Historical records say that after Qian Yuanguan ascended the throne, Lu Renzhang and Liu Renqi "acted in the middle."
The old king passed away and the new master ascended the throne, but Tuogu and the important ministers held the power. According to the traditional script, if nothing unexpected happened, something would definitely happen.
Liu Renqi was also one of the important ministers of Tuogu, and he and Lu Renzhang were the two guardians of the new regime. However, it is strange that such an important person is rarely mentioned in the history books, and only a few fragments of sporadic records exist.
It was said that Liu Renqi was fond of snitching and "loved to destroy shortcomings", which aroused public anger. The generals collectively went to Qian Yuanguan to defend their rights and unanimously asked Qian Yuanguan to kill Lu Renzhang and Liu Renqi.
This is a very serious political issue. On the surface, it is a conflict between colleagues and they ask the leader for comment. In fact, it is "forcing the palace". This is a positive questioning and blatant provocation of Qian Yuanguan's authority, and it is also a naked insult to Qian Yuanguan. threaten.
Qian Yuanguan was very angry and immediately asked his nephew Qian Renjun to deliver a message to the officials who were forcing him to go to the palace:
"These two have been kings for a long time. I was about to reward them for their contributions, but you forced me to kill them because of personal grudges. What kind of trouble do you want to make? I am your king now, and you must listen to me. If If you don’t approve of me, then nominate someone you approve of, and I will step aside immediately and return to my hometown to retire!”
The ministers then retreated in fear, "Leader, don't get me wrong, we don't mean that..."
In a certain character entry of "Qian Yuanguan", this story was included in the anecdotes of Comrade Qian Yuanguan, titled "To appease the generals". The general idea is that Qian Yuanguan appeased the ministers who petitioned collectively, and from then on the general harmony……
It is strongly recommended that friends who edit this article refer to the entry on "Buying a Coffin for a Pearl".
This "forced palace" was not as calm as Du Niang said. After scolding the ministers, Lu Renzhang was released as the governor of Quzhou, and Liu Renqi was released as the governor of Huzhou. Although he saved his life, he was still the loser in the political struggle, and Qian Yuanguan lost his right-hand man.
In other words, what really appeased the ministers was not Qian Yuanguan's angry rebuke, but Qian Yuanguan's compromise and concession like cutting off his arms.
The two of them were carefully selected by Qian Liu as his heirs, but they were killed just when they started to shine. Qian Yuanguan was unable to protect him. His situation was obviously much worse than we imagined - no - it was It was much worse and more dangerous than what was recorded in history books.
How could Qian Yuanguan follow the trend when he was in danger? He wanted to be a trendsetter of the times, just like his father. Qian Yuanguan actively laid out plans to create his own era.
In July 936, veteran Bao Junfu was awarded the title of Taiwei of the School and Tongping Zhangshi.
Bao Junfu was born in a humble family and was a member of a noble family. Although he was brave and courageous, he had a honest and honest character... I always feel that these two comments in the history books are quite split in personality.
Strictly speaking, Bao Junfu is not a real member of the lower class, and his ancestors are also rich. He is the descendant of Bao Fang, a poet of the Tang Dynasty. Bao Fang was appointed by Emperor Dezong of the Tang Dynasty as the Minister of Rites and granted the title of Duke of Donghai County. After his death, he was awarded the title of Prince Shaobao posthumously. If he is included, 8 of his poems are included. But just like Liu Sheng, Prince Jing of Zhongshan, would later become a mobile vendor weaving mats and selling shoes and being driven out by urban management so that he could no longer lay eggs, the Bao family had long since lost its glory in the Tang Dynasty.
When he was a boy, Bao Junfu was an Internet celebrity in his hometown. There was a big well in the local area with a diameter of more than ten feet wide. Bao Junfu would often lie on the edge of the well and sleep. The onlookers were frightened and called this guy stupid. Being sick means that your brain is not working well, but you are a talent.
Since you dare to risk your life like this, why not do something meaningful? Waiting for death, the country of death is terrible! So Bao Junfu finally got on the right track - he surrendered to the army, but he surrendered to the bandit army, and he surrendered to Liu Hanhong, the giant bandit mentioned in the previous document.
Liu Hanhong was originally a small official in Yanzhou and was ordered to conquer "Wang Xianzhi and Huang Chao's army". During the march, Liu Hanhong robbed the official and army supplies and defected to Wang Huangcao's army. Later, he betrayed Wang Xianzhi and Huang Chao's army and led his troops to accept the imperial court's recruitment. The biggest thing he did was that when he was assigned to guard Jiangling by Prime Minister Wang Duo, he committed an old habit again, ransacked Jiangling City, and then became a bandit again; after that, he was recruited again and was appointed as the Observation Envoy of Eastern Zhejiang.
East Zhejiang has an intersection with our Qian Group. It's just that at that time, Qian Liu was just a pawn under Dong Chang. The most important copy of the Dong Chang Group or the Qian Group in the early stages of entrepreneurship was Liu Hanhong's "big bandit ambition". It was through beating Liu Hanhong in a fancy way that Qian Liu became Dong Chang's confidant and accumulated a high enough reputation within the group.
During the battle, Qian Liu killed Liu Hanhong's younger brother Liu Hanrong, captured his mother and wife, and finally captured Liu Hanhong himself alive. When Liu Hanhong was about to die, he made a small request, saying that he had had a very auspicious dream - "Whoever kills me with gold will definitely have Qian Liu", so he requested that Qian Liu be the executioner.
Dong Chang fulfilled his wish and asked Qian Liu to chop him to death with his own hands. Qian Liu also achieved the achievement of "Liu Hanhong destroyed his family". Liu Hanhong became Qian Liu’s novice gift package.
While Qian Liu was beating up Liu Hanhong, Bao Junfu led his troops to surrender to Qian Liu, and was renamed "Xiang Mingdu" by Qian Liu. After that, he followed Qian Liu in his wars in the north and south.
Bao Junfu can use two swords in one hand, a strong bow on his back, and hidden arrows to gallop across the battlefield, making him invincible. He maintained a taciturn and introverted character in the military. Because of his taciturn and unsmiling nature, he was nicknamed "Bao Nao". In fact, the "nao" here is not the noisy nao, but the nao of "Zhang Fei made a big fuss in Changbanpo", which means he is highly skilled in martial arts, brave and fierce.
Due to his meritorious service, he was promoted to Quzhou's relief commander. However, his superior, Quzhou Governor Chen Zhang, suddenly colluded with the Huainan rebellion and appointed Bao Junfu to an official position in the name of Huainan Yang Xingmi, but Bao Junfu flatly refused. Qian Liu was born to Qian Liu and died to Qian Liu's ghost. Do you think Liu Hanhong's subordinates are all Liu Hanhong?
After Qian Liu heard about it, he was worried that Comrade Bao Junfu would leave us prematurely, so he wrote him a secret letter, "I will obey you" and surrender, I don't blame you.
Bao Junfu, who "surrendered under the order", showed the secret letter to the traitor Li Yuansi, and gained Li Yuansi's trust. The two drank wine, dreaming of the beautiful Huainan dream, and then got drunk - Li Yuansi became drunk. Bao Junfu took the opportunity to escape from Quzhou and returned to Qian Liu's arms.
Bao Junfu truly loved Qian Liu. Qian Liu was greatly moved and awarded him the title of "Quzhou Governor". If you take it, it's yours.
After that, Bao Junfu repeatedly attacked the Huainan invading army and faced Huainan general Zhou Ben. In each battle, Bao Junfu would only lead a few personal cavalry to cut through the back row and attack Zhou Ben, hoping to take the general's head out of a million troops. Zhou Ben fled in embarrassment.
In October 920, the Later Liang court awarded Qian Yuanguan the title of military envoy of the Qing Navy, and Qian Yuanguan appointed Bao Junfu as deputy envoy of the Qing Navy. Bao Junfu became Qian Yuanguan's former minister and direct confidant.
Among the Liangshan heroes in Liangshan, there was Bao Xu, the "Sangmen God", who was good at wielding the Sangmen sword and died in Hangzhou during the conquest of Fangla. Some people speculate that Bao Junfu is the prototype of Bao Xu, the "godkeeper god of death".
