"Beigu Road" connects to "Tongguan Road" in the west.

Tongguan Road, from Chang'an City to Xuanping Gate, passes through Bashui, Xinfeng City, crosses Yinpanshui, plays to Yinpanyi, crosses Lingshui, passes through Weinan, Huayin to Tongguan, and then goes east through Koshang to Luoyang. It was called "Oriental Avenue" in the Qin Dynasty. It was one of the Qin Chidao.

With Tongguan as the boundary, it is called Tongguan Road in the west and "Guanhan Road" in the east. The Guanhan Road is divided into two roads, north and south. The road is unobstructed.

In addition to land, there are also large river canal waterways.

The Yellow River flowed out of Tongguan and flowed eastward for 270 miles to "Sanmenxia". The two sides of the river were sandwiched, with walls thousands of feet high, with strange rocks rugged, and turbulent flows. "Shui Jing Zhu" says: "In the past, Yu controlled floods, and the mountain tombs were dug to the water, so he broke the mountain to open the river. The river water diverted and surrounded the mountain and passed by. The mountains saw the water like a pillar, so it was called the pillar. After the three passages were cleared, the water flowed sparsely, and the fingers were pointed to the three gates, which were also called the Three Gates."

"From the foot of the pillar, the five houses (sands) have already risen, and there are 120 miles between them. The stones in the river are coming out, and the momentum is connected to Xianglu. It is also Yu who carved them to open the river to open the river. I suspect this is a stream. Although the mountain is clear, it is still turbulent, and the stones are rippling and the clouds are rippling. The waves overflow with anger. There are nineteen beaches. The water flows rapidly and the momentum is the same as the Three Gorges, which has damaged the boats and ships since ancient times."

The "Sanmen Grain Transportation" began at the latest in Qin. At that time, the grain and fodder in Guanzhong were unable to be self-sufficient. So the grain transport was started, and the grain was transferred to Guandong and Jiangnan to rent grain, and the west was given to the capital. During the Former Han Dynasty, it had become a busy waterway: "The river and Wei grain were used to save the world, and the west was given to the capital. The princes had changed and went downstream, which was enough to send a entrusted loss." At that time, "Ten thousand large ships were transferred to the grain and passed by", and even "water flowed all over the river."

All craftsmen went on one after another to clear the waterways and dig plank roads. When the Ji State's organs were completed, craftsmen from the great powers made their way through cliffs, made pavilions and hanging buildings on the ruins of their predecessors, and arranged traction steel cables. Human laborers then became cattle and horse machinery and replaced them, which helped them to facilitate water transportation.

Now the Han Dynasty established its capital Luoyang. The prosperity of Xijing was slightly inferior to the previous dynasty. The grain transportation began to decline between the two capitals. It was said that "lost the eastern corner and harvested the mulberry and yu". Following the King of Ji, Hu Shang of the Western Regions, shuttled through the two capitals and traveled back and forth, which became the norm. It was only because of the convenience of shipping, it was far superior to the horses and the cost was low. The Longyou pier was also a complete range of wheat. Longshang wheat was widely transported to Chang'an, and there was no need to transport Guandong to rent grain. The Sanmen canal transport was mostly for merchants.

The King of Ji's soldiers advanced westward, but they did not compete with the people.

The heroes of Guandong rose together, and war was imminent. Guanzhong and even Guanxi were not picked up on the road. They all pretended to be the power of the King of Ji. Ten thousand chariots were used to fight against each other, and the small things were easy.

The city of the sky arrived as scheduled.

Jingzhao Yin, the wine hero Liu Tao, guarded Xijing for many years. The land of Sanfu, with many soldiers and abundant food, and the government and people were harmonious. The people lived and worked in peace and contentment, and were in peace and recuperated.

At that time, he had a unique eye and built Tongguan. General Zhang Xiu of Huya sent his subordinate Guan Duwei to garrison. He was confusing Han Dao with Han Gu Pass, one west and one east. Liu Tao and King Ji's mentor Lu Zhi had a close relationship. The fate of King Ji was born, and he believed it without doubt. After Lu Shaobao, he knew the general layout of King Ji:

"The four descendants are the screen, Hebei is the foundation, Guanzhong is the tiger entrenched, and the tripod is the magic weapon."

Therefore, we prepared for the future and repaired the palaces of the previous Han Dynasty in order to prepare for emergencies. Even the Taimiao of the previous Han Dynasty was unaware of the gods and ghosts, and was repaired as it was by Liu Tao.

Everyone in the world knows that during the late emperor, King Ji abandoned the Taimiao. However, after all, the Han clan relatives had undoubtedly planted a high emperor. In addition, the Han clan theory in the past, Queen Jing of Zhongshan should be the direct clan branch. As long as the heaven, the right place, and the harmonious people, the three talents gathered together. First "Chapting the Temple in Chang'an" and then announce the world. King Ji ascended the throne, and was justified and legal.

When Guangwu revived, pearls and jade were in front of him. When Ji Kings were three times, there was no doubt about the world.

It is rare that the court was shaky and the Guanzhong was quiet. It moved eastward to Zhendu, and there were no more nobles in Luoyang. The relatives of the Han Dynasty in Chang'an became more restrained and dared not be arbitrary. Liu Tao's rule over the years, and the people's will. He has made great contributions to guarding Chang'an.

Goodbye to King Ji, time flies, and I feel a lot of emotion for a while.

King Ji still stationed his troops in Huya Camp. The nobles in Chang'an City all submitted their posts to visit him. Compared to the first meeting many years ago, King Ji is far away from the throne. Now I see you again. King Ji is a short distance away from the throne. And the spring and autumn are prosperous. The rumors about Longyou are getting worse and worse: King Ji ascended the throne and should be the same age as Guangwu. Guangwu was thirty-two years old (two years old in the Xu Dynasty), ascended the throne at Qianqiu Pavilion in Nanxian County, and established the Yuan and Jianwu. After more than ten years of the following, he wiped out all the heroes and established the country.

In other words, if nothing unexpected happens, King Ji ascended the throne for only one or two years.

The capital of Chang'an or Luoyang was all within the thought of King Ji. The officials and people in Chang'an thought that they should choose Xijing. Because King Ji was the Queen Jing of Zhongshan, the seven temples of the emperor, and the Taimiao of Chang'an, is the ancestral temple.

The military strategy says: "Soldiers are more important than speed." However, King Ji was on the expedition, but he went against the rules. He went all the way and did not go fast or slow. He stopped in Chang'an for three days before he advanced westward.

King Ji revisited the old land, but did not walk on the road of peace and prosperity. He passed through the narrow road of Chencang and went straight to the Fengshi Pass.

Guan Duwei An Xuan stayed behind the subordinates and went out to welcome him for ten miles.

Enter the pass together and explore the pioneer camp.

The Qianshi Pass was sandwiched between Dazhen Pass and Dasan Pass. It strangled the narrow road of Chencang. At that time, the valley road was rugged and there were no traffic and horses. Later, the King of Ji ordered people to open the road in mountains, build bridges when they encountered water, dig a plank road, build a tower, and build a tower, and the natural trench became a thoroughfare. It was originally only for military purposes, and then changed to civilians. When they traveled to and from military services, they did not need to compete with merchants, so they took this shortcut to enter the pass.

Because they were all in the army, the caravan was not allowed to pass. Therefore, King Ji led Zhonglei into the pass, which had a profound meaning to cover up people's eyes and ears.

Many years ago, King Ji ordered An Xuan to lead a pioneering convoy south to search for the ancient Qiang of Yuejun. At that time, King Ji thought that if he could find a path, cross the Himalayas, and communicate with the body and poison without crossing the Pamir Mountains. In this way, he sent another expeditionary fleet out of Hepu and Bijing. Two large armies advanced together and surrounded East-West and East. The South Asian continent was within easy reach.

As time passed, although Du Wei Xuan had not done his best, he went south many times, building post stations, beacons, forts, and even cities along the way, building roads and channels, and entering the hinterland of the Queen Mother Kingdom of the West. Today, King Ji was marching thousands of chariots and advanced into the plateau. Du Wei Xuan was said to have worked hard and made great contributions.

Before the heavy snow covered the mountain, the last mansion was sent from Daxue Mountain and was spread to Ji Kingdom at the beginning of the year. The saying was that the Qiangshen Potato Road had been drilled through, and the roads and bridges were built along the river valley, and camps were established in the valley.

King Ji led his troops to arrive. The latest mansion report will be sent to Guanxia a few days ago.

This was presented to King Ji in front of him.

Di reported that Du Wei Xuan was blocked by the water of the ditch. He built bridges many times, but they were either washed away by mountain torrents, but they were destroyed by the poisonous barbarians in the mountains. He also said that there are many camphor trees around the mountains and forests, which are very useful. The slopes of the valleys can be placed in mountain forts, and hoof prints are common in the valleys, and so on.

What this means is. Just like the poisonous path of Shu, it was previously occupied by the heroes and commanders along the way, and it has never been shared with the Han people. Only then did the main path of traveling merchants have long been there, and the tribes along the way do not want outsiders to get involved.

It’s no wonder Kang Sengju knows this way. However, the Han people don’t know it.

At that time, Zhang Qian went to the Western Regions and returned to the court to report to Emperor Wu: "When I was in Daxia, I saw Qiong's stick and Shu Bu. I asked: How can I get this? The people of Daxia said: I was a vicious person who went to the market."
Chapter completed!