Chapter 1480

Ran Min was a shining pearl during the Five Husty Period of China.

There are many people who can be admired by Lu Yan, but there are not many people who can be admired by him.

Zhao Yun, Guan Yu, Bai Qi, Li Mu can only be admired and liked by him.

But not to the point of worship.

There are very few people who can admire him.

The First Emperor Ying Zheng counts as one.

The absolute emperor of the ages.

Wei Wu Emperor Cao Cao counts half.

Ran Min, the King of Wu Dao, counts as one.

Lu Yan likes and worships King Wu Dao very much, appreciates what he does, and appreciates his powerful force.

I admire him for protecting the last piece of"pure land" during that period.

Although he was defeated and killed in the end.

But it does not affect his image in Lu Yan's heart.

In addition to these three, Zhu Yuanzhang counts as one.

Start with a bowl and establish the powerful Ming Empire

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Lu Yan looked at the figure in front of him with an excited expression.

Looking forward to Ran Min's arrival.

It is not an exaggeration to say that Ran Min is a murderer.

Because Ran Min killed many people.

Especially the barbarians.

Shi Zhi sent his prime minister Shi Kun to lead a hundred thousand soldiers to attack Yecheng and march to defend Handan.

Shi Zhi's Zhennan general Liu Guo came from Fanyang to join Shi Kun. Ran Min defeated Shi Kun in Handan, killing tens of thousands.

Liu Guo retreated to Fanyang. Fu Jian entered the pass from Fangtou. Zhang Hedu, Duan Qin, Liu Guo and Jin Dou met in Changcheng and were about to attack Yecheng. Ran Min sent Shangshu Zuopu to shoot Liu Qun as the governor of Xingtai, and sent generals Wang Tai, Cui Tong, Zhou Cheng, etc. to lead 120,000 cavalry to camp in Huangcheng. Ran Min personally led 80,000 elite soldiers as their successors, and set up camp in Cangting. Start a fierce battle.

Zhang Hedu and other troops were defeated, with 28,000 dead. Jin Tu was pursued and killed in Yin'an. Ran Min's general captured all Jin Tu's soldiers and returned with an entire army. Ran Min had more than 300,000 soldiers, and his banners, bells, and drums stretched for more than a hundred miles. Even in the heyday of the Shi family, they did not have such power.

Ran Min returned to Ye Palace from Cangting, performed the ceremony of drinking, rectified and approved the nine ranks, and awarded positions according to talents. Most of the descendants of Confucianism received prominent official positions. For a while, the territory was peaceful and peaceful, which can be compared to the early days of Wei and Jin.

In November, Ran Min led 100,000 cavalry to Xiangguo to attack Shi Zhi. He appointed his son Ran Yin, king of Taiyuan, as the Great Chanyu and Hussar General, and assigned a thousand surrendered Hu people to his command. Wei Jian, the official of Guanglu, submitted an impassioned remonstrance. After reading it, Ran Min became furious and killed Wei Jian and his descendants.

In February of the seventh year of Yonghe, Ran Min attacked Xiangguo for more than a hundred days, digging tunnels, building mountains, building houses, and plowing the land for farming.

Shi Zhi was so frightened that he removed his title of emperor and called himself King Zhao. He sent envoys to Murong Jun and Yao Yizhong to request reinforcements. At the same time, Shi Kun came from Jizhou to rescue Shi Zhi. Yao Yizhong sent his son Yao Xiang to lead 38,000 cavalry from Ketou. Murong Jun sent General Yue Wan to lead 30,000 cavalry from Longcheng. The three powerful soldiers totaled more than 100,000.

Ran Min sent chariot general Hu Mu to resist Yao Xiang at Changlu, and general Sun Wei to defend Shi Kun at Huangqiu. They were both defeated by the enemy and almost all the soldiers were wiped out. Hu Mu and Sun Wei escaped single-handedly.

Shi Kun and other troops were about to arrive, and Ran Min planned to send troops to attack. General Wang Tai advised him:"The enemy in trouble is stubborn and hopes for foreign aid. At present, powerful reinforcements are gathering from all directions, trying to lure us to send troops to fight, so that we can attack from the front and back." Attack us from two directions. We should strengthen the fortress without sending out troops, wait and see the situation and act, and use this tactic to defeat their plans. Now His Majesty personally comes to the battle. If there is no perfect strategy, our great cause will be lost. Please be careful not to go out, I Please lead your generals to destroy them."

Ran Min wanted to listen to his advice, but the Taoist priest Fa Rao said:"When the Taibai Star passes through the Pleiades, we should kill King Hu. We will be victorious in one battle. We cannot lose this opportunity."

Ran Min wanted to listen to his advice. He rolled up his sleeves and announced loudly:"I have decided to go to war. Anyone who dares to remonstrate will be killed!" Then he gathered all the soldiers to go to war. Yao Xiang, Yue Wan, Shi Kun and other troops attacked from three sides. Shi Zhi attacked the rear fiercely, and Ran Min's army was defeated.

Ran Min lurked in Xiangguo's palace and fled to Yecheng with more than ten knights. The surrendered Hu people Li Tekang and others captured Ran Yin, Zuopushe Liu Qi and others and gave them to Shi Zhi, who killed them all.

A total of more than 100,000 people died, including Sikong Shipu, Shangshu Ling Xu Ji, Chariot Hu Mu, Zhongshu Li Lin, Zhongshu Supervisor Lu Chen, Shaofu Wang Yu, Shangshu Liu Qin, Liu Xiu and other officers and soldiers. All the people and things were gone for a while. Thieves and thieves swarmed in. There was a serious famine in Si and Ji states, and everyone was eating each other.

Since Shi Hu's last years, Ran Min has distributed all the savings in the warehouse to build his own kindness.

At this time, the Qiang and Hu were fighting, and not a month went by without confrontation. The migratory people of the Qing, Yong, You, and Jing prefectures, as well as the Di, Qiang, Hu, and barbarians, totaling millions of people, each returned to their homeland, met on the road, killed and plundered each other, and died of hunger, disease, etc., who could reach There are only two or three tenths in my hometown.

There was chaos all over the Central Plains, and no one was engaged in farming anymore. Ran Min felt remorseful about this, killed Fa Rao and his son, dismembered their bodies, and posthumously awarded Wei Huan the title of Great Situ.

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A war with countless casualties.