Li Zhong has been in charge of the military and political power of Anbei for nearly twenty years. He has been invincible in battle and has been defeated in every battle. His fame and fortune are unmatched in the world. He is a famous general who has been rare in the Jin Dynasty in a century. Kuangsha.com

Li Zhong may be regarded as a famous and famous throughout the military circle of the Jin Dynasty, but his existence in Anbei is a banner and the leader of everyone. His commands and majesty even surpassed Emperor Zhao Zhi. Of course, Li Zhong was able to reach this point without Zhao Zhi's absolute trust.

When Zhao Zhi just ascended the throne, the Hu clan became stronger again, seriously threatening the security of the Jin Dynasty. Zhao Zhi gave Li Zhong absolute trust and rights, which was of great benefit. This made Li Zhong's orders completely unified and ordered to be executed. The military power of the entire Anbei was highly concentrated. Under the leadership of Li Zhong, he defeated the more with few defeats and suppressed the Hu clan many times. It was precisely because of the military advantage that Liu Jie had room to perform his skills and eventually divided the two major Hu clans in the north and south, calming Longyou for twenty years.

But then again, Zhao Zhi's trust in Li Zhong may be unique in his dynasty. However, as the emperor, Zhao Zhi still has to make plans for the future and for the overall situation. He can absolutely trust Li Zhong, but he cannot hand over the absolute rights to Li Zhong. This is Zhao Zhi's rationality as the emperor. Therefore, after the White Turban Army Rebellion, Zhao Zhi gave him a reward for military merits and arranged for his confidant Hong Chenghao to go to Anbei to be the deputy envoy of the Jiedushi, and the general Jieduan Deputy envoy.

The power is not great, and sometimes it is even more empty-handed, but when Hong Chenghao went to Anbei, Li Zhong immediately understood Zhao Zhi's intention and gave the most important governor of Pingzhou and 60,000 elite cavalry to Hong Chenghao. The news was sent back to Fengjing. Zhao Zhi was very happy and praised him. He secretly ordered Li Zhong several times and praised him. The two met him in a small way, and had a very good personal feeling. He also knew each other very well. He also knew very well. You know that it was the best. Some words, if you explain it clearly, you will often feel sad.

During the last four or five years of Li Zhong's life in Anbei, he became very low-key and gradually delegated his rights. The most important rights of personnel and tutors were handed over to Hong Chenghao, which led to many people's dissatisfaction. Some of this dissatisfaction was targeted at Emperor Zhao Zhi. Many generals felt that Zhao Zhi sent Hong Chenghao to Anbei and divided his rights was a distrust of Li Zhong. They did not dare to blame Emperor Zhao Zhi, and could only vent all the dissatisfaction in Hong Chenghao. In the end, Hong Chenghao was isolated and excluded. As long as people and things related to him were implicated, such as Zhao Chi, Zhao Chi, who fought bravely and upright, was just because he knew Hong Chenghao in his early years and had a good personal relationship. That's it. Zhao Chi was targeted by everyone, and finally he had no choice but to leave.

In this case, Li Zhong could not continue his term. Zhao Zhi sent Hong Chenghao to Anbei, which was due to the decentralization of power, but his greater intention was to balance the military power of the entire Anbei and not to make anyone bigger. Therefore, whether Li Zhong liked or disliked, he could only stand on Hong Chenghao's side and severely punished the generals who were the best at doing things, dismissed and exiled, including his son Li Wei, all of them were punished.

After the end of the First Longyou War, things really went as expected. Hong Chenghao, the general of the Anbei military, was not the greatest contribution, but the reward was the most. He served as the deputy envoy of the Anbei Jiedushi, the envoy of the Dushu and the transferee. Judging from this momentum, a discerning person could see at a glance that Zhao Zhi was preparing to let Hong Chenghao replace Li Zhong and serve as the next Anbei Jiedushi. However, Zhao Zhi thought about things too simply, or Zhao Zhi was too anxious and hard. He blindly pushed Hong Chenghao to the throne, completely disregarding the psychological feelings of the Anbei generals, which led to the conflict eventually breaking out. A low-level officer openly assassinated Hong Chenghao. Although the matter was suppressed by Li Zhong and did not spread in full, the information was transmitted back to the court, and Zhao Zhi was still extremely shocked.

Afterwards, Zhao Zhi issued an order to strictly order Li Zhong to clean up the middle and senior generals of Anbei. Many people were implicated. However, after the incident, Zhao Zhi calmed down and realized some of his mistakes. As the emperor, he could use tough means to directly sort out the personnel and forces of Anbei. However, after all, Li Zhong had served in Anbei for many years, and many people were promoted by him. After many years of getting along, he naturally felt deeply. If his methods were too tough, what level would Li Zhong reach?

Zhao Zhi had to consider Li Zhong's psychological feelings.

In the end, Zhao Zhi had to give up his original idea and let Ma Wu become the governor of Anbei, and at the same time promoted Li Wei to the deputy governor of Anbei, which was a disguised and stable Xu of many generals in Anbei.

But there are some things that Zhao Zhi didn't expect, and Li Zhong didn't expect.

That is, as Li Zhong's eldest son, Li Wei served in Anbei for nearly ten years. He had a certain prestige and outstanding ability. After Li Zhong left, the psychological scales of Anbei were naturally tilted towards Li Wei, which eventually led to many senior generals gathering around Li Wei and soon formed an extraordinary military group.

Faced with this situation, Li Zhong intends to transfer Li Wei back to Fengjing, but after this incident, Tubo came and the war broke out.

Li Zhong looked at Li Wei for a while, then nodded and said, "General Li, please get up."

"Xie Dashang."

Li Wei stood up first, and the other generals behind him were together, obviously Li Wei was the one who was the one who was the one who was behind him.

Li Zhong looked at everyone silently. All the Anbei generals looked at their old coach with obvious excitement. Many people followed Li Zhong since they were young. After twenty years of teenage years, they are now middle-aged. The feeling of precipitation over the years is either just a few years or can be indifferent.

"Father, can you go to the camp and have a walk? Everyone wants to see you."

Li Wei said loudly.

Li Zhong looked at Li Wei, his eyes were slightly cold, and he said in a cold tone: "You and I are father and son at home, and you and I are only divided into two parts when you are outside. Here, everyone can call me a great commander or call me Li Xiangguo, and you and Li Wei cannot be listed as the other party."

Li Wei laughed and said, "There are no outsiders here, why should my father be so serious?"

Li Zhong looked at Li Wei coldly and said nothing.

Li Zhong kept watching the smile on Li Wei's face slowly became uncomfortable and eventually turned into indifference.

In recent years, the relationship between Li Zhong and Li Wei and his son has not been very good. After Li Zhong returned to Beijing to serve, the father and his son wrote letters at the beginning, but as Li Zhong favored the two of them many times on the matters between Zhao Chi and Hong Chenghao, Li Wei began to become dissatisfied. What made him most angry was that Li Zhong made a suggestion on Zhao Zhi and was about to transfer him from Anbei. Li Wei's anger finally reached its peak. The father and son quarreled several times in the letters, and became more and more intense. In the past year, the two have few letters.
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