Qiming 1158

Chapter 188 The Angry Wanyan Liang

It has been a month since Su Yonglin defeated the Shandong Jinjun. The matter is so big that Su Yinguang has intercepted more than a dozen letters, not to mention the others that have not been intercepted.

There must be a lot of people who have successfully arrived in the Central Capital. Maybe Wanyanliang already knows the news that the thieves in Shandong are very strong.

However, there should be a period of time before he launches the attack, as short as three months or as long as half a year. He cannot launch an attack.

This precious time must be seized and must not be wasted.

With such an idea in mind, Su Yonglin decided to take Dezhou, Enzhou and Bozhou within a month, break into Hebei in another month, and gallop across Hebei. A group of insurgent allies.

Then he faced the first wave of powerful crusades coming from the Jin Army in Hebei, trying to defeat it, forcing Wanyanliang to dispatch his army to the south, and he even launched a personal expedition early.

He quickly completed the strategic planning with the assistance of the Chief of Staff, and assigned the tasks to the various troops, agreeing that the troops would formally send troops northward on September 27.

Because Sun Ziyi still needed some time, he decided to send troops north on the first day of October.

Su Yonglin didn't want to waste these few days. He had to race against time, and not a second was wasted.

On September 27th, the Shengjie Army swore to march to the north. Except for the White Tiger Regiment, led by regiment training envoy Su Jue, who stayed behind at Dongping Mansion, all other armies were mobilized.

The [-]th Regiment and [-]nd Battalion, with a total of more than [-] victorious and Czech troops, embarked on this wave of expeditions with high fighting spirit, and on the [-]st day of October, they captured Liaocheng, the capital of Bozhou, annihilating more than [-] people of the Jin Army, and got a good start.

Liaocheng was once occupied by the rebel army, and was later recovered by Shuhu Siji, who slaughtered the rebel army in the city.

With an eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth, Su Yonglin wiped out all the golden soldiers in the city, beheaded the golden general, the governor of Bozhou and the Liaocheng county magistrate, and avenged the martyrdom of the local insurgents, which won the hearts of the local people.

Afterwards, Shengjie's army was like a broken bamboo, and successively conquered Tangyi, Boping, Qingping, and Gaotang counties. On the sixth day of October, the army was divided into two groups, all the way to Enzhou, all the way to Bozhou.

The Shengjie army was sharp and unstoppable, and Bozhou in Enzhou had almost no enemies. By October [-], Su Yonglin had conquered Zaoqiang County in Jizhou, Hebei, where he was watching Hebei.

The plan to enter the army, which was expected to be completed in one month, was completed in only half a month.

The further back, the more the local Jinbing collapsed.

Cities in various places opened automatically one after another, and they did not resist.

The local tyrants responded by raising troops one after another, following the Shengjie Army to fight, and after the war, Su Yonglin was named local county magistrate, county lieutenant and other important official positions, entrusting them with the local ruling power in exchange for their obedience.

As a result, Su Yonglin had more and more followers, and there were countless responses.

With their support, Su Yonglin even set a brilliant record of breaking two cities in one day, making him famous locally.

When Su Yonglin gathered troops in Zaoqiang County, in addition to the main force to win the Jie army, he also gathered more than 2 local armed forces. These local armed forces expressed their willingness to follow him in the Northern Expedition.

The situation is very good.

On the same day, Su Yonglin also learned that after Sun Ziyi's Northern Expedition, he successively captured Cangzhou and Jingzhou, and captured the important town of Nanpi, where the banner of the Restoration Army was erected.

Both the Liberation Army sent troops to the Northern Expedition and achieved great victories, and all parts of Hebei fell into violent turmoil for a while.

Hebei was in turmoil, and a lot of intelligence showed that it was caused by the attack of the rebels from Shandong. The bureaucrats in Hebei were so terrified that they could no longer turn a blind eye, so they sent reports to the central government for help.

Although the members of the Shengjie Army's intelligence team tried their best to stop the army as the army penetrated into various parts of Hebei, they were unable to intercept all of them due to the large number.

So, Wanyanliang finally learned that on October [-]th of this year, that is, six months after the uprising of the Liberation Army, and two days before Su Yonglin captured Zaoqiang County and Hushihebei, he finally learned that the rebellion in Shandong had been Uncontrollable.

When Wanyanliang first heard the news, he was still surprised and couldn't understand. He thought how could Hebei be attacked by rebels from Shandong on a large scale?
This unscientific!

However, more and more reports of requests for help entered Zhongdu and came to his palace to let him know that this matter was not fake or a joke, but a real thing.

How could this be?
Wanyanliang was puzzled, and suddenly remembered that he had received a report from Shandong not long ago that there was a rebellion in Shandong, but it was within the controllable range. Jing has dispatched troops and horses to carry out the annihilation operation, and is about to win.

He seemed to have mentioned it at the time, and reported to him after the war was over.

But then there was no news.

Wanyan Liang was dealing with all kinds of problems, and he was busy preparing for the southern expedition to the Song Dynasty recently.

And more importantly, no one mentioned it to him at all.

After Wanyan Liang had doubts, he was extremely furious. He immediately sent someone to call the Privy Council's servant San Hutu and the Privy Council's deputy apostle Shan Zhen.

Especially Tu Shanzhen, he vaguely remembered that Tu Shanzhen was responsible for following up on this matter. Pusan ​​Hutu was ill at the time, and Tu Shanzhen was in charge of many things in the Privy Council.

Tu Shanzhen knew the news earlier than Wanyanliang, because the matter was huge, he dared not hide it, and he couldn't hide it, so he had to report the matter to Wanyanliang to know, and his face turned pale with fright.

In fact, Tu Shanjing wrote him a few letters, secretly talking about the scale and extent of the rebellion in Shandong, so that he had some bottom line, so he knew that the scale of the rebellion in Shandong was not small, and there were probably several prefectures. such a large range.

Originally, Tudanjing sent news from time to time to let him know the extent of the rebellion in Shandong, but in the past two months, such reports have suddenly been interrupted.

This made Tu Shanzhen a little puzzled. She thought that something was wrong, so she took the initiative to send someone to ask, but the person sent there was no news and did not come back.

Just when he felt that the situation was not right, turmoil broke out in many places in Hebei, and a large number of rebels attacked. Several prefectures in Hebei could not resist and fell. Only at this time did Tu Shanzhen realize that something major had happened.

This was a major event he couldn't and didn't dare to hide, so he could only hand over the news with a thumping heart and hand it over to the emperor to let the emperor know.

So half a year after the uprising, Wanyanliang finally knew that this uprising was not a small matter, but a big one.

A major event sweeping across Shandong and Hebei.

After holding back his anger and calling Pusanhutu and Tu Shanzhen, Wanyan Liang sat on the throne and stared at the two of them, and then turned his attention to Tu Shanzhen, his favorite.

(End of this chapter)