The battle was won, and the battle was won.

In the 1885th year of the Central Calendar, Cao Aman sent a large army to attack Kong He, the governor of Beihai Prefecture, and conquered Beihai Prefecture within a year.

There were a total of 47 states in the Han Dynasty, and other scattered administrative regions, so there were more than 70 princes. The largest prince was Yuan Benchu ​​of Shanyang Prefecture. After defeating Gongsun Baima, he seized half of Youzhou. After obtaining half of the war horses, he sent troops again and defeated Liu Du, the son of Liu Yan, and became the largest prince in the north.

He had all three major states in the north, and a total of seven states under his command. He dominated the northeast of the Han Dynasty and was famous all over the world for a time.

The second one is Yuan Gonglu, who is also from the Yuan family. He occupies the wealthy Nanyang Prefecture and Ruyang Prefecture, and has the territory of five prefectures.

The last one is Cao Aman, who occupies Qiaozhou, Luoan City, Xuzhou, Beihai Prefecture, and [Neutral Tiandu]. These places have been through wars for a long time. Although they are vast, they are sparsely populated. Therefore, Cao Aman's strength is slightly weak, and he is sandwiched between Yuan Benchu ​​and Yuan Gonglu, which is a place of four wars.

Cao Aman, with the order of the emperor, asked Liu Jiyu to represent him to fight against Yuan Gonglu, who proclaimed himself emperor. Liu Youde borrowed 30,000 troops from Yuan Benchu ​​to fight against the false emperor together. The various princes divided up the territory of Yuan Gonglu, who was left with dead bones in the tomb.

Liu Youde settled down in Luoan City again and accepted Cao Aman's transfer order. After Cao Aman conquered Yuan Gonglu, he joined forces with the Ma warlords in Liangzhou to attack Yuan Benchu ​​in the same way.

Cao Aman and Yuan Gonglu fought a great battle at Guandu. Cao Aman defeated Yuan Gonglu's army of more than 5 million with an army of 800,000. The Yuan family lost Shanyang Prefecture, Yuan Benchu ​​died of illness, and the Yuan family was torn apart. Since then, Cao Aman in the north had no rivals.

Cao Aman also fought against the disloyalty on behalf of the emperor many times, conquered and defeated all the princes in the north, and owned half of the Han Dynasty. However, he was blocked by the Wangchuan River created by the Han Dynasty's Youdu Hades. The princes in the south used this river to block Cao Aman's attack.

As the Shaoling Emperor grew older, he wanted to seize power from Cao Aman, so he asked his uncle He Cheng to ambush the troops and summoned the other loyal ministers to kill Cao Aman with the last dragon of national destiny.

The plan was exposed, Emperor Shaoling was imprisoned, the dragon of luck was broken up and turned into three parts hidden between heaven and earth, all Han officials were executed, among which Cao Aman's important adviser Gou Huo was given poisoned wine, and Emperor Shaoling's empress was also sentenced to death, replaced by Cao Aman's daughter, and Emperor Shaoling became a puppet emperor again.

Liu Youde participated in this matter and was honored as the emperor's uncle by Emperor Shaoling. He fled to the south with his brothers and advisers to seek refuge with his eldest cousin Liu Jiyu, who gave Xinyezhou to Liu Youde, and Youde had the first piece of land in his life.

After Cao Aman reorganized the north and repelled the attacks of the tribes in the Great Wilderness, he marched south again and attacked Jingzhou on a large scale. With the help of Liu Youde, Liu Jiyu repelled Cao Aman's attack.

However, because he entered Jingzhou alone when he was young and was injured when fighting with those aristocratic families, his eldest cousin Liu Jiyu died soon.

In the 1893rd year of the Central Calendar, Liu Jiyu died of a recurrence of his old injury. Cao Aman took this opportunity to go south and seize Jingzhou. Liu Youde invited Zhuge Wuhou and used a strategy to repel Cao Aman.

Zhuge Wuhou returned from the Chaos Battlefield and decided to make up for the mistakes made by his disciple Nanhua Xianren, so he hid in Ziyang and induced Liu Youde to ask him to come out of the mountain.

After coming out of the mountain, Zhuge Wuhou formulated a series of policies. First, he seized Jiangzhou from the Sun family, and then relied on Jiangzhou to obtain Shuzhou and Nanzhou. All the southwestern states were taken south by Liu Youde.

In the 1900th year of the Central Calendar, Cao Aman went south again, and Sun and Liu had to form an alliance. Only the three largest princes were left in the world to compete for the world, and the rest were all those who lived in a corner.

Cao Aman and the Sun Liu alliance fought a great battle in Chibi Prefecture. Cao's army was defeated by Zhou Gongjin, the general of the Sun family, with the plan of self-torture, chain strategy, and fire attack. Cao Aman was depressed after his defeat and died three years later (actually he was captured by the heavenly masters).

Sun Wentai and Sun Bawang of the Sun family also died in the same year, leaving only Sun Quan, the youngest son of the Sun family.

Cao Aman's son Cao Bu was crowned king. In the same year, Liu Youde also crowned king, and Sun Quan of the Sun family also crowned king.

The country of the Cao family was named Wei, the country of the Liu family was named Ji Han, and the country of the Sun family was named Wu.

The broken dragon veins appeared and became the long dragons of the three countries' fortunes, and the hidden dragon emerged from the abyss.

Since then, the world was divided into three parts. Guan Changsheng was ordered to guard Jingzhou, and Fengchu Pang Yuansheng accompanied him to guard, and repeatedly repelled the attacks of Sun Wu.

The southwest was ruled by Ji Han, which was easy to defend and difficult to attack, and the southeast was ruled by Sun Wu.

Relying on the natural barrier of the Wangchuan River to resist Cao Wei.

In the year 1905, Zhou Gongjin, the general of Sun Wu, died of illness. In the same year, Liu, Guan and Zhang also died of illness. It is rumored that the general of Sun Wu was angry with Zhuge Wuhou, the prime minister of the Shu Han Dynasty, and his old injury recurred.

The famous generals and some geniuses of this period died one after another for no reason, or died in the battlefield. In fact, they were caught on the chaotic battlefield, but the people made up various stories.

What Pang Yuan died at Luofengpo, Guan Changsheng was defeated and fled to Maicheng, Zhuge Wuhou angered Zhou Gongjin to death, Zhang Yanren whipped a soldier and was assassinated in the middle of the night, what the northern hero Zhang Xiaoxiong killed Dian Elai... are all made up by the people themselves.

Liu Adou inherited the foundation of the Shu Han Dynasty, Liu Youde entrusted the entire country to Zhuge Wuhou, and asked Liu Adou to recognize Zhuge Wuhou as his adoptive father.

Originally, it was thought that Zhuge Wuhou was just a hermit with talent. Later, Liu Youde slowly discovered something wrong. As Liu Youde's strength grew, he felt that Zhuge Wuhou was unfathomable. So he was very smart and found a godfather for his son.

However, the states owned by Ji Han were desolate, Yizhou was exhausted, Shuzhou was dangerous, and Tianfuzhou was the only slightly prosperous place. Even if Ji Han had ten states, it had no way to march north.

In the 1910th year of the Central Government, Cao Bu forced Emperor Shaoling of Han to abdicate. The Han Dynasty lost their orthodoxy, and the Cao Wei Dynasty began. Ji Han and Sun Wu also successively proclaimed themselves emperors.

Liu Adou posthumously named Liu Youde as Emperor Zhaowu of Han, and Cao Bu posthumously named Cao Aman as Emperor Wu of Wei. You should know that Cao Aman's dream when he was young was to be the general of the Western Expedition of the Han Dynasty. He did not expect that he would become a powerful minister and an emperor of a dynasty in the end.

Sun Quan of Sun Wu also proclaimed himself emperor. Cao Wei attacked Sun Wu. Zhang Wenyuan defeated Wu's army in Hefei Prefecture and attacked Sun Wu's million-strong army with 8,000 Wei cavalry, forcing Sun Quan to flee. Fortunately, Wu's second-generation general Lu Zijing hurriedly deployed troops for defense, but still lost Hefei Prefecture.

The three dynasties split from the Han Dynasty attacked each other and wars continued. Some remaining tribes of the Tian tribe in the southwest rebelled. Zhuge Wuhou led his army to quell the rebellion, captured and released their leaders seven times, and gained their loyalty.

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