People in the Eastern Han Dynasty, Hu and Han respected together

Chapter 192 Dong Zhuo's appointment as an official
Dong Zhuo entered Luoyang, abolished the emperor, and proclaimed himself prime minister. After these things spread to Liangzhou, the time has come to November.

Jincheng, Yunwu!
After returning from Hexi, after paying compensation to the families of the wounded and dead soldiers, and throwing the captives and livestock to the pastures in the county... After finishing these matters, Li Wenhou finally went home to rest.

However, a piece of news was urgently delivered. After Li Wenhou learned about it, he slapped the table and his thigh with a smile, and said at the same time:
"What a good Dong Zhongying, not only became an official in Luoyang, but also abolished a Han emperor and re-established a Han emperor. He proclaimed himself prime minister, took control of the government, and did a good job, and he did it happily..."

Speaking of this, Li Wenhou laughed even more:

"I should write him a letter and congratulate him. We Liangzhou people should be like this. Why should we be arrogant and humiliated by the scholars? We have the strongest cavalry in the world, and we should make the world afraid!"

After finishing speaking, Li Wenhou really started to write letters. He and Dong Zhuo are also familiar, so it is really appropriate to congratulate.

Not long after, Li Yao, who also returned home, enjoying his life with his wife and baby in his arms, also got the news.

After being stunned for a moment, he returned the child to his wife, while he fell into deep thought:
"Dong Zhuo's entry into the capital is a symbolic event. The great man has only lost control overnight. Without the imperial court sitting in the center, the whole world is torn apart. We will no longer be trapped in Liangzhou. We will go out of Guanzhong in the east, go to Yizhou in the south, and go to Bingzhou in the north. The day of fighting for world hegemony is coming!"

Li Yao felt his blood boil, but he soon calmed down. The struggle for world hegemony had to be carried out step by step. Now the world hadn't really been divided, and it would take some time for the princes to ask for the Dong, to collect food and grass, and to recruit soldiers. This could not be completed in two or three months.

If it was so simple to fight, if it was so simple to ask Dong, those remnants of the Yellow Turban, Black Mountain Army, Baibo Army, Huns, Wuhuan... would have been wiped out long ago, and it is impossible for their Li family to control half of Liangzhou.

As for whether the feudal princes should seek Dong or help Dong, Li Yao hadn't made up his mind yet.

If you ask for directors, you can increase your reputation to a certain extent, but with their background, even if their reputation is improved, scholars will not think highly of them.

If you help Dong, it depends on whether this Dong Zhuo is willing to pay real benefits, such as a general or a state shepherd.

Or they can not help each other, take care of themselves, develop on their own, and gradually erode the entire Liangzhou.

The main one is to play by ear, and even if a decision is made, it should not send a large army.

After all, Luoyang is thousands of miles away, what benefits can be gained by sending a large army, and how to solve the food and grass needed in the middle, unless the counties and counties along the way can provide supplies.

Send 500 or 1000 people, and then call it an army of [-] or [-]. This is enough. Anyway, the princes are not really begging for Dong, but it is just that the Han loses its deer, and the princes divide it. Whoever gives true feelings will lose miserably in the end.

They have fought a battle this year, and it is difficult to gather a large army again. The men and horses need to rest, and the food and logistics do not support the expedition.

Starting from Hexi, Zhao Xian intends to concentrate manpower, material resources, and financial resources to develop the four counties of Hexi with all his strength. Only by connecting Jincheng and the four counties of Hexi into one can he become his own strength.

Juyan's barrier and Shandan's horse farm must be repaired and built, which requires their support, and more investment is always required in the initial stage.

Because the two places are still unstable, even their wives and children are still staying in Yunwu. After all, Li Yao is married, and Li Yan and Li Lin will definitely not be single forever.

Although there are not groups of wives and concubines, there are wives and concubines, sons and daughters, and life is quite happy. The ancients said that they start a family and start a business. They have already got a family, and they just need to build a career.

Moreover, Yunwu also needs to expand, which is a huge expense. Yunwu is their political center and military center. Since their power has become more stable, many local tycoons and Qiang generals have chosen to settle here, hoping to seek more opportunities.

Just like Ma Teng, if he didn't directly reward a house for his meritorious service, it would not be so easy for him to buy a house in Yunwu.

Now that I have returned to Longxi, and brought my family to Yunwu, I will be a native of Jincheng from now on.

It is because of similar situations that the expansion of Yunwu has become inevitable, and it is impossible to build it. It must be built.

After all, Liangzhou still lacks population. If there is no such restriction, the military and economy will usher in a take-off. If the logistics are guaranteed, troops can be sent directly to all directions, and they can fight wherever they want, and they have to plan repeatedly.

If you look at the world, what are the other forces doing at this moment.

Luoyang!

Ever since he was in power, Dong Zhuo appointed his subordinates arbitrarily. First of all, he named his younger brother Dong Min as Marquis, General Zuo.

Then there are the six great generals, Niu Fu, Dong Yue, Duan Yao, Hu Zhen, Xu Rong, and Lu Bu. The first five are confidantes. As for the last one, Lu Bu, although he is an adopted son, he is actually a guard.

At this time, Li Jue, Guo Si, Fan Silk, Zhang Ji were still the captains beside Niu Fu, and there was another person beside Niu Fu, Jia Xu.

This configuration can be called luxurious, and Dong Zhuo is really very good to Niu Fu, the son-in-law.

At the same time, there are Hua Xiong, Li Meng, Wang Fang...these Xiliang generals are all school lieutenants who are beside Hu Zhen or other Zhonglang generals.

In fact, there were Gao Shun, Zhang Liao, and other generals under Lu Bu's command, but Gao Shun was not well-known. As for Zhang Liao, he was an old general of Ding Yuan, and was later recommended to He Jin.

He could only join Dong Zhuo's command, but because of his background in Bingzhou, he was closer to the Bingzhou army. Simply put, including him and Gao Shun, although they were both generals under Lu Bu's command, they did not recognize the master.

These Bingzhou generals, unlike those Xiliang generals, were not arbitrarily appointed by Dong Zhuo, and the two factions of Bingliang were not as close as one family.

But even so, there is an extra faction in the imperial court. This faction is centered on Dong Zhuo and controls almost all military power.

Those aristocratic families were suppressed miserably. They had rich experience in political struggles, but Dong Zhuo didn't talk about martial ethics, and directly put a knife on their necks, which made them afraid to say anything and could only swallow it in their stomachs.

Just because everyone obeyed him, Dong Zhuo's ambition grew more and more, and he spoke and acted more and more wantonly. He even went to the palace frequently, bringing out good treasures when he saw them, and bringing out beautiful women when he saw them. Facing the emperor Liu Xie, he didn't have much respect at all.

Because of his leadership, the army under his command often robbed the people, raped women... a lot of evil things were done.

Dong Zhuo didn't restrain himself, so the army was very loyal to him, but the people of Luoyang hated him so much that they gritted their teeth.

(End of this chapter)