The high blue sky, white clouds, and groups of cattle are slowly moving on the empty plateau.

An army in gray-blue uniforms is moving slowly on the plateau. If you observe carefully, you will find that all the officers and soldiers can't see too many smiles on their faces. This army is Liu Xiang's detachment, which was declared a rebel by the National Government.

At this moment, the leader of the rebel Liu Xiang was lying on a slide rod, and four strong men carried him in turn to march. Although the soldiers carrying the slide rod were exhausted and panting, Liu Xiang did not mean to stop and rest. He was thinking about his life at this moment. Now he was thinking about his losses, and he seemed to have jumped into a bureau.

The matter starts with the adaptation of the Sichuan Army. During the Southwest Incident last year, Liu Xiang was still a division commander of the Sichuan Army. Although he was nominally a subordinate of the Sichuan Army's governor Xiong Kewu, he was actually not a member of the Nine-Man Regiment. Therefore, during the reorganization of the Sichuan Army, Xiong Kewu and other nine-man Regiment were all valued. Xiong Kewu himself even went to Wuhan to serve as a member of the Central Military Commission, while Liu Xiang only obtained the position of commander of the Yunnan Border Defense Corps. This made Liu Xiang very unhurried because the generals of the Young Army had no right to interfere in local civil affairs, which was very different from the Sichuan Army.

But what happened afterwards surprised Liu Xiang. It is said that it was the number one strategist in Wuhan, Mr. Yang Du, Yang Xizi, who found himself and Yang Sen, the commander of Xikang Garrison District, who was also indignant. At the secret meeting of the three, Mr. Yang proposed a tempting plan, which was to retain or even expand his and Yang Sen's team, provided that the two of them had to take the lead for the National Government. At that time, on the one hand, he and Yang Sen wanted to hold military power, and on the other hand, this plan was said to be quite patriotic. One led troops into Tibet, the other led troops into Shaanxi, and then joined forces in Qinghai to peacefully take over Xinjiang. Although both of them were determined to be a qualified warlord, the hat of patriotic generals was somewhat attractive.

Speaking of which, Liu Xiang and Yang Sen still had a feud. In the first year of the Republic of China, the first town was reorganized into the First Division of the Sichuan Army. Zhang Bang's detachment was ordered to return the system. However, Yang Sen, the leader of the second battalion of the detachment, refused to accept the order. Liu Xiang colluded with the battalion's chief officer Sun Zhonghua, the team officials Tang Shizun, Yang Guozhen and others to collude, and left Yang Sen, dragged the second battalion to Zizhong. Liu Sheng was the battalion commander of the second battalion. Then, he stationed the troops in Luzhou. However, now they were all at this point. The two could only let go of their personal holidays and accepted Yang Du's plan as soon as they planned to pacify the border. Liu Xiang was not lucky and drew 20,000 soldiers and entered Tibet. Yang Sen naturally led 40,000 troops into Shaanxi.

Subsequently, a large number of troops who were removed from various units of the Sichuan Army were sent to the two of them, except for the replenishment of the Expeditionary Force. Liu Xiang, the Yunnan Border Defense Corps, was not staying in Yunnan, and she and Yang Sen's troops were waiting for replenishment in Xikang.

During this period, the lobbyist of the Beiyang government really came to Liu Xiang and Yang Sen. The lobbyist was quite eloquent. He said that the two almost raised the anti-flag flag and sent troops to attack Chengdu. But then they analyzed and analyzed it. After a while, they had to suffer a great loss when they fought with the 6th Division of Dai Yue in Chengdu. This idea was naturally dispelled. Moreover, the youth army was not bad. The equipment was made by Hanyang in Qingyishui. Mortars and mountain cannons were all equipped, and the military pay was even more expensive. The most important thing was that Yang Du also brought Wang Zhenyu's handwritten letter to Liu Xiang and Yang Sen. In the letter, Wang Zhenyu promised: "As long as you do your best, you will not have evil thoughts and no troubles, you will definitely rehabilitate your reputation and reward the generals with great reward."

Now Liu Xiang is not as proud as he set out ten days ago. The road to Tibet is really hard to walk. It only takes about twenty kilometers per day, and you have to be careful. It is impossible to walk without a guide. In addition, these Tibetans are not all reliable. The guide hired three days ago took everyone to a very dangerous place. If there was not a Han guide who was familiar with the environment in the local area, he discovered the problem in time and everyone retreated quickly, I was afraid that he would have been buried alive by mudslides on the spot. When Liu Xiang personally killed the guide. It seemed that Mr. Xizi had arranged a hard and tiring job for himself. If he had known that he would not have dreamed of a warlord, he would have been safe and stable and stable as his young master in Dayi.

Thinking of this, Liu Xiang opened his eyes and shouted, "Young dad, youngest dad."

Then a young captain officer who looked a few years younger than Liu Xiang trotted over: "Commander, what's the matter?"

This person is indeed Liu Xiang's youngest father, Liu Wenhui. Liu Xiang's grandfather is Liu Wenhui's father's elder brother, so when it comes to the generations, this youngest father is worthy of the two. Liu Wenhui is also a figure in history. Not only has he not fallen in the decades of civil war in Sichuan, but under the suppression of Chiang Kai-shek, but he still has not fallen in the past movements of New China. He has great political powers and is nicknamed "Duobao Taoist." However, this young man who is only 21 years old now cannot see any great power. Nai, after graduating from Baoding Officer School last year, he originally worked as an officer at his nephew from Sichuan. As a result, the southwest incident happened not long after he arrived in Sichuan. The Sichuan Army became part of the Youth Army. According to the principle that officers above the company must go to Wuhan Army University to study, Liu Wenhui was then arranged to study in the first infantry crash class of Wuhan Army University. This study may not be possible, but the purpose is to give the army officers a unified label.

The study time was not long, only three months later. Liu Wenhui then signed up to join the Expedition Force and planned to show his skills in Europe. Unfortunately, this application was not approved. The Military Intelligence Bureau gave the suggestion to let Liu Wenhui be Liu Xiang's captain and adjutant. So Liu Wenhui participated in this battle in Tibet with his nephew. Liu Xiang was also a clever man. As soon as he saw Liu Wenhui, he immediately remembered that his family and Yang Sen's family were the same. They all sent to Wuhan according to Mr. Xizi's request. Most of the families of his officers were in Sichuan. It seemed that he was really fooled this time. This time he was to be a pseudo warlord. Since this time, he should work hard and work hard.

"Dad, have the people who support us in Tibet sent someone to send me messages?" Liu Xiang is more concerned about this matter now. In fact, the problem in Tibet is different from that in the northwest. Yang Senbing understands that people go to the northwest by fists, otherwise he will not be able to deal with the local Hui people. It would be different if the Tibetan soldiers die. The combat effectiveness of the Tibetan nobles who fight with the Han people from time to time according to Liu Xiang's analysis is very likely to be comparable to that of the private soldiers of the Tibetan nobles who fight with the Han people from time to time in Xikang. In fact, the combat effectiveness of these private soldiers Liu Xiang looked down on the combat effectiveness of these private soldiers. Any company of the Sichuan Army can deal with them after a little training. So Mr. Xizi's analysis is correct, that is, the key to the matter in Tibet is still a political issue rather than a military issue. Therefore, if there is no support from the aristocrats within Tibet, he would probably not be able to solve any problem if he brought 20,000 troops into the army rashly.

However, this problem was solved a few days ago. Liu Xiang was still chasing her head at this time because he had not figured out what the situation was for a lot of living Buddhas. However, there was one thing he understood. The Qing government ruled the border areas, such as Tibet and Mongolia, and the Qing government did not send any officials. The management method was to divide the princes and the living Buddhas to manage them on their behalf. The living Buddhas were more respected. Among them, the Mongolian kings were directly loyal to the Qing emperors, and the living Buddhas implemented limited political and religious rule. The four major living Buddhas recognized by the Qing government were:

** Lama (management of the previous treasury: Lhasa, Shannan, Linzhi); Panchen Erdeni (management of the next treasury: Rieze, Ali); Zhangjia Hutuktu (management of the various tribes of Korchin); Zhebuzundanba Hutuktu (management of the various tribes of Kharkha), and in addition to these four, there are a lot of small living Buddhas, and in addition to the living Buddhas, there are also a lot of toasts. In short, Liu Xiang suddenly found that there are quite a lot of people who need to deal with.

The first person to come to meet Liu Xiang was Zhuo Keqi tous Suo Guanying, who was the father of Suo Guokun, the second young master of the Maggie family in later TV series.

Zhuokeki chieftain, namely Zhuokeki chieftain, one of the eighteen chieftains of Jiarong. In Maerkang County, Aba Prefecture, Zhuokeki was originally a Tushe subordinate to Zagu chieftain. In the 18th year of Qianlong (1753), his ninth generation Jiagarbumu was granted the title of Zhuokeki chieftain by the Qing court and issued it to the printing of signal paper. He was appointed as Tushe (Chief) from the 12th year of Yongzheng (1734) to the 58th year of Qianlong (1793), and he was in power for 59 years. He served as the chieftain for 40 years. Zhuokeki chieftain was under three ridges (Dufuxujiu, Chabao, and Four Dams) and six pastoral tribes (i.e. Rongri, Chalong, Skawo, Charima, Xizo, and Riamudo), and Xuantong of the Qing Dynasty. In the third year (1911), Zhuokeki's chieftains were extinct. Because Zhuokeki's native wife and Wasi were sisters, he asked Suo Guanying, the son of Wasi chieftain, to come to Zhuotu to join the door (married in) and decided to officially succeed the throne after a long time. At that time, Zhuotu's affairs were under the control of two big-headed men, Delko and Karku. In the third year of the Republic of China (1914), Suo went to Zhuokeki and killed Delko on the charge of rebellion. Karku ran away overnight to the four dams. From then on, Suo held the real power of the entire land. To mention that in 1941, in history, Suo Guanying took over the power of Zhuotu's chieftain, Suo Guokun (Zewang Pengcuo), and this Suo Guokun was the prototype of the second young master of the Maggie family.
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