What rebellions did Chen Gaozu put down after he ascended the throne in the Southern Dynasties?

After Chen Baxian changed from a treasurer to a missionary, he finally got a chance to get in touch with the upper class. Xiao Ying is Liang Wudi's nephew. He has served as magistrate, secretariat of North Xuzhou (located in Fengyang East, Anhui Province), assistant minister of Huangmen, and Wei. Chen Baxian should always be the chief of staff of the Xiao Ying family. In about six years of Liang Datong (540), Xiao Ying went to Guangzhou as a secretariat, Chen Baxian joined the army as a soldier in Zhongzhi, guangzhou fu, and soon became the governor of Xijiang River and a high-ranking magistrate. In the second year, Li Ben, a local tyrant in Jiaozhou (about 30 kilometers northeast of Hanoi), rebelled and drove away Xiao Zi, the secretariat of Jiaozhou. In the spring of the eighth year of Datong, Liang Wudi sent his troops to make a crusade, and the king of Linyi (now South Vietnam) also attacked Li Ben from the abdomen. In April of the ninth year of Datong, Fan Xiu led a crushing defeat to King Linyi in Jiude (now Rongcheng, Vietnam), and Liang conquered all the armies. Li Ben controls the whole of North Vietnam. In the first month of the tenth year of Liang Datong, he imitated the system of Liang Dynasty, set up hundreds of officials and claimed to be the emperor. Liang Wudi also ordered Lu Zixiong, the secretariat of Xinzhou (now emerging in Guangdong), and Sun Tong, the secretariat of Gaozhou (now next to Yangjiang, Guangdong), to send troops quickly, and they were restrained by Xiao Ying and Xiao Zi, who were far away in Guangzhou. At that time, it was the season when spring was warm and grass was long and boils were rampant in the south. Lu and Sun wanted to send troops after the cool autumn, but Xiao refused and advised them to start. Lu Zhishen and his grandson had to lead their troops on their way. This just arrived in Hepu, and sure enough, the epidemic broke out, killing 60% to 70%, and many people took the opportunity to escape. A conqueror's army surrendered without fighting. He said that after receiving Xiao Zi's secret report, he mistook Lu and Sun for them, deliberately stayed in Guangzhou and ordered them to die in Guangzhou. This incident aroused the dissatisfaction of Lu Zixiong's old generals, such as Zhou Wenyu and Du Senming. In May of that year, a mutiny was launched, and Guangzhou City was surrounded by rebels. It was ready to arrest Erxiao and offer blood sacrifices to Lu and Sun, and then went to Beijing to plead guilty. One day, tens of thousands of rebels gathered outside Guangzhou, and Guangzhou was in a hurry. Chen Baxian led 3,000 soldiers in Gaobao, and worked hard day and night to rescue them. After World War I, he broke through the encirclement, and Zhou Wenyu, Du Senming and other rebels were captured. Chen Baxian's ingenious experiment showed his great talent and shocked the court. Liang Wudi also sent a painter to Guangzhou to paint a portrait of Chen Baxian to show his approval. In 544, Xiao Ying died in Guangzhou in the winter of ten years in Datong, Liang. Just after the New Year, Chen Baxian escorted Xiao Ying's coffin back to Jiankang and went to Dayuling. He accepted the imperial edict of Liang Wudi, appointed Chen Baxian as the Sima of Jiaozhou, led Wu Ping (near Yong 'an, Vietnam) as the satrap, and went to Jiaozhou to crusade against Li Ben with the ticket of Yang Rixin, the secretariat of Jiaozhou. Chen Baxian returned to Guangzhou, gathered soldiers and prepared military resources. In December of the 11th year of Datong (545), Chen Baxian, Yang Ribiao and other conquering troops arrived in Jiaozhou. In the harsh environment, after three years of hard struggle, the local separatist forces headed by Li Ben were finally eliminated and several states (about the whole of North Vietnam today) were recovered. In the whole process of JIAOZHOU counterinsurgency, although Yang Ribiao was the "protagonist", the real core figure was Chen Baxian, and the army he commanded was actually the backbone of JIAOZHOU counterinsurgency. However, because the society at that time attached great importance to family status, Chen Baxian, who had made outstanding achievements, was still not valued by the imperial court. After JIAOZHOU was pacified, he was still appointed Governor of Xijiang River and Senior Governor. He was not even promoted to a secretariat, but only added a military post to supervise seven counties. When Chen Baxian led the officers and men of the headquarters back to the Gaoyao headquarters, it was already two years after Liang Taiqing (548).

Shortly after Chen Baxian returned to Gaoyao, he fell into the chaos of Hou Jing. Hou Jing, a former general under Gao Huan, the Prime Minister of the Eastern Wei Dynasty, was made king of Henan Province, and was appointed as the Great Imperial Envoy of Southeast Road and a military commander of thirteen states. After Gao Huan's death, he refused to obey the rule of Gao Cheng, the son of Gao Huan, and transferred soldiers to rebel. In February of the first year of Liang Taiqing (547), Liang Wudi sent his nephew Xiao Yuanming to fight against Hou Jing in the Eastern Wei Dynasty, but both Xiao Yuanming and Hou Jing were defeated, Yuan Ming was captured and Hou Jing fled. Hou Jing is a political hooligan, based in Shouyang. In August of the second year, Liang Taiqing sent troops against Liang, ordering the people under the pretext of punishing traitors. 10, crossing the river and surrounding Taicheng. Reinforcements from all walks of life gathered in Liang, but they conspired against each other and became a fire fighting across the bank. In March of the following year, Hou Jing invaded Miyagi, Liang Wudi starved to death, and Prince Xiao Gang (503 ~ 55 1) was made a puppet emperor by Hou Jing. Chen Baxian learned that Taicheng was besieged and immediately prepared to go to aid. However, the immediate boss at that time was Guangzhou secretariat Yuan. Yuan Yuan was a general in the Northern Wei Dynasty, and was tempted by Hou Jing to send troops to respond to Hou Jing. Faced with such a boss who tried to betray the country, Chen Baxian did not obey, but made a decisive decision. Yuan sent troops to confront him, was cornered and hanged himself. Chen Baxian welcomed Hou Xiaobo from Qujiang, the imperial clan of Liang Dynasty, and was ordered by Xiao Bo to quell the rebellion in Shixing (now next to Shaoguan, Guangdong) and other ten counties, and the army moved to Shixing. In November of the third year of Taiqing, Chen Baxian sent troops to Dayuling to gather local soldiers from Shixing, ready to push on. However, Xiao Bo was narrow-minded and used carrots and sticks regardless of the interests of the country and the nation. He only hoped that Chen Baxian could help him guard the portal. Faced with Xiao Bo's inducements and threats, Chen Baxian had to send envoys to Jiangling, where he conferred the title of Xiao Yi (508 ~ 554), the seventh son of Liang Wudi and the king of eastern Hunan, and was restrained by Xiao Yi.

In the first month of the first year of Dabao (550), Chen Baxian's army set out from Shixing to Dayuling, defeated Cai Luyang intercepted by Xiao Bo in Ye Nan (about15km south of Nankang, Jiangxi) and marched into Nankang. Chen Baxian was awarded the title of General Wei Ming and JIAOZHOU secretariat by Xiao Yi. After nearly a year and a half, Li, the Gaozhou secretariat who responded to Hou Jing, started a tug-of-war in Nankang and finally captured Li. In the second year of June, Yu Dabao sent his troops to Nankang and went to Ganjiang. In August, Chen Baxian is ready to meet with Wang Sengbian, commander-in-chief of Xiao Yi's Ministry. Because Chen Baxian is resourceful, charming and generous, and his reputation is above that of Wang Sengbian, Wang Sengbian is jealous. At that time, Wang Sengbian and other marked troops were just short of food, and the situation was not good, while Chen Baxian reserved 500,000 stone stores. At this critical juncture, Chen Baxian put the overall situation first, and quickly fed 300,000 stones to the marked army, dispelling Wang Sengbian's scruples and winning prestige in the marked army. After sending troops to Nankang, Liang's war situation changed fundamentally. Xiao Yi's generals Wang Sengbian, Hu Monk and Lu Fahe defeated Hou Jing's main force in Baling (now Yueyang, Hunan) and Yunzhou (now Wuhan, Hubei). The thief handsome Song Zixian was captured, and Hou Jing turned from attack to defense. In October of the second year of Dabao, Hou Jing slaughtered Emperor Liang Jianwen and Xiaogang, and proclaimed himself emperor in November. In the first month of the third year of Dabao, the Chen Baxian South Road Expeditionary Army set out from Zhang Yu (now Nanchang, Jiangxi). At this time, there are 30,000 military horses, 5,000 crossbows, 2,000 boats and boats, and another 5,000 former troops, led by veteran Du Senming, have reached Kankou (Poyang Lake enters the Yangtze River estuary). In February, Wang Sengbian and other marked troops set out from Xunyang again and joined forces with Chen Baxian in Baimao Bay (now east of Huaining, Anhui). Wang Sengbian and Chen Baxian took an oath on the altar and concluded a covenant. The conquering army conquered Wuhu and Gushu (now Dangtu, Anhui Province) along the way, and launched a Armageddon with Hou Jing in Jiankang in March, eventually completely eliminating the violent soldiers in Hou Jing, and Hou Jing was killed. After being persuaded by Wang Sengbian, Chen Baxian and other soldiers, Xiao Yi proclaimed himself emperor in Jiangling, that is, Emperor Liang Yuan in history. Chen Baxian was ordered to guard Jingkou (now Zhenjiang, Jiangsu), and Wang Sengbian guarded Jiankang. Emperor Yuan of Liang advocated metaphysics, was violent, narrow-minded and headstrong. He is both a giant in academia and a dwarf in politics. In September of the third year of Liang Chengsheng (554), the Western Wei Dynasty sent troops to attack Jiangling, but Wang Sengbian failed to rescue it in time. Emperor Liang Yuan was killed, and the strongest courtiers and people were taken away. Chen Baxian's son, Chen Chang, and his nephew, Chen Zhuan, were on duty in Emperor Liang Yuan's palace. This time, they were also taken to Chang 'an. Jiangling is almost a pile of ruins.

After sending troops to Nankang, Liang's war situation changed fundamentally. Xiao Yi's generals Wang Sengbian, Hu Monk and Lu Fahe defeated Hou Jing's main force in Baling (now Yueyang, Hunan) and Yunzhou (now Wuhan, Hubei). The thief handsome Song Zixian was captured, and Hou Jing turned from attack to defense. In October of the second year of Dabao, Hou Jing slaughtered Emperor Liang Jianwen and Xiaogang, and proclaimed himself emperor in November. In the first month of the third year of Dabao, the Chen Baxian South Road Expeditionary Army set out from Zhang Yu (now Nanchang, Jiangxi). At this time, there are 30,000 military horses, 5,000 crossbows, 2,000 boats and boats, and another 5,000 former troops, led by veteran Du Senming, have reached Kankou (Poyang Lake enters the Yangtze River estuary). In February, Wang Sengbian and other marked troops set out from Xunyang again and joined forces with Chen Baxian in Baimao Bay (now east of Huaining, Anhui). Wang Sengbian and Chen Baxian took an oath on the altar and concluded a covenant. The conquering army conquered Wuhu and Gushu (now Dangtu, Anhui Province) along the way, and launched a Armageddon with Hou Jing in Jiankang in March, eventually completely eliminating the violent soldiers in Hou Jing, and Hou Jing was killed. After being persuaded by Wang Sengbian, Chen Baxian and other soldiers, Xiao Yi proclaimed himself emperor in Jiangling, that is, Emperor Liang Yuan in history. Chen Baxian was ordered to guard Jingkou (now Zhenjiang, Jiangsu), and Wang Sengbian guarded Jiankang.

Emperor Yuan of Liang advocated metaphysics, was violent, narrow-minded and headstrong. He is both a giant in academia and a dwarf in politics. In September of the third year of Liang Chengsheng (554), the Western Wei Dynasty sent troops to attack Jiangling, but Wang Sengbian failed to rescue it in time. Emperor Liang Yuan was killed, and the strongest courtiers and people were taken away. Chen Baxian's son, Chen Chang, and his nephew, Chen Zhuan, were on duty in Emperor Liang Yuan's palace. This time, they were also taken to Chang 'an. Jiangling is almost a pile of ruins. Lyna's nephew, Cha Xiao, the son of Prince Zhaoming, got help as a puppet emperor under the surveillance of the Western Wei garrison, and established a small kingdom of "Hou Liang" with a land of only three hundred miles. After the fall of Jiangling, Wang Sengbian kept correspondence with Chen Baxian. After repeated discussions, in February of the following year, he welcomed Xiao (543 ~ 558), the ninth son of Emperor Liang Yuan, to Jiankang, ready to be proclaimed emperor.

Shortly after Xiao arrived in Jiankang, Levin of the Northern Qi Dynasty (the Eastern Wei Dynasty was the Zen generation of the Northern Qi Dynasty) was unwilling to expand the influence of the Western Wei Dynasty to the south. He also wants to take advantage of Liang's downfall to carve it up. He sent his younger brother to Shangdang, Aric, to lead troops south, and escorted Zhen Yang Hou Xiao Yuanming, who was captured by the Eastern Wei Dynasty, to the throne of Liang. Wang Sengbian refused to answer at first. In March of the fourth year of sanctification, the Qi army went to Dongguan (now southeast of Chaohu City, Anhui Province), and Wang Sengbian sent Xuzhou secretariat Peizhi to intercept the troops. Pei Zhi was defeated and killed, and Wang Sengbian personally led the troops out of Tungu in fear. At the same time, Wang Sengbian communicated with Beiqi on the one hand and Chen Baxian on the other. He insisted on not accepting Xiao Yuanming, but with the fall of Pei, Wang Sengbian gradually weakened and succumbed to the pressure of Beiqi. In July, Xiao Yuanming was welcomed to Jiankang and proclaimed himself emperor.

Lyna's nephew, Cha Xiao, the son of Prince Zhaoming, got help as a puppet emperor under the surveillance of the Western Wei garrison, and established a small kingdom of "Hou Liang" with a land of only three hundred miles. After the fall of Jiangling, Wang Sengbian kept correspondence with Chen Baxian. After repeated discussions, in February of the following year, he welcomed Xiao (543 ~ 558), the ninth son of Emperor Liang Yuan, to Jiankang, ready to be proclaimed emperor. Shortly after Xiao arrived in Jiankang, Levin of the Northern Qi Dynasty (the Eastern Wei Dynasty was the Zen generation of the Northern Qi Dynasty) was unwilling to expand the influence of the Western Wei Dynasty to the south. He also wants to take advantage of Liang's downfall to carve it up. He sent his younger brother to Shangdang, Aric, to lead troops south, and escorted Zhen Yang Hou Xiao Yuanming, who was captured by the Eastern Wei Dynasty, to the throne of Liang. Wang Sengbian refused to answer at first. In March of the fourth year of sanctification, the Qi army went to Dongguan (now southeast of Chaohu City, Anhui Province), and Wang Sengbian sent Xuzhou secretariat Peizhi to intercept the troops. Pei Zhi was defeated and killed, and Wang Sengbian personally led the troops out of Tungu in fear. At the same time, Wang Sengbian communicated with Beiqi on the one hand and Chen Baxian on the other. He insisted on not accepting Xiao Yuanming, but with the fall of Pei, Wang Sengbian gradually weakened and succumbed to the pressure of Beiqi. In July, Xiao Yuanming was welcomed to Jiankang and proclaimed himself emperor. Hard work was ineffective, and I hated Wang Sengbian for making unilateral decisions without authorization. In September, I sent troops to deploy Jingkou, raided Shicheng, killed Wang Sengbian, and deposed Xiao Yuanming, and Xiao became the emperor. As the viceroy, Chen Baxian always took photos of Liang Chao's military affairs. By this time, after the Hou Jing rebellion, Liang had actually split. Huainan was occupied by the Eastern Wei Dynasty and Sichuan was captured by the Western Wei Dynasty. In addition to a "back beam" court in Jiangling, there is also a Wang Lin in the middle reaches of the Yangtze River. Wang Lin was originally a general under Emperor Liang Yuan. After Yuan Di was killed by the Western Wei Dynasty, Wang Lin was promoted as a leader by the middle-stream generals to support himself. Later, young Xiao Zhuang (the grandson of Emperor Liang Yuan) became an emperor, and with the help of Northern Qi forces, he assembled troops in Yunzhou in an attempt to conquer Jiankang in one fell swoop. When Liang Jingdi was a child, in addition to Wang Lin, there were many large and small buffer regions in China that did not submit, such as Du Xiaosheng, the governor of Yixing (now Yixing, Jiangsu), Zhang Biao, the secretariat of East Yangzhou in Huiji (now Shaoxing, Zhejiang), Wang Sanzhi, the younger brother of Wang Sanbian in Suzhou, and Lingnan. At this time, the Eastern Wei Dynasty and the Western Wei Dynasty were Zen dynasties in the Northern Qi Dynasty and the Northern Zhou Dynasty respectively. The Northern Zhou Dynasty supported a small dynasty in Jiangling, which is located in the middle reaches of the Han River and the Yangtze River. Beiqi accepted the influence of Liu Fahe, Xu Sihui and Ren Yue, and sent Zhai Zichong, Liu Damo, Xiao Gui and Dongfang Lao at the end of the first year of Shaotai (555) and the first year of Taiping (556) respectively.

Chen Baxian and Jiankang Defence War

Chen Baxian led the army and people in Jiankang to fight bravely, defeating the strong with the weak, and defeated these two attacks. In the second year of Taiping (557), Chen Baxian was proclaimed emperor by Ceng Liang, not at the time when the four parties were pacified and chanting, but at stake.

In 554 AD, on the 9th day of October, the third year of Liang Chengsheng in the Southern Dynasties, Yu Jin, Yuwen Hu and General Yang of the Western Wei Dynasty led 50,000 troops into Jiangling. On the second day of the first month of the following year, Jiangling fell. Emperor Liang Yuan was immediately killed at the age of 47.

After the fall of Jiangling court, in February, thirteen-year-old Jin 'an was established by Wang Sengbian and Li Wei in Jiankang. The critical task of the Liang Dynasty fell on the shoulders of Wang He and Chen.

At this time, the Northern Qi Dynasty took advantage of it and made Liang Zhenyang and Hou Wei, the "emperors" captured in the Battle of Hanshan, send Huan to send them back to the south and write to the monk Wang to meet them. For such unreasonable demands, Wang Sengbian naturally refused. Seeing that persuasion failed, Gao Huan stormed Dongguan, smashed and killed General Pei. Wang Sengbian was awed by the military situation in Beiqi and had to accept Xiao Yuanming. In May, Xiao Yuanming entered Jiankang, that is, he became emperor, changed Yuan Tiancheng and made Liang Wang a prince.

If this situation is stable, then Liang will be no different from the puppet of the Northern Dynasties, and the history of the Southern Dynasties will be over. Chen Baxian decided to kill Wang Sengbian after his earnest persuasion failed. In September, Xu Du, Hou An and Chen Baxian joined forces to raid Shicheng. Wang Sengbian was caught off guard and was quickly caught and strangled. Faced with such a situation, Xiao Yuanming had to abdicate. In October, Liang Wang became emperor, and Shaotai was changed to Liang Jingdi. Appointed as Secretary-General, Commander-in-Chief, Chinese and foreign military generals, Yang and Nan Xu as secretariat.

In the winter of this year, Du Xiaosheng, the prefect of Yixing, Wei Zai, and the prefect of Wujun, Wang Monk (the younger brother of Wang Monk), rose up and disobeyed orders. These three counties are connected in momentum, covering almost the whole Jiangnan area southeast of Jingkou. Chen Baxian personally marched eastward and attacked Yixing. As soon as he left, Qiaocheng, Xu Sihui, the secretariat of Qin State, and Ren Yue, the secretariat of South Yuzhou, suddenly surrendered to Beiqi, attacked Jiankang, occupied Shicheng, and formed a stalemate with Hou An who stayed in Taicheng.

The crusade finally went smoothly, but the situation in Jiankang was not easy to clean up. Beiqi openly invaded the south and constantly reinforced the rebels. From October 29th, the first year of Shaotai, when he attacked Shicheng, to June 16th, the first year of Taiping (556), when martial law was lifted, there were more than 220 days before and after, and Jiankang experienced a thrilling time.

In November of the first year of Shaotai, 5,000 people of the Qi army occupied Gushu, echoing Xu and Ren in Shicheng. Chen Baxian ordered Xu Du to erect a fence in Yecheng to strengthen defense. At this time, Wei Zai suggested to Chen Baxian that it is imperative to build fortifications on the south bank of Qinhuai River, ensure the transportation lines in contact with the east, and cut off the enemy's supply lines at the same time, which is bound to be a shoo-in. Chen Baxian acted according to the plan, ordered Hou Andu to attack the land on the north shore and burn more than a thousand ships; Zhou Tiehu was ordered to attack the enemy transportation line and capture the enemy general Zhang Lingzhou alive; He also ordered Wei to rebuild the city in the old camp of Hou Jing, so that Ling Du could keep it. Qi also erected fences in Stone Great Wall Scienc Spot and the south bank of Qinhuai River to confront Liang Jun.

Xu and Ren led the Qi army on the north shore to meet them, and personally led the elite soldiers to meet them. Xu Heren left Qi, left Liu Damo in Shicheng, and then went to the quarry to meet the reinforcements of Beiqi. /kloc-in mid-February, Liang Jun won in a row, and Hou Andu went deep into the camp of Xu Sihui on the north shore, which greatly shocked Xu Sihui; Chen Baxian defeated Liudharma and burned two fences erected by the Qi army. Xu and Ren led the Qi army back to Stone Town for 10,000, and was defeated by Hou Andu's water army. So Chen Baxian began to storm Stone City, hoping to win the first world war in a row. Liu Damo was frightened and asked for peace, but his nephew Chen was taken hostage.

Health courtiers are eager to make peace, so Chen Baxian has no choice but to agree. However, he thought that the Qi army would not keep its word, and that the Liang Dynasty was weak and would send troops again. 1mid-February, the two sides made peace. Liu Damo returned to the north, but lost his soldiers in vain and got nothing. He was killed by Wen Qi Xuan Di.

Chen Baxian's estimate is absolutely correct. Two months later, Xu Heren attacked quarrying and arrested a defensive general. In late March, Xiao Gui, the commander-in-chief of Qi, took Xu and three people to the mountain on the south bank of Dangtu. He said that he had built a village in Liangshan, and ordered Hou Andu and Zhou Tiehu to guard the village. At this time, they sent more troops to inspect and comfort the army in person.

But the Qi army was just bluffing in Liangshan. In May, the Qi army suddenly informed the Liang Dynasty that it would withdraw as long as Xiao Yuanming was still there. Chen Baxian readily promised, but within two days, Xiao Yuanming died of gangrene (obviously on purpose). After learning the news, Xiao Gui flew into a rage. The next day, he sent his troops to Wuhu and advanced to Jiankang by land (it can be seen that Xiao Tie was still afraid of Hou Andu's water army), leaving Hou An behind. Chen Baxian immediately called the army of Liangshan, arrayed in health.

On the 29th, the Qi army entered Downey, east of Taicheng, and scattered cavalry began to appear in the suburbs outside Taicheng. From this day on, an unprecedented fierce health protection war started.

On the 29th, Chen Baxian took advantage of the precarious position of the pioneer of the Qi army and led his troops out of Jiankang, fighting with Xu Sihui in Baicheng for half a day. Zhou Wenyu and Hou An were brave enough to lead the cavalry to assault, but they were captured alive and begged (see this is called a prodigal). At this moment, Shen Tai, the general, was ordered by Chen Baxian to lead 3,000 soldiers to cross the river, sneak attack Guabu, seize more than 100 warships and more than 10,000 stores, which greatly frustrated the Qi reinforcements eager to reinforce the south bank. This day's battle was wonderful, and it was still a great victory to attack from both sides with inferior forces. Chen Baxian's judgment and grasp of the war situation proved that he was a trustworthy leader.

The next day, the main force of the Qi army finally arrived and marched into Zhongshan in the northeast of the city. On the fourth day, enter the north of the shogunate; On the ninth day, I arrived at the northwest of Xuanwu Lake. With the arrival of the main force of the Qi army, this unit has always maintained an absolute advantage over others, and it is progressing quite smoothly. Seeing that the enemy's morale was high, Chen Baxian decided to temporarily avoid its edge, retreat while fighting, and fight one by one to make up for the strategic disadvantage with tactical advantages, and at the same time harassed the supply line of the Qi army with rangers.

However, Chen Baxian soon found himself in a situation where there was no retreat. Enemy troops appeared in the south, north and east, and surrounded Jiankang. At that time, Jiankang's external contact was cut off, and food could not be sent out. In the future, reinforcements were saved, and the accounts were scattered and there was nothing to ask for.

Nevertheless, the Qi army was in trouble. The rainy season in the south of the Yangtze River finally caught fire, and the continuous heavy rain made the water entering and leaving the city knee-deep. The defenders in the city can also take turns to rest indoors, and the Qi army outside the city will be miserable. On the one hand, cooking in the open air is impossible, and soldiers can only eat raw food; Secondly, health to defend, Chen Baxian attack from time to time, qi can't rest. The soldiers stood in the mud day and night, their toes rotted and their spirits were exhausted.

Based on all the circumstances, after several military meetings, Chen Baxian decided to put all your eggs in one basket and take the risk of counterattack. 1 1 day, when the weather improved, Chen Baxian began to mobilize soldiers to boost morale. However, the soldiers were so hungry that they couldn't go to war at all. Just when Chen Baxian was at his wit's end, Chen Gang miraculously sent 3000 meters of welcome rice and 1000 ducks. As for how these things were obtained, there is no record in the history books. I can only call it a miracle. Chen Baxian was naturally overjoyed. He immediately ordered it to be done and gave everyone a bag of lotus leaf rice with a few pieces of duck in the middle. The soldiers filled their stomachs and were ready to fight to the death.

This battle, which took place in 556 AD and June 12th of the first year of Liang Taiping, is bound to leave several dazzling names in history. Below I will combine historical materials and my personal imagination to describe the fierce battle of this day.

At dawn on the 12th, Liang Jun's main cavalry quietly out of the health north gate. The vanguard general is still Hou Andu, and his task is to disrupt the enemy's positions for Chen Baxian's large forces. Hou Andu looked back at Xiao Mohe, the imperial warrior of the Liang Dynasty behind him, and said, "The general is brave and famous, and he has heard a lot about it for a long time. Seeing is believing ..." Xiao Mo and a clear voice said, "Let Gong Ming see it today!" Hou Andu said, "Good! Today is due to the great power of the general. "

Liang Jun arrayed himself on the shogunate hill, while the Qi army knew nothing about it. At dawn, Hou Andu immediately ordered the whole army to assault and attack the camp of the Qi army. With the terrain of the Shogun Mountain, Liang Jun cavalry with high morale rushed to the position of the Qi army like a tiger descending the mountain. The panicked Qi army rushed into battle, and many soldiers were beheaded before they could take up arms. Hou Andu and Xiao Mohe took the lead, picking horses with guns and stepping on horses, which made the Qi army fearful.

However, the Qi army quickly recovered from the panic, and a large number of reinforcements arrived and surrounded Hou An's headquarters. Hou Andu's mount was shot and his horse fell to the ground. A dozen soldiers rushed to catch people. At this time, Xiao Mohe shouted, a horse was killed and the soldiers fled in horror. With a wave of his big gun, Hou Andu knocked down an enemy cavalry, grabbed the horse and hit it, which was extremely powerful.

At this point, Chen Baxian army, Wu Mingche, Shen Tai and other armies attacked on a large scale, and the Qi army was in chaos. When Hou An saw the arrival of reinforcements, he shouted to Xiao Mohe, "General Xiao! Let me kill you! " He took his cavalry around the back of the Qi army and launched another onslaught. At this time, the Qi army was caught between Scylla and Charybdis, and it was unclear how many military forces the enemy had. Soldiers don't want to fight, they are defeated and scattered, and countless people trample on each other and die.

The Qi army was defeated, and Xu Sihui and his younger brother Xu Sizong were also captured in the disorderly army. The soldiers escorted them back to the camp. Chen Baxian sneer, ordered beheading, and ordered the armed forces. Liang Jun's military strength is stronger. Wu Mingche, Shen Tai, Xu Du and other armies succeeded one after another, and the Qi army was completely defeated. No army is resisting, and everyone is thinking about how to escape. Xiao Gui, the military commander of the Southern Expedition in the Northern Qi Dynasty, was also captured. As many as 45 other generals of the Qi Army were captured, and only a few people such as Ren Yue escaped. The remaining Qi soldiers fled to the river, only to find that most of the warships had already been burned by Hou Andu's water army. There were fewer ships and more people, so the Qi army killed each other to get on board. It's terrible, countless people crossed the river and drowned.

13, Liang Jun burned the warships left by the Qi army on the river, and the war ended completely. 15, Jiankang announced the lifting of martial law. At this point, the battle for health protection is over. Won, but the hostage Chen was killed by Beiqi.

Chen Baxian's willingness to take such a risky move is related to the fact that several generations of emperors in the Liang Dynasty did not come to a good end, and the people were extremely disappointed with the Xiao family: Liang Wudi starved to death, Emperor Wendi was suffocated by the earthen bag, Emperor Yuan of Liang was humiliated and suffocated by the earthen bag after he surrendered, and Xiao, Xiao Dong, Xiao Ji and Xiao Yuanming. They were all called emperors, and the ending was tragic. This is not a matter of a few people dying, but with their failure, their children, concubines, subordinates, followers and thousands of people were slaughtered.

The remains of the battle between Wang Ping and Monks.

After Wang Sengbian was killed, the rest of the army rose up against Chen Baxian. In October of the first year of Shaotai, Du Xiaosheng, the governor of Yixing, Wei Zai, and the king monk of the governor were taken to the city to fight. Du Xiaosheng sent Du Tai to attack the Great Wall (now Changxing East, Zhejiang Province) with 5,000 chosen men and defeated Chen Baxian's son Chen Qian. Chen Baxian sent Zhou Wenyu to attack Yixing (now Yixing, Jiangsu), and the war was unfavorable. So Chen Baxian led his army to attack eastward and pulled out the water gate outside the city. Xu Sihui, the secretariat of Qiaocheng (now Hexian County, Anhui Province) and Qin (now Liuhe, Jiangsu Province), took advantage of the opportunity to discuss righteousness and prosperity in the east, secretly met with the secretariat of Yuzhou, took 5,000 elite soldiers, attacked Jiankang (now Nanjing, Jiangsu Province) and occupied the stone city. Wei Zai saved Jiankang again, and he was sent to attack Dukan to save the Great Wall. He also ordered Pei not to help Huang attack (now Suzhou, Jiangsu), and the monk king abandoned the city and fled. 1 1 month, Beiqi sent 5000 troops to cross the river to occupy ancient bamboo (now Dangtu, Anhui) to help Xu Sihui, and made an appointment. Chen Baxian erected a fence in Yecheng (now the Chaotian Palace in Nanjing, Jiangsu Province) to stop reinforcements. The Northern Qi Dynasty also ordered Zhai Zichong, Anzhou secretariat Liu and Huaizhou secretariat Liu Damo to lead 10,000 troops to cross the river in Hushu (now the north bank of the Yangtze River in Nanjing, Jiangsu) and send Shima 30,000 meters to Shizhen. Chen Baxian learned that Juanjia was still building health, so he ordered Hou Andu to attack Hu Shu at night, burn more than a thousand ships of Beiqi, cut off their grain transportation, and repair the old base of Hou Jing in Dahang (now the east of Huaiqiao Town in Nanjing) and send troops to set up a base. Beiqi army also built two fences on the south bank of Qinhuai River south of Shicheng, refusing to join forces with Liang Jun .. Xu Sihui and others attacked the city gate, and Chen Baxian personally led fighters to attack Mingmen. Xu Sihui's army was defeated. He left Liu Damo behind the stone and went to the quarry to meet the reinforcements of Beiqi. In December, Hou An defeated Xu Sihui and captured hundreds of people. Chen Baxian conquered the stones of the Northern Qi army. The second gate of Shuinan was defeated by Qi soldiers. Xu Sihui and Ren Yue led more than 10,000 people from the Northern Qi Ministry of Water to enter the stone chamber. Chen Baxian sent troops to Jiangning to stop the attack, but the Northern Qi army dared not enter and was stationed in Pukou (now Nanjing North, Jiangsu). Chen Baxian sent Hou Andu to attack the water army and defeated the Beiqi army. Xu Sihui, Change escaped. Chen Baxian surrounded the stone town and cut off its pumping channel. There is no water in the city. Beiqi sent Liu Desert to seek peace, formed an alliance with Qi and signed a peace treaty. Xu Sihui and Ren Yue went to Beiqi with Liu Damo. Send troops to capture Gu immediately. In the first month of the following year, Chen Gang was sent to conquer (now Zhejiang), and Du Xiaosheng was defeated. Wang, Monk, Zhi, etc. In February, he conquered Huiji (now Shaoxing, Zhejiang) and begged Zhang Biao, the secretariat of Yangzhou. At this point, except for Jiangzhou, the secretariat of Jiangzhou made up for Jiangzhou, and the rest of the monks were even.

Battle of Xiao Ping Bo

In February of the second year of Taiping, Liang Qujiang and Hou Xiaobo fought against Chen Baxian in Guangzhou and sent troops to the Northern Expedition. After crossing Wuling to Nankang (now Jiangxi), Ouyang Li, the secretariat of Yunzhou, and his subordinates Fu Tai and Xiao Zi (Xiao Bo's nephew) were former troops and went to Zhang Yu. The main points are: Ouyang Li moved to Kuzhutan (now southwest of Fengcheng, Jiangxi Province) and Fu Tai moved to Zukou City (now south of Nanchang, Jiangxi Province). Yu Xiaoqing, the secretariat of Nanjiang Prefecture, responded to Xiao Bo's invasion of Orfila (now Fengxin West, Jiangxi Province), kept the county seat with his brother Yu Xiaomai, and led the army out of Zhang Yu to meet Xiao Zi with a stone. Chen Baxian sent General Pingxi Zhou Wenyu to lead the army to attack. After arriving in Zhang Yu, he attacked Yu Xiaoqing with the army leader Jiao, seized all the ships moored in his prison, and built a fence in Zhang Yu. There was no food in Zhou Wenyu, and the generals wanted to retreat, but Yu Wen was not allowed. He sent messengers to send Zhou Di, the historian of Linchuan (now Cheng Nan, Jiangxi), and Zhou delivered food. So Zhou Wenyu used an old boat to transport the old and the weak, went down the river, burned the fence in Zhang Yu, and pretended to retreat. Xiao Yu saw it and was unprepared. Zhou Wenyu's army travelled day and night, occupying the outpost (now northeast of Fengcheng, Jiangxi). There are Ouyang Po and Xiao Zi in the upstream of the outpost, and Futai, Yu Xiaoqing and Zhou Wenyu in the downstream build cities as planned to cut off the enemy's contact. Ouyang Li and others were frightened and retreated to Nixi (now southwest of Xingan, Jiangxi). Zhou Wenyu sent General Wei Yan, Zhou Tiehu and others to attack Ouyang Li. He was also sent to attack FuTai with Ding Fa. Xiao Zi and Yu Xiaoqing retreated after hearing the news. In March, Xiao Bo learned that Ouyang Li and others were defeated in Nankang, and the army panicked. His troops killed Xiao Bo with their heads down in Shixing (now Shaoguan North, Guangdong). In April, Xiao Zi and Yu Xiaoqing still resisted with stones. Chen Baxian sent General Hou Andu of Pingnan to assist Zhou Wenyu in attacking Pingnan. Hou Andu secretly burned the ship at night, and the Zhou Wenyu water diversion army and Hou Andu led the infantry to attack in coordination. Xiao Zi surrendered and fled to Orfila. Chen Baxian took Li Ouyang as the secretariat of Hengzhou and sent him to conquer Lingnan. Ouyang Li's son Ouyang Ge began to prosper. When he arrived in Lingnan, all the counties fell, and then he conquered Guangzhou. In May, Yu Xiaoqing also fell.

Battle of Pingwanglin

After Chen Baxian made Xiao Fang Zhi emperor, Wang Lin refused to accept it. In May of the second year of Taiping, she took a boat to attack Chen Baxian. June. Chen Baxian ordered Zhou Wenyu, the general of the day, and Hou Andu, the general of the day, to meet twenty thousand troops in Wuchang (now Wuhan, Hubei) and conquer Wang Lin. In October, Hou Andu arrived in Wuchang, and Wang Linbu abandoned Meng Fan. Zhou Wenyu's army entered Wuchang from Zhang Yu (now Nanchang, Jiangxi) and joined forces with Hou Andu. When he learned that Xiao was abolished as emperor, Hou Andu thought that the division was nameless, and because the two generals were parallel and not subordinate to each other, their subordinates fought with each other, so that they could not besiege Yunzhou (now Wuhan, Hubei). Wang Linjun arrived at Maokou (now southwest of Wuhan, Hubei), and Hou Andu withdrew to Dunkou (now Wuchang), leaving only Shen Tai to guard the Hanqu (that is, Hankou). Hou Andu fought against Wang Linjun a few days later, and Hou Andu was defeated. Zhou Wenyu and Hou Andu were both captured. Only Shen Tai flinched. Wang Linjun moved to Yunzhou and sent Meng Fan to Jiangzhou to capture and capture (now Jiujiang, Jiangxi). In the first month of the second year of Yongding (558), Wang Lin led 65438+ ten thousand troops to Kancheng (Jiangzhou, now Jiujiang, Jiangxi) and stationed in Baishuipu (Jiujiang, Jiangxi). Lu Sida, the secretariat of Beijiang Prefecture, protects himself and controls the midstream. Wang Lin wants to go east, but he dare not. He turned to Beiqi for help and asked Xiao Zhuang, the king of Liang Yongjia, to return to Jiangnan, the emperor. Xiao Zhuang recorded this history with Wang Lin as the prime minister. In June, Chen Baxian sent Hou Tianhe and Xu Du to attack Wang Lin, and sent Xie Zhe to lobby. In August, Wang Lin agreed to withdraw his troops from Xiangzhou (now Changsha, Hunan) and recall all his troops to Radar (now Wangjiang, Anhui). In October of three years, Wang Lin learned of Chen Baxian's death, led an army eastward, and took Yongjia Wangxiaozhuang out of ruxu (now Chao County, Anhui Province). Murong Yanyan led the army to cross the Yangtze River to support him. In November, Wang Lin invaded the mine, and Chen joined forces with Hou Tang, Hou Andu and Xu Du to resist. Wu Ming, the secretariat of Anzhou, attacked Kancheng all night and was defeated by Ren Zhong, the Ministry of Wang Lin. Wang Lin took advantage of the situation and led the army eastward. In February of the first year of Tianjia, he entered the customs (Ru Xudong). Hou Bu stationed troops in Wuhu, and the two armies were at loggerheads for more than a hundred days. With the rise of Dongguan (the mouth of ruxu), Wang Lin led the Hefei and Wuhu naval forces to help. In the later Tang Dynasty, Wang Linhang entered Hulao Pass (now southwest of Wuhu, Anhui) and Jiangxi, facing Chen Shi across the state. The next day, the two armies fought, and Wang Linjun retreated to the West Bank to protect himself. In the evening, braving the heavy rain, Wang Linjun entered Puxiu to repair the ship, and Hou Tangjun also returned to Wuhu. When the King of the Northern Zhou Dynasty came down, he sent tens of thousands of troops to attack Yunzhou, including fifty-two state military departments such as Jing and Xiang, and Jingzhou secretariat Shi Ning. Wang Lin was afraid that the morale of the army would be shaken, and the diversion army moved eastward. Liu, a water army of the Northern Qi Dynasty, was assisted by 10,000 men, and Mr. Murong led 2000 fighters to the west bank of Wuhu to coordinate with Wang Lin. When the southwest wind was tight, Wang Lin got help from heaven and led the army to Jiankang (now Nanjing, Jiangsu), and Hou Tang led the army out of Wuhu tail. Wang Lin attacked by fire, and because of the strong wind, he burned his own boat. The later Tang Dynasty beat the king's boat with a beat, and then hit the king's boat with a Meng Chong boat, melting the iron. Wang Linjun was defeated and the sergeant drowned. Wang Lin retreated to Cannes and tried to take in the scattered soldiers, but no one joined, so she took her wife to Beiqi.