On the occasion of rebirth Zhou Sui

Chapter 171 Be prepared early

Dulan Khan has his own thoughts, and Cui Che also has his own thoughts.

He excused himself and said:

"There will be a war in the south, and the sage ordered me to arrive in Xiangyang before October to obey his orders."

Neither Yang Jian nor Cui Che wanted to see the East Turks reunited.

For Yang Jian, if the Eastern Turks are divided, they will be unable to invade the northern Xinjiang and there will be fewer border troubles.

In Cui Che's view, if Dulan Khan defeated Tuli Khan Rangan, how could he continue to obey his orders?

Dulan Khan was greatly disappointed, but he didn't complain. It was really because he didn't have enough time.

Since the Eastern Turks split, the Sui Dynasty has been preparing for the war against Chen. The public opinion war has been going on for several months. Dulan Khan has also heard about it. Of course, he knows that Cui Che is not lying.

"I originally wanted to borrow troops from Zicheng to defeat Qin Yushe, but I never thought it would be a coincidence."

Dulan Khan said with regret.

Although Yong Yulu ascended the throne of Khan, he was despised by his tribe. He was eager to attack Qin Yushe who did not obey orders just to establish his authority and change his past image of cowardice in the hearts of his tribe. Otherwise, people would disperse. He, a great man,

How long can Khan last?

But when Cui Che heard that he was attacking Qin Yushe instead of Tuli Khan Rangan, he immediately changed his mind and said with a smile:

"Why is Khan so anxious before I finish speaking.

"Cui had something to do and couldn't go in person, but he also had a plan to help the Khan. During the decisive battle, the Khan ordered the soldiers to set up the Youzhou flag. Seeing this, the rebels thought that the Khan had the Sui army to help him, so they must be panicked, or maybe they could

Self-disruption.

"Even if this plan fails, there will be no loss. It will just cost more fabric."

The reason why he changed his mind was that he knew that Dulan Khan could triumph without any effort on his part, so he just wanted to be a favor.

When Dulan Khan heard this, his eyes lit up, he regained his energy, and said excitedly:

"Zicheng's plan can be used by thousands of horses!"

With the end of the Battle of Weluoshui and the Battle of the Western Turkic Royal Court, Cui Che's prestige among the grassland tribes has grown. Dulan Khan has the deepest experience of this.

Although his name is not as good as Zhang Liao's, it can stop children from Jiangdong crying at night, but it also makes the leaders of various tribes fear him.

Dulan Khan left with satisfaction, and Cui Che did not stay in Jixian for long. Instead, he summoned three thousand tribes under his command to patrol the border with him, and took the opportunity to appease the grassland tribes who were enamored of him, such as the Kumoxi people.

Ahui Lusu was originally very grateful to Cui Che, but now he has received an imperial edict and justly ruled the five tribes of Kumoxi. He is even more impressed with Cui Che, who had previously persuaded him to sacrifice his captives to Daxing.

Now, under the guise of patrolling the border, Cui Che summoned Ahui Lusu to come for a secret meeting. Ahui Lusu was taunting the king, but he obeyed the order, fearing that the news would be leaked, and even only brought dozens of close associates with him.

Cui Che and Ahui Lusu took their horses and walked side by side, saying:

"Perhaps I can return to Youzhou for a few months after the defeat of Chen, but after all, I won't be able to stay for long."

Ah Hui Lusu frowned, thought for a moment, and suggested:

"I am willing to take Yingzhou for Zicheng and rule You, Ying. I also want Kumoxi to be Zicheng's vanguard and sweep away Yanzhao. Great things can be accomplished!"

Cui Che took a deep look and saw Ah Hui Lusu's sincere expression, and could only sigh secretly:

Well said, don't say it again next time.

"The Qin Dynasty lost its deer, and the whole world chased it away. The Sui Dynasty did not lose the hearts of the people, and Cui could not be reconciled. In the end, nothing could be done."

Cui Che shook his head and refused.

Ah Hui Lusu didn't expect that Cui Che would really be honest with him. He had just suggested it and was already prepared to be scolded.

Cui Che saw his shock and said with a smile:

"You and I are like brothers and we have an alliance of incense. There is nothing that Cui can't tell you about."

A feeling of warmth surged in Ahui Lusu's heart, and he bowed his head and said:

"The Duke is convinced that Lu Su is stupid, so he is willing to work with me to plan great things. How can Lu Su dare to fail the Duke? But if you are driven, Lu Su is willing to do the hard work of a dog and a horse."

"It's better to call me Zicheng. The dogs and horses work hard, and the dogs and horses run around, so why bother the king."

Cui Che helped Ahui Lusu up and said jokingly.

The two talked for a long time at the border and after communicating with each other, Cui Che called Ku Zhen, pointed at him and told Ah Hui Lusu:

"This person's name is Ku Zhen. If your Majesty needs to inform Cui of anything urgent in the future, please feel free to contact him."

Ku Zhen has a lot of ridiculing people inside. No matter whether he leaves the fortress to Laoha River in the name of trade or returns to the Sui Dynasty, he will not attract the attention of others.

Next year will be the last year of his term as General Manager of Youzhou, and Cui Che is preparing for his resignation.

Of course Ahui Lusu remembered Ku Zhen, who instigated a group of angry youths to attack and kill the Western Turkic envoys, and then fled without a trace.

Now that Cui Che has summoned Ku Zhen, it is equivalent to admitting that what happened that day was all planned by him.

In fact, Ah Hui Lusu could have guessed the whole story a long time ago, but he was not resentful. Without Cui Che's persecution, how could he have the prestige he now has within the clan to speak the truth.

This prestige was not brought about by the so-called title of King Xi, but because Ahui Lusu fought with Cui Che and captured a large amount of trophies, which earned him the respect and support of his tribe.

Of course, he also knew that Cui Che's prestige within Kumoxi was even greater than his own.

After all, Ah Hui Lusu still has a dark history of being captured.

Since he lacked ability, he had to hold on to a thick enough thigh and witnessed how Cui Che easily defeated the Western Turks. Ah Hui Lusu could be said to have blind trust in him now. He only felt that there was nothing in the world that Cui Che could not do.

Even if Cui Che really wants to rebel, he is willing to take the lead for the king so that he can reap huge rewards in the future.

Ku Zhen told Ah Hui Lusu his address, and Cui Che also asked Ah Hui Lusu to memorize the slogan:

'Twist the neck to the right.'

He was told that he must be a close confidant before making the appointment, and he must not leak the information.

After explaining a lot of things to Ahui Lusu, Cui Che parted from him and walked around among the small tribes around the border of the six states. He even took time to review the army for Dulan Khan in Hengzhou.

Dulan Khan was already preparing for war and was preparing to pacify Qin Yu and set up his troops.

The arrival of Cui Che boosted the morale of the Eastern Turkic army. Most of them followed Cui Che in the expedition to the Royal Court and respected him very much.

After replacing Dulan Khan to boost his morale, Cui Che returned home. When he returned to Jixian, it was already the third day of August in the eighth year of the founding of the Emperor (588).

All kinds of materials for the expedition were basically transported to the front line one after another, and all the troops and horses were already ready for battle, just waiting for Yang Jian's order.

On the sixth day of August, the imperial envoys came to Jixian County and formally announced their acceptance of Cui Che's fate and worshiped him as the Marshal Chang Shi of the Shanyang Road March.

The Shanyang Dao army assembled thirty marching generals, with a total of more than 100,000 land and water troops. Cui Che was the chief commander, and Cui Hongdu was the commander-in-chief. They jointly assisted King Yang Jun of Qin.

Not surprisingly, Liu Fang temporarily took photos of events in Youzhou.

(End of chapter)