From Anyi to Pingyang, there is a plain area all the way, but looking to the left and right, you can vaguely see the rolling mountains on the east and west sides.

The mountains in the Hedong area of ​​Bingzhou are completely different from the mountains in the Qinling Mountains. The mountains in the Qinling Mountains are famous for their steepness and height, while the mountains in Bingzhou are relatively low and gentle.

The Pingbei Army crossed the Fen River and advanced towards Luliang Mountain.

The reason why Cao Liang marched without delay was because he was worried. The Xiongnu rebellion in Hedong was already so rampant, let alone Bingzhou. Cao Liang's top priority was to quickly eliminate the southern Xiongnu before he could go north. Attack other Xiongnu tribes.

If Cao Liang remembers correctly, the Wuhu Rebellion began with the Xiongnu. Liu Yuan, the founding emperor of the former Zhao Dynasty, was the son of Liu Bao, the commander of the left Xiongnu tribe, and Liu Bao was one of the five commanders of the Xiongnu rebellion.

The Wuhu Rebellion is the most painful memory left to the Han nation. For nearly three hundred years, the Han people in the north have been under the rule of the Hu people, struggling between death and survival.

In this dark era, the Han people are no longer human beings, but are called two-legged sheep by the Hu people. Countless Han people have become the food of the Hu people. This can be called the darkest period in history.

Tracing back to the source, it was the policy of inward migration of the Hu people during the Eastern Han Dynasty and the Cao and Wei Dynasties in the Three Kingdoms that led to such disastrous consequences. On the surface, the inward migration of the Hu people was a surrender to the Central Plains dynasty, but those who are not of my race must have a different heart. However, the surrender of these barbarians was actually due to pressure. The rebelliousness in their hearts will inevitably make them have strong ambitions.

Temporary surrender was just their concealment strategy. When the Central Plains Dynasty was strong, they pretended to kneel at the feet of the Emperor and crouched. Once the time was right, they would rise up and overthrow the rule of the Central Plains Dynasty.

This opportunity was created by Sima Yi's descendants. After the Sima family conspired to seize the world, they sealed the clan, and everyone supported their own troops, and then began to stage a drama of fratricide, which messed up the world. , after destroying people's livelihood, it also gave the barbarians an opportunity to take advantage of.

Perhaps Cao Cao's biggest mistake in his life was to place the Huns in Bingzhou, a place with abundant water, grass, and fertile land. After decades of recuperation, the Huns became increasingly powerful. Cao Cao's move objectively caused the consequences of breeding tigers.

Maybe Cao Cao didn't realize this at the beginning. After the Southern Huns and Northern Huns split, they continued to move south, all the way to Bingzhou and Guanzhong. The Southern Huns who left the grassland were more like a bereaved dog. They had long since disappeared. Having lost the majestic appearance of the grassland overlord in those days, he could only beg for mercy from the Central Plains dynasty and ask for protection.

Cao Cao also knew that the Huns were wild and difficult to tame and would be in trouble for a long time. However, our Central Plains dynasty has always been known for its broad-mindedness. When the Hu people surrendered, it was the time to show the might of our great Han Dynasty.

Cao Cao did not add insult to injury, nor did he kill them all. Instead, he gave the Huns a place to survive.

Taking Huchuquan, the Xiongnu chanyu, hostage, dividing the southern Huns into five parts and ruling them, was probably Cao Cao's biggest strategy.

The Huns are tough and brutal by nature. If they are allowed to get together, they will definitely be a big trouble for the court. The only way is to divide them and send officials to govern them. If the fragmented Huns who are forcibly divided want to make any noise, then Absolutely no chance.

But Cao Cao ignored one point. With his ability, he was naturally not afraid of the Huns causing rebellion. However, Cao Cao's successors may not have that ability. Therefore, this strategy of raising tigers is actually extremely dangerous. Once the time comes,

, the Huns would not hesitate to rebel.

Cao Liang knew better than anyone else the dangers of the Huns and other barbarians, so he took the initiative to ask Ying to lead his army to put down the rebellion.

What makes Cao Liang strange is that if it were in real history, Bingzhou should be relatively stable during this period. Although the Huns often had small-scale riots, it did not affect the overall stability of Bingzhou.

But the current situation in Bingzhou is something that Cao Liang did not expect. Is it possible that because of his time travel, a lot of history has changed its original trajectory, and the Wuhu Rebellion will happen in advance?

Cao Liang couldn't help but be secretly worried. It seemed that flapping his wings as a little butterfly could really create a big storm sweeping across the Central Plains.

Therefore, this suppression of the rebellion is Cao Liang's mission, and it is also his responsibility. No matter what, the Huns' rebellion must be nipped in the cradle, and they must not be allowed to take advantage of the situation and pose a threat to Cao Wei's world.

Perhaps many ministers in the court disagreed with this, thinking that the Xiongnu rebellion was just a scabies problem, and the court only needed to send a partial army to put it down.

Sima Yi proposed that Chen Tailai be appointed as the governor of Bingzhou to protect the Xiongnu lieutenant general. Obviously, he was not interested in drinking. His plan was to use this Xiongnu rebellion to seize the opportunity to install his cronies in Bingzhou and control Bingzhou.

As for the Huns' rebellion, Sima Yi didn't think too much about it. Perhaps he thought that Chen Tai could easily resolve the matter after he took office.

But how could people in Cao Shuang's line not know Sima Yi's intentions, so in this political game, Cao Liang finally stood out and became the final candidate to pacify the Huns.

But Cao Liang wants to stand taller and see farther than anyone else. Cultivating the power of his cronies is certainly the path Cao Liang must take, but the most urgent task at the moment is to suppress the Huns' rebellion. The most important thing at all times is

Let him not dare to slack off at all.

After crossing the Fenshui River, we soon entered the Luliang Mountains. The mountains here are rolling and undulating. From one mountain to another, every layer is still a mountain.

After Liu Yue fled back to the mountains, he suddenly disappeared. Although Cao Liang continued to send scouts everywhere to find out where the main force of the Xiongnu army was, there were few results.

After entering the mountains, the roads here become rugged, with ravines and ridges connecting each other. The mountain roads are twists and turns, and often the distances that seem not far away are winding around, and it takes a long way to reach them.

Liu Yue, who was familiar with the terrain here, was like a slippery loach. When he reached the mountains, it was like he had burrowed through the sand, and no trace of him could be found again.

This made Cao Liang a little anxious. He had been waiting for too long with the Huns in the south, and there might be a big trouble in Bingzhou, so he thought it was better to fight quickly and get rid of the Huns in the south as quickly as possible, so that he could have a chance.
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