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Text Chapter 852: Ancestors who destroyed the boar skin

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    After Tadun died, the Wuhuan people were demoralized and even more defeated. They all asked to surrender.

    Seeing that the situation was over, the troops of Goguryeo, Buyeo, and Sanhan all fled.

    On their way to escape, they were ambushed by 100,000 infantrymen led by Xu Sheng, Ding Feng, Sun Li, E Huan and other generals.

    One hundred thousand Allied Forces of the Three Kingdoms fled towards Liaodong City. Taishi Ci and Yu Jin led 20,000 troops to rush out from Liaodong City and attacked the Allied Forces of the Three Kingdoms.

    In the end, less than 10,000 people from the Three Kingdoms Allied Forces fled back. Because most people in this area were afraid of death, most of them surrendered, and only a handful of them would rather die than surrender.

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    Lu Bu and Tai Shici joined forces, reorganized their troops, and supplemented part of the Wuhuan cavalry to form 200,000 troops. They waited for Gao Shun to transport grain and grass from the rear through Lulongsai, and immediately sent troops to attack Goguryeo.

    Lu Bu left Tai Shici and Yu Jin with 50,000 troops to regain Lelang County and crusade against the Three Hans in the south. He left Zhang Liao and Yan Rou with 50,000 troops to take care of Wuhuan's funeral affairs and defend Fuyu. Lu Bu personally led an army of 100,000 to attack Goguryeo.

    King Dongchuan of Goguryeo personally led more than 50,000 infantry and cavalry men to meet the enemy at Boliushui, and confronted Lu Bu's army at Liangkou.

    The two armies faced each other, and the Goguryeo army fought to the death. Lu Bu's army defeated them with one force. King Dongchuan was severely defeated. Lu Bu's army beheaded more than 4,000 people and surrendered tens of thousands. King Dongchuan fled back in embarrassment with the remaining army and held a strong position.  Maruto Castle.

    After Lu Bu's army laid siege to the city, they saw that the mountain to the northwest of the mountain city was steep and there were not many defenders on it, so they adopted the strategy of avoiding the real situation and taking advantage of the weak, feigning a frontal attack, and sneaking a northwest attack.  Select some strong soldiers who are good at climbing, carry weapons and long ropes, secretly climb up the cliff, first kill the guards above, tie up their horses and suspend their chariots, and break through Wandu Mountain City.

    King Dongchuan escaped from the north gate with 10,000 remnant soldiers. Lu Bu ordered Yan Liang and Chou to lead 40,000 troops to pursue them. King Dongchuan fled to Buyeo Kingdom, which was the mother country of the Goguryeo royal family.  Although they had always been at odds before, they now faced the same enemy. King Buyeo sent 20,000 troops to rescue King Dongchuan. King Buyeo's troops were defeated by Yan Liang and Chou's 40,000 troops.  Defeated and retreated to the capital of Buyeo.

    Yan Liang and Chou were unable to attack for a long time, so L¨¹ Bu left Xu Sheng with 10,000 troops to guard Wandu City and take care of Goguryeo's funeral. L¨¹ Bu personally led the army to attack Fuyu Capital. This time, Fuyu Capital did not have the same flaws as Wandu City. Lu Bu mobilized siege equipment and thunderbolt  Cars, ballistae, and gunpowder bombs bombarded them continuously.  Four days later, Buyeo Capital City was captured. In fact, the city strength of Buyeo Capital City was not as strong as an ordinary county seat in the Chinese Empire.

    King Fuyu and King Dongchuan continued to flee north and fled to Sushen's territory.  The Sushen people are active in the east of the Liao River, reaching the middle reaches of the Heilongjiang River in the north, the middle reaches of the upper reaches of the Songhua River in the south, and reaching the seaside in the east.  Thousands of miles in radius.

    Sushen people like to raise pigs, but they are different from the Han people¡¯s habit of raising pigs in captivity.  They are used to free grazing, allowing pigs to run wild in the mountains and fields and breed at will.  When the cold season comes, they kill a large number of pigs and freeze the pork in ice and snow, leaving only a small part and raising it in caves where people spend the winter.  The leaders of the family divided the frozen meat equally among the family members, and only warmed the frozen meat over the fire, and everyone ate it raw.  They use pigskin to cut clothes and use pig hair to spin thread. They are not used to wearing trousers and only tie a fig leaf around their waists. They also put a layer of lard on their bodies to prevent cold and cracked skin. Conditions are good  Wealthy people also raised large herds of horses, cattle, and sheep.

    Sushen people, regardless of gender, old or young, all wear long braids.

    From these customs and habits, we can already see who their ancestors were, and how great their descendants were. They eliminated the two dynasties with flourishing civilization, the Northern Song Dynasty and the Ming Dynasty, established by the Han nation. Their greatness made Lu Bu's teeth ache, so even though  King Sushen was afraid of Lu Bu's army, so he killed King Fuyu and King Dongchuan and gave their heads to Lu Bu. Lu Bu still couldn't forget the shame of history. Lu Bu, who couldn't forget history, used Su Shen's disobedience as an excuse to launch a campaign against him.  Su Shen's crusade.

    The war did not go well at the beginning. The Sushen people were good at bows and arrows, especially poisonous arrows. They had a kind of bow and arrow called Zhu Ya Shi Ni. A unique shrub called "Zhu" grew in Sushen's hometown. Although this shrub looks beautiful, it does not go well.  It is not amazing, but the material is fine, extremely tough, and not easy to break. It is very rare to use it as an arrow shaft. At the same time, Sushen's hometown also has a kind of obsidian that is stronger than iron, which can be polished into sharp arrowheads. Arrow wood is used to make arrow shafts, and stone is used to make arrow shafts.  Ni made arrowheads and paired them with long bows. The arrow clusters were coated with poison and their throats were sealed with blood, killing thousands of strong men.

    But the bows and arrows of Lu Bu's army seemed ineffective against these Sushen people. The sharp arrows hit them without any blood. Lu Bu looked at the corpses of several Sushen people and saw the clues, because they were not used to wearing clothes.  They rubbed lard on their bodies and covered them with pig skins. Over time, they developed a disease.?The cuticle is no different from wild boar skin. This cuticle is very thick and can resist the attacks of ordinary bows and arrows.

    Lu Bu sneered, can wild boars withstand ordinary bow and arrow attacks? Can they withstand powerful crossbows, thunderbolt chariots, ballistas, and gunpowder bombs?  Lu Bu brought all the siege equipment over, and set up camp to deal with the Sushen people step by step. He mainly used strong crossbows, thunderbolt chariots, ballistas, and gunpowder shells to bombard all the Sushen people's strongholds, and kept pushing the Sushen people.  To the depths of Daxinganling.

    Lu Bu prepared to fight to the death with the Sushen people. He sent people to place poisonous smoke everywhere where the Sushen people might be hiding to force them out. He also mobilized elite scouts from the Central Plains and a useless flying army composed of southern barbarian soldiers.  Carrying a powerful crossbow, the crossbow arrows are all coated with poison.

    Lu Bu sent people to investigate and found out that all the Sushen tribes together numbered only 40,000 people. Those who could really hold up bows and arrows to shoot at the Han people were only 6,7,000. Although the number was small, they were all vertical and horizontal.  The mountains and forests are like flying monsters with thick skin and flesh. Lu Bu's Wudang Feijun, who had high hopes for them, entered the Greater Khingan Mountains and fought against the Sushen people. Most of the four thousand Wudang Feijun were destroyed, and they shot and killed not enough Sushen people.  one thousand.

    Some people advised Lu Bu to stop the army. How could Lu Bu, with his dignity as a great nation, be humiliated by such a dirty little tribe? In fact, he wanted to completely eliminate the biggest threat to the Han people. He swore that he would rather lose 40,000 lives than to destroy Su Shen.  As a clan, he cannot let his descendants wear pig tails anymore.

    "However, the Sushen people's hiding places are all deep mountain caves, and they are in the vast Greater Xing'an Mountains. Even if Lu Bu disperses all his 100,000 troops into the mountains, it will not be able to do anything in a short time.

    At this time, Lu Bu's adopted son Lu Xun learned of Lu Bu's predicament and sent six thousand Shanyue soldiers. The Shanyue people were also used to fighting in the mountains and forests, and were good at poisonous arrows, so they were perfect for dealing with Su Shen.

    Lu Xun is still crusading against Shanyue. It has been three years, and he is reorganizing at the same time. It is estimated that it will take another three or four years to completely eliminate the hidden dangers of Shanyue.

    In the novel, the disaster of Shanyue is briefly mentioned. In fact, the Soochow regime has spent nearly half of its power on pacifying Shanyue.

    Since Sun Quan's stepbrother took charge of Jiangdong, the strategic policies formulated are generally based on defensive counterattacks. However, any proactive battles, such as the Battle of Ruxu and the Battle of Hefei, mostly ended in defeat. Even the subsequent great victory of Shiting also failed.  This was achieved by luring the enemy deep into the river and winning the battle. In the 80 years before the death of Wang Junlou and Wu's fall, a pattern of "the enemy could not cross the river and we could not cross the Huaihe River" was created. If the reason is solely attributed to the Wu regime  In terms of not wanting to make progress, there is a suspicion of one-sidedness. In addition to being incompetent in plain combat on the outside, the long-standing unresolved issue of Yamakoshi, an internal thorn in the side, is also an important objective disadvantage.

    Shanyue is a barbarian tribe that lives in the mountains in the south of the Yangtze River. They are also the bandits of Soochow described in "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms". The rampant banditry in Soochow can be seen through Zhou Tai's rescue of Sun Quan in Xuancheng. In that battle, Zhou Tai was  He was shot twelve times. If it weren't for the miracle doctor Hua Tuo, he would have died. Not only Zhou Tai, but almost all the famous generals of Soochow participated in the battle of Congdu Shanyue. However, if you look at "The Book of Wu in the Three Kingdoms", there are Lu Xun who governed Kuaiji and Lu Meng who attacked Lu.  Ling, Cheng Pu conquered Le'an, Taishi Ci led Haihun, He Qi attacked Shangrao, Lu Fanping Ping Poyang, etc., and the rest can also be found in the biographies of Han Dang, Ling Tong, Jiang Qin, Dong Xi, Quan Cong, etc. Records of this aspect can be found.  As for Huang Gai, almost all his martial arts skills in his life were wasted on Shan Yue. Therefore, in the first seven or eight years of Sun Quan's rule, the external troops were only a revenge move against Huang Zu. Most of the time, he was doing "divisional generals to suppress Shan Yue".  "work.  In Chapter 38 of the Romance, it is said that "all the mountain bandits in Soochow have been pacified." This is not true. In fact, the Shanyue problem has not been eliminated at all, because Shanyue is "prone to rebellion and difficult to settle down and easy to stir up trouble." This problem  The long-term existence of Sun Quan gave Sun Quan a headache, so he did not dare to devote all his strength to external defense.

    There is a volume in "Three Kingdoms Wu Shu" that contains biographies of He Qi, Quan Cong, Lu Dai, Zhou Li, and Zhongli Mu. The reason why these five people are listed together is because of Shan Yue's entrustment. The comment at the end of the volume makes it very clear:  All ministers overcame Ning's internal difficulties, and Suijing was the one who helped the territory; and these five people were also the backbone talents of the middle and late period of Soochow. With so many talents, they spent most of their time and energy on suppressing the rule of law.  Instead of being used to make considerable contributions to the outside world due to internal strife, the Wu regime paid a high price for this.

    Lu Bu handed over most of the army in Jiangdong to Lu Xun, giving him full authority to take charge of the crusade against Shanyue. The veteran Huang Gai served as his deputy, L¨¹ Meng commanded the Yangtze River Navy to assist him, and L¨¹ Fan led the Yangzhou Mu as Zongzheng in logistics.  Supporting Lu Xun, later generals such as Quan Cong, Zhou Li, Zhong Limu and others came under his command and devoted all their efforts to conquer Shanyue. The troubles in Shanyue gradually subsided, and a considerable number of Shanyue's elite troops were incorporated into the imperial army to deal with other barbarians.

    The Shanyue Corps cooperated with the Nanman Wudang Flying Army, equipped with refined crossbows from Lu Bu's army, and sneaked into the mountains and forests to search for the Sushen people's lair.

    Hard work paid off. After a year of arduous fighting, the Sushen people were finally completely wiped out. Only hundreds of young and beautiful Sushen women remained.They have Sushen's bloodline, but their descendants and the Han people can only be Han people, and the Sushen people's bloodline will eventually die out.  Of course, before these Sushen girls marry Han Chinese, they must wash away the lard that has accumulated on their bodies for many years.
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