The most powerful general in the Three Kingdoms

Is Zhou Cheng’s policy toward the people good?

It should be pretty good.

Although he is not as good as Wang Mang, the quality of his policies is not the focus of people's attachment.

Most civilians are still 'commoners' and have too strong a clan concept.

Historically, the concept of"the common master of the world" means being recognized by everyone, or most people.

Whether it is Emperor Yan, Emperor Huang, or the Emperor of Zhou or the Emperor of Han.

Liu Bang discovered from the short-lived Qin Empire that only the Zhou Dynasty's enfeoffment system could prolong the empire's rule.

The centralized system and the county system cannot be said to be bad.

Just don't give power to some people, then they will turn against you.

Why should you govern the world?

The same goes for Zhou Cheng today.

Why is Zhou Cheng, who was born as a moth thief, qualified to occupy and control the north?

As for the people, as long as their lives are secure and they have food and clothing, they don't care who becomes the emperor.

The clans, wealthy families, and aristocratic families who only incited and encouraged the people did not think that Zhou Cheng was qualified to be the co-lord of the world.

This is a problem that happens sooner or later.

It breaks out earlier and handles it earlier. Of course, you can also boil the frog in warm water, but it will take a longer time.

Zhou Cheng doesn't like to waste time.

Since these people want to rebel, there is reason to kill them.

It can be regarded as killing the chicken to scare the monkeys, and setting an example for those aristocratic families, wealthy families, and clans who are still watching.

If you want to preserve your family, you must either move to the south or the southwest, or you must be obedient.

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The end of January in the year 201 AD.

Sun Jian left two thousand troops and horses to guard the pass, while he led more than five thousand men and continued northward.

Shortly after Sun Jian left, the two thousand Jiangdong Army was defeated by Zhao Yun and Zhang He.

Of the two thousand Jiangdong troops, no one surrendered and all died in battle.

Zhang He and Zhao Yun also began to pursue Sun Jian.

Sun Jian asked Han Dang to quietly return to Jiangdong with the lightly wounded and hundreds of Jiangdong disciples, while he continued northward.

At this time, Sun Jian had only more than 5,000 men under his command.

Of the 10,000 Jiangdong disciples guarding the pass, nearly half were killed or injured in the fighting on the same day.

At the same time, Pan Zhang led nearly 3,000 Jiang Dongzi, rowed across the river, successfully crossed the river, and landed north of Jishui.

Pan Zhang's military strength is average, but his mind is still flexible.

Maybe it's because of his family background and his greed for money.

When Pan Zhang fought, he was always"petty".

When Pan Zhang led his troops in battle, he never thought of"fighting to the end".

If you can ambush, then ambush; if you can't, then retreat.

As for the front? Fight to the end? Pan Zhang would not do such stupid things.

Perhaps Sun Quan fell in love with this side of Pan Zhang. In Sun Quan's opinion, Pan Zhang was more alert and flexible.

"Send someone to find a way nearby and find more ferries and food."

Pan Zhang issued the order.

Pan Zhang's Jiangdong Army immediately detached hundreds of men and began searching along the river bank.

Zhang Liao sent people to monitor Pan Zhang, and when the news that Pan Zhang had crossed the river reached Zhang Liao's ears, Zhang Liao couldn't help but frown.

Didn't Pan Zhang wait for Sun Jian?

Or was this Sun Jian's plan? If it was really Sun Jian's plan, then Pan Zhang's nearly 3,000 troops and horses would go north to the plains after crossing Jishui.

In Pingyuan County, in addition to the army, There were only three thousand garrison camps outside the village.

Zhang Liao said to his captain Huang Sheng:"Quickly build a ferry and cross the Jishui River to pursue the Jiangdong Army."

"Here. Huang Sheng accepted the order and turned to leave.

Zhang Liao then said to Cheng Xin, the Yamen general under his tent:"Lead five hundred horses and patrol the river bank again.""

"Here!"

Cheng Xin took the order and left, leading the cavalry to patrol the river bank.

The Jishui River is very long. Zhang

Liao has only found two Jiangdong armies so far.

And the two Jiangdong armies combined are estimated to have only six or seven thousand people.

Do you still want to return? Is there an undiscovered Jiangdong Army?

This is a problem that Zhang Liao must solve

……

When Zhao Huan led his troops to the prefect's mansion, Mi Heng was already outside the prefect's mansion, waiting for Zhao Huan's arrival.

Zhao Huan got off his horse. He did not dare to look down on Mi Heng.

Because Mi Heng has already married Xun Lan, the daughter of the Xun family.

Xun Lan is Xun Cai's niece, and she was born in the Xun family.

In addition, Mi Heng has already become a prefect at a young age, and it will not be a problem for him to become a governor or a state shepherd in the future.

Mi Heng said to Zhao Huan:"General Zhao, the military situation is urgent. Don't blame anyone." Zhao Huan saluted hurriedly and replied:"Even if the prefect orders me, I will cooperate."

Ni Heng was not polite and called Liu Xuan. , mentioning what Liu Xuan mentioned in person.

Zhao Huan was shocked when he heard this, but then he felt happy because wasn't this military merit?

The task of the garrison is to suppress internal riots.

If the thieves can be put down this time, it will definitely be a great achievement.

Mi Heng said to Zhao Huan:"General Zhao, if all counties are in chaos, the plain will not be protected. I hope the general can use the power of thunder to quell the rebellion."

Zhao Huan replied:"This is someone's responsibility."

Then, Mi Heng asked Liu Xuan to lead the way. Zhao Huan left a thousand troops and horses to guard the city, and led two thousand troops and horses into the mountains to quell the rebellion. _Feilu reminds you: three things about reading - close