Liu Bei Moved His Capital to Southern Xinjiang, and I Helped Him Rebuild the Han Dynasty

In the first year of Zhangwu, Guan Yu was defeated in Maicheng, Jingzhou was completely lost, and the vitality of Shu Han was seriously damaged. At this time of life and death, Chen Ce, a strategist from a poor family, proposed to Liu Bei a plan to move the capital - to abandon the war-torn Yizhou Basin and be surrounded by enemies on all sides, go south to Yunnan, and establish the capital in Kunming, using the thousands of miles of southern border as the basis to recuperate and rejuvenate. Against all odds, Liu Bei led hundreds of officials, soldiers and civilians, and old troops to go south, leaving Zhuge Liang, Ma Chao, and Wei Yan to guard the northern line of Yizhou. He led the core civil and military forces such as Zhang Fei, Guan Ping, Guan Xing, and Zhang Bao, and started the road of moving south to establish the country. On the way, Chen Ce gathered the refugees and improved military discipline, and met Ma Xian, the orphan of the Ma family in Fufeng. In order to avoid the massacre by Cao Wei, Ma Xian lived incognito and became close friends with Guan Ping. He also met Guan Yinping, the daughter of Guan Yu, and fell in love secretly. After the army arrived in Kunming, Chen Ce established rules and regulations to appease the Yiyue tribes in the south, opened warehouses to release grain, measured land, built cities and capitals, quickly stabilized the people's hearts, and was ordered to go out to recover the thousands-mile-long Red River Delta, open up the main sea routes, and win the future granary for the Shu Han. After that, Liu Bei made Kunming his capital, stationed in the fields and trained his troops, conducted trade in Southeast Asia, and subdued the barbarians, and his national power became increasingly stronger. Chen Ce organized the world, connected with the barbarians externally, cultivated political principles internally, resisted Cao Wei in the north, and resisted Dongwu in the east, gradually realizing the reversal from "retreating to the southern border" to "striving for hegemony in the world". The new generation of generals such as Guan Ping, Ma Xian, Guan Yinping, Zhang Bao, and Guan Xing grew up to be pillars. They protected their home and country in the flames of war and friendship, jointly avenged their fathers, revived the glory of the Han Dynasty, and finally left the southern Xinjiang, conquered the Central Plains in the north, unified the world, and achieved the unprecedented glorious imperial cause.