Chaos of the Three Kingdoms Summons

Chapter 2476 General Li Tang, Emperor of Yuan Meng

The system has created a remnant of the Central Plains in order to balance it out!

However, the remnants of the Central Plains are just that!
Compared with the remnants in the south, they are far inferior.

Zhu Yuanzhang has controlled the south for so many years, and as the overlord of the south, he has a deep control over all aspects of the south.

The war in the South that year was an even more protracted war.

The casualties in the war in the south were several times that of the war in the Central Plains.

Moreover, Zhao Kuangyin, the overlord of the Central Plains, was helped by the northern princes. This shows the gap between the two sides.

Zhao Kuangyin, the overlord of the Central Plains at that time, unified the Central Plains for a period of time, but what was the situation of the Central Plains at that time? After he unified the Central Plains, he was simply unable to firmly control several states in his hands like Zhu Yuanzhang did.

After Zhao Kuangyin unified the Central Plains, he was busy patching up the holes in the Central Plains and had no time to do anything else.

It is precisely because Zhu Yuanzhang had such strong control over the south that even though he has been defeated now, there are still many remnants of Zhu Yuanzhang hiding in the entire south.

Moreover, the south is far away from the capital and the imperial power, which makes it seem like the emperor is far away. These remnants of the party would occasionally stir up trouble.

If the remnants of the South were rats in the gutter to Li Xiang, then the remnants of the Central Plains were not even rats.

After all, during the Central Plains War, many people surrendered to Zhao Kuangyin's side, and among them were many of Zhao Kuangyin's own relatives. Even if there were some remnants, it would be much easier to deal with them than in the south.

Moreover, Zhao Gongming was born a little late.

He didn't come out during the Central Plains War, and the Central Plains War has been over for so long, what's the use of coming out?

However, even if the Central Plains War really breaks out, the impact will not be significant.

Given Zhao Kuangyin's situation at that time, let alone Zhao Gongming alone, even if there were Xiang Yu, Li Yuanba, and Li Cunxiao added to the mix, there would be no way to change the final outcome.

No matter how powerful these people are, can they really provide food and grass for Zhao Kuangyin?
"Ding, the sixth balance player, Yuan Luzhi, command 51, force 106, intelligence 54, politics 31.

Implanted identity: A survivor of the Japanese Empire, he fled to the Tang Dynasty and became a general of the Tang Dynasty.

Li Shimin can be said to have gained another powerful general!
However, Li Tang is no longer the same as when he first started. At this time, Li Tang can definitely be said to be full of brave generals.

Each of the five powerful generals is famous and fearsome.

Especially among the five fierce generals, Li Yuanba, Du Jiaosi and Huang Mei, in the previous war, they suppressed Youzhou so much that it could not even raise its head.

Although Huang Mei was a latecomer, his deterrent power to Youzhou was almost as great as that of Li Yuanba, and even made those people in Youzhou doubt their lives for a time.

Fighting alone, he obviously still has the power to fight back, and there is even hope of winning.

Logically speaking, if there are two more people, even if we can't surround and kill the enemy, at least defeating them won't be a problem.

However, after two more people were added, they were the ones who were beaten and fled in panic.

This kind of unreasonable thing might be okay if it happened once or twice, but after it happened too many times, those brave generals from Youzhou naturally began to doubt their lives.

With five powerful generals, Yuan Luzhi, a junior general, can only say that he is the icing on the cake.

"Ding, balance the seventh person, Mengge, Command 97, Military Strength 94, Intelligence 90, Politics 97. Implanted identity: Son of Tolui, grandson of Temujin.

Carrying: Yuan Haowen, Wang E, Liu Heima, Shi Bi, Alibugha, Guyuk, Wulianghatai, Qiebuhua, Weisaiyinbuhua, Shimokuluman, Shimodula, Shuchitai, Weidar, Hesaer, Beilegutai, Hechiwen, Temuko Ochijin, Huazheng.

Mongke is known as the last Great Khan in the history of the Mongol Empire. After him, Kublai Khan was the emperor of Yuan Mongolia, not the Great Khan of the grassland. Kublai Khan was a man who achieved both the two great achievements of going south to capture the dragon and sealing the wolf in the lair.

And among Kublai Khan's meritorious group, there were almost no Mongolians.

It can be said that by the time of Kublai Khan, the status of these Mongols had plummeted compared to before. He even had to be on guard against his poor relatives on the grassland.

From this point of view, Mengge can be regarded as a half-destroyer of the Yuan Mongol Empire. After all, after him, the Yuan Mongol Empire and the Khanates on the grasslands were clearly in a state of division.

But in fact, before Mongke became the Great Khan, the Mongol Empire had already shown a trend of division. And this division was an all-round division.

From an external perspective, because Batu had sharp and irreconcilable conflicts with Guyuk during the process of leading the "Western Expedition of the Eldest Son", after the death of Ogedei, no matter whether Toregene was regent, Guyuk was the Great Khan, or Haimish was regent, Batu, the greatest Mongolian prince, had basically become independent, and the central government was completely helpless against him.

Even when Toregene convened a kurultai meeting to elect her son Guyuk as the Great Khan, Batu refused to attend, clearly showing his disapproval and contempt for Guyuk.

It was for this reason that after Guyuk came to power, he personally led his troops to conquer Batu and teach him a lesson for his disrespect for him. However, Guyuk did not succeed and died on the way to the west. It can be said that Guyuk not only failed to establish the authority of the central government, but made the central government even less authoritative.

The host kings represented by Temujin were also basically not under the control of the central government. When Ogedei died, Temujin led his army to Karakorum, hoping to seize the position of the Great Khan by force. However, he was a little hesitant and therefore could not move forward. But if he had really entered Karakorum at that time, the position of the Great Khan might have been his.

But no matter what, this also means that Timuge was dissatisfied with Tolege's regent and Guyuk as the Khan. Timuge was a representative of the host kings and also a representative of the older generation of princes. His dissatisfaction with the central government also meant that this type of princes were dissatisfied with the central government.

In addition, although Tolui's descendants did not explicitly express their opposition, they were secretly accumulating strength and trying to seize the position of Khan, and eventually they achieved this goal.

In addition to the dissatisfaction of the princes outside the Ogedei family, the Ogedei family also did not buy into each other. Originally, Ogedei established Shiremun as the heir to the Khanate, but Toregene forced the regent and gave the position of the Khan to his son. So Shiremun was of course dissatisfied with Toregene. Later, Guyuk became the Khan, and then Haimish became the regent. In this way, Shiremun was naturally dissatisfied with Guyuk and Haimish.

At the same time, Haimisi's regent status meant that Guyuk's sons could not inherit the throne of the Khan, so these sons were very dissatisfied with their mother. In short, the intrigues among Ogedei's descendants were very fierce, and the Ogedei family completely lost its centripetal force.

In addition, Toregene, Guyuk and Haimish handled government affairs extremely poorly.

Because the court had no centripetal force, the local people were dissatisfied with the central government. In addition, the kings of the east, the west and the local kings were all alienated from the central government. Therefore, the Mongol Empire at that time was indeed in a state of disintegration.

It can only be said that after Mongke came to power, the Mongolia he took over was a complete mess. The subsequent division of Mongolia was the result of a series of factors, not because of Mongke's lack of ability.

Even during the reign of Mongke, he temporarily reunited Mongolia, which had once begun to split.

Before becoming the Great Khan, Mengge had actually solved the problem of the host kings. After Guyuk came to power, he sent Mengge to deal with Temugu who intended to rebel. Mengge did not kill Temugu, but only dealt with the people under Temugu. In this way, he solved the problem and also pleased the host kings. So later, the host kings listened to Mengge very much.

Then, Mengge handled the relationship with the kings of the Western Road, especially with Batu. He and Batu joined forces to convene the kurultai meeting and seized the position of the Great Khan of the descendants of Ogedei. The relationship between Batu and Mengge was a strategic partnership. When Mengge became the Great Khan, Batu accepted the leadership of the central government.

Mengge also handled the relationship with the local princes well. The local princes were represented by the descendants of Tolui. Mengge handled the relationship with the local princes, which was the relationship with his brothers. Mengge also handled this relationship very well.

He sent his second brother Kublai to attack Dali, sent his third brother Hulagu to organize the third Western Expedition, and sent Ariq Boke to assist him in handling court affairs. In short, all of this made Mengge unite his brothers closely together, and his brothers trusted him very much, unlike the descendants of Ogedei who argued with each other.

In addition, Mengge also used appropriate methods to handle the relationship with the princes of the Ogedei clan, which is particularly important.

The only criticism was that Mongke died suddenly under Diaoyucheng, leaving such a huge empire without an established successor and thus falling into constant internal strife.

It was not until Kublai Khan, who had captured the dragon in the south, relied on the power of the Han people and achieved the goal of conquering the Wolf and conquering the Xu, and dealt with his relatives on the grassland, that this vast empire finally had a new master.

However, in this process, the disintegration of the Mongol Empire could no longer be contained.