The leader of the Huns was Fuluo and the leader of the Xianbei was Bu Dugen, and he was considered to be the princes of two groups.

Sun Jian said curiously: "That's how to count it, there are sixteen princes, so who are there two princes?"

Xu Tian replied: "All the way is Yuan Shu."

Sun Jian suddenly realized: "Yuan Shu is just a dry bone in the tomb, so it's not worth worrying about. Who is the last person?"

"Governor of Liangzhou."

"He is far away in Xiliang, why did he intervene in the dispute in Jizhou?"

Sun Jian was confused.

The eighteen vassal coalition forces of the princes, after all, are among the princes. If they fight for the sake of profit, they may not necessarily have remote princes such as Jingzhou Governor, Yizhou Governor, Xuzhou Governor, and Jiaozhou Governor intervene in this battle.

Because even if they beat Xu Tian, ​​they would not be able to gain real benefits.

The forces of Youzhou, Yanzhou and Bingzhou were partly greedy for Xu Tian's territory, such as Cao Cao and Gongsun Zan, and partly for survival, such as Baibo Army, Xiongnu, and Xianbei. They were worried that Xu Tian would send troops to sweep Bingzhou and behead them all.

The question is, why did the remote Xiliang army intervene in this crusade?

If Dong Zhuo has a grudge against Xu Tian and Sun Jian, it would be fine if he wanted to vent his anger, but the King of Guns, who was far away in Xiliang, had to participate in this confrontation.

Confusing.

Xu Tian said to Sun Jian: "Originally, I thought Liangzhou bordered the western part of Bingzhou. His purpose was to annex Shangjun and Shuofangjun in Bingzhou. But if you think about it carefully, maybe his purpose was not to these two counties, because these two counties were too small in population."

The two most populous counties in Bingzhou, Taiyuan County and Shangdang County, have been firmly controlled by Xu Tian.

Xu Tian did not believe that the Xiliang Army intervened in the siege, and its main purpose was to obtain the vast and sparsely populated western Bingzhou.

The King of Northern Guns is recognized as the second player in the Eastern Han Dynasty, second only to Xu Tian.

Unlike Leng Yue, he needed to rely on Cao Cao and participated in national wars with the help of Cao Cao's troops, he built the army of the Beidi Gun King.

This is similar to Xu Tian.

Such a player lord cannot participate in the eighteen princes without a reason.
Chapter completed!