Last year, Huangfu Song killed the three Zhang Jiao brothers. In order to appease people's hearts, the imperial court issued a general amnesty, and Dong Zhuo was pardoned and released from prison.

After being released from prison, Dong Zhuo stayed in Luoyang, spending money to smoothen relationships, and wanted to be reinstated, but he repeatedly ran into obstacles.

When he learned that Zhang Yan had been named General of Zhonglang, who was in charge of the affairs of the valleys in Hebei, and was able to promote filial piety and honesty to the court, the ambition hidden in his heart began to swell rapidly.

He said to his son-in-law Niu Fu: "Thieves like Zhang Yan can be conferred by the imperial court and rule Hebei just because they have soldiers under their command."

"From my point of view, the world has become chaotic. Instead of continuing to seek official positions in Luoyang, it is better to return to Liangzhou to do something big."

"In troubled times, soldiers and horses are more useful than official positions."

"I have always been on good terms with Beigong Boyu and am acquainted with the leaders of various Qiang tribes. If I return to Liangzhou to recruit troops, wouldn't it be better to stay in Luoyang?"

When Niu Fu heard this, he advised: "Beigong Boyu has taken the lead by raising troops. Even if my uncle returns to Liangzhou, he will only be inferior to others."

"If we don't stay in Luoyang, when the Liangzhou rebels grow stronger, the imperial court will definitely use my uncle again. That will be the opportunity for my uncle to rise."

Dong Zhuo thought for a long time and felt that Niu Fu's words were reasonable, so he continued to stay in Luoyang and wait for the opportunity.

Two flowers bloom, one branch each.

However, it is said that the Liangzhou rebels were joined by Bian Zhang and Han Sui. In a short period of time, they gained momentum and led a hundred thousand people to besiege Liangzhou Prefecture and besiege Liangzhou Governor Zuo Chang in Ji County.

Only then did the emperor begin to face the Liangzhou rebellion, and remembered Gai Xun's two memorials.

The first memorial was written after Ling Zheng, the Colonel Protecting Qiang, was killed by the rebels. Gai Xun hoped that the court would take the rebellion seriously and quickly dispatch a new Colonel Protecting Qiang to stabilize the situation in Liangzhou.

The second memorial was Gai Xun Shangshu's impeachment of Zuo Chang, the governor of Liangzhou, claiming that he embezzled tens of millions of military funds, delayed the war opportunity, and did not send troops to suppress bandits, so that the rebels captured Jincheng County.

It turned out that Zuo Chang had lost his relationship with the eunuch, and the emperor trusted the governor of Liangzhou even more.

But now Liangzhou's rebels gathered hundreds of thousands of people, and even Zuo Chang was besieged in Ji County. Only then did the emperor know that Zuo Chang had done nothing.

Ever since, Gai Xun was remembered by the emperor for the first time.

The emperor not only sent Duan Jiong's former heroic general Xia Yu as a general to protect the Qiang, but also issued an edict to remove Zuochang from the position of governor of Liangzhou.

until this time.

The imperial court also hoped that Liangzhou could suppress the rebellion on its own, and did not want to send a large army into Liangzhou.

Because of the numerous thieves all over the world, the imperial court did not have extra soldiers and horses, nor did they have enough money and food to support the army to enter Liangzhou on a large scale to suppress the rebellion.

The imperial court appointed Song Xiao as the new governor of Liangzhou, taking over Zuo Chang's position and leading the rebellion.

Liangzhou, Hanyang County, Ayang City.

Zhou Qi and Gai Xun have stationed troops here since beheading Li Wenhou and forcing Beigong Boyu to retreat.

this day.

When Zhou Qi and Gai Xun learned that the rebels bypassed Ayang and directly besieged Ji County, they all looked solemn and gathered everyone under their command to discuss matters.

"Ji County is besieged, should we send troops to rescue?"

Zhou Qi looked at everyone and said in a deep voice.

Gai Xun frowned and said nothing.

When Xin Zeng, an officer of Hanyang County, heard this, he said: "How can we easily mobilize troops without an edict from the governor? If Ayang makes any mistakes, we will all be punished!"

Another officer, Kong Chang, also said: "Jixian County is a strategic location with tall city walls. Even if Bian Zhang and Han Sui had [-] troops, it would be difficult to conquer."

"We only need to cut off its food routes. If the rebels cannot attack for a long time, they will inevitably retreat."

Hearing this, Gai Xun couldn't help but secretly nodded.

As the county government of Hanyang County and the prefecture government of Liangzhou, Hebei County was also the gateway to the west of Sili. The imperial court attached great importance to Hebei County.

Therefore, the city wall of Ji County has to be reinforced every year, and a lot of food, grass and supplies for city defense have been hoarded in the city.

If Gai Xun is asked to guard Ji County, even if the rebels gather hundreds of thousands of people, he is confident that he can defend the city for three or two years.

only.

Today, the governor of Liangzhou, Zuo Chang, is timid and has no military skills. Gai Xun is also worried that he will abandon the city and run away.

Just when everyone was arguing endlessly and couldn't reach a consensus, someone suddenly reported: "The governor of Liangzhou sent an envoy to ask for help."

Zhou Qi and Gai Xun frowned slightly when they heard this.

"Bring him in."

Not long after, the envoy of Zuo Chang, the governor of Liangzhou, hurried in. He was the one who originally asked Gai Xun and others to send troops to rescue Jincheng.

When everyone saw the man, their faces immediately turned cold.

At the beginning, Zuo Chang, the governor of Liangzhou, designed that this person deliberately did not bring the military transfer documents, so that Zhou Qi and Gai Xun would cross counties to attack the bandits and rescue Jincheng.

If the two fall into the trap, I am afraid they will be doomed long ago.

The envoy seemed not to notice the expressions on everyone's faces, and said anxiously: "The rebels are besieging Ji County, and the governor is in danger. We also ask Zhou Duwei and Gai Changshi to send troops to rescue them."

Before Zhou Qi and Gai Xun could answer, Xin Zeng sneered and said, "There are still more than [-] soldiers in Ji County, and there are sufficient food, grass, ordnance, and supplies for defending the city. The city is tall and large, and there are only [-] rebels. What's the matter?" Afraid?"

But the envoy said: "Xin Changzhang is unaware of something. Bian Zhang and Han Sui have great influence. The rebels are shouting outside the city every day, and the hearts of the people in the city are already floating."

"The governor is not afraid of the rebels attacking the city, but he is worried about chaos in the city."

"For today's plan, only Gai Changshi can appease people's hearts. I also ask Gai Changshi not to care about past grievances, and put the state affairs first, and send troops to rescue Ji County."

Zhou Qi asked with an indifferent expression: "Have the troop deployment documents been lost?"

The messenger looked embarrassed and hurriedly took out the official document from his arms and said: "Here is the document, with the governor's seal stamped on it."

Hearing this, Zhou Qi waved his hands and said, "You have worked so hard from afar, so let's step back and rest for now."

The envoy knew that Zhou Qi and others wanted to discuss it, so he did not dare to say anything more and had to retreat first.

As soon as the envoy left, Xin Zeng and Kong Chang came forward and advised Gai Xun not to lead troops to rescue Zuo Chang, otherwise he might be killed by Zuo Chang due to their enmity.

Gai Xun frowned, then turned his attention to Zhou Qi and asked, "Does Ziyi think I should rescue Ji County?"

Zhou Qi pondered for a while and said: "Zuo Chang's concern is correct. Although Ji County is strong and difficult for the rebels to conquer, he is also worried that there are people in the city colluding with the rebels, and they should cooperate with the outside to attack Ji County."

"For Liangzhou's sake and for the sake of the world, Mr. should lead the troops to rescue."

Xin Zeng, the employee, said hurriedly: "If Zuo Chang takes the opportunity to assassinate Chang Shi, what can he do?"

Zhou Qi shook his head and said: "The rebels are stationed outside the city. If Zuo Chang dares to assassinate Mr. Ji, Ji County will be lost and Zuo Chang will die."

"What's more, with me leading the army to protect each other, I will be able to protect Mr. from any danger."

In fact.

It doesn't matter to Zhou Qi whether Ji County is lost or not, whether Zuo Chang dies or not.

But he knew Gai Xun's character well, and knew that even if he tried his best to persuade him, the other party would definitely lead troops to help Ji County.

That being the case.

Zhou Qi simply made a gesture of being dedicated to the public, so as to leave a better impression on Gai Xun.

After all, a modest gentleman like Gai Xun can't rub any sand in his eyes, Zhou Qi doesn't want to lower his favorability with Gai Xun.

Hearing this, Gai Xun really showed appreciation in his eyes.

Then he turned his head to look at Xin Zeng and Kong Chang, and reprimanded: "In the past, Zhuang Jia supervised the three armies, but Sima Rangju swung his sword and cut him off when he missed the deadline. How can you be more important than the ancient supervisor of the army!"

When Xin Zeng and Kong Chang heard the words, they prostrated themselves on the ground in fear, not daring to speak again.

What Gai Xun said is true, no matter what, Zuo Chang is now the governor, since he issued a document ordering Zhou Qi and Gai Xun to rush to help Ji County.

If they refused, Zuo Chang would have reason to punish the two of them.

Zhou Qi's high official position may be fine, but Gai Xun and others may not be sure.

Zhou Qi ordered all the soldiers and horses, and led the troops to Ji County with Gai Xun in the starry night.

They didn't have many soldiers and horses, they took advantage of the night to enter the city and joined Zuo Chang, the governor of Liangzhou.

"Captain Zhou and Gai Changshi, you guys are here!"

After seeing the two of them, Zuo Chang hurriedly came over to greet them, his face full of joy.

He was appointed Governor of Liangzhou, originally for the purpose of making money and gilding, even if Beigong Boyu killed and guarded the Qiang school captain to rebel and led his troops to Long County, Zuo Chang didn't think he would be implicated in the war.

But he didn't expect that he would be besieged by the rebels in Ji County after all.

He wanted to escape, but he couldn't get out if he led too many troops, and he was worried about being intercepted and killed by thieves if he led too few troops, so he could only defend the city tremblingly.

He was looking forward to it day and night, and finally when he saw Zhou Qi and Gai Xun, he changed his attitude from the past and became extremely enthusiastic.

"How's the battle going?"

After Zhou Qi and Gai Xun saw the ceremony, they began to understand the war.

Zuo Chang knew that he was not talented in commanding the army, so he simply handed over all the soldiers and horses to Zhou Qi's command.

Zhou Qi didn't delay either. After taking over the soldiers and horses in the city, he began to redeploy his defenses.

As for Gai Xun, he began to appease people in the city. After the people knew that Gai Xun had arrived in Ji County, they changed their fearful attitude from the past.

Even the Qiang people, who were a little distracted, began to behave themselves.

The next day Bian Zhang and Han Sui came to shout again.

However, Gai Xun stood out from the crowd, pointed at the two of them and cursed: "You two have lived in Liangzhou for a long time. They have been honored by the Han Dynasty and are respected by others. However, you do not want to serve the imperial court and relieve the people. Instead, you join the thieves and wreak havoc on the prefectures and counties." , looting places.”

"The traitor has no sense of guilt. Instead, he is here to confuse people with his evil words and persuade people to become thieves. If you go under the Nine Springs, how can you have the face to meet your ancestors?"

"If you still feel ashamed, you should send off the rebels, dismount and accept surrender. I may be able to report to the court and pardon you for your crimes."

When Bian Zhang and Han Sui saw that the person shouting was Gai Xun, they were all shocked. They did not expect that Gai Xun would come to save their enemy Zuo Chang.

Gai Xun's words made the two feel ashamed.

When Bian Zhang and Han Sui heard this, they both dismounted their horses and cried: "If you, the Zuo Shijun, had followed your advice and sent troops to save Jincheng, we would have been able to change our ways. Our crime is already serious and we cannot surrender."

Han Sui said again: "Gai Changshi has a reputation as a virtuous man. Since we have arrived at Ji County, we should lead our troops and retreat. We will never dare to offend Gai Changshi."

After saying this, Bian Zhang and Han Sui both covered their faces and cried bitterly, leading their troops to retreat.

city ​​wall.

The governor of Liangzhou couldn't help but be stunned when he saw the scene in front of him.

He didn't expect that with just a few words, Gai Xun would allow [-] rebels to withdraw, eliminating the threat to Ji County.

He walked up to Gai Xun, bowed solemnly, and said: "I never thought that Gai Changshi would have such a reputation in Liangzhou. I was the one who offended him before."

However, after Bian Zhang and Han Sui led their troops to retreat, Beigong Boyu found them and asked, "Why did you withdraw your troops?"

Han Sui's eyes looked a little deep and he sighed: "I originally thought that there was a rift between Zuo Changsu and Gai Xun. If we besieged Ji County, Gai Xun would not save him."

"I never thought that I had underestimated Gai Xun's mind after all."

Having said this, he looked at Beigong Boyu and said: "The city of Ji County is tall, has sufficient food and grass, and has many soldiers and horses. We can only attack it wisely, not by force."

"Previously, I planned to incite the Qiang people in the city to rebel, and we should cooperate with the outside to take over Ji County."

"However, Gaixun has arrived, so this plan cannot be done."

"Instead of continuing to besiege Ji County, it is better to sell Gai Xun's face and attack elsewhere."

Han Sui pointed to the northeast.

Longguan is the gateway to the west of Sili, and it is the horn of Longxian County.

There were originally two thousand soldiers and horses stationed here, but the governor of Liangzhou was afraid of the rebels and dispatched 500 people to Ji County.

As a result, Longguan, the Sili portal, became very empty.

But it is said that after the rebels retreated from Jixian County, they rushed to Longguan at night and night, and the vanguard cavalry conquered Longguan in just two days.

Han Sui used troops even more boldly, not worrying at all that his retreat would be cut off. He asked the kingdom to lead troops to garrison Longguan, and asked Beigong Boyu to attack Longxian.

Han Sui and Bian Zhang led their troops to attack Youfufeng.

Under the banner of "clearing the emperor's side and killing the eunuchs", they plundered the three assistants and invaded the gardens and mausoleums, causing shock to the government and the public.

Although Liangzhou rebelled many times before, most of the battlefields were in Liangzhou, and the flames of war did not go to Sansuke at all.

This time, the rebel army invaded Youfufeng, and the soldiers pointed directly at the Western Capital and the royal cemetery. How could the emperor not be furious?
At this time, Zuo Chang had been dismissed from his post, and Song Xiao was appointed as the governor of Liangzhou.

After Song Xiao arrived in Ji County, he did not think of leading troops to attack the rebels. Instead, he said to Gai Xun: "Liangzhou is not academically rich, so it often leads to rebellion. Now I want to write more filial piety scriptures so that every family can learn from them. Make people aware of righteousness.”

When Zhou Qi heard this, he almost laughed angrily, sighing secretly that the imperial court was not good at employing people, so it actually sent a sour scholar as the governor of Liangzhou, hoping that the other party could put down the rebellion in Liangzhou.

If the imperial court appoints Zhou Qi as the governor of Liangzhou, and is willing to allocate money, food, soldiers and horses, he is confident that he can defeat the rebels within half a year.

It's a pity that there are always people on top of his head, and Zhou Qi is also extremely disappointed with the court. Naturally, he does not work hard and just watches these people behave like monsters with cold eyes.

Even though Gai Xun was very good at nourishing qi, he was almost angered by Song Xiao, the new governor of Liangzhou. He could only suppress the anger in his heart and said: "In the past, when Taigong granted Qi, Cui Zhu killed you; Boqin Houlu, Qingfu Usurping the throne. Is there no shortage of scholars in these two countries? Today, if you don't rush into the art of calmness and difficulty, suddenly doing something extraordinary is enough to build a grudge against a state and make fun of the imperial court. Xun doesn't know how to do it."

Gai Xun's words were a bit serious and even a little sarcastic. He obviously complained about the imperial court sending such a bitter scholar to quell the rebellion.

Song Xiao was displeased when he heard this and immediately alienated Zhou Qi and Gai Xun. He insisted on promoting Confucianism and forced every household to learn the "Book of Filial Piety".

as predicted.

The imperial court saw the rebels attacking Youfufeng and fighting Xia Yu, the new Qiang Zhonglang general. Just when they were worried, they learned about Song Xiao's tricks.

The emperor immediately became furious and denounced him for his inability to suppress the bandits. He dismissed his official position and appointed Yang Yong as the governor of Liangzhou.

at the same time.

Xia Yu, the new Qiang-protecting captain, was besieged by rebels at a ranch run by the imperial court.

Bian Zhang asked Han Sui: "This place is a livestock officer. Xia Yu has no city to rely on. Our army has the superiority in strength. Why don't we surround and wipe them out, instead of spending time with the officers and soldiers here?"

The so-called animal official refers to the pasture run by the imperial government, which is dedicated to raising livestock.

Han Sui pointed to the west, with a mysterious smile on his face, and said, "I'm waiting for the fish to take the bait."

Xia Yu, the captain of the Qiang Guard, was surrounded by livestock officials. After Yang Yong, the new governor of Liangzhou, learned the news, he prepared to send Zhou Qi and Gai Xun to lead troops to rescue him.

But Zhou Qi advised: "The livestock officer is broad and there is no danger to defend."

"The thieves are outnumbered by the officers and soldiers. If they wanted to defeat Xia Yu, the captain of the Qiang Protector, how could they have besieged them for so long?"

Yang Yong asked: "What does Zhou Duwei mean?"

Zhou Qi walked to the map, pointed to the locations of Long County and Long Pass, and said, "Although the thieves have occupied these two cities, Ji County and Ayang are both in our hands."

"The king has thirty thousand soldiers. There is no need to send troops to fight the thieves. As long as their food routes are cut off, how can hundreds of thousands of thieves last?"

"In my opinion, the thieves are worried that we will defend the city and cut off their food supply, so they deliberately besieged General Xia Yu, intending to surround the point to fight for reinforcements and wipe out the vital forces of Liangzhou's officers and soldiers."

Speaking of this, Zhou Qi once again pointed to the place where Xia Yu was besieged, and said: "There are many bandits and cavalry, and here is a vast grassland. Even if we rush to help with [-] soldiers and horses, what can we do?"

"If you are not careful, you will be surrounded and wiped out by thieves."

"If all the soldiers and horses in Liangzhou are gone, the rebels will have no worries in the rear, and the situation will be difficult to control."

"So in my opinion, Xia Yu cannot be saved."

Zhou Qi didn't really want to get involved in these things.

But asking him to lead the troops to rescue Xia Yu was related to Zhou Qi's life and fortune, so he naturally had to stop him.

He doesn't have Gai Xun's reputation and aura, and he might be killed by the rebels, so he can only try his best to dissuade Yang Yong.

never thought.

Yang Yong's face sank when he heard the words, and he shouted: "Wei Zhou is too timid to fight?"

"My Nima!"

Zhou Qi had explained so clearly that Yang Yong, the governor of Liangzhou, still couldn't listen, so he slapped him back.

Zhou Qi couldn't help but curse in his heart.

He is not afraid of fighting, but afraid of death.

Zhou Qi is unwilling to do this kind of death thing.

His face darkened slightly, and he responded directly: "Although you are a governor, you are not good at military affairs. This is a strategy for thieves to surround you and fight for reinforcements."

"I am not afraid of fighting, nor am I afraid of death."

"But if you go to rescue us, you will definitely lose. If you rush out to fight, you will die without any chance of survival."

"I don't think about myself, but I want to think about the officers and soldiers in the city and the entire Liangzhou."

"The soldiers and horses of Ji County must not allow any loss!"

Although the governor's war can mobilize soldiers and horses in the whole prefecture and control Zhou Qi, the county captain, in the final analysis, it is only a rank ratio of two thousand stones.

In terms of rank alone, Zhou Qi's official position is not lower than that of his counterpart.

If Yang Yong spoke happily, Zhou Qi would naturally explain in detail and even offer strategies to break the situation.

But this guy is probably looking at the previous two governors of Liangzhou, because they didn't actively fight against the rebels, and they ended up bad in the end.

He was worried about his future, that's why he didn't think about the outcome of the war at all, and insisted on sending troops to rescue Xia Yu.

Faced with such a thing, Zhou Qi naturally couldn't speak well.

Asking him to lead the troops to rescue Xia Yu would be a joke with his own life. Zhou Qi would only do this if his brain was kicked by a donkey.

When Yang Yong heard this, he became furious, pointed at Zhou Qi and shouted: "Do you think you are guilty of contradicting an official?"

Zhou Qi sneered and said: "You and I are both as powerful as two thousand stones, how can we contradict Shangguan?"

Yang Yong was trembling with anger, and shouted: "During the war, the governor can control all military officers in the state, how dare you disobey?"

Zhou Qi said: "Three governors in succession are ignorant of military affairs, and act recklessly. Knowing that it is a treacherous plot, they still send the county officers and soldiers to die. Even if you are the governor, I will not obey orders!"

Yang Yong drew his sword in his hand and said, "Are you trying to bully my sword?"

Zhou Qi looked at Yang Yong with a sneer and said, "I am a military attache with two thousand stones and the governor of your district. How dare you kill me?"

Yang Yong was furious and said: "Although I can't kill you, I can temporarily detain you until I report to the court and sue you for your crimes. I will be punished by the court."

"Come here, put Zhou Qi in jail pending trial!"

As soon as Yang Yong finished speaking, Dian Wei and Xu Chu stood up and stared fiercely at Yang Yong, looking at him with coldness all over his body.

Zhou Qi waved his hand and said, "You guys, please step aside."

"He is the governor and sent me to prison during the war. It is within his authority to imprison me."

Zhou Qi then turned to look at the generals in the room and said, "Yang Yong, a common man, has no knowledge of military affairs and hastily sent people to rescue Xia Yu. He will definitely die or not."

"I have been with you for a long time, and I don't want you to put yourself in danger, so please do it yourself."

After speaking, Zhou Qi did not resist, and was taken into prison by the soldiers.

It's better to go to jail than to die, and you can also take the opportunity to build up your reputation.

　There was a mistake before. At this time, the prefectural government of Liangzhou and Hanyang County were not in Long County, but in Ji County.

　　I have changed everything that could be changed in the past, but one chapter was posted too early, and the chapter is locked and cannot be changed, so that will be the case for the time being.

　　
　
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