Add Bookmark | Recommend this book | Back to the book page | My bookshelf | Mobile Reading

Free Web Novel,Novel online - All in hlnovel.com -> Historic -> The world is well and healthy

Chapter 1152 The imperial commander¡¯s personal expedition

Previous page        Return to Catalog        Next page

    You can search "ÌìÏ°²¿µ" on Baidu to find the latest chapters!

    Huang Mingyuan returned to Zouzhan to observe his filial piety, but the world still had to continue to operate and would not be delayed because of one person, so the Eastern Expedition to Goguryeo was still in full swing.

    In December last year, Niu Hong, the Minister of the Ministry of Personnel, passed away in Jiangdu at the age of sixty-six. Yang Guang mourned deeply and gave Niu Hong the title of Kaifu Yitong Sansi, Guanglu Doctor, and Wen'an Marquis posthumously.  constitution".

    In the first month of this year, General Zuowei Wei Zhendinghou Guo Yan passed away at the age of fifty-seven. He posthumously gave General Zuowei the posthumous title of Xiang.

    In February of this year, Yuan Nayan, Minister of the Ministry of Civil Affairs, Yang Wensi, passed away at the age of seventy. He was posthumously awarded the title of Doctor Guanglu, Minister Youpuse, and Marquis Pingshu, with the posthumous title of "Ding".

    In March of this year, the internal historian Ling Yuanshou passed away at the age of sixty-three.  The emperor mourned and cried deeply.  He was given posthumously to Minister Youpushe and Doctor Guanglu, with the posthumous title of Jing.

    ¡¤¡¤¡¤¡¤¡¤¡¤¡¤

    The imperial court lost several important ministers in succession, and with Huang Mingyuan observing filial piety, the entire prime minister's team was almost empty.

    Yang Guang had no choice but to re-appoint Su Wei as Nayan and take charge of the government.

    Since Daye was demoted three years later, Su Wei later served as the prefect of Lu County.  Later, Yang Guang also knew that he was angry with Su Wei, and without Su Wei in the court, there was really no one to properly handle the complicated government affairs for him, so Yang Guang soon summoned him back to Beijing to participate in the government affairs, and was later appointed Taichang Qing.  After that, Su Wei became more cautious in administration and dared not have differences with Yang Guang.

    After being restored to the position of prime minister this time, Su Wei, General Zuo Yiwei Yu Wenshu, Huangmen Minister Pei Ju, Imperial Censor Pei Yun, and Internal History Minister Yu Shiji jointly participated in the government affairs. They were called the "Five Nobles" at the time.  ".

    Yang Guang also appointed Yu Wenshu as the internal history order, removing him from the position of General Zuo Yiwei.  Perhaps Huang Mingyuan's recommendation of Yuwenshu as commander made Yang Guang feel a little bit in danger, so he deprived Yuwenshu of his military power without hesitation.

    Yang Guang also appointed Yang Yichen as the minister of the Ministry of Rites, Yang Xuangan as the minister of the Ministry of War, Wei Xuan as the minister of the Ministry of Punishment, and Fan Zigai as the minister of the Ministry of Civil Affairs.  As for the Minister of the Ministry of Personnel, it was vacant, and until the end of the Sui Dynasty, Yang Guang never appointed the Minister of the Ministry of Personnel.

    As for the generals of the Sixteenth Guards, most of them were reassigned.

    Former General Youyiwei Yang Dajin and General Zuoyiwei;

    General Youtunwei, General Yu Zhongwen and Jin Youyiwei, General;

    Nayan Suwei was appointed as the general of Zuowuwei who inspected the school and also led Zuowuwei;

    Duan Wenzhen, Minister of the Ministry of War, led General Zuo Houwei;

    General Jing Yuanheng of Zuo Wuwei and General Youhou Wei of Jin Dynasty;

    Tu Wanxu, the governor of Dongping County and the general of Zuotunwei of Jin Dynasty;

    General Mai Tiezhang of Youtunwei was promoted to Great General of Youtunwei;

    Li Jing, Dugu Lan, Lai Huer, Liang Mo, and Cui Hongsheng still led their troops.

    ¡¤¡¤¡¤¡¤¡¤¡¤¡¤

    So all the preparations were completed, and in early March, Yang Guang Yujia began to go to western Liaoning.

    People and horses from all walks of life are rushing to western Liaoning, and they are expected to gather in Pyongyang City. The nominal army totals 1,133,800 people, known as 2 million, and the number of people transporting military supplies is doubled.

    Yang Guang attacked this army of more than one million people in three directions, with Yang Guang himself as the supreme commander.  Each army has one general and one sub-general; forty cavalry teams, each with one hundred men, ten teams into one regiment; eighty infantry teams, divided into four regiments, each with one general; each regiment's armor  , tassels, flags and flags of different colors; there is a surrender envoy, who is responsible for delivering the edict and comforting the governor, and is not subject to the control of the general (Yang Guang dug a hole and dug himself into it); other baggage and scattered soldiers  The troops are also divided into four regiments, escorted by infantry. There is a certain order and etiquette for the army to advance, stop or set up camp.

    The first army set off, and then one army was sent out every day, with a distance of forty miles in front and back, one battalion after another, and it took forty days to complete the departure.  The armies are connected head to tail, drums and horns are heard, and flags are connected for nine hundred and sixty miles.

    In addition to millions of troops, this Eastern Expedition also brought a large number of officials, monks, concubines, and chamberlains. The emperor's imperial camp had twelve guards, three platforms, nine provinces, and nine temples, which were under the jurisdiction of the inner, outer, front, rear, and  The six armies on the left and right set off last one after another, stretching for another eighty miles.

    The three land armies, in addition to the middle army commanded by Yang Guang personally, there are also left and right armies.  The left and right armies were further divided into twelve routes, commanded by twenty-four army generals. Each army had its own military purpose, plus a large number of auxiliary troops and food transport troops were divided into twenty-four routes.  route.

    Among them, the twelfth army from the left sent out Lufang, Changcen, Minghai, Gaima, Jian'an, Nansu, Liaodong, Xuantu, Fuyu, Korea, Woju, Lelang and other roads; the twelfth army from the right sent out Nianchan and Hanzi  , Hunmi, Lintun, Houcheng, Tixi, Tadun, Sushen, Jieshi, Dong, Daifang, Xiangping Road.In addition, Lai Huer led the naval army from Dongnae County to attack from the sea and raid Pyongyang.

    Yang Guang himself brought a large number of useless people, and also allowed the generals to bring their families.  Yang Guang even said to Yu Wenshu: "Etiquette, when a man is seventy years old, he should be accompanied by his wife when he goes to war. It is advisable for the prince to take care of his family. In ancient times, it was said that women should not join the army, which means that when it is time to fight. As for the camp, there will be no harm.  . Xiang Ji Yu Ji, that is her story."  Yuwenshu then took his family to the expedition.

    When the news reached Zou Shan, Huang Mingyuan couldn't help but lamented: "Is the emperor going to fight in Goguryeo or traveling?" Regarding this battle, Huang Mingyuan was full of despair.  In the past, he led the army by himself, aiming to streamline his troops and reduce logistics supplies. But this time, let alone fighting, just supplying supplies along the way could kill the Sui army alive.  Moreover, dozens of armies dispersed their attacks, greatly diluting the strength of each army and making it easy for the other party to find an opportunity to take advantage of them.

    Huang Mingyuan was helpless and decided to write a letter to Yang Guang in person, asking Yang Guang to carefully arrange the Eastern Expedition, but Lu Zhen did not want Huang Mingyuan to do this.

    In Lu Zhen¡¯s view, since Huang Mingyuan has returned to his hometown to observe filial piety, he should no longer interfere with the affairs of the court, let alone the Eastern Expedition.  Once the emperor is dissatisfied with this, everyone will talk about it and have to guard against it.

    Huang Mingyuan also knew this, but he could not let him watch the Eastern Expedition army be destroyed in vain.

    Finally, Huang Mingyuan said: "The emperor may not listen to me, but I will always fulfill my duties as prime minister." Therefore, Huang Mingyuan wrote a letter overnight and had someone send it to Yang Guang's army immediately.

    As for whether Yang Guang will listen or not, only God knows.

    Yang Guang didn't know Huang Mingyuan's worries, but was complacent about it.  This time he went to Goguryeo, and Yang Guang personally led the army. This feeling was different and full of magnificence.

    The emperor Luanjia drove all the way north, not like leading troops to fight, but like an outing. He offered sacrifices to the land to the south of Sanggan River (which flows through Beijing, Hebei, Shanxi and other places, doubtful), and visited Linshuo Palace (Sui Jicheng Palace, in  The southwestern part of today's Beijing city) worships heaven, and the north part of Jicheng (now southwest of Beijing city) worships Mazu (the horse god who protects military horses worshiped in the ancient Chinese army).  Anyway, Yang Guang still seemed to be on a patrol during all the procedures.

    In mid-May, after trekking all the way, the Sui army finally reached the border between the two sides.  (Remember the website address: www.hlnovel.com
Didn't finish reading? Add this book to your favoritesI'm a member and bookmarked this chapterCopy the address of this book and recommend it to your friends for pointsChapter error? Click here to report