Chapter 191 Youzhou recruits talents
Unknowingly, we came to the second year of Zhongping.
Liu Han also slowly took over things in Youzhou, and of course he also discovered several talents from Youzhou.
The first one is a young general in the Wuhuan School Lieutenant Army named Yan Rou.
Wuhuan will be settled by Liu Han sooner or later, so what is the use of protecting Wuhuan?
Therefore, in response to the reform of the military system, the army must of course be disrupted and reorganized, and the best parts must be taken away from the dross.
Therefore, Liu Han noticed Yan Rou.
Yan Rou is from Guangyang.
(Liu Yu died in 193. Assuming that Yan Rou became Wuhuan Sima at the age of 20, she was also born in 173. The author here sets it as 169, the same age as Zhang Liao.) Yan Rou was captured by Wuhuan and Xianbei when she was young, but later gained their trust.
After Liu Yu's death, Yan Rou was elected as Wuhuan Sima by Xian Yufu and others, and contacted Xianbei to avenge Liu Yu and confront Gongsun Zan.
He returned to Cao Cao during the Battle of Guandu and was worshiped as the Colonel Protector of Wuhuan. He contributed to Cao Cao's campaign against Wuhuan and was given the title of Marquis of Guannei.
Cao Cao treated him like a son, and Cao Pi also treated him like a brother. Yan Rou sat in the north and commanded the troops of Youzhou to fight against the invasion of the Hu people.
After Cao Pi ascended the throne, Yan Rou was worshiped as the general who conquered Liao.
Yan Rougang had only been in the army for two years, and he became a general valued by the King of Hejian.
The second one found was a man named Qianzhao.
Qianzhao, named Zijing, was born in Guanjin, Anping.
When he was more than ten years old, Qianzhao was a student of Leyin in the same county. When he was young, he became the same hero as Liu Bei and became a close friend.
During the Zhongping period, Le Yin served as the Chariot and Cavalry General He Miao and had a long history. Qian Zhao continued to follow him until he completed his the sixth year of Zhongping (189), the Shichangshi Rebellion broke out, and He Miao and Le Yin were killed. Qianzhao, together with Le Yin's disciple Shi Lu and others, risked their lives to collect Le Yin's body and carry him back Dao met a bandit, Shi Lu and others fled in all directions. Lianzhao cried and begged. The bandit thought he was a righteous man and let him go. From this, Lianzhao became famous.
Later, he surrendered to Cao Cao and became the captain of Pingdao, the captain of Hu Xianbei, and finally the prefect of Yanmen.
Established contact with the Xianbei people in Hexi, rectified Shangguancheng, the ancient city of Xingbei, and set up troops to guard the territory and abroad. Hu people from far and near all sincerely joined them; they also sent talented people to study at Taixue, and returned to the county to teach students. Within a few years The school prospered; the terrain was surveyed, and canals were dug according to the mountain topography to divert water into the city, which greatly benefited the people.
Qianzhao stayed in the county for 12 years, and his reputation in managing border counties was second only to Tian Yu's, and he was deeply respected by the people.
Liu Han was able to find him because of Liu Bei.
Since they were close friends, if something happened to Liu Bei, the county magistrate would find Liu Bei's friend to recruit him.
Liu Bei is hard to find, isn't Qianzhao also hard to find? This kid's home is right there!
After that, Qianzhao was sent to Liu Han. He had to admit that this guy was very loyal and he really didn't tell anything about Liu Bei.
Liu Han also appreciated his character and kept him by his side.
The third one is the Tian Yu I just mentioned.
Tian Yu (171-252), courtesy name Guorang, was born in Yongnu, Yuyang.
He first followed Liu Bei, but because his mother returned to his hometown in old age, he later followed Gongsun Zan. Gongsun Zan was defeated and persuaded Xian Yufu to join Cao Cao Cao conquered Hebei, Tian Yu was officially appointed by Cao Cao and served successively as Yingyin, Langlingling, and Yiyang prefect.
Later, Tian Yu guarded the northern border of Cao Wei for many years, and made many meritorious deeds, including conquering Wuhuan, Zhangujin, and defeating Kebineng. He also participated in the battle against Sun Wu, beheading Zhou He in Chengshan, and defeating Sun Quan in he reached the rank of Taizhong doctor, he was granted the title of Marquis of himself was a very capable person, but because he was unwilling to sever his relationship with Liu Bei, he was constantly under suspicion when he was in Wei State, and naturally he could not be reused.
But Tian Yu was different. Although he was related to Liu Bei, he was not an acquaintance. The two sides had long drawn a clear line. Therefore, Tian Yu later got along well in Cao Wei and lived a long life. He died at the age of 82.
Regarding these three young generals, Liu Han sent them to Zhang Liao without hesitation. After all, they were similar in age and could easily arouse their competitive spirit.
Although Zhang Liao is only 16 years old, he is already a lieutenant general, and they are all still white.
In addition to Tian Yu, there is also a large clan in Yuyang County, the Wu Zhongtian clan, descendants of Tian Qi.
"The Genealogy List of Prime Ministers of the Tang Dynasty": "The Tian family comes from the surname Gui. The son of Chen Li was named Jingzhong, and he was an official in Qi. He first started mining land, so he was named Tian. It is also said that the sound of Chen Tian is similar. By the time Tianhe usurped Qi, he became a prince. , until Wang Jian in the ninth generation, he was destroyed by Qin. With the rise of Han Dynasty, the fields moved to Yangling and later to Peiping.
The Wu Zhongtian clan was also played a bit badly because of Cheng Yu.
Have you ever seen a "Yellow Turban" who is well-trained, skilled in battle formations, carrying a steel sword at his waist, and holding a powerful crossbow?
Tian's Wubao was breached in less than an hour.
If the head of the Tian family hadn't given up defeat so quickly, he would have become the victim of the "Yellow Turban" just like the Wu Zhong Mou family.
Nowadays, there is a person named Tian Chou in Wu Zhongtian clan.
(Tian Chou (chóu) (169-214), courtesy name Zitai, was born in Wuzhong County, Youbeiping County.
When he was young, he loved reading and was good at fencing. He first worked for Youzhou (Liu Yu).He led the whole clan to live in seclusion and was not subject to Yuan Shao's the 12th year of Jian'an (207), when Cao Cao was conquering Wuhuan in the north, he joined his army and served as Cao Cao's Sikong participated in the pacification of Wuwan and the attack on Jingzhou. He had considerable merit and was awarded the title of died in the 19th year of Jian'an (214 years) at the age of 46. ) Now that Wu Zhongtian has surrendered and handed over all those who should and should not be handed over, Liu Han will not embarrass Tian Yu and let him go to Guanghe County to train under Chen Zhen.
# In the second year of Zhongping, the house leaked and it rained all night.
Just after experiencing the Yellow Turban, Liangzhou was in chaos again.
In the north, the Ling Qiang, the Wuhan, and the Heguan group rebelled, and together they established Huangzhongyi as generals, Hu Beigong Boyu and Li Wenhou, and killed Lingzheng, the captain of the Qiang school.
It seems that the "Xianling Qiang" took the lead again, and the "Huangzhong Yi Conghu" also got involved, and even killed Ling Zheng, the captain of the Qiang guard.
However, this Qiang rebellion was very different from the previous ones.
This group of "rebellious Qiang" "coerced" two wealthy families in is named Bian Yun, the other is named Han Yue.
These two people may not be familiar with each other, but to put it another way, they must be familiar with each other.
Bian Zhang, Han Sui.
Among the "Puhan and Heguan bandits" who initially rebelled were the "Liangzhou Yi Cong". The leader was Song Jianhe Guoguo, and it was Bian Zhang and Han Sui who asked for a meeting and contact with the two Han military officials.
Then, Chen Yi, the governor of Jincheng, was killed.
Then "the Qiang rebellion became more severe and they attacked and burned the prefectures and counties", and the riot started again with great vigor.
The blame for the Liangzhou Rebellion this time seems to belong to the Qiang people, but in fact the root culprits are all the Han people - the Liangzhou clan.
In essence, Liangzhou's wealthy people organized the local Han people and hired a large number of Qiang and Hu people to form anti-government forces to separatize the country's northwest border.
After 100 years of tempering by ice and fire and the intermingling of Han and Qiang people, the wealthy families in Xiliang gradually found a way to share the same destiny with the Qiang people.
(End of this chapter)