Chapter 356: The Fall of Qin(2/2)
A moment later, when Ying Ying was discussing the specific matters of surrender with everyone in the palace, suddenly a guard from the palace came to report that Weiyang Lord Ying Hua had broken into the palace where King Qin Ying Sui was recovering from illness, and wanted to forcibly abduct the latter.
Upon learning this, Ying Ying was shocked.
Based on her understanding of Weiyang Lord Ying Hua, she certainly knew that this uncle was by no means a treacherous person, but an important minister who was extremely loyal to the Qin State. He kidnapped King Sui of Qin, obviously intending to abandon Xianyang and retreat to Longxi County or Qin State. northwest.
In this case, how could Ying Ying just stand by and watch?
Firstly, her younger brother Ying Sui is now bedridden and may die on the way if the carriage and horses are overworked. Secondly, Weiyang Lord Ying Hua's behavior may prolong the war between Qin and Wei. Both of these are Ying Ying. Don't want to see it.
Seeing this, Ying Ying quickly said to Wuxinhou Gongsun Qi, Changxinhou Wangjian, and Yangquanjun Yingba: "Wuxinhou, Changxinhou, and Yangquanjun, please help me intercept Weiyang Jun, and we must recapture it." My brother!"
Wuxinhou Gongsun Qi, Changxinhou Wangjian, and Yangquanjun Yingbo looked at each other and nodded slowly: "Yes!"
At this time, Weiyang Lord Ying Hua had robbed Qin King Ying Sui, placed the latter on a carriage, and drove the carriage out of the palace gate himself.
But it is a pity that Wuxinhou Gongsun Qi, Changxinhou Wangjian, and Yangquanjun Yingbao finally intercepted Weiyang Jun Yinghua at the west gate of Xianyang City.
The two sides had different ideas and fought hard. In the end, Weiyang Lord Ying Hua had too few soldiers around him, so the carriage that Qin King Ying Sui was riding in was eventually snatched back by the soldiers of Wang Jian and Ying Bo.
In desperation, Weiyang Lord Ying Hua had no choice but to fight his way out of Xianyang, gathered the remaining soldiers under his command at the military camp outside the city, and fled westward.
Around October of the fourteenth year of Wei Zhaowu, with the tacit consent of King Ying Sui of Qin, Zhao Ran, the chief concubine, and Wei Yang, the chief concubine of the left concubine, surrendered to the Wei State on behalf of the Qin State. The other ministers, including Wuxinhou Gongsunqi and Changxinhou Wang
Jian, Yang Quanjun Ying Bo and others all submitted to the Wei State.
During this period, only Weiyang Lord Ying Hua refused to surrender. He led his remaining soldiers to fight desperately out of Xianyang, broke through the siege of the Wei army, and fled westward.
It is worth mentioning that due to Ying Ying's favoritism, King Qin Ying Sui, who logically needed to immediately go to Luoyang, the capital of Wei King, to meet Zhao Run of Wei State, continued to stay in Xianyang to recuperate, and then went to Wei State after recovering.
At this point, Qin fell.
In November, Wei generals Sima An, Zhao Xuan and others integrated the Qin army in Xianyang. With the acquiescence of Wuxinhou Gongsunqi, Changxinhou Wangjian, Yangquan Jun Yingbo and others, the Qin army in Xianyang was discharged.
Armor and surrender.
In the spring and summer of the fifteenth year of Wei Zhaowu, Weiyang Lord Ying Hua fled to "Weiyang". On the one hand, he sent people to Yiqu to make an appointment with Yiqu to jointly resist the Wei State. On the other hand, he captured "Yong", the old capital of Qin State.
, and sent people to build a defense line in the "Guo Di" area east of Yongcheng, trying to resist the Wei army here.
Due to his own lack of strength, Weiyang Jun Yinghua personally went to Longxi County in the west and persuaded his distant cousin "Longxi Jun Yinghui".
Waiting until the beginning of May, Weiyang Jun Ying Hua proclaimed "Longxi Jun Ying Hui" as the king of Qin, and established the capital in Qin's old capital "Yongdu". He united with Yiqu and Longxi to fight to the death.
During this period, Ying Bo, Lord of Yangquan, witnessed the fall of his Qin state with his own eyes, and surrendered to the Wei state for the sake of his wife, children, and children. He was depressed and unhappy, and soon died of depression.
After learning about this, King Zhao Run of Wei sighed deeply and conferred the title of Lord of Yangquan on Ying Bo's eldest son Ying Jie, inheriting his father's fiefdom.
In the spring of the 16th year of Wei Zhaowu, Wei ordered Sima An and Le Yi to take charge of Xianyang. Wei Ji, Lord of Lintao, was appointed as the commander-in-chief. Gongsun Qi, the Marquis of Wuxin, and Wang Jian, the Marquis of Changxin, were appointed as deputy generals, together with Wang Lu, Wang Ling, Wang Ben and other generals.
, attack the "Puppet Qin" who established its capital in Yongdi.
The armies of Wei and Qin fought fiercely for several months, and Weiyang Lord Ying Hua took the lead in every battle, desperately trying to hold off the Wei army.
Unfortunately, at this time, Wei generals Shen Yu, Wu Ji, Lian Pi and others had led the Wei army to defeat Yiqu.
In this battle, the heroic King Yiqu was beheaded by Lian Pi, leaving Yiqu without a leader and defeated by the Wei army. Most of the remaining Yiqu tribesmen fled to the north, and some surrendered to Wei.
The destruction of Yiqu was equivalent to breaking an arm of Weiyang Lord Ying Hua.
In September of the 16th year of Wei Zhaowu, the Wei army captured "Weiyang", "Yongdu", "Guoxian" and other places. Weiyang Jun Yinghua tried his best to resist, but still could not withstand the Wei army's offensive, so he had to retreat to Longxi County.
After retreating to Longxi County, Weiyang Jun Yinghua desperately resisted the Wei army for a month, and then died of his injuries.
After Weiyang Jun Ying Hua died, the "Pseudo Qin" no longer had the power to resist. In just one month, Lintao Jun Wei Ji, Wu Xin Hou Gong Sun Qi, Chang Xin Hou Wang Jian and others captured the entire Longxi County.
Ying Hui, Lord of Longxi, had no time to surrender, so he was killed by the subordinates of Lintao Lord Wei Ji.
At this point, Wei completely occupied Qin.
From Zhao Run's first expedition in the 16th year of Hongde to the 16th year of Zhaowu, Wei State annexed other countries and unified the Central Plains. Wei King Zhao Run spent a full thirty-six years to successively annex countries in the Central Plains area, and finally in his fifth year
At the age of ten, he unified the entire Central Plains.
Chapter completed!