The Power of the Three Kingdoms at the End of the Han Dynasty and the Imperial Power of the Han Dyna

Xia Pi State was renamed Xia Pi County. After two years of observation, Tang Mao was promoted and followed Xi Zhicai from Qingzhou to Xuzhou, but this time he became the prefect of Xia Pi.

Xia Pi is adjacent to Jiujiang, which is in ruins. Tang Mao had talked with Xi Zhicai before taking office. The focus of his work was to give Jiujiang a transfusion and help it recover after the war.

Secondly, Xia Pi is sandwiched between Guangling and Jiujiang. These two places will be the front lines next. Xia Pi will be an important place for material supply, and it is necessary to strictly prevent theft.

Liu Yan, the Prince of Xia Pi, was the son of Emperor Ming and was enthroned in the 15th year of Yongping. Yan was handsome and was always by Emperor Suzong's side when he ascended the throne. In the 4th year of Jianchu, Linhuai Prefecture and Zhongli, Dangtu, Dongcheng, Liyang, and Quanjiao in Jiujiang were combined into 17 counties to form Xia Pi State. He returned to the throne that year when the emperor died.

His son, King Zhen, Liu Cheng, succeeded him. In the first year of Yongjian, he conferred titles on Cheng's two brothers and King Hui's two grandsons as marquises.

Liu Yi, the Prince of Min, succeeded him. In the first year of Yangjia, Liu Yi's eight brothers were granted the titles of Marquis of Xiang and Ting. In the first year of Zhongping, Liu Yi was attacked by the Yellow Turbans and fled. After the rebellion was quelled and the country was restored, Liu Yi died a few months later. Liu Yi reigned for fifty-seven years, at the age of ninety.

Yi's son, King Ai, Liu Yi, succeeded him, but died a few months later without leaving any children.

Therefore, compared with the two counties of Pengcheng and Donghai, it is easier to abolish the state of Xia Pi.

Xia Pi Que clan, Xia Pi Que Xuan gathered thousands of people and proclaimed himself the emperor, causing chaos in Xuzhou. Although they were suppressed in the end, Tang Mao was determined to wipe out the roots this time. A small and powerful man dared to proclaim himself emperor, he really didn't know how to live or die.

The Chen family of Huaipu, one generation of three dukes, two thousand stone officials. (Chen family of Xiapi)

Chen Wei, a native of Huaipu, Xia Pi, was famous throughout the ages and was the prefect of Guanghan.

Chen Qiu, the son of Chen Qi, was also known as Bozhen. He was involved in Confucianism since he was young and was good at laws and regulations. In the first year of Guanghe, he was promoted to Taiwei and exempted from the transfer to Shaofu of Yongle. He and Liu He, the Minister of the Interior, conspired to kill the eunuchs. Qiu's concubine was the daughter of Cheng Huang, who was in charge of the palace and was called Cheng Lord.

Qiuzi Chen Yu was the prefect of Wujun.

Yu's younger brother Chen Cong was the prefect of Ruyin.

His disciple Chen Gui was the prefect of Xia Pi.

Guizi Chen Deng was the prefect of Guangling.

We have to admit that the Chen family of Xia Pi did make the right bet. The merit of surrendering the city was there, and they made great contributions to saving Xuzhou from war. Chen Gui was an old and experienced man, and he saved the Chen family's status by surrendering the two counties. He wrote a letter to Liu Han himself, stating that he was old and frail and wanted to let the scholar return home. In this way, all the credit was placed on Chen Deng, and Liu Han had no choice but to use Chen Deng.

"Lu Zhi was appointed governor of Yuzhou, and Chen Deng was appointed governor of Henan."

This is Liu Han’s final decision.

"Here."

Dongcheng Lu family, Lu Su not only served Liu Han a long time ago, but now serves as the prefect of Weijun. When Liu Han moved the capital to Yecheng, Lu Su's status rose accordingly.

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After the arrangements in Xuzhou are completed, we will wait for everything to be on track, and the next step will be Yuzhou.

Unlike Xuzhou, Yingchuan, Chenjun, Liangjun and Lu had fallen into Liu Han's hands two years ago, so only Peiguo and Runan were left in Yuzhou.

Lu Zhi, the governor of Yuzhou, Zhang Gong, the prefect of Yingchuan, Liu Shao, the prefect of Chenjun, Zhang Ji, the prefect of Liangjun (Liang State), and Sun Li, the prime minister of Lu State.

Pei State was Gaozu's ancestral home and the birthplace of the Liu family. Liu Han took Liu He out of Guanghe County and let Liu Rong take over. Liu He served as the prime minister of Pei State.

Liu Fu, the King of Peixian, was the son of Emperor Guangwu. In the 20th year of Jianwu, he was re-enfeoffed as the King of Pei. Fu was dignified and law-abiding. He loved classics and was good at explaining the "Jingshi Yi", "Jiaojing", "Lunyu Chuan" and "Tuchen". He wrote "Five Classics Theory", which was called "General Theory of King Pei" at the time. He was prudent and frugal in the country and was consistent from beginning to end. He was called a wise king. Emperor Xianzong respected him and gave him many rewards. In the second year of Zhongyuan, Liu Fu's son Liu Bao was enfeoffed as the Marquis of Pei. In the first year of Yongping, Liu Jia, the brother of Bao, was enfeoffed as the Marquis of Tong. Fu died in the 46th year of his reign, and his son Liu Ding, the King of Li, succeeded him. In the second year of Yuanhe, twelve of Ding's brothers were enfeoffed as the Marquis of Xiang. Ding died in the 11th year of his reign.

Liu Zheng, the son of Ding, succeeded him. In the first year of Yuanxing, his two younger brothers were granted the title of county marquis. Liu Guang, the son of Zheng, succeeded him. Liu Rong, the son of Guang, succeeded him. Liu Cong, the son of Rong, succeeded him. After his death, his son, Liu Yao, the son of Gong, succeeded him.

Pei State was destroyed because it was located at the junction of Xuzhou, Yanzhou, Yuzhou and Yangzhou.

Especially because of Zhang Xun's massacre of the gentry in Pei State, Liu He's takeover of Pei State was very smooth.

The Xue family of Zhuyi, descendants of Lord Mengchang, was a well-known family that governed prefectures and counties for generations. They studied Han poetry and were well-known for their chapters and sentences. During the chaos at the end of the Han Dynasty, the Xue family took refuge in Jiangdong.

Zhuyi Wu family is another big family in the area. The current head of the family is Wu Zhou, whose son Wu Hui is named Yuanxia. His second sister Wu is the wife of Liu Fen. His third brother Wu Shao is named Shuxia, and his fourth brother Wu Mao is named Jixia.

Wu Hui was fond of criticizing people when he was young. He was the governor of Xiapi County during the reign of Emperor Ming of Wei. When Sima Shi was the general, he was promoted to the rank of Sili Xiaowei and Taipuqing. Sima Zhao valued him very much and criticized people of the time with him many times. In the first year of the Taishi reign of the Western Jin Dynasty, he was appointed Shangshu, Zuo Pushe, Zuo Guanglu Dafu, and Kaifu Yitong Sansi by Emperor Wu of Jin. He died in office and was posthumously named Ding. His son Wu Fu succeeded him.

Because the Wu family had relations with the Cao family and the Sima family, Liu Han made a guess during the conversation: Cao Cao and the Sima family probably fled to Jiaozhou.

"Headache!"

Although Jiaozhou is remote, it has a population of one million and has the help of the southern barbarians. If they are given time to grow, they will not simply cause trouble to one side, but will probably become a serious threat.

"Jingzhou."

At present, there are only three ways to reach Jiaozhou, Yizhou, Jingzhou and Yangzhou, but the fastest way is only to Jingzhou. The road to Yizhou is difficult, and there is Sun Ce in Yangzhou. Only Liu Biao is the easiest to bully.

"Liu Bei."

But now, in addition to Liu Biao, there is also Liu Bei in Jingzhou. "It seems that I can't continue to play with you."

Liu Han decided that next time he went south, he would not give Liu Bei another chance.

The Dai family of Qiao County has handed down the "Shi's Book of Changes" for generations. The Dai family of Zhi County migrated south during the Yongjia period.

Both families were just small families in Pei State and had not yet made any fortune. Furthermore, they were scolded by Zhang Xun, which made the situation even worse.

In the late Han Dynasty, if we talk about famous families, it should be the Cao family and Xiahou family of Qiao County, Pei State, who were two thousand stones in the Han Dynasty. Unfortunately, with the rise of Liu Han, they will no longer be so glorious.

The Cao and Xiahou families fled south, and Liu Han had already guessed where they fled to, so he thought they would meet again soon.

The Xu family of Qiao County was no longer as glorious as before because the prodigal Xu Chu followed Liu Bei and their assets were emptied out by Liu Bei.

The Ding family of Qiao County, one generation of three dukes, two thousand stone officials. (Mrs. Ding, Cao Cao's first wife.) They had the same fate as the Cao family, and fled south.

The Huan family of Longkang passed down the "Book of Shangshu of Ouyang" and "Poetry of Qi". There were three dukes in one generation, four of whom were ministers in Han and Wei, and two were granted the title of Guannei Hou. Four generations of fathers, sons and brothers taught the classics to seven emperors, and four of their disciples were dukes. Huan Rong taught Guangwu the Book of Shangshu and was the teacher of Emperor Ming (the crown prince's junior tutor). Huan Yu was the teacher of Emperor Zhang and Emperor He (taught the crown prince the classics). Huan Yan was the teacher of Emperor An (taught the classics) and Emperor Shun (the grand tutor). Huan Lin was the lecturer of Emperor Huan. They migrated south during the Yongjia period and became a famous family in the Middle Ages.

This time, the Longkang Huan family suffered a heavy loss. After Emperor Ling died, General He Jin took power. Dian conspired with him and was promoted three times to General of the Yulin Army.

Coupled with the relationship with Yuan and Cao, Longkang Huan clan's DEBUFF was piled up. Liu He, who had been eating sand in the northern frontier for eight years, showed a cruel smile. (End of this chapter)