Three Kingdoms Summoning: Peak Resurgence

Chapter 290: The Huns move south?

Under the governance of Wei Zheng and others, the combined population of these counties reached more than 2.6 million, and this did not include the population of Taiyuan County, the largest county in Bingzhou.

And as Wang Yu used the population summoning, the population of these counties experienced an explosive surge again. After all, these 300,000 people would go to Yunzhong and Wuyuan one after another within a year.

That is, in the near future!

The number of people under Wang Yu's command will exceed three million.

"Report, report to the deputy driver and the governor, there is an urgent matter in Hetao. The Xiongnu troops are frequently mobilized, and it seems that there will be major actions recently!"

At this time, a spy suddenly reported to Wang Huaidao.

"The Huns are moving south again." Upon hearing this, Wang Huai, the prefect of Taiyuan, immediately stood up from his chair.

Logically speaking, chairs had not yet been invented at this time. After all, the "Hu Chuang" from the Western Regions had just been introduced to the Eastern Han Dynasty from the Silk Road. It was the earliest prototype of the chair!
During the Tang Dynasty, chairs began to become popular in China and gradually evolved into a form with backrests.

During the Song Dynasty, the types of chairs increased, including backrest chairs, armchairs, etc.

In the Ming and Qing dynasties, chairs became more complex in structure and decoration, showing a magnificent feature.

However, all these developments happened hundreds of years earlier because of Wang Yu's arrival.

When Wang Yu was in Luoyang, he found some skilled craftsmen to make some tables, chairs and benches according to his drawings, and they were all in various styles.

In just a few months, the tables, chairs and benches made by Wang Yu became popular throughout the Han Dynasty. As for Bingzhou in the north, since it was Wang Yu's hometown, he naturally wanted to introduce these things there.

It can be said that with the vigorous promotion of the Wang Family Chamber of Commerce, not only the Han Dynasty, but even the Yellow Turban Army, regarded the tables, chairs and benches made by Wang Yu as their golden guide!
Back to topic.

"Damn it, these bastards have forgotten the pain now that the wound has healed. General Di Qing taught them a profound lesson last time, but they forgot it so quickly. If they dare to lead their troops south again this time, I will make sure they never come back." Wang Huai said angrily, his eyes filled with endless murderous intent.

The reason why Wang Huai said this was naturally because of the confidence from the Bingzhou Governor's Office. Even if Di Qing led 30,000 troops south, the current Bingzhou Governor's Office still had 40,000 troops.

And these are exactly the troops from the three counties of Yunzhong, Wuyuan and Shangdang.

It can be said that after more than half a year, the continuously developing Bingzhou Provincial Prefecture has a total military force of nearly 100,000 people. Of course, this also includes many new troops.

However, the Huns are not in a much better condition now after that great defeat. If they really dare to come, Wang Huai will not stop them at all.

"This is a bit strange. It has only been half a year since the last defeat of the Huns. Even if Temujin really has extraordinary abilities, it is impossible for him to restore the declining Huns in such a short time!" Shang Lao pondered the cause and effect of this and said in a deep voice.

Shang Lao was a capable minister who assisted Yu Qian in resisting the Oirat Mongols in history. He was not only good at governing internal affairs, but also had certain military qualities.

Although he was not afraid of the battlefield, he also knew that the Bingzhou Army was still in a state of development. If a war really broke out, the finances of the Bingzhou Governor's Office might be greatly weakened. This would be detrimental to the future development and growth of the Bingzhou Army. Therefore, Shang Lao did not want to fight. At least at this time, development was the main focus.

"Don't worry, the Xiongnu can't recover so quickly." Wang Sengbian said calmly: "Their target this time is not us."

Wang Sengbian, courtesy name Juncai, was a famous general during the Southern Liang period.

However, he grew up in the Northern Wei Dynasty. As the second generation of an official, he was deeply influenced by his father who "loved Confucianism" since childhood. He was knowledgeable and had in-depth research on the Confucian classic "Zuo Zhuan".

Although he was weak and even his arrows could not penetrate his armor, he had lofty ambitions and a "lofty spirit" in his heart.

After serving as a minor official in the Northern Wei Dynasty for several years, he followed his father Wang Shennian to jump ship and join Emperor Wu of Liang. He followed Emperor Wu of Liang's son, King Xiangdong Xiao Yi, to guard the area of ​​Jingzhou. After quelling the storm of cult rebellion and ethnic minority uprisings, he became famous far and wide as a Confucian general.

However, his opponent was the always sinister Chen Baxian. The contest between the Confucian general and the sinister man seemed to have doomed him to defeat from the very beginning.

The identity implanted in Wang Sengbian in this life is that of a direct descendant of the Wang family of Taiyuan and the second grandfather of Wang Gui, just like the relationship between Yang Lin and Yang Guang.

Although Wang Sengbian is older than him, he is not very old, only in his early thirties. He was specially left in Bingzhou by Wang Yu to deal with some complicated matters!
After all, the latter's command attributes have reached the silver level, and he is also a member of the family, so he is capable of handling the military affairs of Bingzhou.

“Second Grandfather, you are not targeting Taiyuan. If you put it this way…” Wang Gui fell into deep thought upon hearing Wang Sengbian’s words. After exchanging a glance with Wang Bo and the others, he immediately spoke at the same time: “Mobei!”

And Wang Huai, the prefect of Taiyuan, was no fool. He not only had strong leadership skills, but also strong political acumen. Otherwise, the Wang family would not have pushed him to this position. He instantly understood the twists and turns of interests involved.

"No wonder Tianyi wrote to me specially. He thinks so highly of Temujin. This guy really has a big appetite. He is willing to swallow an elephant like a snake, and he is not afraid of choking himself to death." Wang Huai said disdainfully.

"That may not be the case. You have to know that the situation among the ethnic groups in Mobei is complicated and no one is willing to submit to the other. If Temujin uses the method of divide and conquer, he may be able to swallow up the entire Mobei at once." Wang Sengbian had a different opinion.

"Uncle, what should we do? Are we just going to watch the Huns grow stronger?" Wang Huai also realized the seriousness of the matter.

"Now, our Bingzhou is in the development stage, and it is not suitable to use large-scale military forces, but small-scale harassment is still possible." Wang Sengbian said with a cold light flashing in his eyes.

At this time, Wang Bo added: "Besides, we can't just take action. We also need to inform the Yanmen Army. I believe they have also received this news."

After hearing what Wang Bo said, everyone nodded in agreement.

After all, they couldn't just send people from the Bingzhou Governor's Office and let the Yanmen Army sit back and reap the benefits. After all, if the Huns went south, Yanmen Pass would be the first to bear the brunt.

Even if the Huns did not exit from Yanmen Pass, but instead took a route through Yinshan to attack Yunzhong, the Dingxiang Army under the Yanmen Army would also be affected. Otherwise, who would really think that Wang Yu would be willing to hand over Dingxiang County to Qin Hao?

Isn't it just to drag the Yanmen Army into the water completely so that they can't cause any trouble behind the Bingzhou Governor's Office?

(End of this chapter)