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Chapter 1192 Suppression

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Facing Cao Cao's order, all the military generals and civil servants in the huge Chang'an City put down their respective tasks and quickly went to Cao Cao's mansion to gather.

This urgent gathering gesture and the meaning behind it really scared many people.

Including the current emperor Liu Xie, they couldn't help but be cautious and further restrained their actions, lest Cao Cao discovered his little moves.

Cao Cao didn't care about the thoughts and actions of these people, nor did he think about it. Instead, he told his actions and thoughts to the assembled civil servants and generals.

Nothing is a priority, and the small actions of Yang Biao, Emperor Zi and others are nothing in Cao Cao's eyes.

Finding a way to kill these Qiang people and completely stabilize and stabilize Liangzhou is the most important thing at the moment.

As for how many Qiang people would be sacrificed in this process, it was not within Cao Cao's consideration.

Not only Cao Cao, but most of the people present basically had this idea.

Among the numerous plans issued by the Qiang people, they basically did not treat the Qiang people as human beings.

There were some vicious strategies among them, which made Ma Chao, who was listening on the sidelines, feel cold in his heart.

The kind of chill that cannot be removed by the body's internal energy makes people feel like their scalp is numb.

Although he is a Han Chinese, he has been in contact with the Qiang people for a long time, and his behavior and habits are somewhat like the Qiang people. It is precisely because of this that he was quite chilled when he heard such a calculation.

For a moment, Ma Chao didn't know whether it was right to come to Chang'an.

The power brought by this wisdom was far beyond his estimation and expectation, making him a little afraid.

But after admonishing his father, Ma Chao gave up the idea after thinking about it.

Ma Teng, who regained the title of General Fubo, didn't care about Ma Chao's thoughts at all. He quite wanted to revive the family's prestige and the Han Dynasty could be revived!

Ma Chao glanced sideways at Pound, wanting to ask for Pound's opinion, but found that Pound didn't care and just listened silently.

"In this case, let's divide the troops into three groups and go to Liangzhou to quell the chaos!" Cao Cao looked at the results of the discussions among the advisers, and finally directly picked out a good plan and plan, and then implemented it.

Cao Chun led the Tiger and Leopard Cavalry along the way. The troops left Chang'an and went straight to Liangzhou. They were mainly responsible for quelling the internal Qiang rebellion, pacifying Fufeng, Tianshui, Longxi, and finally went straight to Jincheng County.

All the way was led by Xia Houyuan, who sent troops to the north to suppress the north and at the same time drive away the barbarians in the north to ensure the stability of the north.

The last route was led by Xiahou Dun, Zhang Xiu and others, who acted as the absolute main force. They first went to Anding County to counter the rebellion, and then went to Jincheng County to advance to the west, while waiting for the arrival of Cao Chun and others.

Finally, the troops united and further suppressed the Qiang tribes along the way to the west, regaining control of the entire Liangzhou.

As for how many Qiang people would be sacrificed in this process, Cao Cao did not impose any restrictions. Instead, he directly released his authority with a wave of his hand.

As an outsider, Ma Chao is still relatively familiar with Liangzhou as a whole, so he is naturally involved in the battle sequence.

After staying in Chang'an City for almost a year, Ma Chao had a good understanding of Cao Cao's troops.

Recruiting a large number of former veterans and training legions one after another, while expanding the scale, also expanded the basic combat effectiveness.

It was precisely because of this that Ma Chao became more aware of the huge gap between his own army and Cao Cao's army.

Fortunately, the cavalry under his command were elite cavalry drawn from hundreds of thousands of Qiang people. Perhaps under the same conditions, they may not be able to defeat the Xiliang Iron Cavalry in Zhang Xiu's hands, but they are among the few elites in the entire Chang'an.

As for the candidates for sending troops this time, Cao Cao also had his own plans.

In addition to members of the Cao family, it also includes outsiders such as Ma Chao.

After all, they were quelling a rebellion, and the target was the Qiang people. Without someone like Ma Chao, it would be easy to create estrangement, but if we did, there would be a lot of trouble.

Selecting and arranging based on subjective wishes can easily lead to unfavorable factors.

However, in this aspect, compared to the somewhat immature Ma Chao, Pang De is more skilled.

While expressing their attitude, they also chose to obey, further stabilizing Cao Cao's mentality and ensuring what they had.

Cao Chun, Xia Houyuan, Xiahou Dun, Ma Chao, Pang De, Zhang Xiu, Cao Xiu, Cao Hong, Le Jin and so on.

More than 60,000 cavalrymen accounted for the vast majority of Cao Cao's cavalry force. Cao Cao personally released them in an attempt to suppress these rebellious Qiang people with absolute force.

Of course, these main cavalry are accompanied by various auxiliary troops.

Suddenly, the total strength of the troops divided into three groups exceeded 150,000.

As the younger generation responsible for the military force, Ma Chao and Pang De also led their respective troops and followed Cao Chun, marching westward through the southern route.

Cao Chun, Cao Xiu, Ma Chao, Pang De, and more than 40,000 people on foot and cavalry set foot on the road to the south.

By increasing the number of small-scale rebellions on the road, we can quickly accumulate combat experience and marching experience, further improving the combat experience of young people.

Of course, there is also a similar young man among them, Cao Ang, Cao Cao's eldest son.

It can be said that anyone who is not a fool can understand the purpose and reasons of Cao Cao's arrangement.

However, this kind of thing is still within the acceptable range for Cao Cao's group of counselors.

The Qiang people have some strength, but they are not particularly strong. However, they can withstand attacks frequently enough that they can not only exercise their courage, but also learn and grow.

In this process, you can also contact more peers and establish your own status.

Although these things always feel a bit premature, Cao Cao naturally arranged such things in advance while Cao Song still existed.

After all, some opportunities are really gone if you miss them.

However, the seemingly stable arrangement was quite stressful for Cao Chun and others.

Everyone is not blind. Even if they have no political acumen, they can still see the purpose of Cao Cao's arrangement.

Under such circumstances, even an ordinary attempt to quell the Qiang rebellion requires a little more care and caution, lest accidents occur.

Among the group of people, the one who was least stressed was Ma Chao, who felt deeply relaxed after leaving Chang'an.

That kind of leisurely and relaxed posture attracted Cao Ang's attention.

(End of this chapter)