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Chapter 146 Xu You defected
Chapter 146 Xu You defected
In 199 A.D., Yuan Shao eliminated Gongsun Zan, selected [-] elite soldiers and [-] horses to ride, and prepared to attack Xudu.
In 200 A.D., Yuan Shao was defeated in the Battle of Guandu and regretted not listening to Tian Feng's strategy. Feng Ji immediately said that Tian Feng made fun of Yuan Shao for not listening to his words after knowing Yuan Shao's defeat.
Shenpei and Fengji had a personal grievance. After the Battle of Guandu, Shenpei's two sons were captured. Meng Dai slandered Jianpei. Yuan Shao asked Fengji for his opinion on this matter.
Feng Ji replied: "Jian Pei is strong and straightforward by nature. Every time he says and does what he does, he admires the integrity of the ancients. He will not do unrighteous things just because his two sons are in the south. Don't doubt him. "
Yuan Shao said, "Don't you hate him?"
Feng Ji said: "In the past, what was fought was a personal matter, but now it is a national matter."
Yuan Shao said, "That's right."
So Yuan Shao didn't dismiss the judge, and since then the relationship between the judge and Fengji has become more harmonious.
In 202 AD, Yuan Shao died of grief and anger. Yuan Shao wanted to be the heir because of Yuan Shang's beauty and the love of his second wife Liu, but he did not officially express his position.
Everyone wanted to make Yuan Tan the eldest son and establish him as the heir, but Fengji and Shenpei's faction were at odds with Xin Ping, Guo Tu, and Yuan Tan's faction. Fearing that Yuan Tan would harm him after he ascended the throne, Fengji and others privately changed Yuan Shao's will.
Shenpei was an upright man, Yuan Shao led Jizhou, Shenpei was entrusted with the confidant, and the general shogunate, Cao Cao besieged Ye, Shenpei defended for several months, finally the city was broken and captured, refused to surrender, and died generously.
The judge is young, loyal and generous, and there are rules that cannot be violated. He was a subordinate of the Taiwei Chen Qiu in his early years, and later he was not willing to pursue Mu Hanfu in Jizhou because of his integrity.
In 191 A.D., Yuan Shao, the prefect of Bohai, turned his back on the guests and assisted Han Fu to give up Jizhou.
In 199 A.D., Yuan Shao eliminated Gongsun Zan, selected [-] elite soldiers and [-] horses to ride, and prepared to attack Xudu.
Shenpei believed that "ten sieges and five attacks are as powerful as overthrowing one's hand now and then, and it will be difficult to succeed in the future." This remark was exactly what Yuan Shao meant, so Yuan Shao asked Shenpei to stay in Yecheng and send troops to attack Cao Cao.
In 200 AD, the two armies of Yuan Shao and Cao Cao confronted each other in Guandu, and Xu You's family broke the law, and they were interrogated and assigned.
Xu You was frustrated, so he ran to Cao Cao, and the envoys attacked Wuchao, Yuan Jun was defeated, and the two sons of Shenpei were captured alive by Cao Cao.
Meng Dai had conflicts with Shenpei, so he said to Yuan Shao through Jiang Qi: "Shenpei has monopolized power in office, has a large clan, strong military force, and two sons in the south, he must want to rebel."
Guo Tu and Xin Ping also thought so, so Yuan Shao appointed Meng Dai as the supervisor of the army to guard Ye County instead of Shenpei.
Yuan Shao asked Fengji's opinion on this matter, and Fengji replied: "The judge is strong and straightforward in nature, and every time he says and does everything, he admires the integrity of the ancients. You won't do unrighteous things just because your two sons are in the south, so don't doubt him."
Yuan Shao said, "Don't you hate him?"
Feng Ji said: "In the past, what was fought was a personal matter, but now it is a national matter."
Yuan Shao said, "That's right."
Therefore, Yuan Shao did not dismiss the judge, and since then the relationship between judge and Fengji has become more harmonious.
In 202 AD, Yuan Shao fell ill and died. Everyone believed that Yuan Tan was the eldest son and should be the heir, and planned to support him.
However, Shenpei and Fengji had always been hated by Yuan Tan, and they had feuds with Xin Ping and Guo Tu. They were worried that Yuan Tan would harm him after he ascended the throne, so they changed Yuan Shao's will in private and appointed Yuan Shang as his successor.
Yuan Tan could not succeed to the throne, so he called himself General Chariot, and stationed in Liyang. Yuan Shang did not send more troops to Yuan Tan, and ordered his subordinate Feng Ji to follow closely.
Yuan Tan asked for a soldier but was rejected by the judge. He killed Fengji in a rage, and the two brothers gradually became suspicious.
In 202 A.D., Cao Cao attacked Yuan Tan, and Yuan Tan asked Yuan Shang for help. Yuan Shang was afraid that Yuan Tan would not return the soldiers after he got them, so he stayed behind for trial and assigned soldiers to rescue him.
After the war, Yuan Tan asked Yuan Shang to donate armor and soldiers, but was rejected. Under the instigation of Guo Tu and Xin Ping, Yuan Tan attacked Yuan Shang, but was defeated and returned to Nanpi. and cry.
Xin Ping is a famous scholar in Yingchuan, the brother of Cao Weiwei Wei Xinpi, who was originally Han Fu's subordinate. After Han Fu fled, he turned to assist Yuan Shao.
After Yuan Shao's death, Xin Ping and Guo Tu wanted to make Yuan Tan the master, but they were at odds with Shen Pei and others. Later, Cao Cao broke Ye, and his younger brother Xin Pi persuaded him to surrender under the city. Shen Pei angrily sent his men to kill Xin Ping and his family.
Xin Ping was Han Fu's subordinate. In 191 AD, in order to seize Jizhou, Yuan Shao adopted a strategy of rebelling against guests. He used Gongsun Zan's army to build momentum, and sent senior officials, Xin Ping, Xun Chen, Guo Tu and others to persuade Han Fu to sell Jizhou. To Yuan Shao, from then on Xin Ping worked under Yuan Shao's tent.
After the Battle of Guandu, Shenpei's two sons were captured. Meng Dai had a conflict with Shenpei, so he said to Yuan Shao through Jiang Qi: "Shenpei is in charge of power, the clan is big, the army is strong, and his two sons are in the south. He must Want to rebel."
Guo Tu and Xin Ping agreed, and Yuan Shao ordered Meng Dai to guard Ye instead of Shen Pei.
In 202 AD, Yuan Shao died of grief and anger. Yuan Shao wanted to be the heir because of Yuan Shang's beauty and the love of his second wife Liu, but he did not officially express his position.
Everyone wanted to make Yuan Tan the eldest son and establish him as the heir, but Fengji and the Shenpei faction were at odds with Xin Ping, Guo Tu, and Yuan Tan's faction. Fearing that Yuan Tan would harm him after he ascended the throne, Feng Ji and others secretly changed Yuan Shao's will and established Yuan Shang. succession.
Yuan Tan was unable to succeed to the throne, so he claimed to be a chariot general and Tun Liyang. Yuan Tan attacked Yuan Shang under the instigation of Guo Tu and Xin Ping, and returned to Nanpi after the defeat.
The generals rebelled against Yuan Tan, and Yuan Shang launched a massive attack. Yuan Tan retreated to the plains, Yuan Shang besieged the city, and Yuan Tan sent Simpi to ask Cao Cao for help.
Instead, Simpi suggested that Hebei should be annexed by this opportunity. Cao Cao sent a large army to attack Yuan Shang, and Yuan Shang returned to Ye immediately.
Xin Pi proposed that Xin Ping surrender to Cao Cao, but Xin Ping refused, but Yuan Tan was suspicious of Xin Ping because his younger brother Xin Pi surrendered to Cao Cao.
In 204 A.D., when Cao Cao attacked Ye, Shen Pei's nephew and general Shen Rong led troops into the city. Shen Pei resented Xin Ping and others for ruining Yuan's family business, and killed Xin Ping's family in Yecheng.
Guo Tu was also a well-known scholar in Yingchuan. During the Battle of Guandu, he advocated taking the opportunity to attack Cao Ying. After this plan failed, in order to avoid punishment, he blamed Zhang He and Gao Lan who led the army to attack Cao Ying, causing them to betray Yuan and defect to Cao.
After Yuan Shao died, he served for his eldest son Yuan Tan. In 200 AD, Guo Tu, Chun Yuqiong and Yan Liang attacked the White Horse, but were attacked by Cao Cao's light soldiers.
In 205 A.D., he was killed by Cao Cao together with Yuan Tan. In the early days, he was a strategist under Yinxiu, the prefect of Yingchuan. In 191 A.D., Xin Ping, Xun Chen, Gao Gan, Zhang Dao and Guo Tu jointly persuaded Han Fu to sell Jizhou Shepherd to Yuan Shao , Guo Tu was invited to become Yuan Shao's counselor.
In the winter of 195 AD, Emperor Xian of Han was pursued by Li Jue, Guo Si and others in Caoyang. Guo Tu, like Ju Shou and Tian Feng, persuaded Yuan Shao to welcome Emperor Xian of Han, but Yuan Shao did not obey.
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