On the occasion of rebirth Zhou Sui

Chapter 212 The History of the March

When conquering Chen, Yang Guang, as the nominal commander-in-chief, did not demonstrate his micro-management skills in later generations, so everyone, including Yang Jian, Gao Jiao and others, believed that he would not command blindly.

Now he is just repeating the old trick, continuing to let him serve as the nominal marching marshal, and assigning another general to actually take charge of military affairs.

Yang Jian immediately sent an envoy to Jinyang and ordered Yang Guang to quickly go to Yangzhou to hand over to Yang Jun.

The head coach has been decided, but who will assist Yang Guang is a question.

The generals in the palace were vying to be the first. He Ruobi originally thought that he would be the leading general to suppress the rebellion. After all, he and Han Qinhu fought last time, and everyone recommended Han Qinhu to guard Lanzhou on the grounds that Han Qinhu did not show his rank.

No matter what, it's my turn now.

But when Yang Jian asked Gao Jiong, even this old friend did not choose to support him.

Gao Jiong bowed and replied:

"We should choose one of the Dukes of Yue and Duke Yan to lead the army."

Gao Jiong did not intend to provoke Cui Che and Yang Su into a fight.

At this time, regardless of ability or status, the only people in the court who were qualified to assist Yang Guang in putting down the rebellion were Gao Qiao himself, Cui Che, Yang Su, and He Ruobi.

As the actual commander-in-chief of the expedition against Chen, Gao Jiong was responsible for the destruction of the country and was no longer suitable to lead the army southward anyway.

Since He Ruobi conquered Chen, he has been domineering and arrogant. If he were allowed to go south, he would probably conflict with Yang Guang.

In this way, only Yang Su, the Duke of Yue, and Cui Che, the Duke of Yan, were left.

Yang Jian secretly nodded. He was most satisfied with Gao Qiao. Although he would usually help Su Wei deal with Li Delin, he would always put aside his personal gains and losses if something big happened.

He Ruobi was very unconvinced and insisted on asking for a fight, but Yang Jian just talked to him in a few words.

Yang Jian turned his attention to Cui Che and Yang Su, who were also asking for a fight.

Of course Yang Jian could trust their military talents, as they were all famous generals in the world.

Yang Jian's eyes first landed on Cui Che's face.

He is his son-in-law and a member of his own family. He has been friendly with the King of Jin since childhood. The two of them are partners and there will be no disagreement between the generals.

The only thing to worry about is whether Cui Che's relationship with Yang Guang is too close and letting him go to the south will help Yang Guang to respect himself as a bandit.

But when he thought that Cui Che was serving him with caution, and that King Yang Guang of Jin was also a filial and wise king, Yang Jian also put this concern behind him.

Immediately, Yang Jian turned his attention to Yang Su. Logically speaking, Yang Su was a more suitable candidate than Cui Che. At least in Yang Jian's view, Yang Su was neutral between the prince and the king of Jin. There was no need to worry.

The so-called "nurturing bandits to respect themselves".

But he couldn't help but worry that if Yang Su went south and partnered with Yang Guang, he would be won over by Yang Guang. Yang Jian also recognized Yang Guang's ability to win over people, especially after hearing that Yang Guang asked Princess Jin to cook fish soup for Cui Che.

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Now that Yang Guang already had Cui Che, Yang Jian was unwilling to match him with another Yang Su, otherwise the Jin royal party and the princeling party would have to break their heads in the court.

Moreover, Yang Su was skilled in water warfare. During the campaign against Chen, he was revered as the God of the River by the people in the south of the Yangtze River.

But it was because Yang Su was so prestigious in Jiangnan that Yang Jian did not dare to send Yang Su south easily. Now that Cui Che was chosen, the balance in Yang Jian's heart was already tilted.

After Gao Jian, Yang Jian asked Su Wei and Niu Hong one after another. Both of them were friendly with Cui Che and Yang Su, so they also seconded Gao Jian and asked Yang Jian to have the Holy Heart dictatorship.

After Yang Jian thought for a moment, he called:

"Cui Che!"

Cui Che felt happy and replied:

"I'm here!"

Yang Jian said in a deep voice:

"I order you to be the Chief of the Marshal's Office of the King of Jin, Shi, and give you the power to make decisions on the fly, command the three armies, and put down the rebellion!"

Cui Che said seriously:

"I obey the decree, and I will surely bring you good results for Your Majesty!"

Yang Jian not only mobilized his old troops, namely the Boling cavalry, to go south for Cui Che, but also sent Cui Hongdu, Shi Wansui, Lai Hu'er and others as generals under Cui Che.

Shi Wansui was famous in the world, alongside Cui Che, Yang Su, He Ruobi, and Han Qinhu, but after all, his official rank was humble and he could only be subordinated to others.

In the Daxing Hall, while the specific strategies to put down the rebellion were being planned, news of the unrest in Jiangnan spread like wildfire.

Hearing his colleagues in the Ministry of War discussing this matter, Li Jing, a member of the Ministry of War, was worried. He was not worried about state affairs.

The army of the Sui Dynasty was so powerful that when Nanchen crossed the river to rule, he could not stop it. Now, how can a group of common people who put down their hoes be able to compete with the Sui army.

Li Jing was worried about his brother Li Duan. At the beginning of this year, Li Duan was appointed as the governor of Wuzhou. He was in one of the three centers of the rebellion. Now he did not know whether he was alive or dead, and there was no news about him.

Everyone is talking about who will be the general to suppress the rebellion. Some say it is Gao Jiong, some say it is He Ruobi. Of course, Cui Che and Yang Su also have their own supporters.

But Li Jing knew that the most likely candidates were Cui Che and Yang Su.

If Cui Che is ordered to go on an expedition, he must ask to accompany him.

In Daxing Hall, everyone decided on the strategy and said goodbye to Yang Jian.

Walking out of Daxing Palace, He Ruobi snorted coldly, not hiding his dissatisfaction at all, nor saying goodbye to everyone, and strode away minding his own business.

Obviously, he was dissatisfied with Gao Jun, Niu Hong, Su Wei and others for recommending Cui Che and Yang Su.

After Gao Jiong said goodbye to everyone, he went straight to chase He Ruobi.

Su Wei and Niu Hong also said goodbye to Cui Che and Yang Su, and returned to the Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Personnel.

Outside Guangyang Gate, Cui Che was the only one left to say goodbye to Yang Su.

Cui Che lowered his voice and said:

"Cui is outside and cannot take care of the court. The battle for the reserve depends entirely on Yue Gong."

Although Yang Su lost the opportunity to suppress the rebellion, he did not worry about it and held a grudge against Cui Che. After all, it was Yang Jianjian who chose him.

He also deliberately said softly:

"Both internally and externally, they are all here to assist the King of Jin, and Duke Yan's responsibilities are equally important."

As he spoke, the volume returned to normal and he smiled:

"Yang hereby wishes Duke Yan a victory and a triumphant return!"

Having said that, Yang Su also strode towards Neishi Province.

Cui Che was about to go to the Ministry of War to print a transfer order when a carriage stopped outside Guangyang Gate.

Princess Lanling Yang Awu walked down and looked at Cui Che intently.

"Wei Chen pays homage to the princess!"

Cui Che stepped forward and saluted.

Only then did Yang Awu wake up and wanted to return the favor, but he didn't know how to call Cui Che. Is he Duke Yan, brother-in-law, or Cui Lang?

With a faint sigh in his heart, Yang Awu raised his hand and said:

"Brother-in-law doesn't need to be polite."

The two of them did not stay outside Guangyang Gate for long. Cui Che was busy going to the Ministry of War to sign the transfer order, and Yang Awu also wanted to enter the palace to pay homage to his parents.

But when she accompanied her mother Dugu Jialu today, she always seemed absent-minded. Dugu Jialu noticed something strange about his daughter and made some guesses in his mind.

She excused herself to go out and summoned Yang Awu's personal maid. When she asked, she indeed bumped into Cui Che.

'What a bad fate!'

Dugu Jialuo muttered to himself silently, and she immediately warned the maid not to tell anyone about it. If it harmed the reputation of Princess Lanling, she would not be lenient.

If Dugu Jialuo hadn't asked in person, how could the maid dare to say anything.

The second update brings, and.

(End of chapter)