I, Liu Bian, Sanxing Han Dynasty

Chapter 53 Good News (If you are late, please read it)

At Yuan Wei's house, the three brothers Yuan Ji, Yuan Shao, and Yuan Shu gathered together, as well as Yuan Yin, Yuan Wei's son.

The three Yuans were brothers, the sons of Yuan Feng, Yuan Wei's brother. However, their elder brother, Yuan Cheng, had no children, so he adopted Yuan Shao, who was born as a concubine, to Yuan Cheng as his heir.

This was also a major reason for the bad relationship between Yuan Shu and Yuan Shao. A common son turned into the eldest son of another lineage due to adoption, and climbed onto the head of his second son.

Compared with the promising three Yuans, Yuan Yin, the son of Yuan Wei, was much more useless. Yuan Wei had no choice but to lament that his father was a tiger and his son was a dog, and he could only devote more of his energy to his three nephews.

After all his brothers passed away, Yuan Wei became the leader of the Yuan clan in Runan. The three Yuans could achieve what they have today without his support behind them.

Yuan Ji succeeded Anguo Tinghou after the death of his father Anguo Xuanwen Marquis Yuan Feng. He was much lower-key than Yuan Shao and Yuan Shu. He did not gather followers and followed the most orthodox official career path of internal promotion. He is currently the Taipusheng.

It is not as good as Yuan Shao, who is currently the most famous. In addition to serving in the General's Office, the latter is also the Huben Zhonglang General. The Huben Army is responsible for the defense of the palace, which is a vital official position.

It is not as good as Henan Yin Yuanshu, who currently has the highest official rank.

But Yuan Ji is the person Yuan Wei is most satisfied with because he is stable enough.

This is true whether you are a person or an official.

At present, what they are discussing is to get a place among the eight captains of Xiyuan who will be established soon.

Although they still don't know who the emperor will appoint to take charge of these eight captains, they should at least join them first.

Yuan Shu, as a Yin of Henan Province, naturally did not want to leave his job to become a captain. He was the first to say: "In my opinion, the continuation is very good. Why don't you go and recommend it to the general?"

Yuan Wei's face darkened. The inheritance was his son Yuan Yin's name. He immediately said: "Your brother is not capable of this."

Yuan Yin, who was on good terms with Yuan Shu, was happy when he heard this, but when he heard Yuan Wei's words, his expression froze and he did not dare to refute.

Yuan Shao ignored Yuan Shu's words and suggested to Yuan Wei: "Uncle, how about recommending me to my eldest brother? I am a general in the rank of Huben, and most of my subordinates are from wealthy families, so I cannot leave lightly."

Yuan Wei shook his head: "It's just that your brother has never held a military position. In the first half of the year, Zhu Jun resigned as the imperial servant. If I hadn't been too chang, he could have succeeded Zhu Jun as the ninth minister."

Yuan Ji said: "It is really not appropriate to have two Jiuqing in one family. Uncle, don't worry about it. As for the military position, I will completely obey my uncle's arrangement and plan for the Yuan family."

Yuan Shu was afraid that this would happen to him, so he quickly said: "Isn't Henan Yin important to me? My uncle always thinks that Chengxu is useless, but he doesn't give Chengxu a chance to try!"

How could Yuan Wei fail to see Yuan Shu's evasion? Yuan Yin was not qualified to compete for the title of school captain.

But he also understood that he really couldn't give up on Henan Yin because of this.

"Originally, it would be best if you could serve as the captain of the school with Tiger and Lieutenant General. If not, then you have to fully support your brother."

At this point, Yuan Shao couldn't refuse, but he couldn't help but feel a little emotional in his heart - how can it be so easy to hold two military positions at the same time, not to mention that He Jin may not be effective in this matter, He Jin really should just let him fool him!

……

Just when many people were focusing on the school captain, Liu Bian was flying a kite with his children.

Not Liu Xie, but his sister Princess Wannian. Princess Wannian's name was Liu Shou, and she was one year younger than Liu Bian. As the only daughter of the Ling Emperor who did not die in infancy, she was regarded as the apple of his eye, not to mention being favored by thousands of people.

Liu Shou was named a princess at the age of three. From her title and name, we can see how much Emperor Ling hoped to have a son who would grow up successfully after several children died.

In the past, Liu Shou's only playmates were eunuchs who had been castrated when he was young. As Liu Bian had some free time, he gradually found that Liu Bian's place was more interesting than that of Ye Ting. Liu Shou came here more frequently.

At first, Liu Shou was a little afraid of Queen He. After all, in the mouths of the emperor's concubines living in Yeting, Changqiu Palace was like a great devil, including Wannian's biological mother.

But gradually, she discovered that Queen He was not as scary as Ye Ting's rumors said. Not only would she not stop her from disturbing her brother, she would also prepare delicious cakes for her.

Taking advantage of the sunny day, the gentle breeze, and the warm winter sun shining on people, Liu Bian once again sent the kite into the sky, and put the wooden crutch wrapped with string into the hands of the expectant Princess Wannian.

But Xiao Wannian was very nervous. He held the wooden crutch in his hand and remained motionless. The wind direction only changed slightly, and the kite in the sky had a tendency to fall down.

At this time, Xiao Wannian would quickly put the wooden crutch into Liu Bian's hand again. When Liu Bian adjusted the height of the kite, she was in a state where she wanted to take the wooden crutch but did not dare to take it.

Liu Bian was very funny.

After a long time, Queen He sent someone to ask them to eat some pastries. Although Xiao Wannian was a little unfinished, he still prepared to go back very sensibly.

It may also be because Queen He saw that Liu Bian liked different kinds of food, so she specially asked people to prepare different dishes and pastries. For Xiao Wannian, many of them are very delicious.

In fact, stir-frying with soybean oil in iron pots had already appeared at this time, but due to the production of vegetable oil and the traditional convenience of steaming in iron pots, stir-frying never became popular.

Of course, the biggest reason is that ordinary people cannot afford stir-fried vegetables.

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After a brief moment of relaxation, Liu Bian still had to face reality.

At the end of February, good news finally came out of Youzhou.

The heavy snow in the north blocked the advance of the army, but it did not stop Liu Yu's messenger. When the road became passable, Liu Yu's messenger found Qiu Liju, the leader of Wuhuan in western Liaoning, and Qiao Wang, the leader of Wuhuan outside the Great Wall. , King Hanlu and others told them that the court could treat them leniently, and as long as they offered Zhang Ju and Zhang Chun, the two bandit leaders, they would be exempted from the crimes they committed.

Qiu Liju had been defeated repeatedly in the past few months. He never expected that the imperial court would react so quickly to Er Zhang's rebellious behavior and would never give up.

He had already been afraid of this.

He was Lord Wuhuan and had a good reputation. Both King Qiao and King Hanlu outside the Great Wall were willing to listen to his orders.

Now that there was a letter sent by Liu Yu, he united with Zhang Chun's subordinate Wang Zheng to mutiny, killed Zhang Chun and Zhang Ju, and sent Wang Zheng's head to be sent to Liu Yu.

Qiu Liju was well aware of the Wuhuan cavalry's earlier plundering of Youzhou and Jizhou under the orders of Zhang Chun and Zhang Ju. He did not dare to see Liu Yu, so he led his troops, King Qiao and King Hanlu to go outside the fortress to continue fighting with Xianbei. People are fighting for land.

There were also some Han thieves who were worried about being liquidated afterwards and followed Qiu Liju to the outside of the Great Wall.

The Xianbei people distributed on the border between western and eastern Liaoning continued to divide after Tanshihuai's death. This was an opportunity for the Wuhuan people.

(End of this chapter)