In order to gain control of the Central Plains, King Zhuang of Chu attacked Zheng State again and again.It was also for the same purpose that Jin Jinggong, the king of Jin, ordered Xun Lin's father to lead the three armies of Jin to rescue Zheng and compete with Chu.

Before Jin's reinforcements arrived in Zheng, Zheng Xianggong, the king of Zheng, went out to meet him and surrendered.

At this time, the army of the Jin State was stationed by the Yellow River and did not go to the State of Zheng to fight against the State of Chu. Instead, they wanted to wait until the State of Chu withdrew before teaching the State of Zheng the behavior of daring to be close to Chu and rejecting the State of Jin.

At this time, there were conflicts among the generals of the Jin army—Zuo Xianyu, the middle army of the Jin army, was afraid that letting Zheng Guo vote for Chu because of his fear of Chu this time would discredit the Jin state and make the princes laugh at him, so he arbitrarily used As the deputy commander of the three armies, he first led a part of the Jin army under his control to cross the Yellow River to prepare for a battle with the Chu army, but abandoned the coach Xun Linfu.Xun Lin's father had to lead the Jin army to cross the Yellow River in order to avoid being responsible for himself alone.

The Jin and Chu sides first engaged in some diplomatic rhetoric.The king of Chu Zhuang sent a young minister to pass the message: Our king has never had a good education and is not very good at words. He saw that Zheng Guo was not doing things right, so he couldn't help but teach him a lesson.It is the tradition of our state of Chu to draw a sword when the road is injustice. In order to maintain the order of the vassal states, our two previous kings did the same, so today our king will send troops to the state of Zheng.We Chu State will never dare to offend Zheng State.All of you ministers of the state of Jin do not need to stay in Zhengzhou to guard against us.

Fan Wuzi Shihui, the general of the Jin State, said: In the past, King Ping of Zhou said to our ancestor Jin Wengong of the State of Jin, "Assist the Zhou family with Zheng Ping, and the king's order will not be abolished."

Our state of Jin and State of Zheng are both countries with the surname of Ji, and the former king of Zhou entrusted us with the responsibility of assisting the Zhou family. Where will it be your turn to teach Zheng State a lesson from the barbarians of Jingchu?Is this still abiding by etiquette?

Zheng Guo did not obey the order of Jin State, which violated the entrustment of the former king of Zhou. We, Jin State, taught him a lesson, and did not dare to bother Chu State.

As the war was about to break out, King Zhuang of Chu also held a special challenge ceremony: he ordered a chariot to go to the Jin army to clamor.

What's ridiculous is that the three people on the Chu army's military chariot, the driver, the left of the chariot, and the right of the chariot, had different opinions on the different understandings of the challenge.

The charioteer thought it was a challenge to let the flag on the chariot brush against the enemy camp; the chariot left as the commander thought he should shoot the arrow and then hold the reins on behalf of the chariot, and then let the charioteer get off the chariot and line up the horses driving the chariot Neat, come back, this is called a challenge; Cheyou thinks that he should rush to the enemy camp, capture the enemy and cut off his left ear, and come back, this is called a challenge.

The three couldn't argue, so they tried all three options.So the challenge was successful, and the Jin army came to fight back.

The Chu army's arrows were not enough, and at this moment a elk appeared, so the Chu army's chariot left and shot the elk with his last arrow, and then the Chu army chariot right offered the elk to the Jin army, saying that it is not time to hunt yet. Season, presumably you are also short of supplies, right?I take the liberty of offering you this elk as food, which you may reward your followers with.

The general of the Jin army who got the elk happily ordered to retreat.

However, there were two or five boys in the Jin army who failed to achieve their wishes in seeking status in Jin, so they harbored personal grievances. They hoped that Jin and Chu would fight and hope that Jin would be defeated, so they challenged Chu again.

People who saw the discord within the Jin State felt that this would be exploited by the Chu army, and they should take some precautions.It was the Zhongjun Zuo Xianyi who disagreed with life and death to guard against the Chu army.

This time the Jin army challenged successfully. King Zhuang of Chu personally led the Chu army to meet the Jin army. From the crowing of the cock to noon, the Jin army was defeated. They fled to the Yellow River and competed to cross the river.

However, because Xianyu did not agree to prevent problems before they happened, the Jin army prepared not enough boats to cross the river.The defeated Jin army fought for the ship, so many fingers were cut off because of the fight that they could be picked up on the ship.

The fleeing Jin army was in a panic, and the chariot was stuck in the mud and could not move forward. The Chu people who caught up saw that the chariot was broken?Then he taught the Jin army to remove the barrier in front of the military vehicle and continue running.

Then the Jin army continued to run, and the Chu army continued to chase—after a few more steps, the horse stopped circling again.

Seeing that the chariot of the Jin army was broken again, the Chu people got out of the car and helped the Jin soldiers repair the chariot and let him continue to run... With the help of the Chu people, the Jin army finally managed to escape for five years. After ten steps, the Jin army turned around and thanked the Chu army, saying, "I am not as good as a great country."

The meaning of the Jin army is that we always win battles, not always lose battles like you, and have rich experience in escaping, while the soldiers of Chu State watched the Jin army run away from a distance of fifty steps...

Paying money to exchange captives back, the Central Plains Tangkou also played thieves, not only the senior generals in the Spring and Autumn Period would be redeemed by their own country, the government also encouraged the people to redeem ordinary soldiers.

"The law of the State of Lu is that the Lu people serve as concubines to the feudal lords, and those who can redeem them will take their money from the government."

There should be this paragraph in the junior high school textbooks of later generations, which is the story of Zigong redeeming people. The background is that the state of Lu encouraged the people to redeem their own country's captives from abroad.

Obviously, Pierre also planned to be redeemed by his own family, and then surrendered - the loss of bird droppings was France's business, and the loss of his life was his own business.

The news of Pierre's surrender quickly spread back to France, but Louis XIV could no longer care about Bird Island when he received the news.

PS: There are too many messes today, the child vomited after coming back from school, plus the past two days of Calvin, so the update is a bit late.

Chapter 862 No comparison, no harm

The magical creature Erwuzai is not only a term for later generations, but traitors are not only unique to the Central Plains Tangkou.

In fact, the [-]-year-olds in Europe are everywhere.

For example, the great Prince of Condé of the Kingdom of France.

Kong Dai is an important branch of the French Bourbon family, and Kong Dai has never been a country or territory.The name is simply Louis named after his father, Charles IV of Bourbon, Duke of Vendôme - Condé of Champagne, which includes the Château de Condé and a dozen villages east of Paris.

After the Duke of Bourbon died in 1527, that is, in the sixth year of Jiajing, François' son Charles succeeded as the patriarch of the Bourbon family through the male line of Count Clement, the youngest son of Saint-Louis.

Among the sons of Charles of Vendôme, the eldest son Antony became the co-ruling king of Navarre and the father of Henry IV. The youngest son Louis inherited the territories of Meix, Norgent, Condé and Soissons. His son Henry I of Bourbon inherited the title of Prince of Condé.

The first Prince Louis actually gave the territory of Condé to his youngest son Charles, Count of Soissons. Charles' only son Louis gave Condé and Soissons to the family of Savoy and Orleans-Rondoville in 1624. female heir.

After Henry IV ascended the throne in 1589, his cousin Henry, the third Prince of Condé, was the presumptive heir to the throne until 1601.

Is it very familiar?How did Emperor Han Xiaojing fool the King of Liang, and then put the army of King Liang on the front line to fight against the rebels of the Seven Kings?After being drunk, the emperor's brother slipped his words?

If one is not similar enough to the other, then converted to Daming, it is probably equivalent to the situation in which Emperor Tianqi became the heir to the throne because he had no children since Emperor Tianqi ascended the throne.

However, King Xin finally succeeded to the throne, and the unlucky Prince Kong Dai was really unlucky.

Henry II de Bourbon was the son of Henry I de Bourbon, the second Prince of Condé. He was born after the death of his father. His biological mother was accused of murdering her husband. Therefore, the identity of his biological father was also doubted. However, Henry IV still recognized him as cousin and heir presumptive until the birth of Louis XIII.

If it's just losing the right to inherit the throne, it's nothing. After all, Henry IV has a son, Louis XIII.

The problem is that the Prince of Condé, who was raised Catholic by his mother, married Charlotte de Montmorency in 1609, but the new Prince's wife had long since attracted King Henry IV...

In order not to let his head become green, the Prince Condé had no choice but to send his wife abroad, and then he also fled to avoid his abnormal cousin.

After Henry IV was assassinated and died, the Prince of Condé returned to France in 1610, that is, in the 38th year of Wanli, and competed with other nobles to make various requests to the Queen Mother Marie de Medici. After being rejected, The nobles, including Prince Condé, simply threatened to open rebellion.

When the Queen Mother insisted that Louis XIII marry the Spanish princess, Condé rallied the great nobles and Protestants against the Queen Mother and her favorite Concini. He was given a large sum of money and territory in exchange, but in September, the Queen Mother accepted the suggestion of her cronies and locked him in a cell for three years. Since then, he has been loyal to the royal family.

Just like Hong Chengchou in the original official history became very honest and loyal after surrendering to the Qing Dynasty, this Prince Kong Dai can be said to have worked hard for Louis XIII and the Queen Mother after he surrendered.

In order to save his own life and the wealth of his family, the Prince of Condé knelt and licked Prime Minister Richelieu without limit.

In the most extreme period, Prince Henri II de Bourbon of Condé even forced his son Louis II de Bourbon to give up his beloved woman, Miye Mattai di Vigeon, and marry him. Marriage of Richelieu's niece Clara Clements.

The latter was a thirteen-year-old child who was not only hunchbacked but also short in stature, a trait which the offspring would inherit in the next two generations as a family trait.

Through this unlimited life-saving method of kneeling and licking, Henry II de Bourbon successfully killed Louis XIII-but it was useless to kill Louis XIII, because Louis XIII had a son named Louis XIV……

Of course, everyone basically has such a thing as a son. The son of Louis XIII is called Louis X, and the son of Henry II de Bourbon is called Louis II de Bourbon.

Louis, who was born in Paris, participated in the battle in northern France in the 13th year of Chongzhen, and he was brave in battle.

In the later period of the Thirty Years' War, that is, in the 30th year of Chongzhen, Louis, who had inherited the title of Duke of Angkian, was ordered to command the French army to fight the Spanish army in northern France.

On May 16, the [-]th year of Chongzhen, Duke Louis of Angkian won the Battle of Rocrois.

This was a great victory, because Louis was facing the Spanish Army, which had dominated Europe for a long time, and his opponents were all experienced generals, but he was only a 23-year-old young commander.

This campaign ended Spain's historical land dominance and marked the arrival of French ground hegemony.

After a series of victories, Louis returned to Paris until Chongzhen 17 was sent to Germany to support the French commander-in-chief Turenne fighting there, this time he was given command of the entire army.

The battle in the summer of Chongzhen 18 was extremely fierce. Turenne was defeated by the commander of the Holy Roman Empire, Count Franz von Messi, but in the brilliant victory in Beilingen, Messi was defeated by the Duke of Ankian and died in battle. Ang Kean also suffered multiple injuries.

In the 19th year of Chongzhen, Angian fought in Flanders with Gaston, Duke of Orleans. After Gaston returned to Paris, Angchian commanded the battle alone and captured Dunkirk.

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