The two regions of Zangda and Jianning were under the jurisdiction of the Central Plains during the period of Qin Shihuang.

The place of Jianning was actually the territory of the Kingdom of Dian.

When the Qin State swept across the six kingdoms, a general from the Chu State led his troops and conquered the Jianning area.

But what?

In ancient times, transportation in the Mannan area was very difficult. There were only narrow paths, and it was also difficult for large armies to pass through.

Information transmission is equally difficult.

After hearing that the Qin army swept through the six kingdoms and unified the world, the general could not return to Chu, so he established the Dian Kingdom in Jianning.

The Dian State was inherited from the Chu State, and various planting techniques, handicrafts, and smelting techniques of the Chu State were also passed to the Dian State.

During the period of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, in order to resist the invasion of the Huns, Emperor Wu sent many envoys to find unique horse breeds.

The most famous among them are Zhang Qian and Mr. Zhang Ziwen, an outstanding diplomat, traveler, explorer and pioneer of the Silk Road in the Han Dynasty.

Zhang Qian was full of pioneering and adventurous spirit. On the orders of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, he set out from Chang'an and led more than a hundred people on an envoy to the Western Regions, opening up the north-south road from the Han Dynasty to the Western Regions, which was the famous Silk Road.

Zhang Qian made two missions to the Western Regions, opening up land transportation between China and Central Asia, West Asia, South Asia and even Europe.

From then on, people from the Central Plains sold silk, tea, lacquerware and other products to the Western Regions, Central Asia and other countries through this passage.

At the same time, gems, glassware and other products are introduced from Europe, West Asia and Central Asia.

Zhang Qian is definitely the greatest diplomat, national hero, and traveler in ancient times. During his first mission, Zhang Qian was captured by the Huns and imprisoned in the Beihai area to help the Huns herd.

Later, he escaped and went to the Dayue Kingdom, Xiaoyue Kingdom and other Central Asian regions.

Against this background, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty did not just send Zhang Qian as an envoy, but also sent many other envoys.

One of the envoys set out from Yizhou, and their destination was Dayue Kingdom.

On the way, the members of the mission were brutally attacked by road bullies and robbed by bandits. The members of the mission suffered heavy casualties. It seemed that only one person survived and ran to Dian Kingdom in the chaos.

He was rescued by the son of the Dian King.

From then on, the envoy stayed in the Dian Kingdom, teaching the prince how to read and recuperating until the wound healed.

The envoy proposed and asked the King of Dian to send someone to send him as an envoy to Dayue Kingdom.

The King of Dian told him that the road was not easy to walk and he would encounter bandits, road bullies, bandits and others who would rob him along the way at any time.

The envoy refused to listen, so the King of Dian had no choice but to send his men to escort the envoy.

Unfortunately, they could not go hundreds of miles away and were robbed by bandits. All the guards died in the battle and only the envoy was spared.

Several times in a row, the envoys also knew that they could not fulfill the wishes of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, so they had to leave the Dian Kingdom and return to Chang'an.

The envoy returned to Chang'an and told Emperor Wu in detail what he had seen and heard in the Dian Kingdom. He told Emperor Wu that the Dian Kingdom was a very wealthy place.

When Emperor Wu heard this, he made a calculation in his mind.

The good place must be brought under the rule of the Han Dynasty, how could it be allowed to separate?

For this reason, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty sent an army to kill the Dian Kingdom.

Under the sneak attack, how could the Dian Kingdom resist the large army of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty? The King of Dian was helpless.

After surrendering to the Han Dynasty, Emperor Wu granted him the golden seal again.

It is said that the gold seal of the Dian King was unearthed and kept in the Yin Museum.

Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty sent troops to conquer the Dian Kingdom and conquered the small countries and tribes along the way. It was at that time that the County of Xianggao was taken over.

In order to stabilize the Dian Kingdom, Dian Kingdom and other regions, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty moved a large number of people from the Central Plains to the Dian Kingdom, Dian Kingdom and other areas.

But what?

The Dian Kingdom only existed for more than 500 years. As for why it disappeared, no historical data can be found.

In the Ming Dynasty, Emperor Zhu sent General Mu to send troops to Nanzhao.

Lao Zhu adopted very cruel methods in Yin, killing every village and village in order to make the ethnic minorities surrender.

Even the ancestral graves of various ethnic groups were excavated, and all paper, bamboo scrolls and the like were destroyed.

It has truly cut off the inheritance of the ethnic minorities in southern Yin.

Originally, the territory under the jurisdiction of the Nanzhao Kingdom was very large, such as the northern areas of Burma, the central area, the northern areas of South Vietnam, and parts of Cathay, which were basically the territory of the Nanzhao Kingdom.

But what?

Lao Zhu suppressed the ethnic minority areas, which greatly weakened the strength of Nanzhao and gave surrounding small countries the opportunity to invade and devour Nanzhao's territory.

Otherwise, the territory of Nanzhao would be absolutely huge.

There is a lot of nonsense, let’s get back to the topic.

In the Xiakou military barracks on the outskirts of the city, Huang Zhong and Kuai Yue were waiting in the Chinese army's tent, waiting for the news to come.

"Report!"

Send orders to soldiers.

"Come in!"

Huang Zhongdao.

"Reporting to the two generals, according to the report of the scouts, there are two indigenous tribes mobilizing troops outside the city."

Send orders to soldiers.

"Do you know the Aboriginal goals?"

Huang Zhongdao.

"It's unclear at the moment. It may take a while before there is any definite news."

Send orders to soldiers.

"Monitor closely and report any situation immediately without delay."

Huang Zhongdao.

"As you command!"

Send orders to soldiers.

"Mr. Yidu, I'm afraid I won't worry tonight. Once the natives are dispatched, Zhu Bao in the city will definitely take action."

Huang Zhongdao.

Kuai Yue nodded.

"I have been waiting for news from the city. Since the natives have moved, it is impossible that there will be no news in the city."

Kuai Yue said.

"Report!"

Send orders to soldiers.

"Come in!"

Huang Zhongdao.

"Report to the general, news came from the city that more than 10,000 soldiers in the city got up to eat."

Send orders to soldiers.

"Tell Deng Xian, Lingbao and other generals to get ready and not to let the soldiers make too much noise."

Huang Zhongdao.

"As you command!"

Send orders to soldiers.

Huang Zhong and Kuai Yue are still waiting.

All the battle plans have been laid out, just waiting for the fish to take the bait.

"Han Sheng, there won't be any problems in ambushing the soldiers and horses of those two indigenous tribes!"

Kuai Yue said.

"Mr. Yidu, don't worry! There are only 20,000 archers left in the camp, and the remaining 50,000 mountain soldiers are divided into two directions to block the attack. There will be no problem. Wu Yi and Yan Yan are leading the troops well and will not commit any crimes.

What a big mistake."

Huang Zhongdao.

Boom, boom, boom!

"Report to the general that the soldiers and horses in the city have left the city. There are more than 15,000 people in total, and they are quietly coming towards our barracks."

Send orders to soldiers.

Um!

"Notify the soldiers and let the soldiers hide themselves so that they cannot be discovered by the enemy. Especially at the entrance of the camp, don't overdo it. You must let the enemy enter the barracks."
To be continued...