In the autumn of the sixth year of Jinghe, Arong and Nuerhan suddenly reached an agreement, handing each other letters of credence to form a bloody alliance, and at the same time declared each other as a land not subject to conquest, which was known in history as the "Hongyan Alliance".
The contents of the Hongyan Alliance sounded quite touching. The moved Emperor Jinghe immediately summoned the civil servants and generals to discuss countermeasures.
Ajong and Nurhan are two foreign countries. They are not only ambitious, but also bandits, and they have the attributes of white-eyed wolves.
It's not fun to pick out any single item, let alone pair them up and become a couple! The destructive power is no longer "one plus one is greater than one".
Emperor Jinghe had no doubt that the other party was already sharpening his sword against Da Chu.
I thought they could provoke them to bite each other, but they didn't expect that these slaves had grown brains and actually planned to join forces to fight two against one.
It’s really nothing!
tui!!!
At a certain moment, Emperor Jinghe and the important officials of the Chu State unanimously despised them.
Dare you fight back after being beaten? !
How shameless!
Of course, if you want to criticize someone, you still have to scratch your head.
After all, although Da Chu is not small, it is still a bit stressful to face the siege of A Rong and Nuer Han at the same time.
As the saying goes, don’t be afraid of wearing shoes if you are barefoot!
After Chu conquered the country, the economy and people's livelihood improved even more. If a war really broke out, the development over the past few decades would not be as simple as stagnating. Even if we beat back the two rebels with one against two, , it is not called winning, unless one of them is swallowed, or they are all merged.
Of course, Emperor Jinghe and the main ministers of Dachu also thought about it this way. It would be unrealistic to swallow them all, not just any one.
Therefore, it is obviously a loss-making business, and no smart person would be willing to accept it!
Emperor Jinghe was so worried that he kept calling his ministers to the Lanzheng Hall for meetings.
The courtiers were also worried, and they were so worried that they fought with each other.
After all, the court is not a place where political opinions can be unified!
In response to the sudden attack by Ajong and Nurhan, the courtiers were divided into two groups.
One group of people believes that the great nation will not change its expression even if Mount Tai collapses in front of it, so it should remain calm in response to this change and should mainly wait and see.
The other faction is more straightforward and believes that they should strike preemptively and strike hard. It is best to catch the opponent by surprise, attack the enemy in two places, and focus on attacking the enemy, so that the two foreign countries and other small countries can wake up.
Of course, if we go into detail, the second faction is divided into two camps.
Different from the thinking of most people in the main war camp, there are still many people who admit that there is a war and should be welcomed, but they believe that instead of spreading their forces to involve the two countries, it is better to concentrate on fighting one side while guarding the Central Plains.
The advantage of this is that even if the other side cannot be frightened immediately, it can still ensure that the battle line is in Ajong and Nurhan.
It's better to smash other people's homes than mess up your own!
Once the debate between these two major factions and three groups of people arises, it cannot stop.
It’s funny to say that the ones with the most heated debates and the most frequent fights are within the warring faction!
One advocates attacking with both fists, while the other wants to fight the strong and abandon the weak.
Both parties insist that their own ideas are the best, and firmly believe that the other party is ignorant, ridiculous, and short-sighted.
They continued to argue and argue, and until several armies headed north, these arguments were still at a stalemate.
Seeing that Emperor Jing He's temper was getting more and more irritable, it seemed that he might perform a live explosion in front of the ministers in the court at any time. But his group of ministers didn't realize it yet.
Fortunately, envoys sent by Ajong and Nurhan arrived.
(End of chapter)
