The Summoner of the Battle of All Realms

He once served the King of Han, but disappeared mysteriously after the fall of the Beiyue Kingdom, and then joined Wei Zhuang's "Quicksand" killer group.

He hates humans and is only close to wolves, thinking that wolves are his only friends. Dressed in black, he has a lonely and ferocious personality, is wild and stoic, lives with wolves, and likes to act in the dark.

He always wears a half-green eye mask and has the same night vision as a wolf.

Later, he was killed by Gao Jianli in the battle of Mohist government city.

The weapon of the Cang Wolf King is - wolf fangs and bronze claws. He likes the moonlight. The Cang Wolf King first appeared according to Wei Zhuang's order and led the wolves to attack the sword masters Gai Nie, Jing Tianming and Xiang who were going to Jinghu Medical Village. A clan. And killed many Chu people. Ganie was also seriously injured and gradually lost to the Canglang King.

Jing Tianming took advantage of the battle between Canglang King and Gai Nie to burn Canglang King with fire. Xiang Shaoyu, the young leader of the Xiang clan, also took the opportunity to stab him with a sword.

The Cang Wolf King ran away in panic.

Wei Zhuang led the "Quicksand" to attack the Mohist government city. In Guan City, Canglang King easily killed many Mohist disciples, but was killed by Gao Jianli who arrived later with a single blow of Shuihan Sword.

It can be said to be a soy sauce role.

After Fusu killed all the members of Liusha, Canglang King became Fusu's subordinate and has been working diligently.

Later, in order to let the Canglang King show his talents, Fusu asked the Canglang King to come to the grassland.

He trained a group of wolves and handed over Xiaoyue to the opponent. The Cang Wolf King lived up to his trust and trained a powerful wolf army.

In Linu City, General Meng stood on the city wall and looked north.

There were several people following General Meng. In addition to the Canglang King, there was also Meng Yi.

Everyone's eyes were full of desire, and they wanted to join in.

Meng Yi, don't think that he is a made-up character. This person did exist in history.

Meng Yi is the grandson of Meng Ao, the famous general of Qin Cang Kingdom, the son of Meng Wu, the younger brother of General Meng, and the minister of Qin Cang Kingdom.

The Meng family served in the Qin Dynasty for three generations, conquering cities and territories, going through life and death, and made great contributions to the unification of the six kingdoms for King Qin.

Meng Yi and General Meng were two brothers, one civilized and one military. General Meng was in charge of the military affairs and commanded the troops outside, while Meng Yi was in charge of the government affairs and assisted King Qin at home, and he became a minister. Meng Yi was deeply close to King Qin. He rode in the same carriage with King Qin when he went out, and stayed with King Qin when he was at home.

After Qin II succeeded to the throne, Meng Yi was framed by Qin Liang, the commander of CRRC, and was imprisoned and killed by Qin II.

It can be said that Meng Yi was deeply loved by King Qin. After King Qin unified the six countries and established the Qin Cang Kingdom, he sent General Meng to lead an army of 300,000 people to drive out the chest slaves to the north, take over the land south of the Yellow River, build the Great Wall, and use The terrain is set up with fortresses, starting from Lintao in the west and ending in Liaodong in the east, stretching for more than 10,000 miles.

General Meng had been stationed in Shangjun for more than ten years, and he was very powerful. King Qin respected Meng very much, trusted and praised General Meng's talents, and was close to Meng Yi. A chariot, with the attendants in front of King Qin living inside.

Meng Yi had a strict rule of law and never favored the powerful. No one in the civil and military dynasties dared to compete with him. Later, the chamberlain Qin Liang committed a serious crime, and Meng Yi sentenced him to death according to law and removed him from his eunuch position. However, he was pardoned by King Qin. From then on, the Montessori brothers became Qin Liang's heartache.

Su Shi once said: "General Meng will command 300,000 men to intimidate the north, support Su and supervise his army, and Meng Yi serves as a counselor and counselor. Although there are great traitors, how dare you look down on them? Unfortunately, the Taoism is ill, and I pray to the mountains and rivers. Someone also sent Meng Yi, so Gao and Si succeeded in his plan."

Not to mention General Meng.

Born into a family of famous generals, he had great ambitions since childhood.

In 221 BC, General Meng was awarded the title of General, conquered the State of Qi, and was worshiped as the internal history. He was deeply favored by King Qin. At that time, he and his younger brother Meng Yi were known as "loyal and trustworthy".

After the unification of Qin, General Meng led an army of 300,000 to attack Cheonsu in the north. He regained Shuinan, led his army to build the Great Wall and the Jiuzhou Straight Road, and overcame the dilemma of domestic traffic congestion. It has greatly promoted the economic and cultural exchanges and integration of the people of all ethnic groups in the north.

In 210 BC, King Qin died of illness. The CRRC ordered Qin Liang, Prime Minister Li Si and Prince Hu Hai to secretly plot to seize power by force. After Hu Hai came to the throne, he ordered the death of the Meng brothers, and General Meng committed suicide by swallowing medicine.

General Meng had been stationed in nine counties for more than ten years. He was so powerful that he was known as "China's No. 1 Warrior."

It is said that the Mongolian general once improved the brush, so he is also known as the "ancestral brush".

He was the earliest developer in northwest Kyushu and the first person to develop Ningxia in ancient times. ..

Chapter 1467: Masked Writing Brush, Scouts Arrive

In addition to military affairs, General Meng also left quite a few legends to future generations.

For example, the legend of "making a pen".

According to rumors, General Meng led his troops to fight abroad, and every time he would write a battle report regularly and submit it to King Qin.

At that time, people used bamboo sticks to write, which was very inconvenient. They had to dip in ink again after writing a few times.

One day, when General Meng was hunting, he saw a rabbit's tail dragging blood on the ground, and he couldn't help but feel inspired.

He immediately cut off some rabbit tail hair, inserted it into a bamboo tube, and tried to use it to write. But rabbit fur is shiny and does not absorb ink. General Meng tried several more times, but the effect still didn't work, so he threw the "rabbit hair pen" into the stone pit in front of the door. One day, he accidentally saw the brush he had thrown away.

After picking it up, he found that the wet rabbit fur had become whiter.

He dipped the rabbit hair pen into the ink pan, and the rabbit tail became very "obedient" and wrote very smoothly.

It turns out that the water in the stone pit contains lime. After being soaked in alkaline water, the grease on the rabbit hair was removed and it became supple. Legend has it that this is the origin of the brush.

According to legend, General Meng once made brushes from sheep hair in Shanlian Village, and he was regarded as the ancestor of the brush there.

It is also said that Bu Xianglian, the wife of General Meng, was from Xibao, Shanlian. She was also proficient in pen-making skills and was worshiped as the "Empress of the Pen".

General Meng and his wife taught the pen-making skills to the villagers. In order to commemorate them, the local pen masters built Meng Gong Temple in the west of the village. The small river that goes around the village was renamed Mengxi, and Mengxi became Shanlian's nickname.

According to legend, March 16 and September 16 of the lunar calendar are the birthdays of General Meng and Bu Xianglian, and the villagers will hold a grand temple worship meeting to commemorate their ancestors.

Therefore, although General Meng could not obtain the patent for the brush, the brush he made was better than his predecessors and he contributed to the reform of the brush.

There are some records in history about the Mongolian general making pens.

Taiping Yulan cited the natural history and said: "General Meng made the pen." Cui Bao also said in the ancient and modern notes: "It was made since the Mongolian general, that is, the Qin pen ear. It uses dead wood as the tube, deer hair as the pillar, and wool as the quilt. The so-called Canghao is not a bamboo tube with rabbit hair."

Although the writing brush existed long before General Meng made the brush, General Meng played an indispensable role as an improver of the writing process.

Xu Shen of the Eastern Han Dynasty said in his explanation of Chinese characters: "Qin called it Zhibi, Chu called it Yu, Wu called it irregularity, and Yan called it Fu." There is no word "bi" in pre-Qin books, but the word "Yu" dates back to Shang Dynasty. It appeared in the Qin Dynasty, but King Qin only unified the name of the pen. It can be seen that the pen existed earlier than the Qin Dynasty.

Zhao Yi, a great scholar of the Qing Dynasty, wrote in the article "The creation of the pen did not begin with the Mongolian general" in the imperial examination of Yi Yu Cong: "The pen did not begin with the Mongolian general. Perhaps it was made by Tian, ​​who was better than his predecessors, so he was uniquely good at it. Famous."

Han Yu's biography of Mao Ying in the Tang Dynasty also mentioned that the Mongolian general attacked Zhongshan and captured Mao Ying. The King of Qin favored her and named Mao Ying "Guanchengzi".

Later generations used "Mao Ying" and "Guan Chengzi" as the nicknames for the pen.

In addition, the aliases of the writing brush include "Mao Zhuzi", "Zhongshu Jun", "Dragon Xuyou", "Pointed Slave", etc.

In addition to the writing brush, General Meng is said to have made the "Guzheng".

Ying Shao's Customs and Customs of the Han Dynasty recorded: "According to the Book of Rites and Music, five strings were used to build the body. Nowadays, the shape of the zheng is like a zither in the two states of Liang. I don't know who modified it. It may be said that it was made by General Meng."

Based on this text, later generations have the following saying: "The guzheng has five strings, and when applied to bamboo, it looks like a building. General Qin Meng changed it to twelve strings and transformed it like a zither. He changed the bamboo to wood, and added thirteen strings after the Tang Dynasty."

Fu Xuan of the Western Jin Dynasty refuted this statement and saw the preface to Zheng Fu: "The Zheng was thought to be built by General Meng. Now look at its instrument: the upper part is round like the sky, the lower part is flat like the earth, the hollow is quasi-liuhe, and the string pillars are twelve, like twelve. Set it up Then the four images exist, and the five tones are produced. The body is in accordance with the rules, and the sorrow and music are measured. This is a tool of benevolence and wisdom. How can the ministers of the subjugated country be able to think cleverly? It may be that they were created by the generals."