Three Kingdoms: Cross the River by Following the Sima Clan

Summary 1. The moment Deng Ai broke through Chengdu, his personal deadlock was completely locked. Without super-era black technology, there is no possibility of surviving alone Excluding dimensionality reduction settings such as plug-ins and modern firearms, the three conventional roads in front of Deng Ai are all big pits: - Naked and handed over power to the court and retired to seclusion: the great contribution to the destruction of the country and the deep-rooted prestige of Longyou tribe are obvious. The Sima family wants to usurp Wei and centralize power. It is impossible to allow such a top-notch general to live in peace and retirement. The probability of survival is less than 30%. Sooner or later, Luo Zhi will be charged; - and Zhong Hui joined forces to separatist rule and rebelled: all the families of the Wei army officers and soldiers were left in the Central Plains as hostages, the Shu region experienced wars and lacked food and grass, the interests of Zhong and Deng's factions were naturally opposed, and the dangerous fortress of Hanzhong had been fortified by Sima Zhao for a long time. The morale of the army, food and grass, and the geographical location were completely destroyed, and the success rate of the army was infinitely close to zero; - Zhong Hui annexed Bashu by force and monopolized Bashu: Zhong Hui had more than 100,000 main troops, and Wei Guan and other imperial supervisors were spread throughout the army. Deng Ai's own troops were not dominant and had no chance to capture all the soldiers and horses in Shu. 2. The only possible way out for the whole family: Deng Ai took the initiative to lead the assassination. Deng Zhong went to Luoyang with personal and material evidence to accuse Zhong Hui of the murder. Even if we see through the plot, in order to appease tens of thousands of Deng Ai's old troops and stabilize the Yongliang border defense, we must give Deng Ai a generous burial, give preferential treatment to preserve the Deng clan, and sacrifice one person to save the whole family. This is the only optimal solution under the current rules of the times. 3. The iron rule of survival for ancient heroes: after the emperor's suspicion is over, taking the initiative to die is the honorable choice to preserve the clan From Bai Qi, Han Xin to many important officials in the Han Dynasty, once the emperor's suspicion is difficult to resolve, voluntary suicide or death is the best choice; if they are greedy for life, the court will dig deep into the crime and implicate relatives, and the emperor will eventually use the law to force his "face". 4. The core failure of this Deng Zhong-themed novel The author is unwilling to follow historical facts and write a realistic ending of Deng Ai sacrificing his life to protect his family. He insists on writing a story about father and son defying fate to survive and plotting a comeback. Due to the historical deadlock, he can only continue to forcibly demoralize all the characters and pile up ineffective plots. The whole story is messy and logically inconsistent. In the end, it is a foregone conclusion.

It doesn't matter what kind of bullshit breach of contract, there is nothing wrong with eradicating the root cause. Their biggest shortcoming is that their descendants are too stinky and rotten. They are so rotten that no one wants to talk to them and can only scold them. If they lose, it will be the matter of the Nine Clans Xiaoxiaole. Why talk about breach of contract? They are meant to usurp the throne. , If you don't usurp the throne, you will die. If you want to usurp the throne, you must clear out your opponents. This is common sense. The summary is that the descendants are too bad. Sima Yan, the founding emperor, is stinky. He also enfeoffed the real power masters and made a thing with the same holy nature as the emperor. This pureness left a deep impression on Jianwen 🙂

Is anyone scolding the author? A loyal minister of Jin, what the hell is that?

It's the end of the Three Kingdoms, crossing the river in white clothes has happened, killing the owner on the street has also happened, and morality has completely collapsed. The coach goes on an expedition, or leads an army alone, but the coach and his son are forced to this point by someone who looks like a supervisor? Is this the turtle's zodiac sign?

In the third golden chapter, I tried to persuade my father 10,000 times but couldn't do it, and then created the conflict to kill the village party. The author is a god, but it's okay😅 I wrote it too early, so I just wasted a few minutes.

Five people in a group; ten people in a group. "Hanshu·Criminal Law Chronicles" clearly records that "five people are in a team, ten people are in charge" The Wu here follows the Qin Dynasty, which means five people check each other and set up a tent; every five people sit together to supervise each other to prevent deserters. Except for the schools of the Northern Army in the late Han Dynasty, the rest of the army has units of corps, but does not have a corps leader. Shichang is the lowest level military unit. However, the commander is also a big-headed soldier; he belongs to the class of pawns; he can be appointed and dismissed directly by the commander of the village. Team: not permanent; temporary establishment; the number of posts is variable; if during the war the commander points to the left and rear two to supervise the battle, then the left and rear are one team; if the commander points to the right to collect firewood, then the right is to be one team, and it will be done afterwards. 1: Tun: about 50 to 100 troops. The chief of the village belongs to the military officials; You Yi. In the late Han Dynasty, the garrison chief was also called the garrison general; there were five hundred generals. The actual title of the Five Hundred Generals originated from the Qin system; all the people were soldiers and one tenth was a garrison; the Western Han Dynasty followed the practice and it was later abolished. At the end of the Han Dynasty, it rose again and was called the Governor of Hundreds. Therefore, "five hundred generals" and "hundred-man governors" in the late Han Dynasty actually refer to garrison generals; In the early Western Han Dynasty: [Five families work together, and the team has a long one; for ten miles and one li, there are false soldiers; for four li and one li, there are false 500 people in a company; and for ten companies and one town, there are false lords in each town. Due to the early stage of the separatist regime at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, most of the separatist warlords themselves did not have high official positions; some were ministers and horses to try to guard the country, and some were captains of cavalry to lead the prefect. Therefore, the formal establishment of their accounts was very limited; but the actual number of subordinates often far exceeded their own official establishment; therefore, the villages outside the formal establishment were called governors of one hundred and generals of five hundred. So [tun] is an official official establishment unit in the late Han Dynasty. Tun generals belong to the "military officials" and have Yi, tun flags and seals. In addition: the garrison commander who specializes in commanding cavalry; also known as "cavalry governor" and "cavalry five hundred men"; in the late Han and Three Kingdoms, the cavalry garrison commander's status was much higher than that of the infantry garrison commander, and his official title, seal ribbon, and salary were even second only to the two thousand stone prefect. See "Three Kingdoms", "Heroes", and Pei Song's notes [The commander of the village, the leader of a hundred people, is the beginning of the general. In the late Han Dynasty, everyone from the garrison commander to above was called a general, so he was called a garrison general. In the Wei Dynasty, it was called a governor of a hundred people. Anyone who was in charge of a hundred cavalrymen was not called a governor of cavalry. Note: In the late Han Dynasty, war horses were extremely valuable. There was a huge gap between the generals who commanded a hundred infantry and the one who led a hundred cavalry. There are hundreds of knights, which is beneficial to the service. The number of people in a village is several times more than that of a small army. Therefore, although the Cavalry Superintendent is called the general of the village, he often fights with the Yamen General and the Army Sima. In Huang Chuzhong, the general of Yamen was ranked as high as a thousand stones, and the governor of cavalry was ranked as high as a thousand stones, both of which were second to the county guards. Note: The Cavalry Superintendent, Sima, is the second deputy, with a rank of six hundred stones. Cavalry Governor stable captain, code logistics handyman, rank equivalent to two hundred stones. At the end of the Han Dynasty, military officials had titles, seals, and ribbons; they were generally off-duty; wealthy military officials had horses and armor, and belonged to the "scholar" class; they were often the backbone of the lord's military and political group; when there was no war, they stayed in camp to serve the lord, and were called Yamen or Yamen generals. They participated in hunting meetings, martial arts lectures, military training, and learned to command operations. The soldiers are also called shijia, who farm and fight; they are not out of work and have no chance of advancement; they have been soldiers for generations; they cannot do business or serve as officials; they are very miserable and belong to serf soldiers; or they can be called cannon fodder, and their families are held hostage by the warlord regime. When in formation, the military officials drive their disciples in front; if they win, the military officials often mount their horses first; even the number of battle heads of the subordinate soldiers is mostly recorded on the head of the military official, so the ancients killed many people by hundreds and thousands. If defeated, it is often easy for the military officers to escape because they have horses. Of course, for this reason; for the general, defeat is not terrible. As long as the core professional officers and military officials are there, they can plunder some hungry people and capture some strong men on the retreat, so that the army structure can be maintained. If the key military officers were to suffer too many casualties, they would have no choice but to be transferred to civilian positions, or even be punished and demoted. [The old soldier will not die, but the soul of the army will never leave] . 2: Qu: about 100 to 250 troops; formal establishment; setting up Qujunhou; Qujunhou is also known as "Thousand-man General", "Thousand-man Supervisor [Zun]", "Yamen General" and "Qianqianren". The song is a subordinate unit of the department, and each department has two songs before and after. The Han bamboo slips in Sunjiazhai have "the second curve is left wing, and the right curve is forward to right wing", "the curve is in front, and the subsequent curve is left-handed", "the front curve is in front, the middle, front and right curves are in front", "the front and back curves are in order", etc. The Han bamboo slips in Luobu Naoer have "the left part is in the back curve and the Hou", etc., And the Juyan bamboo slips have "the left part is Sima Xuan's Hou Qu Qianren Zun", etc. Another: The cavalry of nomadic tribes often keep things secret. Example: During the Southern and Northern Dynasties, according to the "Book of Wei", it is recorded that in the Battle of Hebei: Houyan generals had 90,000 cavalry on foot; Tuoba Gui generals had 300,000 cavalrymen. "Book of Wei·Taizu Chronicles": [At that time, Chen Liu AD Qian rode 50,000 men in the east to cut off his left; Yuan Yi rode 50,000 men in Hebei to follow him; Lueyang AD Zun 70,000 cavalry blocked the road to the mountains. At the end of the tenth month of winter, Bao burned his boat and fled at night. "Book of Wei·Biography Third": [Wang Zun of Changshan, the son of Shoucheng, the son of Zhaocheng. Few but brave, not stick to trivial matters. At the beginning of Taizu's reign, he was given the title of Zuomingxun, Duke Lueyang. When Murong Bao was defeated, he led seven hundred cavalry to invite him back. The same history book; biographies often contradict each other; there are too many to mention. In fact, both records are correct, because the ancient methods of counting soldiers were different; the official history records were compiled directly; the biographies occasionally showed the actual number of soldiers. Because the cavalry occupies a very wide area; it is not the same as the infantry. The so-called "ten cavalry filling the field" can cover "hundred miles"; "a hundred cavalry divided into sheets" can cover thousands of people. In ancient times, one or two hundred riders were arranged in three horizontal rows, and the length could reach more than a thousand steps. If you rush forward, it will be boundless. It's not even possible to directly use flags, drums, and micro-control to command. Often it all depends on the cavalry commander's personal bravery, insight, and ability to predict and seize the opportunity. During war, the cavalry will take the lead and charge first, followed by the rear teams. [Therefore, personal bravery of cavalry commanders in ancient times was very important. Lü Bu, Zhang Liao, Li Shimin... All had the experience of using dozens of cavalry to rush into the enemy's back, or to use felt-hammer tactics to defeat thousands or tens of thousands of enemy troops. After all, the number of cavalry and soldiers controlled by a political power in ancient times was a military secret. They often bluff to intimidate Xiaoxiao. 3: Department: about 500 to 800 people. If the head of the department is called a school captain, his deputy is not called a deputy school captain; he is called a "jun Sima"; There are also Sima of other departments: the number of posts is uncertain; the maximum number is the governor of four to six thousand people [Qudu]. The actual number is about a thousand. There are also Sima from other departments who only performed one song, or even less than one song. The 'Department' was the largest conventional military unit at the time. Also known as [battalion], [army], and [department], these three titles are different, but they are actually the same concept. If the department is understood to be the current 'regiment' level establishment; then the generals belong to the central regiment, and the army commander belongs to the reorganized regiment and the regular regiment. Sima of the other departments belongs to the miscellaneous group and the temporary group. Under the maximum regular establishment; one unit is commanded by the heavy-numbered general, with the Army Sima as his deputy. There are six tribes: the Sima of the left department [five hundred people], the Sima of the right department [five hundred people], the governor of the tent [five hundred people of the central army Sima], plus one or two additional governors of the other departments, "Sima of the other departments", and the governor of Yamen, [the number of positions is uncertain]. There are about 2,000 people in total. Partial GeneralsIn the late Han Dynasty, various miscellaneous generals, Zhonglang generals and Xiaowei were constantly derived and increased, which devalued the generals. The generals and troops at this level range from the second to the fourth song. The Sima on the left [five hundred people], the Sima on the right [500 people], and the governor of the tent [hundreds of people]. The actual level corresponds to the partial general before the general was devalued. The total number of people is about 1,000 to 2,000. general: captain, captain. It is estimated that there will be one Sima [five hundred people] in the army, and [hundreds of people] in charge of the tent. Contracts range from 700 to 1,000 people. It is important to note. The heavy-number general camp, partial general camp, and school captain camp are of the same level; they are not subordinate to each other. There are school captains, captains and captains, commanding a bunch of heavy generals' camps and partial generals' camps. The miscellaneous generals, heavy generals, and miscellaneous generals of the Three Kingdoms at the end of the Han Dynasty could directly manage only one thousand to two thousand soldiers. Of course, the establishment is 10,000 or 20,000 people, which governs ten or twenty thousand generals [Qu]. This is because there was no electronic communication at that time, which was limited by people's field of vision and the width of the battlefield. In fact, the limit that one person could directly command was one or two thousand people. However, on top of this, there is actually a temporary large army establishment, which is under the supervision of the capital. For example, in banning and supervising the Seventh Army. [Note: In the battle of Guan Yu and Xiangfan, more than 30,000 people were captured, including not only the Seventh Forbidden Army, but also Cao Ren's original troops. According to historical records, there were more than 30,000 officers and soldiers including Yu Jin captured. This is the cumulative number of prisoners, including the "Fanxia generals" and their tribes. Suinan stationed at Fan to attack Guan Yu. The generals under Fan are suspicious of brother De in Hanzhong. ... Ren envoy De was stationed ten miles north of Fan. It rained heavily for more than ten days, and the Han River overflowed. The ground under Fan was five or six feet high, so De and his generals took shelter on the embankment. Yu took a boat to attack it, shooting the embankment from all sides with his big boat. ... And the water flooded and flourished, and all the officials and soldiers descended. De, one of his generals, and two of his five uncles, with their bows and arrows bent, took a small boat to return to the Ren camp. The water filled the boat and capsized it, and the bow and arrow were lost. I held the boat alone and capsized it. I was captured by Yu. I stood up without kneeling. ... And was killed by Yu. ——"The Biography of Pound in the Three Kingdoms". Example 1: The Shu army was divided into dangerous areas, with more than fifty camps at the front and rear. They responded with heavy troops and resisted them. From the first month to the leap month, they defeated them in a big way. They were beheaded by Chen Chen and tens of thousands of people surrendered. ——"The Chronicles of the Three Kingdoms" Gui Hai, Sun Quan wrote a letter, saying: "Liu Bei's party of 40,000 people, with 2,000 or 3,000 horses, returned from Zizi. Please go and sweep them to defeat the enemy." The emperor reported: "In the past, the disadvantages of Kuaihuo caused disasters in Chuyi, and Ziyang's birds changed to defend the pass. The general was vigorous and mighty, and performed extraordinary feats to express my will." - "Book of Wei" He ordered each of them to hold a handful of thatch and attack it with fire. As soon as the momentum was established, Tong led all the armies to attack at the same time, beheading Zhang Nan, Feng Xi and Hu Wang Shamoke, etc., And defeated more than forty camps. Prepare to force Du Lu, Liu Ning and others to surrender. Preparing for promotion to Ma'anshan, Chen Bing surrounded himself. Xun urged all the troops to frown on all sides, and they collapsed, killing tens of thousands. ——"The Biography of Lu Xun in the Three Kingdoms". Liu Bei's "more than fifty camps"; more than 40,000 people. An average battalion has about a few hundred people. Example 3: In the 21st year, when Sun Quan returned from the expedition, he made Dun the governor of the 26th Army and stayed in the nest - "The Biography of Xiahou Dun in the Three Kingdoms" How many people were there in the 26th Army of Huainan? During the Zhengshi period, Deng Ai proposed a plan to manage the Huaihe River Basin. He proposed: "Let 20,000 people live in Huaibei and 30,000 people in Huainan. They will rest every 12 months, and there will always be 40,000 people to guard the fields." In the second year of Zhengyuan: General Zhendong and governor of the Yangzhou military forces, Guan Qiujian, and former general Wenqin, the governor of Yangzhou, raised troops together. After the defeat, Wen Qin fled to Yangzhou. Later, Wen Qin wrote to Guo Huai, stating that they had raised 30,000 troops. So regardless of the pain of his wife and children, he raised more than 30,000 righteous soldiers to the east of Guanqiu Town and headed west to the capital, hoping to support the royal family and eliminate traitors. ——"Wen Qin and Guo Huai Shu" Twenty-sixth Army, 30,000 people. Junyi army has more than a thousand people. Finally; add some digressions. The ancient military system and structure have historical evolution. It's just a different dynasty, maybe a different name. In the early Tang Dynasty, Chaqi and Huqi mansions were set up; each mansion had about 800 to 1,200 people, which was equivalent to the number of people in a department in the Han Dynasty. General Fu Lang is also called the military leader and has a regiment [building] under him. One government becomes one army. There is no clear standing structure above the military. General control of marching in the early Tang Dynasty. The general manager envoys Chijie and the commander-in-chief supervises all armies. There is a general manager of the marching road; he supervises the twenty-fourth army and above. There is a general manager on the marching road; he supervises the twelfth army and above. There is a general manager of the marching road; he supervises the six armies and below. The war is over; the soldiers are dismissed and returned to the countryside; the general manager is dismissed and joins the court. The soldiers of the government have returned to the government, and the generals have returned to the court. The general is not in charge; he is not stationed abroad; when he is in the court, he can only control a few military officials directly under his command [a corps of soldiers and officers]. During the war, all the armies are gathered together; because the soldiers do not know the generals, the generals appoint their subordinates, soldiers and military officials as commanders and generals. After the war, he was dismissed and entered the court. This is actually similar to the governorship system of the Three Kingdoms in the late Han Dynasty. The governor oversaw more than twenty armies. The central commander oversees more than ten armies. The little governor oversaw the second and third armies. However, no matter how big or small the governors are, they are all temporary establishments; after the war is over and they are disbanded, when the general returns to the court, he can only command the Yamen military officials [corps of soldiers and officers] under his command. If you are stationed in a local area, you will have troops assigned to you and your troops will be divided into subordinate Yamen to lead the troops. Only after adding the power of the governor can he control the power of commanding other generals and captains. At least before the Tang and Song Dynasties, there was no regular establishment of 10,000 people or "division" level. Before the Tang and Song Dynasties, there were millions of soldiers on the books, but in fact the maximum regular establishment was only one or two thousand. During important wars, several armies or dozens of armies are temporarily formed into legions of tens of thousands or tens of thousands; once the war is over, the governor is revoked and the legions are disbanded; then the armies are not subordinate to each other. As mentioned in the Zongzong, from the end of the Han Dynasty and the Three Kingdoms to the Sui and Tang Dynasties, they were organized into bu, qu, tun and shi.

I really have no room for imagination about the plot behind this book. I feel like the author will soon have another eunuch 😟

If you don't cut off the real Deng Ai's head, you really can't read this book. It's so fucking disgusting. It's full of emotions. If you travel back in time, you'll have emotions right away.

This is a much better start than Liu Daogui, the whole sequence has everything.

The plot of Machiavellian people and people's calculations is written in a mess, and people's hearts can be judged based on just a few words in history books. Not to mention the ancients, even modern people who have received modern patriotic education have to question their loyalty to the country.