A few days later.
The Di army from Lueyang County in Yongzhou appeared on the west side of Chang'an City under the leadership of Pu Hong.
The Xiongnu Emperor Liu Cong personally led his army to welcome him and announced in public that he appointed Pu Hong, the leader of the Di people, as Duke of Lueyang County, General Pingyuan, and Governor of Qinzhou. The Di people chiefs under his command also each received rewards.
Although Pu Hong was young at this time, he already had a very strong control over his subordinates.
Naturally, he accepted the reward from the Hun Emperor Liu Cong unceremoniously.
After Pu Hong was welcomed into the Chinese army by Liu Cong, the Xiongnu Emperor Liu Cong immediately asked.
"Mr. Lueyang, will you encounter the soldiers and horses of the Jin captive Suo Wei along the way?"
"Your Majesty, Pu Hong was unstoppable along the way and defeated more than ten thousand Jin troops. However, he never encountered Suo Wei's troops." Pu Hong replied.
Pu Hong was also a little puzzled by this situation.
According to common sense, Anding County, which is next to Lueyang County, is where Suo Wei is stationed.
When Pu Hong raised his troops to rebel, Suo Wei, who was in Anding County, must have received the news quickly.
But after Pu Hong led his army eastward to Chang'an, he never encountered the soldiers and horses arranged by Suo Wei.
There weren't even any pursuers.
"Haha, this Suo Wei is really arrogant!"
The Xiongnu Emperor Liu Cong laughed after hearing this.
Faced with Liu Cong's reaction, Pu Hong looked puzzled.
"Your Majesty, what do you mean by this?"
The Xiongnu Emperor Liu Cong then explained the reason to Pu Hong.
After hearing this, Pu Hong frowned and felt unbelievable.
"Just because of a mere dispute over the rank of officials, Suo Wei just sat back and watched His Majesty besiege Chang'an, and allowed my subordinates to loot hundreds of miles?"
According to Pu Hong's thinking, there is indeed no way to understand the thoughts of Suo Wei, the general of Jin Zhengdong.
If you do this, if you are not careful, you will be playing with fire and burning yourself.
"Hey, that's why I said Suo Wei is arrogant!"
Liu Cong, Emperor of the Huns, said.
"Suo Wei must have felt that after several battles with Chang'an, I would be outnumbered and outnumbered. At that time, he would lead his troops forward and gather all Jin armies to repel me."
"In that case, he will not only benefit, but also gain fame!"
Pu Hong was silent after hearing this. The young Pu Hong still had a deep understanding of the intrigues between these Jin officials.
He only knew that every one of these Jin officials and generals in the Yong and Qin states in Guanzhong were greedy and cruel people.
Pu Hong believed in whatever unbelievable things these people did for fame and fortune.
They, the Di people of Lueyang County, originally had a strong sense of identity with the Jin clan who allowed them to move inward and live in Lueyang County.
After all, compared to the Huns who were far away in Bingzhou, these Jin neighbors in Guanzhong were more approachable.
However, because the Jin court in Guanzhong became more and more oppressive and demanding day by day, the Di people had no choice but to join the embrace of the Huns and Han.
Under the warm reception of the Huns and Han emperors, Pu Hong and several other Di people's chiefs drank until they were drunk, and then were escorted back to the Di people's camp by their slaves.
As soon as he returned to Di Ren's own camp, Pu Hong, who was still drunk, immediately regained consciousness.
Facing the surprised and powerful chiefs of the Di people, Pu Hong immediately said excitedly.
"Now Jin people are suspicious of each other. Although the city of Chang'an is strong and vast, it is nothing more than a strong force on the outside."
"We have traveled hundreds of miles to come, and we are definitely at the right place!"
After all the powerful Di people heard this, someone immediately asked.
"Does your Majesty mean that Chang'an City can really be conquered?"
The Di people from Lueyang raised a rebellion, but in fact they were more against the oppression of the Jin people.
However, after raising their troops, the Di people led by Pu Hong found that the Jin army was very weak.
Then he thought of heading eastward to the hinterland of Guanzhong to plunder.
It was for this reason that Pu Hong sent someone to contact the Xiongnu Emperor Liu Cong, thinking that with the help of the Xiongnu Han army, he could plunder the Jingzhao and Fufeng areas.
However, the powerful Di people, including Pu Hong, never thought that they could really break through Chang'an City.
After all, Suo Wei and Qu Yun were still very powerful.
Pu Hong nodded, and then told him what the Hun Emperor Liu Cong told him before today's banquet.
After hearing this, all the powerful Di people in the tent cheered.
"Suo Wei and Qu Yun are both good generals, but now they are at odds over such a trivial matter. It seems that God wants to destroy the Sima family!"
"Hehe, the emperor of the Sima family is really out of luck. He lost Luoyang first, and then Chang'an."
"If we can capture Chang'an, how much benefit can the Huns give us?"
What the powerful people are most concerned about is how much benefit they can get.
Otherwise, if there are not many benefits from breaking through Chang'an, they have no interest in really working for the Huns.
You know, the harvest they looted along the way was already very rich.
Even if they don't break Chang'an City, they are already satisfied.
"The Huns said that if they attack Chang'an this time, the city's wealth, women, etc. will be shared equally with us!"
As soon as Pu Hong's words came out, the Di Ren chiefs all started talking in surprise.
Although Chang'an City today is dilapidated, the wealth and women in the city are still the richest in Guanzhong.
Not to mention how much money and cloth can be obtained, there must be tens of thousands of women in Chang'an City.
After excluding those who are too young and those who are too old, we can still get at least more than 10,000 if we divide them equally with the Huns.
Or more.
For a tribe like the Di people that combines farming and animal husbandry, if they can get more than 10,000 women to live and reproduce, it will only take more than ten years for the Lueyang Di people to become the strongest among all the Di people in Guanzhong.
Seeing this scene, Pu Hong continued to speak.
"Not only will the rich women of Chang'an be divided equally, but Fufeng County will also be given to us!"
Some people didn't understand, "Sir, what do you mean?"
Pu Hong smiled slightly, "In other words, the entire Fufeng County will be ours from now on!"
"ah!?"
"Really?"
"The entire Fufeng County? That's half of Guanzhong's fertile land!"
After these Di people moved inland during the Wei and Jin Dynasties, although they also lived in Guanzhong, they were always located in remote hillside valleys like Lueyang County.
The fertile plains such as Jingzhao, Fengyi, Beidi, and Fufeng in Guanzhong have always been occupied by Jin people.
If the Lueyang Di people could move to Fufeng County to settle down, the benefits would be much greater than losing half of Chang'an's city and wealth.
After confirming with Pu Hong again and again, they finally believed this exciting news.
"It seems that the Huns are much more generous than the Jin people!"
"If we can settle in Fufeng County, we won't have to worry about famine anymore!"
These Di people have long been accustomed to farming, and naturally know that the harvest from farming is much richer than that of nomadic herding.
However, some people immediately expressed doubts.
"Fufeng County is a fertile land, why would the Huns give it to us?"
"Could it be that their attack on Chang'an this time will cost us Lueyang Di's lives?"
As soon as these words came out, it was like a basin of cold water was poured down, and all the powerful people calmed down.
It would be absolutely uneconomical for them to risk their lives to fight for Chang'an City.
For Lueyang Di people, it is okay to have no money, but it is okay to be a woman, but they must not lose too many men.
If Lueyang Di's troops were damaged, not only the Jin people would attack them, but also the other old enemies such as the Xianbei, Lu Shuihu, and Qiang people in Longxi might pounce and take a bite.
After hearing this, Pu Hong waved his hand and denied this guess.
"No, no, the Huns said they already have a way to break the city, and we don't need to risk our lives."
"If that's the case, what's the reason? There can't be no reason at all, right?"
"Hey, Guanzhong is so big, there must be someone to guard it. How can the Huns be able to guard it?" Pu Hong said.
"But, aren't there Huns and Jin people, oh, those Han people?"
These Di people all know that today's Huns and Han Kingdom are trying their best to win over the Jin people, and they are granting various official positions, titles and other preferential treatment. The number far exceeds the number of tribes such as the Di and Qiang who have taken refuge.
"These Jin people are totally unreliable. The Huns said that whether it was them or us Di people, they all raised their troops because they were oppressed by the Jin people."
"In this case, the land we conquered must be defended by us together. How can it be handed over to the Jin people again?"
"When Guanzhong is conquered, we will all move to Fufeng County and allocate land and slaves to each household. Except for each family sending troops during the war, we will make all other decisions ourselves!"
When the powerful Di people heard this, they immediately understood the intentions of the Huns.
"These cunning butchers, this is Jin people's land, come and earn your own benefits!"
"In this way, we won't suffer a loss!"
For these Di people, there was never a bad year, with poor harvests of grain and livestock.
In order to survive, they will very consciously plunder everywhere.
This kind of plagiarism is also based on each household, that is, "luo".
At this time, a powerful Di man frowned slightly and said to himself.
"Hey, this idea of each household being assigned a territory and sending troops, does it sound familiar to me?"
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When the Xiongnu, Jin army, and Di Qiang people were colluding with each other in Guanzhong, the same undercurrents were also surging in Jizhou, Youzhou and other places located in the east of Guanzhong.
To be more precise, there are no undercurrents in Jizhou now, because everything has been brought to the surface.
Ever since the new official selection system was made public, people in Jizhou, where the emperor's family gathered, have been in a state of excitement.
All high-ranking families clearly expressed their disapproval.
Although their expression was relatively mild due to the power of tens of thousands of soldiers in Jizhou, the results were not small at all.
Regarding these powerful nobles in Jizhou, Liu Yu wanted to cut the knot quickly and confiscate their homes and reform all those who opposed them.
However, the powerful families in Jizhou are not only numerous in number, but they are also inextricably linked to each other, and they are all powerful. If such an extreme method is adopted, they will definitely be forced to fight openly and openly.
In that case, even if all the opponents are defeated, Jizhou will suffer heavy losses.
Fortunately, Liu Yu knew the nature of these aristocratic families, which were powerful and cruel.
The relationship between them, which is maintained by in-laws, teachers and students, is not as strong as the world thinks.
With the right tools, their fragile alliance can be broken.
The person responsible for this task was naturally the great Han Yanshenggong and Kong Wei, the official minister.
Kong Wei, who was in a hurry along the way, had just arrived in Jizhou when he was greeted by Liu Dun, the new governor of Jizhou, out of the city.
"Mr. Yansheng, you have had a hard journey!"
Liu Tun, the governor of Jizhou who had just taken office, immediately held his hand to greet Kong Wei as soon as he saw him.
Faced with such an affectionate welcome, Duke Yansheng Kong Wei's face turned red with excitement.
Because although Kong Wei lived in embarrassment before, he was still one of the scholars after all.
I have admired the famous Liu Tun of Donglai County for a long time. After all, not everyone can be appointed as the Sili Colonel.
What's more, he was also the Sili Xiaowei in two dynasties.
Now that Liu Tun had just been transferred from Sili Xiaowei to Jizhou Governor, it was obvious that he was here to partner with him.
"Kong Wei has met Mr. Liu, and Mr. Lao welcomes him from afar. He really doesn't dare to accept it!"
Kong Wei, the Duke of Yansheng, did not dare to be too generous at all and immediately saluted.
This Liu Tun was from Donglai County, and he was from the same hometown as the emperor Liu Yu. After Wang Mi's death, he defected to the Han Dynasty, and he successively held high officials and was awarded the title of Duke.
Obviously, this is the feeling of the country party back then.
Kong Wei was naturally eager to make friends with such a famous official who was close to the emperor.
After Liu Tun and Kong Wei exchanged polite greetings, the relationship between the two parties immediately improved a lot.
In fact, this time to implement the scientific examination to select officials, it is not enough to rely solely on Kong Wei.
Even if Liu Yu gave him the title of Duke Yansheng, Kong Wei, the weak and powerful Duke of Yansheng, might not be able to make waves in Jizhou.
Therefore, the person who can really play a key role must be someone else.
This candidate became Liu Tun.
Liu Tun was not only the commander-in-chief of the Jin Dynasty in the previous dynasty, but he was also a clan official of the Han Dynasty. He was the most familiar with government affairs and personnel.
As long as Yan Shenggong Kong Wei is pushed to the front desk as a target, Liu Tun can act according to the opportunity.
"The recruitment of scholars and officials is the most important thing for the emperor now. Duke Yansheng came to Jizhou specifically for this purpose. I will do my best to support him!"
After Liu Tun said this, he immediately received another wave of gratitude from Yan Shenggong Kong Wei.
He smiled and stroked his beard, and his impression of Kong Wei became a little better.
"This man has a rough appearance, but his talk is extraordinary. He seems to be a broad-minded person, unlike some of the Kong family members in the Lu State, who are all rotten scholars."
Liu Tun's first impression of the powerful Yan Shenggong was that he had mistaken him for the wrong person.
No matter how you look at this sturdy man who is more than eight feet tall, he looks like a good man among the soldiers, not like an examiner presiding over the "imperial examination".
However, what happened in the "Examination Hall" in Jizhou later turned Liu Tun's good impression of Yan Shenggong into admiration.
By the way, I naturally admire Liu Yu's "knowing and employing people".
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