Chapter 830
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When Lu Bu came to Fushui Pass again, Shu general Zhang Yi understood everything, and automatically opened the door and went out to accept surrender.
Lu Bu respected Zhang Yi's general and personally helped Zhang Yi up, who was kneeling on the ground, and encouraged him.
The civil and military generals following Lu Bu were all sweating coldly. They were worried just now whether Zhang Yi would be an assassin and used the name of surrender to commit assassination. Later, they saw that Zhang Yi was really willing to surrender and had no intention of assassination. However, the Dragon Party members still wrote a letter to Lu Bu together, telling him not to be so close to the surrendered generals in the future.
If Lu Bu was in other places, he would laugh it off, but now he is in Yizhou, and his life and death enemy Liu Bei and Sima Yi are a hundred miles away. Did Zhang Yi, the surrendered general in front of him, advised him to be careful of surrendering generals, but the other party did not listen and was harmed by the surrendered generals. Lu Bu couldn't help but listen to it with stern resignation.
Zhang Yi is a supporting role in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. Zhang Yi and Zhang Yi are both generals in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. In the Romance of the Romance, Zhuge Liang mentioned it in his will, and the general meaning is: Wang Ping, Ma Dai, Liao Hua, Zhang Yi, Zhang Yi, Zhang Yi are loyal and brave, and have been leading troops to fight for many years. He is rich in experience. He is obviously the last five tigers. He has many deeds to the first four, and Wang Ping made great contributions. Later, as the main general in Hanzhong, he resisted Cao Shuang's attack;
Ma Dai was very outstanding in the Romance, although it was not very good in reality; Liao Hua and Zhang Yi sat on the left and right chariots and cavalry generals in the late Shu Han period, and were very high-level generals; but Zhang Yi, who described it in the Romance, had few lines, and the only one that could be recalled was twice. The first time was to lead a thousand people to guard Yangping Pass with Wang Ping, kneeling down and begging for mercy, which made Zhuge Liang ridicule, and at the last day of death, he shouted a revolutionary slogan, and then was killed by a random knife.
But in terms of his comprehensive ability in official history, Zhang Yi is not inferior to Zhang Yi and Wang Ping.
What amazes Lu Bu the most is his ability to know the truth before his servants know how to make a clear decision.
When Zhang Yi met General Fei Yi, he found that Fei Yi was more versatile and too close to the newly surrendered people. So Zhang Yi wrote a book to Fei Yi and said, "In the past, Cen Peng was a general, but was killed by an assassin. Now you are a general, and you have respected your power. You should learn from others before and take precautions from many companies." But Fei Yi did not listen, as always, and later Fei Yi was indeed assassinated by Guo Xun, a surrendered man in Wei.
The moment Lu Bu helped Zhang Yi up, he remembered the story of Zhang Yi's advice to Fei Yi, and then he became more vigilant against the surrendered generals. He did not contact them immediately. In this way, Liu Bei and Sima Yi failed to succeed in the assassination strategy implemented by some surrendered generals.
The minister Zhuge Zhan was the son of Zhuge Liang and the cousin of Zhuge Ke, the Grand Tutor of Wu. Zhuge Ke first defeated the Wei army, and then mobilized troops to launch a large-scale attack on the Wei State. Zhang Yi wrote to Zhuge Zhan, hoping that he could advise his cousin, saying that although Zhuge Ke was a minister of his life, the new emperor should not be too far away from the emperor, otherwise there would be a big disaster. Later, Zhuge Ke was actually a tribe of the barbarians.
These two things have fully demonstrated Zhang Yi's ability. What made Lu Bu deliberately reuse Zhang Yi was his experience of subduing the Southern Barbarians in his lifetime.
Zhang Yi, whose courtesy name was Boqi, was from Nanchong, Ba County. He was born in poverty, but he was open-minded and prosperous since childhood. When he was young, he was a county Gongcao. When he was young, he robbed the county robbers invaded the county, and the county magistrate's family fled. Zhang Yi brought the county magistrate's wife and braved the swords, guns, swords and halberds of the bandits, and fought a bloody way. The county magistrate's wife was rescued. Zhang Yi was recruited as a prefect and later promoted to the county magistrate.
In the 11th year of Jianxing, because Zhang Yi was strict in the law enforcement and could not be favored by the Southern Yi, Liu Zhou rebelled and Zhang Yi could not defeat him and was conquered. The imperial court sent Ma Zhong to quell the rebellion instead of Zhang Yi. At this time, Zhang Yi followed Ma Zhong to go with him. Zhang Yi was brave in fighting and took the lead, killing Liu Zhou, and the southern land was safe. Soon after, the Liao Zong of the Xinggu County rebelled and rebelled again. Ma Zhong ordered Zhang Yi to lead the camps to attack. Zhang Yi not only pacified him, but also recruited more than 2,000 people and sent them to Hanzhong to join the Northern Expedition Army of Shu Han. The four counties in Nanzhong were settled.
At the beginning, after Zhuge Liang confronted Gaoding, the barbarians here rebelled many times, killing the prefects Gong Lu and Jiao Huang one after another. Then the prefects of Yuezhi did not dare to take office in the county, but only dared to live in Anshang County, 800 miles away from Yuezhi County. Yuezhi County was only famous. Because Zhang Yi had great military achievements in pacifying the Southern Barbarians, he was discussed at that time that Zhang Yi could go to revive the county. So the court appointed Zhang Yi as the prefect of Yuezhi. After Zhang Yi arrived at the county, he lured him with kindness, so the barbarians all surrendered and all came to surrender.
Beizi captured the most powerful horse and did not inherit the military rule. So Zhang Yi personally led his army to attack and captured his leader Wei Lang alive, but Zhang Yi released him back, hoping that Wei Lang could go back and recruit others who refused to surrender, so he submitted a letter to be named Wei Lang as the Marquis of Yi. People from other tribes came to surrender one after another when they heard the news. So the court appointed Zhang Yi as the Marquis of Guannei for military merits.
Su Qiyi Jun Dongfeng, Feng's brother Wei Qu and others surrendered and rebelled. Zhang Yi led the crowd to attack and kill Dongfeng. Dongfeng's wife was the daughter of King Wu Niu. Zhang Yi used a trick to not punish him. However, Dongqu fled to the West. Dongqu was fierce and fierce. People from other tribes were afraid of him, so they sent two of his relatives to Zhang Yi to pretend to surrender, but Zhang Yi discovered it. Zhang Yi highly rewarded the two of them, and used a counter-essay trick, so they went back to kill Dongqu. Li Qiucheng, the leader of the Dongqu tribe, killed Gong Lu, the prefect of Yueqi, when he rebelled, and Gong Lu was Zhang Yi's close relatives and friend. Zhang Yi captured and killed Li Qiucheng.
Due to the long-term turmoil, the city suffered a lot of damage in all aspects. Therefore, Zhang Yi recruited barbarians to restore the city walls. The southern Yi also believed in Zhang Yi and worked hard to build the Yue County.
The three counties of Dinghua, Taideng and Beishui are more than 300 miles away from Yueshi County, producing salt, iron and lacquer. The local barbarians took them all for themselves, so Zhang Yi led his army to capture them. Dinghua commanded the hero Lang Cen, who was very trusted by the barbarians and expressed resentment at Zhang Yi's invasion. Zhang Yi sent dozens of heroes to arrest him, then killed him, and sent his body back to the tribe, saying that the brave Lang Cen was too fierce, and said, "Don't move rashly, kill him if you move." So the others thanked Zhang Yi, and Zhang Yi held a banquet again, reaffirmed his kindness, and thus obtained salt, iron.
There are more than 4,000 households in Hanjia County. He was the leader of Langlu. He wanted to avenge his son-in-law Dongfeng, so he sent his uncle Langli to lead Dongfeng's tribes to Zhang Li to check the situation. Zhang Li sent someone to give Langli Niu wine to comfort him, and asked Langli to welcome Dongfeng's wife back. Langli was very happy to see his sister, so he led his troops to surrender Zhang Li, and Zhang Li rewarded him with great rewards.
After Langli and his sister returned, Yu Niuyi was in trouble. Yuezhi County originally had an old road that could lead directly to Chengdu, which was both flat and close. Since Yu Niuyi started the rebellion, it has been isolated for more than a hundred years. Zhang Yi sent his left and right to reward Langlu, and then asked about the meaning of Langlu. Langlu led all his brothers and wives to go there and swear with Zhang Yi to open the old road together.
In the fifteenth year of Zhang Yi's reign in Nanzhong, the county was stable and the people were safe. The court summoned Zhang Yi back to Chengdu. The local civil and civil servants cried at Zhang Yi's departure. When they passed by Niuyi, the king of the Yi came to greet him and chased Zhang Yi all the way to Shu County. The leaders of his big and small followed Zhang Yi and joined Zhang Yi's army. After Zhang Yi arrived in Chengdu, he was appointed as the general of the bandits. At that time, the general Xiahou Ba of the chariot and cavalry surrendered from Wei and also met Zhang Yi, and the two were in a similar mood.
In the 17th year of Yanxi, Wei Di Dao Di Li Jian asked for surrender. General Jiang Wei of the Guard received a lot of military supplies from Li Jian, so Jiang Wei led Zhang Yi and others to fight in the northern expedition. At this time, Zhang Yi, who was suffering from rheumatism, was so serious that he could not move around and had to stand on a crutch. So someone suggested leaving Zhang Yi behind, but Zhang Yi insisted on following the army to the northern expedition. Before setting off, Zhang Yi sent a memorial to the back master: "I have been valued by the Lord, and I have been repeatedly favored, and I am sick.
, often worried that he would die suddenly and could not repay his master. Now he can finally go out with the army to serve the country. If he obtains Liangzhou, I am willing to serve as a vassal garrison; if he cannot repay the victory, he has to sacrifice himself to repay him." The emperor was moved and shed tears when he saw it. Later, he fought with the Wei general Xu Zhi, and Zhang Yi fought in person, but because he was outnumbered, he died in the battle. When the people of Vietnam and South China heard that Zhang Yi died in battle, they shed tears for Zhang Yi, and then built a temple for Zhang Yi and sacrificed for him in all seasons.
Zhang Yi's record is much inferior to the Five Tigers in the early stages of Shu Han, but Lu Bu will not deny his talent because of this.
Most people in the world pay attention to heroes and leaders in troubled times, but please don’t forget that any organization or organization needs people with different talents, and there is no real omnipotent. This means that there must be those who work on the front line and those who are shielding the rear. Because people generally attach great importance to fame and fortune, those who appear more popular can be favored by people, while those who maintain family business in the rear or internal areas are easily ignored or even despised. Lu Bu understands that starting a business is difficult, and maintaining a business is even more difficult. The stories of entrepreneurs are indeed wonderful, and the literary and military strategies of famous people are certainly enviable, but aren’t it admirable for those who maintain great businessmen such as Zhang Yi and Ma Zhong and others to maintain the ability, patience, and loyalty of those who maintain great businessmen?
There are geniuses like the Five Tigers, the Dragon and the Phoenix Chu, but there are too few geniuses. Geniuses are not universal and representative. The career of kings and dominance is not accessible to one or two geniuses. Liu Bei has both lying dragons and phoenix Chu, but he can only live in a corner. Therefore, we cannot only look at "geniuses" to govern the country and pacify the world, but also look at talents. From this perspective, although Shu had five tigers (notice the reality of the five tigers for now), and Fulong and Feng Chu, he still lost to Wei, except Guan Yu.
In addition to Liu Chan's stupidity, another main reason was that Shu's "talents" were not as good as Wei. On the surface, Wei seemed to have few generals who could compete with Shu's generals (geniuses). However, it was precisely because Wei had more "talents" like Zhang Yi and Ma Zhong that they were decisive and bright, loyal and loyal, or calm, which made Wei's national strength far better than Shu and Wu, so Shu finally exhausted his national strength but failed to invade the Central Plains.
Chapter completed!