Later, when Li Tianqu thought that Li Keyong was traveling with his wife Liu, he should have accompanied him. Then the variables caused by the Shangyuan Post Incident were reasonable.

After all, Li Keyong's wife was not only a virtuous wife like Zhu Wen's wife Zhang Hui, but she was not a lady who was not in one family and had no choice but to go out. She was indeed often in battle with Li Keyong, and she was very wise and wise. According to the original trajectory, soldiers who fled from Kaifeng to Fengchan Temple reported that Zhu Wen had attacked at night, and the lord did not know how to live or die. Liu's reaction was to immediately kill the urgent personal soldiers, and then secretly summoned the generals and officials of various departments to control them, so as not to leak the news and cause panic.

When Li Keyong's life and death were uncertain, Liu reluctantly weighed the situation at that time and was ready to withdraw his troops immediately to take revenge. However, when Li Keyong returned, he immediately wanted to raise troops to avenge Zhu Wen. Fortunately, Liu was persuaded to stop him, but he had not decided to decide life and death with the other party in Zhu Wen's territory.

It seems that if Liu is a man, she might not be a handsome man with her meticulous decision-making and her courage to be fearless in the face of danger. Not only did Li Keyong survive this time, but Liu also gave face-to-face advice several times to give advice to his husband. Then if she discovered clues in advance and immediately launched an arrangement, so that Shi Jingsi could survive the Shangyuanyi Incident, it is not surprising that she could survive the Shangyuanyi Incident.

Although the great hatred between Zhu Wen and Li Keyong was just the beginning, it came to an end now. Li Tianqu is now thinking about waiting for the envoys who came to Tang Ting to surrender the envoys to be rewarded.

The first contribution of killing Huang Chao, and the achievements of defending Wanqiu in Chenzhou, Zhao Quan personally wrote a memorial. He first submitted it to Tian Congyi, the chief commander of Zhongwu Army, and then reported to the Tang court. What made Li Tianqu still feels unsure was that if he could get the title of a military governor of the vassal state as he wished, where would I be sealed?

After all, such a major event of appointing a chief official is not a strategic game in the ancient Chinese genre in later generations. It is not a place to choose any monarch by moving the mouse to choose.

Li Tianqu could only roughly predict the scope of the court's considerations and his actual control over the nominal rule of the vassal states. After all, even if the head of Huang Chao was cut off, even if such a shocking event was accomplished, Li Tianqu asked himself that there was no background and foundation. Where he was going to be, I am afraid that compared to Polo Emperor Li Yan, the thought of Tian Lingzi, the dead eunuch who is still in charge of the government, is still in the mind of the dead eunuch who is still in charge of the government.

He was not summoned to meet Emperor Tang Ting, but just stayed in Chenzhou to wait for the title of the title. Li Tianqu was happy. He never planned to flatter Tian Lingzi and other powerful officials to try to seek real benefits, not to mention that his current background may not be effective.

Moreover, although Tian Lingzi is now rampant, he probably won't be able to jump around for a few years. Li Tianqu asked himself what he could do before and what he should do, but where the territory would become a base for hegemony, and it was not under his control. These days, it is inevitable that he would think about it, thinking about what if I was sealed to a certain place, and what would happen...

Finally, there was no need to make assumptions, and when the Tang court sent envoys to Wanqiu, Chenzhou to issue an edict, Zhao Feng, Zhao Chang, Zhao Feng and even the civil and military generals of the Chenzhou Prefecture, they naturally went to welcome the angels of the court with respect. Li Tianqu, the general who made unparalleled contributions to killing Huang Chao, was naturally also a person named in the edict to be highly rewarded.

Influenced by the historical genres of later generations, Li Tianqu usually had a slanderous and feminine smile, dressed up with a demonic aura, and when he was ruthless, he would have a sinister test of the image of killing him by the miscellaneous family. If he included martial arts movies, it would be even more evil... However, Li Tianqu saw that the eunuch who was over thirty years old seemed to be over thirty years old, except that his skin was whiter and tender and his beard was not bearded under his jaw, and he was no different from an ordinary man of such age.

Zhao Feng and other Chenzhou officials respected the eunuch, and he did not take advantage of the holy favor at all. Instead, he respectfully returned the favor to Zhao Feng, Zhao Chang, Zhao Feng and others, praising them for their loyalty and prosperity and should be an example for the court ministers. Our family admired and respected the loyalty and bravery of the governor Zhao...

Soon, the eunuch announced the eunuch came to Li Tianqu. Although his voice was sharper, his tone was not as feminine and pretentious as Li Tianqu was so feminine: "Li Du will kill the thieves in the nest and eradicate the great troubles for the country. The future is really unlimited. Our family also hopes that everyone will be rewarded by the emperor, and we should still strive for progress and work hard to safeguard the people, so as to live up to the heavy responsibility of the court..."

Seeing that the eunuch announced the eunuch was kind, not only was his face full of harmony, but his eyes were filled with encouragement. Since he was kind, Li Tianqu immediately bowed and said, "With the father-in-law's praise, the last general must serve with all his heart and serve the country with all his loyalty."

The eunuch smiled and nodded, and greeted him. When it was Xuanzhao, he saw the soldiers accompanying him standing at the door of the Chenzhou Prefecture Hall, holding his waist and swords, and not squinted. The eunuch walked into the main hall, and when he turned around, his face became solemn, and he immediately became solemn. He coughed and said loudly: "Zhao Lu, the governor of Chenzhou, Zhao Chang, the commander of the anti-corruption commander of the capital, and Zhao Lu, the commander of the commander of the capital, and Zhao Lu, the commander of the commander of the capital...the general Li Tianqu stepped forward to receive the order!"

Zhao Lu and others immediately knelt respectfully to wait for the eunuch to announce the eunuch's edict. Although Li Tianqu still felt a little uncomfortable, he had asked about the etiquette he should do before receiving the imperial edict. Unexpectedly, in addition to the Ming and Qing dynasties, listening to the imperial edicts, reading the imperial edicts in the Tang Dynasty, he had to bow and bow down to the rituals. Even if it was Zhu Wen, Li Keyong and other heroes were inevitable, they could only be regarded as "to follow the customs" to perform such a great ceremony.

The eunuch read the situation and Li Tianqu only heard a rough answer, and then he could hear Zhao Feng's title of Minister of War, Prince of Yingchuan County and other lords. Until he thought of his reward, Li Tianqu cursed in his heart. However, the place where the court promised him to his vassal state was probably as expected...

In addition to the champion general, the military rank of the military, the military guard, the founding marquis and other official positions, Li Tianqu guessed his territory all day long and finally revealed the answer. The name of the vassal state that was under the jurisdiction of the chief rank was called the governor of the Yicheng Army.

The Yicheng Army Jiedushi, also known as the Zhenghua Jiedushi, is under the jurisdiction of Zheng and Hua. As the name suggests, Li Tianqu also roughly checked the layout of the vassal states in the late Tang Dynasty to the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms. According to his impression, this Yicheng Army Jiedushi was almost the smallest among the many vassal states.

Here, the vassal states were established in the northern part of Henan Province in later generations. The forces of the adjacent Dao Jiedushi, including the Weibo vassal states in the north, the Heyang vassal states in the west, the Tianping Army in the east, and the Taining Army in the south... and the Xuanwu Army and Zhongwu Army led by Zhu Wen were adjacent to the current Wanqiu in Chenzhou. However, after crossing the Yellow River north, it was not in the northwest direction, but Li Tianqu thought secretly, but still couldn't help but complain:

I'm fucking... This is probably still stuck between Zhu Wen and Li Keyong...

However, the Jiedushi, such a powerful official who was in charge of the Tang Dynasty, was of course a carrot and a pit. According to Li Tianqu’s memories, especially the Jiedushi in various vassal towns in the Central Plains, he probably knew the origin, such as Zhu Wen’s Xuanwu Army, Zhou Ji’s Zhongwu Army, Shi Pu’s influence army, and Zhu Xuan’s Tianping Army...

Now the territory that the Tang court can actually control has been greatly reduced, and most of the vassal states that nominally obey the court have their own troops. Local government forces usually cannot tolerate the Jiedushi who are parachuted by the court. However, because of their efforts to maintain stability, the Tang court had to admit that those rebel generals who led troops to mutiny, expel or kill Jiedushi were in charge of the vassal states. Most of them were unwilling to appoint others to replace the Jiedushi where they were located, which led to the possibility of riots and rebellion in the local area.
Chapter completed!