Qiming 1158

Chapter 504 Wanyan Yong is no threat

Li Shi's luck is really bad.

In the battalion, he was protected by the personal soldiers and forced to break through, but there were too many chaotic troops and too few personal soldiers, so he lost all the personal soldiers in the chaotic army, became a bare commander, and almost died in the red. Eyes of chaos soldiers in the hands.

At a critical moment, the Restoration Army killed him again, and he was in danger again.

In order to survive, he had to change into the clothes of ordinary soldiers and run away with Da Liu. He tried to escape from the chaos of the army. He went to Liaodong to find Yan Yong, but his luck was too bad and he was caught by the Restoration Army. captured.

Later, during the prisoner of war review, although Li Shi wiped his face with dirt, he was found to be older and not like a big soldier.

The soldiers of the Restoration Army who inspected him carried him and washed his face, and found that although he was old, he was white and plump, and he didn't look like an ordinary person, so he looked for Jinbing everywhere to recognize him.

In the end, he was recognized as Li Shi, the uncle of the new emperor Wanyanyong, the Shangshu Zuopushe, who had just ascended the throne.

Good guy, not only a high-ranking official like Shang Shu Zuo Pushe, but also Wanyan Yong's uncle, who is closely related!

Su Jue was finally a little happy now.

Although the emperor was very angry after running away, he could make up for some psychological losses by arresting a prime minister, so he personally interrogated Li Shi.

At first, Li Shi acted as a stern driver, and resolutely did not cooperate with Su Jue's questions. He didn't answer no matter what he asked, and even scolded Su Jue and others as thieves. Destroy the nine clans.

Su Jue was furious, and he was not used to him, so he directly ordered the punishment.

He beat him severely with a leather whip, and after the beating Li Shipi opened the flesh, he poured salt water on him, making Li Shi unable to survive or die, and finally forced him to use palace torture.

After all, he grew up pampered, never suffered such tragic flesh and blood, and he was old and lacking in confidence. Li Shi's psychological defense line collapsed quickly, and he finally let go and confessed.

Su Jue sent a military doctor to treat him, apply medicine, bandage the wound, and then he said whatever he asked.

So Su Jue figured out the causes and consequences of the military operation launched by the Liaodong Jin Army, as well as the causes and consequences of Wanyan Yong's proclaiming emperor, learned the situation and the actual strength of the Liaodong Jin Army, and knew that Wuyanpu Luhun was the Liaodong Jin Army. Dinghaishen Needle.

Li Shi's tears and snot were wiped all over his face, shaking while explaining what he knew, including Wanyan Yong.

Su Jue recorded all of this, and together with Li Shi himself and some higher-level prisoners of war, they sent them to the Central Capital to present the prisoners to Su Yonglin and ask him for credit.

Then Su Jue and Wei Kexian discussed for a while, and decided to move forward, strive to win the entire Liaodong Corridor, and burn the war to Liaodong, so that the remnants of the Jin Kingdom could not rest.

So Su Jue and Wei Kexian sent troops together. After capturing Zongzhou, they sent troops to Jinzhou, and then sent troops to Jianzhou, Lizhou, and Xingzhongfu.

It did not exceed the expectations of the two of them. After Wanyan Yong's defeat, the attack of the Restoration Army can be said to be devastating, and the officials of the Jin Kingdom all looked at the wind wherever they went, and none of them dared to resist——

Wanyan Yong's defeat had already abolished the will of resistance in these state capitals, and they no longer dared to resist, nor did they think Wanyan Yong could successfully resist the invasion of the Restoration Army.

So what are you waiting for, why don't you just surrender?

After the Restoration Army entered Yizhou, Su Jue and Wei Ke made some calculations. They felt that the march was almost over, and the logistics would not be able to keep up with the march, so they paused the march and turned to lay a solid foundation for the several states to be captured. The territory was rectified, and troops were dispatched to the direction of Liaoyang Mansion for reconnaissance.

As the Tokyo of the Jin Empire, Liaoyang Mansion is still of great political significance. Su Jue wanted to capture Liaoyang Mansion as the military and political center of the Restoration Army in Liaodong, laying the foundation for future raids and operations in Liaodong.

After some investigation, Su Jue wrote a military report to Su Yonglin, believing that the new defeat of the Jin army was not enough to resist the offensive of the Restoration Army, and it was necessary to take the Liaoyang Mansion as the Garrison and Support Point of the Restoration Army in Liaodong as soon as possible. It is also very meaningful for the next Liaodong offensive.

Therefore, Su Jue asked Su Yonglin for assistance of military supplies and cavalry.

Su Jue sent people to Zhongdu twice before and after. The first group of people who escorted Li Shi and some prisoners of war arrived in Zhongdu on the tenth day of May, the third day after the Jin Empire was announced by Su Yonglin to cease to exist.

At that time, Su Yonglin was immersed in heavy government affairs, and when he heard such good news, he was overjoyed.

So he met Li Shi in person, and obtained the interrogation report written by Su Jue himself. He learned that on the seventh day of the fourth lunar month, Wanyan Yong was actually proclaimed emperor, and he also said that Jin Guo would be reborn.

But at that time, the Kingdom of Jin had not yet collapsed.

Isn't this funny?

Moreover, the first battle after Wanyanyong became emperor was defeated by Su Jue and Wei Kexian, so Su Yonglin lowered Wanyanyong's military level by a threat level, feeling that Wanyanyong's own military was not very good, and he would lose his troops. It is even less likely to become a real threat.

Give him another five years and he won't even think about regrouping.

The threat from Liaodong is not too big. You can relax a little, let yourself take a breath, organize Yanyun and the land already occupied, straighten out the administrative and military system, and lay the foundation for the next step of building the country. .

With such an idea in mind, Su Yonglin sent all the worthless Li Shi and the group of high-level prisoners to the Guidance Department and the Revival Society, and asked them to take them to various places to parade in the streets, calling on the public to watch, and then a public trial and execution.

By the end of May, when Su Jue's request arrived in Zhongdu again, Su Yonglin had already tried and executed 130 or two members of the royal family of the Jin Kingdom, high-ranking officials and dignitaries, and built more than [-] new villages, with remarkable results.

The entire Yanyun area has been recovered, except for Huanzhou and Shuozhou, which are still carrying out unnecessary resistance.

The scale of victory has already fallen and can no longer be changed.

Here, Han Jinggui made a great contribution.

The Western Expedition Army led by him also captured the Xijing Datong Mansion in the Jin Kingdom three days before Su Yonglin conquered the Central Capital, which is Yunzhou among the sixteen states of Yanyun.

Since the last Xijing left-behind Xiao Huaizhong died in battle, Wanyanliang has not had time to appoint a new Xijing left-behind, so he asked the governor of Datong to temporarily stay in Xijing, but Xijing was transferred too many troops and horses, and its military strength was seriously insufficient.

After Han Jinggui led the Tianxiong Army to attack Datong Mansion, Datong Mansion was not strong enough to resist. After holding on for a while, it was still broken. The surrounding states were hopeless, and the Restoration Army recognized it when they came over. Damn, they all surrendered.

That is to say, Huanzhou and Shuozhou, the Jurchen officials serving as Jiedu envoys and defensive envoys, did not give up and insisted on resisting, so Han Jinggui sent troops to surround Huanzhou and Shuozhou, cut off the communication between the two states, and sent documents of surrender into the city. , called on the soldiers in the city to resist the superior, join the Restoration Army, and then be able to eat.

The city defense of the two states seemed unstable.

With this in mind, Su Yonglin felt that if he could obtain a stable long-term garrison in Liaodong for operating military forces and enhance military radiation, thus affecting the situation in the entire Liaodong, then it would undoubtedly make sense to do so.

Moreover, Liaoyang House is the Tokyo of the Jin Kingdom, and its political significance is of great significance. Now that the Restoration Army has captured the Nanjing Zhongdu and Xijing of the Jin Kingdom, it is only one Tokyo away to achieve four kills and complete the all-round crushing of the Jin Kingdom. How good is it politically?

So Su Yonglin thought about it, and instructed Lin Jingchun, who had just arrived in Central Capital to start his office, to find a way to allocate military expenses, provide military supplies and horses to support Su Jue in conquering Liaoyang Mansion.

At the same time, Su Yonglin also decided to divide the Yanyun Corps into two and set up a separate Liaodong Corps to deal with the war in Liaodong, while the Yanyun Corps was mainly responsible for the frontier defense and the Great Wall defense in the Yanyun area, as a garrison in the capital. .

During this period, as the main troops arrived in the land of Yanyun one after another, Su Yonglin began to plan for military reorganization, reorganizing the slightly chaotic army formations due to the Jin Army's southern invasion and the Restoration Army's northern expedition.

It is also possible to break up the small hilltops of the various armies and restore them to their original state, so that the new recruits who join the Restoration Army can integrate into this large group more quickly.

Therefore, the reorganization of the army is imperative.

(End of this chapter)