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Chapter 054 Ma Jiajun

Li Jue's troops attacked Huaili again, and Zhong Shao and others were killed.

Soon, Li Jue and others made peace with Ma Teng and Han Sui, and appointed Ma Teng as General Andi and Han Sui as General Anjiang.

In the second year of Xingping (195), Ma Teng stated that the army's supplies were insufficient and requested to be sent to Chiyang, so he led his army to change the camp to Changping'antou.

General Wang Cheng was afraid that Ma Teng was plotting against him, so he led his troops to sneak attack. Ma Teng was unprepared and was defeated westward.

Soon, Li Jue and Guo Si attacked each other, and the three auxiliaries were in turmoil. Ma Teng gave up his plan to travel eastward, and joined forces with Han Sui, becoming brothers with different surnames.

At that time, Guanzhong was still divided by more than a dozen warlords, among which Ma Teng and Han Sui were the strongest.

In the fourth year of Jian'an (199), Cao Cao adopted Xun Yu's suggestion and sent Zhong Yao to act as Sili Xiaowei as Shizhong to supervise the troops in Guanzhong.

After Zhong Yao arrived in Chang'an, he wrote to Ma Teng and Han Sui, stating their interests, so Ma Teng and Han Sui were willing to surrender and each sent their sons as hostages.

In the seventh year of Jian'an (202), Yuan Shao died of illness. His son Yuan Shang wanted to join forces with Ma Teng and Han Sui, but Ma Teng pretended to agree to him.

Later, Cao Cao sent Zhong Yao to fight at Pingyang with Guo Yuan, the governor of Hedong appointed by Yuan Shang, and the Xiongnu Nan Shanyu.

Under the persuasion of Cao Cao's envoys Zhang Ji, Fu Qian and others, Ma Teng decided to help Cao Jun and sent his son Ma Chao to lead more than 10,000 people to help Zhong Yao and defeated Guo Yuanjun. Ma Chao's subordinate Pang De personally killed Guo Yuan on the battlefield. aid.

Cao Cao worshiped Ma Teng as the general who conquered the south, and Han Sui became the general who conquered the west. They both opened their mansions.

When Ma Teng was in Sanfu, he guarded against barbarians in the north and white cavalry in the east. He treated scholars favorably and recommended talented people, showed mercy and rescued the people, and was loved by the people of Sanfu.

In the tenth year of Jian'an (205), Cao Cao sent Zhang Ji to recruit Ma Teng and others to defeat Gao Gan and Zhang Sheng's army, and beheaded the rebellious Zhang Yan, Wei Gu and others.

Previously, due to conflicts between tribes, Ma Teng and Han Sui became enemies. Han Sui killed Ma Teng's wife, and the two fought for years.

In the 208th year of Jian'an ( years), Cao Cao sent Zhong Yao and Wei Duan to persuade him to make peace. He appointed Ma Teng as a former general and moved his camp to Huaili. During the holidays, he was granted the title of Marquis of Huaili.

In the same year, Zhang Ji persuaded Ma Teng to give up the army and become an official in the court. Ma Teng hesitated for a while, but under pressure, he finally agreed and came to Yecheng.

Cao Cao made Ma Teng a guard captain and his son Ma Chao a partial general. He replaced Ma Teng in commanding the troops and stationed them at the same place. He also made his son Ma Xiu the captain of Fengche and Ma Tie the captain of cavalry, together with the rest of his family members. Moved to Yecheng.

In March of the 211th year of Jian'an (), ten troops including Ma Chao and Han Sui raised troops, known as one hundred thousand, and garrisoned Tongguan to resist Cao Cao who wanted to attack Hanzhong. In September of the same year, they were defeated by Cao Cao.

In the first month of the seventeenth year of Jian'an (212 years), Ma Chao attacked Longshang and besieged Wei Kang, the governor of Liangzhou.

In May of the same year, Ma Teng was executed and three tribes were wiped out.

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However, in this time and space, Han Sui was executed by Huangfu Chong, and Li Jue and Guo Bang surrendered to Huangfu Chong. From the time Huangfu Chong was stationed in Liangzhou, there was no unrest among the three auxiliaries, so the history of Ma Teng also happened. Change.

When the kingdom rebels, the states and counties recruit warriors to defeat the rebellion.

Ma Teng applied for the army, and was valued by state and county officials for his martial arts. He was appointed as a military officer and commanded the troops.

Soon, Han Sui raised an army and joined forces with the Hanyang kingdom. They jointly elected the kingdom as the commander-in-chief and led his troops to plunder the three auxiliaries, that is, the three auxiliaries started a rebellion.

Ma Teng originally wanted to follow him and raise an army, but he sent a spy to Luoyang to report that Huangfu Chong had arrived. Ma Teng, who had inquired about Huangfu Chong's past, was shocked and gave up his intention.

When Huangfu Chong drove away Han Sui and sent him to the third auxiliary to ask for support, Ma Teng obediently offered it, and also sent Ma Chao to lead 300 people to help in the battle.

Zhao Yun, Cao Xing, Zhang Liao, Zhang Xiu, Zhang Ren, Gan Ning, Li Ru, Jia Xu, and Huang Zhong also met Ma Chao at this time.

In the years after the immortal master left, in order to balance Huangfu Chong, during the discussion between Li Ru and Jia Xu, Huang Zhong recommended Ma Chao, and Li Ru and Jia Xu appointed Ma Teng as the General of the Western Conquest, stationed in Yi County, and unified the three states. auxiliary.

When Ma Teng was in Sanfu, he guarded against barbarians in the north and white cavalry in the east. He treated scholars favorably and recommended talented people, showed mercy and rescued the people, and was loved by the people of Sanfu.

After the immortal master came back, on the recommendation of Li Ru and Jia Xu, Ma Teng was named a former general, and was stationed in Lantian. During the holiday, he was granted the title of Marquis of Lantian, and Ma Teng was appointed as an official in the court.

Ma Chao, Ma Teng's son, was named a partial general. He led the troops in place of Ma Teng and was stationed in Yi County. He also named his son Ma Xiu the captain of Fengche and Ma Tie the captain of cavalry. They were stationed in Lantian and Duling and commanded 4000 troops. people.

Pang De was appointed Buduwei, stationed in Pinyang, commanding 1 troops.

After formulating a plan to attack Xianbei and the Southern Xiongnu, Zhou Wenwen changed the title of Ma Chao to the rank of captain and commanded three thousand Yulin troops.

After the original army was merged with Ma Ti, Ma Tie's 4000 people, and Pang De's 1 people, it was reorganized into the Ma Jiajun, with a total of 8 troops, still stationed in Xi County.

On April 4, Ma Chao received a transfer letter, which ordered him to lead 10 imperial troops to Linjin. At the same time, he allocated 3000 Ma family troops to Pang De and asked him to go to Puban.

On April 4, Ma Chao led 14 imperial troops to Linjin and tried to inform Pang De on the way.

On April 4, after receiving the news, Pang De led 15 Ma's troops from Poyang, crossed the river on the 1th, and arrived at Puban on the 19st.

On April 4, the battle notice was issued. The order required Ma Chao's 24 Imperial Guards to be transferred to Pishi, and Pang De's 3000 Ma Jiajun to be transferred to Wenxi, ready to go north to support at any time.

On April 4, Ma Chao learned of the battle notice and dispatched troops, arriving at Pishi before April 26. Pang De, who had learned the news as early as April 4, had already led 30 Ma's troops and arrived on April 4. Wenxi.

But we all know that Zhang Xiu and Zhang Ji did not choose the strategy of picking up Sangjin, so after learning that Zhang Xiu and Zhang Ji set off from Baibo Valley to go north, Li Ru and Jia Xu, who learned of the decline and fall, quickly sent out their horses to inform Ma Chao , Pound.

So on May 5th, Ma Chao set off from Pishi and rushed to Baibo Valley on the night of the 4th. He rushed to Pingyang on the 8th. He joined Yongan on the 10th. After repelling the Huns' light troops, he followed the path north to Pingyang. weeks and finally arrived on the 12th.

Pound only set out on May 5th, but he arrived at Jiangyi next to Baibo Valley on May 5th, passed Baibo Valley on the morning of the 5th, arrived in Pingyang on the 7th, and arrived in Yong'an on the 8th.

So the question is, what is Yongan's situation now?

Yongan is the old name of Xiaoyi City, Shanxi Province.

In the third year of Tang Wude (620), Gaotang County was established in Wangzhuangbao Village, 33 kilometers southwest of the current urban area, and belonged to North Wenzhou.

In the first year of Zhenguan (627), Gaotang County was abolished. Because the name of Yong'an County had the same name as Yong'an County in Fuzhou (today's Fengjie County, Chongqing City), there was a discussion about changing its name.

Because Zheng Xing was "well-known in the court for his filial piety", Emperor Taizong Li Shimin of the Tang Dynasty granted Yong'an County to be renamed Xiaoyi County, which belonged to Fenzhou, and Zheng Xing's hometown was renamed "Xiaoyi Li".

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To be continued

Chapter 055 Preview of the two people running away