I, Liu Bian, Sanxing Han Dynasty

Chapter 7 Official Document (received from the site)

Imaginary palace fights: planting traitors, plotting, poisoning...

Real palace fight: Calling you a fool in front of you.

It can only be said that Dong Zhong was stupider than Liu Bian. No wonder in history, Empress Dowager Dong originally wanted to push him out to fight for power with He Jin, but he was killed by He Jin in a few strokes. Considering He Jin's level...

The next day, after Liu Bian finished his homework, he continued to go to Yutang Hall, and Lu Zhi happened to be there too.

Emperor Ling suddenly asked Liu Bian: "Bian'er is very interested in these official documents?"

Liu Bian did not deny it, nodded and said: "Many decisions in the DPRK can only be written in a few lines on paper, but once implemented, they can affect the livelihood of countless people. I think it is very important."

Hearing Liu Bian's answer, Emperor Ling laughed and pointed to a pile of reviewed official documents on the desk for Zhang Rang to show to Liu Bian: "Bian, take a look."

In the past, Liu Bian was either practicing calligraphy or being tested for knowledge in Yutang Palace. This was the first time he read official documents. Was it to make up for last night?

Liu Bian sat at his special desk and read the official documents under the gaze of Emperor Ling. The first official document was an application to exchange new grain for old grain in the granary. Money needed to be allocated. This was no problem. The official who handled it also believed that the amount of money required was reasonable and left his name on it. Emperor Ling responded with "yes".

The second report was a memorial. A spirit appeared under the rule of Donghai County. The prefect thought it was an ominous sign and sent people to hunt it down. However, Liu Bian looked at the description above and saw that it looked like a camel.

The governor of Donghai County is probably from the south. The starting point of the Silk Road these days is Luoyang. It is not surprising that he has not seen a camel. Of course, no one of the two thousand stone ministers would write a memorial specifically for killing a camel. A large number of contents at the back of the memorial are all prophecies to admonish the Ling Emperor. When a country is about to perish, there must be monsters... Ling Emperor. The emperor was probably a little speechless, so he only wrote "ridiculous".

Liu Bian then read a lot more, and there were indeed some things that needed to be dealt with. For example, Fu Xie, the governor of Hanyang County in Liangzhou, near the Sanfu area of ​​Chang'an, wrote a letter saying that it had not rained for three months and that the rebels entrenched in Jincheng County, Liangzhou The thieves are in civil strife, and I hope the government will make preparations as soon as possible. Emperor Ling approved the word "Chaoyi".

But there are more messy things, such as impeachment without evidence, scolding eunuchs, admonishing Emperor Ling, etc.

This is it, the official memorial document that has been screened by the Chancellor.

Liu Bian also noticed that judging from Emperor Ling's reply to the official document, there were suggestions from the handling officials and Lu Zhi and others, and there were basically no problems with the handling.

After Liu Bian had finished reading it, Emperor Ling asked with a smile: "How do you feel about Bian'er now?"

"There are still some important memorial documents that are very important." Liu Bian singled out the memorial from Donghai County and said, "But I am also very sure that the monster in Donghai County that died in vain was a camel."

Emperor Ling laughed.

"Which memorial or official document do you think is the most important?" Emperor Ling asked again after laughing for a while.

"I think it should be a memorial from the prefect of Hanyang in Liangzhou." Liu Bian didn't have many memories of Liangzhou, but they were all very profound.

Dong Zhuo was born in Liangzhou; Ma Teng and Ma Teng's own filial son Ma Chao also started their careers in Liangzhou; and Han Sui, whose name makes people think of words such as capriciousness, insidiousness and cunning.

"Why?"

Liu Bian replied: "Sun Tzu said: Soldiers are important matters of the country, the place of life and death, and the way of survival." Emperor Ling's curiosity was aroused, and he asked again: "Do you think Bian'er should fight?" ?”

Lu Zhi's attention had already been attracted.

"Of course we should fight! Although my Han territory is vast, not a single part of it is redundant! Anyone who can find rebellious officials and traitors will be punished."

Liu Bian scorned, but immediately added: "But there are also prepared attacks and unprepared attacks. If the rebels can occupy the county, they must not be easily eliminated. The Art of War says that you can fight a hundred battles if you know yourself and the enemy. I thought that was not the case. Fight an unprepared battle!”

Lu Zhi was full of praise and said to the emperor, "Your Majesty, after hearing His Highness's words, you will be enlightened!"

After hearing this, Emperor Ling actually asked Zhang Rang to send someone to get the wine and drink several glasses with Lu Zhi.

Even Liu Bian got a small glass, even though no drinks were prepared for him at yesterday's dinner.

In the meantime, Lu Zhi gave Liu Bian a brief introduction to the rebels entrenched in Jincheng County. It turned out that the rebels had threatened the Sanfu Land as early as the second year of Zhongping. The so-called Sanfu refers to the three management areas of the Chang'an Gyeonggi Land, namely Jingzhao, Zuofengyi, and Youfufeng.

At that time, the central government sent Huangfu Song, who had just conquered the Yellow Turbans, to deal with it, but Huangfu Song only defended Chang'an and achieved little success. Later, Zhang Wen was replaced by Huangfu Song in the imperial court, and he defeated part of the rebel army in Youfufeng, but he was still unable to completely eliminate the rebel army.

The elements of rebels are very mixed. At first the rebellion was started by the Qiang people, but later a small number of Han people in Liangzhou were coerced and introduced, and some of them officials became leaders. Later, Huang Zhongyi Conghu, who was originally going to quell the rebellion, rebelled with the rebels after arriving in Liangzhou. This directly led to the rebels being unstoppable to the west of Sanfu.

Neither Huangfu Song nor Zhang Wen could completely destroy the rebels and could only force them back to Jincheng County. This shows that the fighting effectiveness of the Liangzhou rebels was not low. After all, part of the rebels were the original officials and troops of the Eastern Han Dynasty. .

After drinking, while Emperor Ling was in a good mood, Liu Bian asked, "Father, I want to leave the palace after my studies tomorrow."

Liu Bian's request was mainly because He Miao sent someone to convey a message that Liu, Guan, and Zhang had arrived in Luoyang. In addition, Liu Bian's fixed life of three o'clock and one line every day was a bit too much. If he wanted to go out and relax, it would be best if he could see with his own eyes the daily life of the people of the Eastern Han Dynasty.

"But are you feeling bored in the palace? Let Guo Sheng take you to the West Garden tomorrow."

The West Garden is a royal garden and is very safe.

Hearing Emperor Ling's words, Liu Bian understood that his original idea was in vain, but considering that it would not be difficult to arrange for people with official positions to enter the West Garden, he happily agreed.

After returning to his residence, Liu Bian asked Guo Sheng to arrange to deliver a letter to He Miao. If you want to see Liu Guanzhang, since you can't avoid Guo Sheng, you might as well directly recruit Guo Sheng to help.

As for the reason, it was still the same, because I was curious and wanted to meet the legendary enemy of ten thousand people.

At the Northern Wei Administration Office, Liu Bei, who was high-spirited, thought of Lu Zhi's instructions after yesterday's dinner - the Northern Wei Quan was in charge of the security of Luoyang City. Lu Zhi hoped that he could enforce the law impartially and without fear, just like Cao Mengde, who served as the Northern Wei ten years ago. powerful people. Liu Bei thought, Cao Cao, a eunuch, could have such a public spirit. Although he was a member of the Han clan, although he was a bit far away, how could he lag behind others?

"Second brother, third brother, we have to think of a good strategy different from the five-color stick!"

(End of this chapter)