After the escape from Beijing incident, Han Shiliang finally chose to stay in Huaidong. Even during the battle of Yingzhou, he also sent troops to cross Huaibei at the same time. He pinned down part of the troops of the Ping Yanzong Palace in Xuzhou and Sizhou, and divided the Sikong Palace in Yingzhou.

, the pressure Bozhou was under, but few people would believe that Han Shiliang would eventually betray Emperor Shaolong and come together with Jingxiang.

And Han Shiliang is also one of the most famous generals in the world since the Chi Hu invaded the south.

When he led his troops to Weizhou, Han Shiliang led his troops to organize troops and horses to resist the Hulu at the western foot of the Taihang Mountains, and made great achievements. Later, he led his troops to protect King Lu, and Yang Maoyan and others retreated south, fighting dozens of large and small battles with the Hulu.

It was also a case of losing less and winning more; both Huainan battles were victorious in the end, and Han Shiliang was able to lead his troops to successfully defend Shouchun both times, which was a key factor that no one could deny.

After the escape from Beijing incident, the Qiandi clique was purged to a certain extent, but there were still some officials in the court who believed that Emperor Shaolong still had a chance to rule.

The most critical reason is not that Ge Boyi, Ge Yu, and Wei Chujun led their troops to occupy western Zhejiang, nor is it Gao Junyang. Gao Juntang's family has always been at odds with the Sikong Mansion, but that Han Shiliang is still firmly in office after the escape from Beijing.

Huaidong system placed the pacifier in the position.

After regaining Heluo, Zhengbian and other places, the Sikong Mansion went back to weigh and sort out the intricate internal relationships. Huaidong was actually much more sensitive than Dongchuan and West Qin, and even more sensitive than Ge Boyi and Ge Yu.

The problem is even more prominent in western Zhejiang, where Wei Chujun, Luo Wang and others temporarily resided.

Therefore, some people in the DPRK proposed to return the capital to Bianliang, Shi Zhen, Han Gui and others intentionally or unintentionally pointed the finger at Huaidong, just to see or force Han Shiliang to react, and then the Sikong Mansion would respond.

Neither Shi Zhen nor Han Gui expected Han Shiliang's reaction to be so straightforward.

Chen Zixiao was the military commander of the marching army, and actually presided over the Military Intelligence Staff Department. His position was already above other commanders in the capital. There was only Xu Wuqi in the army, and Wang Ju and Wang Ju could definitely surpass him in terms of seniority.

At this time, Han Gui was the most important adviser around Xu Huai.

Xu Huai, Chen Zixiao, and Han Gui both followed Han Que to Chuzhou to meet Han Shiliang on his behalf, which fully demonstrated his great expectations for Han Shiliang to lead his troops in Xuzhou...

It took so long that they got the answer they were waiting for in early August.

In early August, Han Shiliang sent his eldest son Han Que to Biyang to discuss the defense of Huaidong. He hoped to resign from the post of pacification envoy to Huaidong so that he could lead his troops into the area north of the lower reaches of the Huaihe River and concentrate on attacking Jingdong East Road such as Yimi.

In order to fight against the enemy forces in the southern states and counties, he recommended his eldest son Han Que and his second son Han Ju to join the Sikong Mansion and serve as officials in the Privy Council to support the new administration in Beijing and Xiang.

This can be said to be an answer far beyond what Shi Zhen, Han Gyu and others expected.

The day after Xu Huai met Han Que, he sent Chen Zixiao and Han Gui as envoys to Chuzhou with his handwritten letter to discuss the matter of Han Shiliang and his troops stationed in Xuzhou.

Han Shiliang and Yang Lin were already well-known generals in the Gyeonggi Forbidden Army during the Tianxuan period.

When Chihu invaded the south, Wang Zhen and Wang Boqian, who succeeded Cai Qing in charge of the Privy Council, took charge of the defense of the capital and advocated the establishment of four defensive towns to strengthen the peripheral defense of the capital.

In the end, Yang Lin followed Hu Kai to Caizhou, and Han Shiliang followed Yang Maoyan and Emperor Shaolong, who was still King of Lu at the time, to go to Weizhou. At that time, Xu Huai was also serving as a general under Hu Kai, who was serving as the defense envoy of Caizhou, and was informed of the new establishment of Chu.

Mountain County.

Since then, Chushan has gradually risen in front of the world, and Han Shiliang has always been known to the world as the backbone of the Qiandi system.

After Emperor Shaolong ascended the throne, Yang Maoyan, Wang Boqian, Ge Boyu, Ge Yu and Wei Chujun were favored, but they still could not shake Han Shiliang's position in the Qiandi family.

After the escape from Beijing incident, Han Shiliang finally chose to stay in Huaidong. Even during the battle of Yingzhou, he also sent troops to cross Huaibei at the same time. He pinned down part of the troops of the Ping Yanzong Palace in Xuzhou and Sizhou, and divided the Sikong Palace in Yingzhou.

, the pressure Bozhou was under, but few people would believe that Han Shiliang would eventually betray Emperor Shaolong and come together with Jingxiang.

And Han Shiliang is also one of the most famous generals in the world since the Chi Hu invaded the south.

When he led his troops to Weizhou, Han Shiliang led his troops to organize troops and horses to resist the Hulu at the western foot of the Taihang Mountains, and made great achievements. Later, he led his troops to protect King Lu, and Yang Maoyan and others retreated south, fighting dozens of large and small battles with the Hulu.

It was also a case of losing less and winning more; both Huainan battles were victorious in the end, and Han Shiliang was able to lead his troops to successfully defend Shouchun both times, which was a key factor that no one could deny.

After the escape from Beijing incident, the Qiandi clique was purged to a certain extent, but there were still some officials in the court who believed that Emperor Shaolong still had a chance to rule.

The most critical reason is not that Ge Boyi, Ge Yu, and Wei Chujun led their troops to occupy western Zhejiang, nor is it Gao Junyang. Gao Juntang's family has always been at odds with the Sikong Mansion, but that Han Shiliang is still firmly in office after the escape from Beijing.

Huaidong system placed the pacifier in the position.

After regaining Heluo, Zhengbian and other places, the Sikong Mansion went back to weigh and sort out the intricate internal relationships. Huaidong was actually much more sensitive than Dongchuan and West Qin, and even more sensitive than Ge Boyi and Ge Yu.

The problem is even more prominent in western Zhejiang, where Wei Chujun, Luo Wang and others temporarily resided.

Therefore, some people in the DPRK proposed to return the capital to Bianliang, Shi Zhen, Han Gui and others intentionally or unintentionally pointed the finger at Huaidong, just to see or force Han Shiliang to react, and then the Sikong Mansion would respond.

Neither Shi Zhen nor Han Gui expected Han Shiliang's reaction to be so straightforward.

Chen Zixiao was the military commander of the marching army, and actually presided over the Military Intelligence Staff Department. His position was already above other commanders in the capital. There was only Xu Wuqi in the army, and Wang Ju and Wang Ju could definitely surpass him in terms of seniority.

At this time, Han Gui was the most important adviser around Xu Huai.
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