The Phoenix's Three Kingdoms: A Daughter for the Tactician Dad

In the creation of novels, many writers have created an imaginary military strategist named Guo Jia, and even in the era of self-media, they have also created a plot that Guo Jia will not die and Crouching Dragon will not appear. But Guo Jia is not a strategist at all. If a counselor can influence and control the situation, there is only one person in the Three Kingdoms, Kuai Yue. Kuai Yue, also known as Yidu, is a ruthless character who is ignored in the novel but plays a decisive role in history. He knew Yuan Shu, and his judgment of Yuan Shu, "Yuan Shu was brave and unbreakable" was actually very correct and nuanced. Courage means bravery. When the Han Dynasty was at its peak, Yuan Shu dared to set fire to the palace gate. It was also unprecedented for him to directly attack the palace with his army. It can be said that he has a courageous and explosive character. Then what does the word "break" mean? It is "". In popular terms, it means being casual. This is Yuan Shu's biggest feature and also his fatal weakness. If you look at history, you will find that Yuan Shu governed with "tolerance" and Yuan Shu's "tolerance" style of governance. It comes from the Wujuan in the character, which is "si", that is, not knowing the choice, that is, the "degree" is not grasped well and is too wide. Yuan Shu was so lenient that he didn't need to hold on to any promises, and he didn't do a very good job of "choosing". After taking Nanyang and Yuzhou, they advanced to Yangzhou. Without digestion, they fired the blaster and started fighting on both sides, heading north to Yanzhou and south to Jingzhou. Then Yanzhou was defeated. On the contrary, Cao Cao did very well regardless of his choice. Yuan Shu invaded Yanzhou and captured the entire county of Chenliu at once. Cao Cao was patient. He endured until Yuan Shao's army arrived and joined forces. He endured until Yuan Shu was deprived of food by Liu Biao and had to attack during the war. Even if it destroys its own territory, flooding will drive away the enemy. When Cao Cao faced Yuan Shu, contrary to the creation of various novels, he always focused on protecting the situation and driving away the enemy. It's never a head-on confrontation. When Yuan Shu intervened in Xuzhou again and blasted Liu Bei with a blast, that is, Yuan Shu, Liu Bei, and Lu Bu fought so hard in Xuzhou that Cao Cao dared to take action against Yuan Shu. It was only after they went south to conquer Chen State and followed the waterway to collect the Yellow Turbans of Yingchuan that they dared to extend their tentacles into Yingchuan territory. Open the way to kidnap Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty. Yuan Shu defeated Liu Bei, but when he looked back, he found that Yingchuan was gone and the emperor ran away with Cao Cao. This is Yuan Shu Wujuan's performance, there is no key choice. Every piece of land was seized, and in the end, the sesame seeds were picked up and the watermelons were lost. But Yuan Shu has another advantage: "Every time he consults, he always discusses things honestly. He can't resist him, but he respects him and doesn't dare to be disrespectful." - He is lenient, but he still accepts it. As the leader of the largest clan, Yuan Shu abides by the etiquette and rules of the world and values ​​love and righteousness. What does it mean? Yuan Shu does not need simple people (big chess party) like Zhuge Liang. What is needed is a Quincy. That is to say, stability means achieving the entire strategic goal in successive steps while making choices.

Especially the love story with Feng Fangnu at the beginning. The Fen Juhe River is full of words. His son is extremely beautiful. The beauty is beyond measure, unlike the road. -- "The Book of Songs·Wei Feng·Fen Juhu" Feng Fang, the concubine of Yuan Shu, has a precious tweezer with a thousand gold, which can be inserted to enhance her charm.

An army without enough food has no combat effectiveness. As a master of tactics, Yuan Shu made almost no mistakes in his policies throughout his life. Note that almost, not all. Yuan Shu and Sun Jian, one was a knight and the other was cunning, but the road cut off the food and station, and then the two continued their friendship as if nothing had happened. Even if he proclaimed himself emperor, it was not actually a matter of destiny - the biggest problem was that Yuan Shu should not have gone north to attack the three counties of Chendong after being defeated by Lu Bu. This is the historical Yuan Shu's invasion of Chen State. Note that the geographical location of Chen State is exactly in the middle of Cao Cao's sphere of influence. If it is defeated, Cao Cao's influence will be cut off from the middle and will be quickly divided and disintegrated. Moreover, the structure of the Chen State is relatively complicated. The three counties of Chendong are Cao Cao's fiefdoms. Chen King Liu Chong supports Yangxia County in the north of Chen State. Chen County in the south is under the jurisdiction of Chen Prime Minister Luo Jun. They are all very independent from Cao Cao, that is, the Sanbu Gang. Yuan Shu's target was Chen Dongsan County. In September 197, Yuan Shu launched an attack on the three counties of Chen Dong in the Chen State. Although the city of Qiyang, the important place of Chen Dong, was captured in the end, due to lack of food during the process, Yuan Shu asked Zhang Kai to assassinate Luo Jun first and then Liu Chong. Note that it was not to attack the three counties of Chen Dong to borrow food, but to borrow food for Yuan Shu to attack the three counties of Chen Dong. Although they had prepared a little food, Chen State was already in chaos and ruined. Then Cao Cao came east in a big way. Even if Yuan Shu was not assassinated by Lu Bu, there was no food on the front line, but people hated Yuan Shu. Can't hold on at all. Lack of food was also the fundamental reason why Yuan Shu lost Pei State and Runan County in Huaibei after this war. You must know that Yuan Shu was able to become the number one prince in the world because of his ability to raise food (there are many old officials from the fourth and third generations) This is the only time in history that Yuan Shu misjudged the situation politically, and it also cost the life of the Yuan Shu Group. At that time, Yuan Shu was proclaimed emperor, but no one dared to attack Yuan Shu. Sun Ce has little strength. Chen Deng was also unable to attack Yuan Shu. As for Cao Cao? It's also self-care. Liu Biao repeatedly asked Zhang Xiu to attack Cao Cao's Ye County. The border of Yingchuan County where Xu Du was located was also being attacked by Jingzhou forces many times. Cao Cao could not take care of Yuan Shu, who had just experienced a major defeat. Under this background, as long as Yuan Shu can stabilize and accumulate food, the Yuan Shu Group can come back to life. However, Yuan Shu still chose tactics and wanted to repeat the miracle of Huainan's resurrection from the dead after the defeat in the Central Plains. Yuan Shu wanted to repeat the miracle, but it cost him his life. Invading Chen State regardless of its internal emptiness. He thought Cao Cao would not send troops against him. But Yuan Shu is not Liu Biao, and Huaibei is not Jingzhou - Huaibei's food supply is close to being cut off. Yuan Shu wanted to replicate the miracle and split Cao Cao's forces but ultimately failed.

Personally, I still prefer Lu Bu, who is both civil and military, so I don't know which version of Lu Bu the author is writing. Liters cannot be literary, warriors cannot be martial, and those who possess both civil and military skills are rare. Who do you think Lu Bu is? " Answer: "There is a saying among soldiers, "A red rabbit is among horses, and Lu Bu is among men." But I say that Lu Bu is not a human being! " Lü Bu Ranking, No. 1, Fire Phoenix Starts a Prairie Fire. Lu Bu. -King of Coquettish Talk, Civil and Military: Double 90+, top-notch strategy, ceiling of force - Coquettish Talk: Philosophy + Madness + Venomous Tongue, Becoming a God with every word - Compelling Style: Pretender + Overlord + God of War, aura crushing peers - Comment: Not a human being, but a god of troubled times with both civil and military skills 🥈 No. 2: Lu Bu from "Dynasty Warriors" - Civil and military skills: 100 martial arts, 60 wisdom (reckless but not stupid) - Rumor: "The enemy is ashamed! I'll take off his clothes! "(Geng Wang) - Strong character: arrogant, arrogant, self-centered, strong aura - Weaknesses: weak intellect, pure martial artist 🥉 3rd place: "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" (original work/Old Three Kingdoms) Lu Bu - Civil and military skills: 100 martial arts, 30 wisdom () - Hot words: few, more straightforward ("I have a painted halberd and a red rabbit, why should I fear the world!") - Forceful style: pure force to intimidate, no sense of Machiavellianism ​Which one of your Lu Bu can you learn from?

How about taking Lu Bu in? Don't let him die?

Order. No matter whether the order established is a good order or a bad order, you must have an order and take the lead in complying with it. It's not that you can control everything if you have power. Dong Zhuo had power, but the world was in chaos. Liu Biaodan rode into Jingzhou and was able to quickly integrate because the order Liu Biao wanted to establish was in the interests of Jingzhou scholars. But Yuan Shu despised order and didn't even pretend. A typical example is the Ma Rixi incident. In contrast, how Yuan Shao treated his servant Zhao Qi, "Go out hundreds of miles to meet the emperor and obey the emperor's orders." When you threaten the emperor or something, first of all, on the surface, you have to pretend, right? Yuan Shu? It is to directly seize Ma Rixi's talisman festival and directly use the talisman festival to establish a court branch. Are you as direct as you? When Liu Yao went to Yangzhou, it was a big chess game between the Han Dynasty in Chang'an and the scholars. From Xu Gong's appointment in Wu County, to Wang Lang's appointment in Kuaiji, Wu Jingdan and Yang County, including Zhao Yu, Guangling, and even Zhu Zhi, they were all involved. When Liu Yao becomes the governor of Yangzhou, it is the end. This is the rhythm arranged by the scholar group. Because there is already Lu Kang's Lujiang County. As long as Liu Yao successfully crosses the river, he will have three counties in his hands. Why cater to Liu Yao? Because it is in the interests of these scholars, a stable order is required - Chen Deng has already sharply pointed out to Liu Bei, "The superiors can help the people and become the five hegemons, and the subordinates can cede territory and defend the territory, and write merits on bamboo and silk." If Yuan Yue wants to succeed in the strategy, he must know exactly what kind of order he wants to establish. Only then can we be united. If it were Feng Yi's world, then he could only reuse scholars like Zhou Yu (Zhou Yu grew up in Luoyang), he could only reuse local tycoons like Lu Su (I think the Han Dynasty was not long-term), and Yuan Yue could only use the family as the backbone, reuse poor families, and explore a stable order.

The warlords of the Eastern Han Dynasty all developed across different places and states. Cai Yong of the Eastern Han Dynasty proposed the three mutual laws, which is the domicile avoidance system for local governors. As long as they are locals, they have no right to serve as local governor. In order to become a warlord in the late Han Dynasty, one must either have a court order or have some attachment in the early stage. This is because the system does not inherently have the legal conditions for strong and powerful separatism - the governors of the state and animal husbandry can only be outsiders. If they encounter slightly more powerful officials and powerful local landowners, they will basically end up with the annihilation of their clans. Therefore, when faced with a prefect with authority and blessing, the powerful can only compromise. When the prefect needs political achievements, the powerful need the protection of the political power, cooperation becomes natural again. Generally, they would unite and fight against the local wealthy families. The typical example was Liu Biao, who united with the Cai family, the Kuai family, and the Pang family to deal with the disobedient clan traitors. Liu Biao and Liu Cong even married the Cai family.

Wen Ji's records are ridiculously sparse. There is no official history of Wen Ji's final official position, or even details such as his birth and death dates. The relevant deeds are only preserved through the biography notes of his son Wen Qin - "Father Ji was a cavalry commander in Jian'an and was brave." Wen Qin was the governor of Yangzhou in the Wei state and the main figure in the Second Huainan Rebellion. There is no biography of him in "Three Kingdoms", but there are also records of Wen Qin's deeds in the biographies of Wu and Wei at the same time. However, Wen Ji does not have any specific records, and the term cavalry general cannot be used to derive any effective information at all, and the time is even more ambiguous. Under construction? This time is too long and there is no point at all. Wen Ji was from Qiao County, Peiguo County, Yuzhou. If you want to say that you have been with Cao Cao for a long time, you shouldn't be like this. It should also be noted that there is no clear record of the specific creation time of Cao Cao's Tiger and Leopard Cavalry in existing historical materials, but the earliest date is two or three years after the Battle of Guandu, that is, between the fifth and ninth years of Jian'an, which is consistent with Wenji's records in Jian'an. Where was Wenji before? There is only one direction, which is the Yuan Shu Group. Because in the Central Plains and the South at that time, only the Yuan Shu Group was famous for having cavalry. Even Lu Bu actually did not have a large-scale cavalry force. Because Lu Bu was a refugee and was driven out of Chang'an, the cavalry following Lu Bu was actually very few. When Lu Bu arrived at Yuan Shao's camp, almost only a few people followed him. Wen Ji was also a cavalryman, brave and powerful. He had lived in Yuan Shu's sphere of influence for a long time and was unknown. There is only one possibility. He is a frustrated leader among Yuan Shu's cavalry. In the end, Yuan Shu returned to his hometown after his defeat. In the end, he joined Cao Cao and helped Cao Cao create the Tiger and Leopard Cavalry. He was evaluated as a "famous general" by virtue of his military exploits. This is also the reason why his son Wen Qinneng was named a "famous general" when he was young, and the reason why Wen Ji's records are almost blank.

This is the true composition of Yuan Shu's power plate. Yuan Shu was in Xuzhou at the time and controlled the entire Guangling County + the core area in the southern part of Xiapi County. Most of Xuzhou's grain and population output fell into Yuan Shu's hands. The entire county of Guangling is under the direct jurisdiction of personnel. As for the core part of Xiapi County, it is Huaiyin, Xuyi, and Huaipu, which are directly controlled by Yuan Shu. This is the area along the Huaihe River and the north-south transportation hub of Xuzhou that Yuan Shu defeated Liu Bei and won. What Lu Bu can control is the remaining core areas of Pengcheng, Xiaopei, and Xiapi City, which nominally belong to Lu Bu. In fact, the territory is very small, and the resources that can actually be mobilized are very limited.

Almost all other warlords of the same era had clear records of massacres and plundering of cities, but Yuan Shu did not. No matter how hard we tried to smear Yuan Shu, we could not find them. Not only that, during the more than ten years that Yuan Shu ruled in Huainan and southern Xuzhou, there was no large-scale peasant uprising at the bottom. I can't find it either, just can't find it. It is in sharp contrast to Yan, Henan, Xu and other places during the same period. Not to mention compared with Cao Cao and Sun Quan, even Liu Bei couldn't do it. However, in order to prove their legitimacy, the three families of Wei, Shu and Wu had to portray Yuan Shu as a dim-witted clown. The only thing they could do was to amplify his black spots of arrogance and arrogance. Since the author writes a book, he must break away from the stereotyped influence brought by history books or the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. History is not like that. Yuan Shu's nursery rhyme is due to the failure of diplomacy (proclaiming emperor) and the separation of power (rebellion), which led to the destruction of the group.