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Not to mention the various plans of Sun Jian and his son, Wu Qizhe had crossed the Yangtze River with more than a thousand elite cavalry that day. He was accompanied by only a few generals, including several female generals, including Diao Chan, Guan Yinping, Zhang Xingcai, and Zhu Ronghe. Lu Lingqi.

As for the other generals, Zhou Tai, Jiang Qin, and the young general Ling Tong were all newly defected after occupying Jiangdong during this period.

When Wu Qizhe led his troops to Lujiang County, Lu Kang, the prefect of Lujiang, led a group of officials, big and small, as well as squires from prominent families in the city, and went out to greet him.

Before reaching the city gate, Wu Qizhe had already dismounted and took the initiative to talk to Lu Kang personally.

The Lujiang prefect in front of Wu Qizhe was already a gray-haired old man, but he was still full of energy.

"From now on, Lujiang County will be under the rule of the general, and the lower officials can rest assured, lest Sun Jian and his son from Huainan will covet him from time to time." Lu Kang said with relief.

"What? How dare Sun Jian and his son spy on the imperial court?" Wu Qizhe pretended to be shocked.

"Isn't that right, General? Sun Jian and his son will send people to invade every now and then. It's really annoying for me. Fortunately, they haven't mobilized an army to attack Lujiang County." Lu Kang said with a straight face: "But even if they lead the army Attacking Lujiang, I will risk my life to defend Lujiang County for the imperial court."

In fact, Lu Kang was also showing his loyalty to Wu Qizhe. Sun Jian and his son had also extended an olive branch to him before, but he had never looked down upon him. Even though they were on an equal footing with him in Huainan, they actually wanted him to surrender voluntarily. This is not nonsense.

"I know what the old man wants, but how can I let you, old man, risk your own life to guard the Lujiang River? In a few days, I will send an army to take over the Lujiang River, so that Sun Jian and his son will not find any opportunity to take advantage of it." Wu Qizhe smiled and comforted. road.

Lu Kang's face turned red, but he couldn't help but ask, "I wonder how the general plans to arrange his subordinates."

"The old gentleman can choose any of the six counties in Jiangdong." Wu Qizhe smiled, but it was hard to tell that Lu Kang was still an official fan.

However, speaking of it, Lu Kang in history was definitely loyal to the Han Dynasty.

Lu Kang, courtesy name Jining, was an official in the late Eastern Han Dynasty and a native of Wu County, Wu County. Lu Kang was a descendant of the Lu family in Wu County. He was loyal to the Eastern Han Dynasty and had considerable political achievements.

Lu Kang was known as a righteous martyr when he was young. He was first recommended as Maocai by Zang Min, the governor of Yangzhou, and then became the magistrate of Gaocheng County. Because Gaocheng County is located in a remote area, the local security is very chaotic. Every household is equipped with a crossbow. Whenever the county magistrate arrives, he first recruits people to build the city wall. After Lu Kang took office, he dismissed these people, and the people were very happy. He also used the method of establishing favor and trust, and even the thieves were gradually subdued. The prefectures and counties commended him for his achievements, and he was promoted to the prefect of Wuling in the first year of Guanghe. Later, he was transferred to Guiyang and Le'an. He was praised everywhere he went.

After admonishing Emperor Ling, Emperor Ling of the Han Dynasty imposed a large tax increase in order to cast bronze figures, which made the people poor. Lu Kang wrote a petition to remonstrate, but was mistakenly accused by the eunuchs of being a disrespectful slanderer. Fortunately, the imperial censor Liu Dai carefully studied the petition and submitted an explanation, so he was dismissed from office and returned home. But later, the imperial court recruited Lu Kang again as Yilang.

At this time, the bandit Huang Rang and others appeared in Lujiang County. They combined forces from Jiangxia and other places, with more than 100,000 troops, and captured four counties. The imperial court then appointed Lu Kang as the governor of Lujiang. After Lu Kang took office, rewards and punishments were clearly defined, Huang Rang and others were defeated, and other remnants also surrendered one after another. Emperor Ling of the Han Dynasty commended Lu Kang for his achievements and made Lu Shang, Lu Kang's grandson, a doctor. After Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty succeeded to the throne, the world was in chaos. Lu Kang took the risk and sent Xiaolian to pay tribute to the court. He was awarded the title of General Zhongyi, with a rank of two thousand shi, and was already at the level of Jiuqing.

At that time, Yuan Shu's separatist forces stationed heavy troops in Shouchun, the neighboring county of Jiujiang County. Because the army was short of food, Yuan asked Lu Kang for 30,000 hu of rice. Lu Kang believed that Yuan Shu was rebellious and refused to interact with him. He also made military preparations to prepare for the enemy. Yuan Shu was furious and sent Sun Ce to attack Lu Kang and surrounded Lujiang City. Lu Kang led his troops to defend the position. His soldiers, who had been away on vacation before, heard the news and returned to Lujiang.

Climb the city wall at night and come back to help the guards. Lu Kang held on for two years before the city fell. He died of illness more than a month later at the age of 70. Nearly half of the more than 100 members of the Lu Kang clan died during the war and famine. The imperial court took pity on his integrity in guarding the city and worshiped his son Lu Jun as the doctor.

Therefore, Lu Kang can definitely be regarded as a rare loyal minister of the Han Dynasty, but the reason why Wu Qizhe remembers Lu Kang is because he has an amazing grandson.

That is to say, Lu Xun, the Four Great Generals of Soochow, although not as glorious as Zhou Yu in history, compared with the other two of the Four Great Generals of Soochow, Lu Su and Lu Meng can be said to be no worse, or even worse.

The most glorious moment in Lu Xun's life was the Battle of Yiling, which made him reach his peak as soon as he debuted.

The Battle of Yiling, also known as the Battle of Yiling and the Battle of Yiting, was a large-scale campaign launched by Emperor Zhaolie of the Shu Han Dynasty Liu Bei against Soochow during the Three Kingdoms period. It was a famous successful example of active defense in the history of ancient Chinese wars, and also a famous example of successful active defense in the history of the Three Kingdoms. The last of the "three major battles". In July of the first year of Zhang Wu, three months after Liu Bei proclaimed himself emperor, Liu sent troops to attack Sun Quan of Soochow in order to avenge Guan Yu, with great momentum. After Sun Quan failed to seek peace, he decided to surrender to Cao Wei and avoid fighting on two fronts. At the same time, he appointed Lu Xun as the commander-in-chief and led the army to fight. After seven or eight months of stalemate, Lu Xun and Liu Bei finally defeated the Shu Han army in the Yiling area. The disastrous defeat in the Battle of Yiling was another major loss of Shu Han's strength after Guan Yu lost Jingzhou.

Soochow defended Jingzhou, but Shu Han suffered heavy losses and was severely weakened. This battle affected the strength of both countries, laying the foundation for both sides to eliminate conflicts and jointly resist Wei in the future.

Emperor Zhaolie of the Shu Han Dynasty Liu Bei, who was defeated in the battle, fled westward, but stopped moving westward when he reached Yong'an in the east of Yizhou. Although Sun Quan won, he was still frightened when he heard that Liu Bei was stationed so close to the border and sent envoys to negotiate peace. Liu Bei, who was exhausted mentally and physically due to long-term campaigns and defeats, agreed to a truce and died in April of the following year. All the military and political power of the Shu Han Dynasty was entrusted to Prime Minister Zhuge Liang. The latter immediately sent envoys to restore the alliance with Soochow and jointly fight against Cao Wei.

The defeat of Yiling dealt a heavy blow to the newly-established Shu Han regime. Not only did it lose a large number of soldiers and supplies, but many generals were also killed. The death of the monarch Liu Bei the following year made the country built on his reputation even more shaky, and domestic rebellions broke out. It took Prime Minister Zhuge Liang about 5 years to rebuild the army and quell these rebellions, and to increase the country's strength to the point where it could fight abroad.

In the nearly forty years since this battle, the territories between the three kingdoms have basically remained unchanged. The restored alliance between Wu and Shu has never wavered. The situation in the three kingdoms has become a stable confrontation, and the Battle of Yiling has also been called the Battle of Yiling. It is considered to be one of the dividing points between the three countries before and after.

Because of its great influence, it is called the three major battles of the Three Kingdoms together with Cao Yuan's Guandu and Wei Wu's Chibi.

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