Summoning the Peak of the Three Kingdoms

Chapter 2471

Chapter 2467: The blood of the Great Victory in Gaojing (2) flows into a river

The momentum of the rebellion of the rebels was so great that the whole Chang'an fell into panic, but Li Kui, Li Chunfeng and others in Tang Gong's mansion did not panic at all.

Before Li Shimin left, Chang'an was handed over to Li Kui, Li Si, and Li Chunfeng for joint management. The three of them restrained each other, which could also prevent rebellion.

"My lords, this is the list of rebel parties who initiated the rebellion." Li Chunfeng said.

After Li Kui and Li Si looked at each other, Li Kui snorted coldly and said, "I want to know who rebelled."

Immediately, he took over the list, but the further down he looked, the uglier Li Kui's expression became.

"How is this possible? The eldest son of the head of the Wang family in the east of the city died in a battle with the Qin army. In the first Guanzhong battle, the Wang family even contributed half of the family soldiers. How could the Wang family rebel?"

After hearing Li Kui's words, Li Si answered, "The school lieutenant Zhang Fei who initiated the mutiny in the West Camp, his father was also killed by the Qin army. He and the Qin army had a feud against his father. But he still participated in the rebellion, what do you think?"

The more Li Kui looked down, the more frightened he became. These rebellious families were all big families who once supported Li Tang, but now that Li Tang was killed, they all rebelled against Tang.

Within the city of Chang'an, [-]% of the aristocratic families in Kansai are gathered, and it is precisely because of the financial support of these aristocratic families that the dilapidated Guanzhong can develop so rapidly.

But it is also the gathering of aristocratic families in Guanzhong. Whether it is Yang Jian or Li Shimin, after occupying this land, they have more or less been constrained by the aristocratic families.

Compared with Yang Jian, Li Shimin's situation is better. Because of Ying Hao's land reform policy, the Guanzhong family basically supported Li Tang with all their strength, and their hatred with Daqin also deepened during the war.

Most of the Kansai aristocratic families have feuds with Da Qin. As long as Li Tang and Da Qin are against each other, they will all support them.

But now Li Tang is almost unable to keep Chang'an. Once Chang'an is captured by the Qin army, it will not be settled after the fall.

You must know that few of the aristocratic families who oppose Daqin's land reform policy and oppose Daqin will end well.

Every time the Qin army occupied a place, they would kill the local families who opposed the land reform. The heads of the people killed were endless, and no one dared to oppose it. Only then did the land reform policy be implemented smoothly.

The Jingbei family, the Hebei family, and even the Liaodong family were all terrified of being killed by Daqin's butcher knife, so they honestly became obedient citizens, and now it is finally the turn of the Kansai family.

Among the aristocratic families in Kansai, there are also many families who migrated from Kanto to Guanzhong during the Han-Ming War, and these people are extremely afraid of war.

In addition, those families that have had a feud with Daqin are also extremely afraid of Daqin's butcher knife. After all, it can't be because of the enmity of one or two people that the whole family, counting dozens of people, can't live?

Although they have enmity with Daqin, it is only one-sided. As long as they don't hold grudges, Daqin will naturally not care about it.

Therefore, if Daqin stood in line before Daqin invaded Chang'an, and handed over the land in his hands after Daqin occupied Guanzhong, Daqin would naturally not settle accounts with them.

Based on this consideration, there are so many aristocratic families who turned their backs on Li Shimin and fell to the Daqin camp.

Yuhuatian's activities in Chang'an were very simple, he just opened his mouth, pulled the banner of Daqin, and fooled these families in Chang'an, but he never expected that the plan to win over the Chang'an family would go so smoothly.

Yuhuatian even thought about whether these aristocratic families might be swindling surrender, but thinking that they neither knew their identities nor who would be involved, the possibility of swindling surrender was very small, which gave them A verbal acceptance and reassurance.

What Yu Huatian didn't know was that in the eyes of these aristocratic families, his acceptance was like a gold medal for avoiding death, so naturally he would not let go of this opportunity to be accepted by Daqin.

But what these aristocratic families don't know is that Yuhuatian is no longer the person in charge of Daqin in Chang'an, but the two literati Li Si and Ban Chao are.

In Li Si's view, hatred will not disappear, it will only be hidden deeper.

Moreover, even if these aristocratic families are willing to give up their hatred and take the initiative to hand over their land, they will still leave hidden dangers for Daqin's land reform policy.

Why not take this opportunity and use Li Tang's hand to kill all the Kansai family at once.

In this way, hidden dangers can be eliminated, the land reform can be carried out smoothly, and the suspicion of the real pro-Qin faction can be cleaned up, so as to facilitate their next actions. It can be said to kill two birds with one stone.

Facts have proved that literati are often more ruthless than generals.

In order to complete his plan, Li Si did not hesitate at all, and decisively decided to sacrifice the aristocratic families in Chang'an City to pave the way for his own official career. After all, the life and death of these aristocratic families is his business?
You worked so hard to help Li Tang back then, but now your family is exterminated by Li Tang, and you are completely to blame for this fate.Li Si sneered in his heart.

Of course, he certainly couldn't tell the truth about getting rid of the Kansai family with the help of Li Tang, and it couldn't be credited to him, Li Si, but secretly, the Emperor Qin would definitely remember that it was his credit.

After thinking up to this point, a sneer appeared on the corner of Li Si's mouth, he looked at Li Kui jokingly, and said in his heart: Li Kui, Li Kui, how are you going to take the trick this time.

"My lord, something is wrong. The Cai, Shi, Bai... eight families in the east of the city have also joined the rebels."

"My lord, Huang and Lin in the south of the city... the six major families took advantage of the chaos to rebel."

"...My lord, the Sun and Cao families in the north of the city, taking advantage of the rebellion by the rebels, indulged the family soldiers and robbed the business district."

"……grown ups……"

Bad news kept coming, and the faces of Li Kui and the others changed from calm to unsightly (Li Si was faking it). After all, there were too many aristocratic families who took advantage of the chaos to rebel.

From the current point of view, the number of families participating in the rebellion has reached more than one hundred.

Even if the clan soldiers of these aristocratic families have been conscripted by Li Tang once, there are still a certain number of clan soldiers left.

Even if only 50 people were dispatched from each family, it would add up to [-] rebels, enough to shake Li Tang's rule in Chang'an.

What's more, if Li Tang can't suppress the rebellion, more families will join in and completely turn Chang'an upside down.

But even so, the three of Li Kui still did not lose their composure, until a piece of news came that shocked the three of them at the same time.

"My lord, in the four great camps in the southeast, northwest, many generals from aristocratic families, after hearing that their families rebelled, they also launched mutinies one after another.

Now the four battalions in the southeast, northwest, and north are all in chaos, unable to send troops to suppress the rebels, and the rebels are heading towards the Duke's Mansion. "

"what?"

Li Kui, Li Chunfeng, and Li Si all exclaimed. The first two didn't expect the rebellion to affect the barracks, while the latter didn't expect the four camps to be affected.

After Li Shimin led his army to leave, only [-] troops were left in the Chang'an Fourth Battalion, which added up to [-] troops.

Now all the four battalions have launched a rebellion. In a short time, it is obviously impossible to send troops to suppress the rebellion.

But if the Fourth Battalion does not send troops, there will only be more and more rebellious families in the city, which will eventually cause irreparable consequences.

Faced with this situation, if Li Shimin's backhand is not strong enough, even Duke Tang's mansion may be breached by the rebels.

Li Si secretly calculated in his heart, and then looked at Li Si and Li Chunfeng, because the chassis left by Li Shimin must be controlled by one of these two people.

At this moment, Li Chunfeng stood up and gave an order with a cold face: "Here, the Xuanjia Army in Weiyang Palace will be dispatched immediately to suppress the rebellion."

Hearing this, Li Si couldn't help being startled. He saw the Xuanjia Army leaving the city with Li Shimin with his own eyes. How could they still be in Chang'an City?

Sure enough, Li Shimin had expected a long time ago that there would be a rebellion after leaving the city, so he left behind, secretly hid the Xuanjia army in the palace, and dispatched to suppress the rebels at a critical moment.

It's just that I don't know if Li Shimin has left behind other than the Xuanjia Army.

Li Si thought to himself, and at the same time he was a little thankful for his caution, otherwise he would definitely die this time.

The Xuanjia Army is one of Li Tang's two most elite battalions. With the Xuanjia Army on the way, the mob composed of aristocratic families in the city is naturally impossible to be an opponent.

Although the Xuanjia army is heavy cavalry, their speed is not slow. The rebel army has not yet reached Tang Gong's mansion, but the Xuanjia army has already arrived first.

The Xuanjia army is powerful, and it is extremely easy to deal with these aristocratic family soldiers, even if it is a dozen or so, so with only one round of charge, the rebels who were killed were devastated and retreated steadily.

The patriarchs who launched the rebellion, as well as the patriarchs who joined later, saw that it was the Xuanjia Army, their faces turned pale with fright, but they all knew that they had no way out.

Facing elites like the Xuanjia Army, they couldn't be opponents at all. The only chance was to use street fighting to delay time until their own people from the Four Great Battalions came to support them.

If the anti-Tang rebels in the fourth battalion were unable to defeat the Xuanjia army, then everyone would have no choice but to die.

Even if these patriarchs knew that street fighting was the only way out, the aristocratic family united with the rebels did not form a unified leadership at all, and the person in charge of Daqin in Chang'an did not show up after the rebellion started, so it was impossible to implement this point at all. go down.

It wasn't until the person in charge of Daqin appeared again that the aristocratic rebels had a backbone again, but what they didn't know was that Yuhuatian led them to a dead end.

"Patriarchs, listen to me. General Tang, who surrendered to my Great Qin, is about to gain control of the Fourth Battalion. If you persevere, the reinforcements will arrive soon. So don't confront the Tang army head-on. If you can go home, go home first. You can't retreat into the mansion and use the walls and terrain to fight street battles with the Tang army."

Yu Huatian's words made the rebellious allied forces of the aristocratic families find their backbone again, and then they dispersed in a rush, those who went home, those who ran for their lives, in short, they did not dare to stay on the main road and confront the Tang army head-on.

Yin Kaishan, the leader of the Xuanjia Army, was dumbfounded when he saw this scene. If he was head-to-head, the number of rebels would be doubled, and he would still be no match for his [-] Xuanjia Army.

But in street fighting, this is not the strong point of killing the Xuanjia Army, if you are not careful, you may even be killed.

Yin Kaishan didn't dare to act without authorization, so he chased and killed the rebels on the main road, and at the same time sent someone to report to Li Chunfeng.

Li Chunfeng kept in mind Li Shimin's exhortation to "rather kill the wrong than let it go", and at the same time was eager to suppress the rebels, so after receiving the news, he decisively gave Yin Kaishan the military order of "rather killing the wrong than letting it go".

After Yin Kaishan received the order, he ran into trouble again. After all, there were too many rebellious families, more than 100, and it was too dangerous to disperse his forces to attack. So he divided Chang'an City into four major areas, and concentrated his forces to attack one by one. Kill the mansion where the rebels are hiding, and the families that participated in the rebellion on the rebel list.

Neither Yin Kaishan nor Li Chunfeng knew about it. Although their decision was not wrong, it was not so easy to let go of the butcher knife.

Before Yin Kaishan had cleared an area, the Tang Army in the four battalions in the southeast, northwest, and north had already suppressed the rebellious Tang Army.

After learning that there were still rebels in the city that had not yet been wiped out, Li Maozhen, the chief general of the East Camp, Li Longji of the West Camp, Li Si'en of the South Camp, and Zhang Shigui of the North Camp, all led troops to wipe out the aristocratic families who participated in the rebellion in the city.

With the order of 'I'd rather kill the wrong than let it go', the soldiers of the Tang Army completely turned into Shuras of the world, and they didn't have any scruples at all when they killed people.

In the back, not only the defenders of the Fourth Battalion, but even the Xuanjia Army were all red-eyed and completely mad.

Without confirming the authenticity, the butcher's knife was turned to those innocent aristocratic families. A large number of innocent people were involved and died of the butcher's knife.

In order to prevent the upper body from getting into trouble, the major families ordered their soldiers to close the gates. They must not open the door to let Tang Jun in, and they were even unwilling to accept Tang Jun's investigation.

They thought that such behavior was for self-protection, and only in this way could they have a little sense of security, but in the eyes of the red-eyed Tang Jun, this was a guilty conscience.

So what else is there to say?Just slaughter it.

For a time, the whole Chang'an was filled with mourning, blood flowed like a river, and innocent people who died unjustly under the butcher's knife of Tang soldiers were everywhere.

Hearing the screams outside one after another, Li Kui suffered a lot in his heart.

In just one hour, he learned that there were 38 families that were exterminated by Tang Jun just because of the same surname.

It was obvious that the Wu family in the east of the city participated in the rebellion, but the Tang army couldn't help but slaughtered another Wu family in the south of the city, the north of the city, and even the east of the city that did not participate in the rebellion.

This is really a person who made a pot at home and came from the sky. Just because he had the same surname as a family that participated in the rebellion, his family was brutally exterminated.

This is too indiscriminate, and if this method of killing continues, the entire clan in Chang'an will be killed.

Li Kui really couldn't bear it any longer, so he said to Li Si and Li Chunfeng: "We can't continue to kill like this regardless of black and white. If we continue, my Tang Dynasty will lose all hearts."

　A chapter of [-] characters, the ninth and tenth updates of the Silver League.

　　At present, I still owe 1 chapter of Xiangyun Huanyue, 2 chapters of Fighting the Light of the Sky, and 5 chapters of Romantic Ten Years, and try to pay them all before the Chinese New Year.

　　
　
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