In the first year of Tianbao, Chang'an's brocades were in full bloom, and undercurrents were already flowing under the ice.
After a cold storm, Li Chu, the prince of Guangping County, integrated thousands of years of memories and knew that the Fanyang War would overthrow the Tang Dynasty thirteen years later. The suspicion of father and brother, the unjust death of a good brother, and the chaos of the feudal town for a hundred years were all doomed.
At this time, the East Palace was weak, Li Linfu controlled the court, and An Lushan quietly became powerful in the border town. He hid his sharp edge and secretly laid out his plans as the idle grandson of the emperor: distilling wine and gathering possessions in the sky, making firearms and pharmaceuticals in secret workshops in the mountains, and secret chess spread throughout the three towns of Fanyang. He provoked discord between the emperor and his ministers step by step, forcing Anlushan to raise his troops in advance before he was fully fledged; he also moved the people and prepared food in advance, leaving many empty cities for the rebels to go south.
After Maweipo's remonstrance, the new Lingwu Dynasty was defeated in the first battle. Li Chu was ordered to take charge of an army of 200,000 in the face of danger. Weijun's artillery defeated the cavalry, Julu Neiying broke through the fortified city, and marched all the way to Fanyang. He also went on a lone expedition to destroy the Bohai Sea, expanding the territory thousands of miles away, and the government and the public called him "Taizong was reincarnated."
However, his great achievements shocked his lord, and Suzong became increasingly suspicious. Countering the rebellion is just the beginning. What he wants to take is a road to reshape the prosperity of the Tang Dynasty.
