On the occasion of rebirth Zhou Sui

Chapter 281 Return to Youzhou (sixth update)

The next day, Cui Che took three thousand Boling cavalry and set off from Anping.

At the same time, he would serve as the commander-in-chief of the march, and the news of the northern expedition to the Turks also spread throughout the six states and fifty towns of You, Yan, Heng, Ping, Yi, and Xuan.

For a time, Youzhou Magui.

As we all know, Cui Che is good at using cavalry. When he took office as the general manager of Youzhou, Cui Che repeatedly abandoned his infantry and used cavalry to go out.

The cavalry who followed him in the battle not only did not suffer too many casualties, but also harvested a large number of women, children and livestock, which also made the Youzhou infantry jealous.

Now that I know that Cui Che is going to lead troops in Youzhou again, I don't want to rush to buy war horses, but I can follow him out to the fortress to rob women and children to build up his achievements.

Even more excited than these ordinary soldiers were Cui Che's old troops in Youzhou.

After many years of separation, they were finally able to reunite with him. Mai Tiezhang, Liu Fang, Zhang Wu, Zhao Mu, Wang Dangwan, Dong Jing and others were all looking forward to it.

Amid everyone's expectations, on March 27, the 16th year of Kaihuang's reign (AD 596), at the turn of spring and summer, Cui Che, Duke of Yan, finally arrived in his loyal Youzhou.

When they learned that Cui Che was coming to Ji County today, the people in the city rushed to tell each other and gathered at the south gate.

Li Jing, the general manager of Youzhou, witnessed all this and smiled bitterly with Chang Shi:

"I don't know if I will see such a grand scene when I return to Youzhou after I leave office."

Chang Shi said with relief:

"Ping Kou Gong was a little inferior in martial arts, but he cared about the people, encouraged farmers to teach farming, and his civil administration was even better than when Yan Gong was in office."

Li Jing was greatly comforted.

He was granted the title of Duke of Pingkou County. He came from the Li family in Longxi and was a subordinate of Yang Jian's father, Yang Zhong. Yang Jian's close confidant, Li Yuantong, was the son of Li Jing who had an affair with a black girl in Yang Zhong's mansion when he was young.

Of course, even if Li Yuantong became successful now, Li Jing would not recognize this illegitimate son no matter what.

Unlike the former Youzhou general manager, Li Jing was brave and good at fighting, good at riding and shooting, and he was able to win the support of Youzhou soldiers.

But now when compared with Cui Che, even Chang Shi had to tactfully say that he was inferior in martial arts and superior in martial arts.

After all, Cui Che didn't have much involvement in political affairs when he was the general manager of Youzhou, leaving everything to Li Gang to handle it on his behalf.

At the turn of spring and summer in Youzhou, the sun was high in the sky, but it was not too hot. However, everyone had been waiting for a long time and Cui Che's car was still nowhere to be seen. It was inevitable that there would be a lot of buzzing comments.

Near noon, when everyone was extremely anxious, the sound of roaring horse hooves finally came from the south.

Li Jing and Chang Shi laughed and said:

"It should be Duke Yan's Boling Cavalry who are coming."

The Boling cavalry under Cui Che followed him in the north and south, but they also made some names, and were truly called the elite cavalry.

Since the cavalry has been established for sixteen years, some people retired from the army due to old age, so a lot of fresh blood has been added, and the children of the old soldiers have been recruited as supplements, and the loyalty has not been reduced by half.

However, their combat effectiveness has inevitably declined. Cui Che brought them along this time for the purpose of training.

Sure enough, just as Li Jing said, with the loud cry of an eagle in the sky, a group of three thousand black-armored cavalry came into view.

Seeing this group of black-armored cavalry, many merchants in Jixian County began to rejoice.

In the past, the Boling Cavalry had followed Cui Che and was stationed in Jixian for three years, and had no trouble with Minqiu. Moreover, because they followed Cui Che in several battles and harvested a large amount of trophies and rewards, they were even more lavish in spending.

When the Boling cavalry followed Cui Che and left, the business of Jixian merchants suffered a lot, and they missed these wealthy men.

When the cavalry approached the south gate of Jicheng, they separated on both sides. Cui Che's carriage drove slowly, and finally Dou Jiande reined in the reins in front of the crowd.

When Cui Che opened the door curtain and appeared, the people of Jixian County all shouted to Duke Yan, bowed to him, or knelt down to him.

When Dou Jiande saw this scene, he was really envious.

Cui Che got off the carriage, first waved to the people of Jicheng who came to greet him, and then bowed to Li Jing.

Li Jing quickly got out of the way and said:

"The official rank of Duke Yan is higher than that of Li. I don't dare to accept the courtesy of Duke Yan."

Cui Che smiled and said:

"Five surnames and seven clans have been married for generations. If you look at the genealogy, you may not be able to say that Cui and Mr. Li are related. Today, Mr. Li went out of the city to greet you. You and I don't care about our official rank. We only care about age. Mr. Li

As an elder, you should receive the gift from Cui."

After all, at Li Jing's age, he is more than enough to be his grandfather.

Li Jing laughed when he heard this, and the wrinkles on his face squeezed together.

He is a person who loves his name, otherwise he would have known Li Yuantong and his son long ago.

Since he ignored Li Yuantong when he was in his decline, and now that Li Yuantong has become prosperous, he will not let go, otherwise he will be ridiculed by the world.

There is no doubt that Li Jing has a very good impression of Cui Che.

Of course, as Li Jing said, Cui Che is above him in rank and title.

But Cui Che has a high position but is not arrogant, and he is more respectful to him. It is difficult for Li Jing not to have a good impression of him.

After being introduced by Li Jing, Cui Che nodded with all the officials in Youzhou.

Many of them were familiar faces. Looking at the excited faces, Cui Che felt filled with great pride. He felt that he could not be free in Daxing and wished he could stay in Youzhou and never return to Guanzhong.

However, he still had great ambitions in his heart, so he suppressed this emotion. Boling's cavalry was stationed outside the city, while Cui Che and Li Jing entered the city hand in hand.

Arriving at the familiar General Manager's Mansion, Cui Che sat in an unfamiliar guest seat and also made a request to Li Jing to recruit cavalry from fifty towns in six states for him to come to Jixian to obey his orders.

With Yang Jian's edict, Li Jing will certainly not disobey the order. He has served the Yang family for two generations and can be said to be loyal. He also has a good impression of Cui Che, the son-in-law of the Yang family. As long as Cui Che's request does not exceed

He readily cooperated with all his duties.

After another conversation with Li Jing, Cui Che took his leave.

Cui Che had his own residence in Ji County. When he was the general manager of Youzhou, he bought a large house.

After leaving Youzhou, Cui Che also arranged for servants to guard such a large house. It was impossible to clean it all the time. However, when the servants learned that Cui Che would return to Jixian, they had already cleaned the yard inside and outside.

clean.

When Cui Che returned home, he naturally did not forget to distribute rewards to his slaves. Everyone also settled down here and waited for the cavalry from all over the country to gather in Jixian.

At the same time, Yu Qincha and Ahuigoye also returned to the tribe one after another.

When Ah Hui Lusu learned that Cui Che had asked them to stand aside, he just sighed. He had the same idea as his son Ah Hui Geye, regretting that he could not take the opportunity to plunder the Eastern Turks.

When Dulan Khan learned that Cui Che was leading the army, he became restless.

He knew Cui Che too well, and although he didn't want to admit it, he did have some fear in his heart.

It wasn't until he heard that Cui Che had asked him to flee, that he was careful not to be killed by his subordinates, that he breathed a sigh of relief. At least Cui Che would not kill him.

Chapter 6 has been brought. In addition to the guaranteed four chapters per day, six more chapters are owed.

In addition, I am lazy, but these six chapters are really out of date today. Really, if I really get up to speed, I can also write about saying goodbye to Yang Xuangan, saying goodbye to Dou Wei, saying goodbye to Cui Zhaorong, arranging everything at home, etc., a chapter before the expedition.

Get ready, I can write about ten chapters.

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