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

Chapter 252 Five Battalions and Five Guards
In a blink of an eye, Duan Yan and Xu Rong each confirmed their titles as generals and they wanted to be prefects. The rest of the people were quite envious. Then they looked at Li Yao and waited for Li Yao to appoint him an official.

At this time, Li Yao looked at the crowd and said:

"Very good, with General Duan and General Xu stationed in Hongnong and Hedong, we can safely seek Hanzhong, Yizhou, let's talk about Hanzhong first..."

Speaking of this, Li Yao walked aside, and the rest of the crowd surrounded them. There was a sand table in front of them. Mountains, rivers, and rivers were all shaped in it. At least they occupied the imperial court, and all kinds of files were fairly complete.

Li Yao pointed to the sand table and said:

"If you want to enter Hanzhong, there are five main roads from east to west. Ziwu Road, Tangluo Road, Baoxie Road, Chencang Road, and Qishan Road. Among them, Ziwu Road and Tangluo Road are the most difficult to travel. Ziwu Road is located in a river valley. Whenever it rains, the water will rise. This road will be flooded. Tangluo Road is located in the deep mountains and steep cliffs.

"Let's talk about Baoxie Road and Chen Cang Road. Compared with Ziwu Road, Tangluo Road is much better. However, many places are connected by plank roads, and it is impossible to pass a large number of soldiers at one time. We can only send elite soldiers and generals to attack and fight quickly. With a small amount of troops, we can quickly capture the pass city and occupy a place for the army behind..."

Hearing this, everyone's face changed slightly, and they felt that it was quite troublesome. They were not afraid of fighting, but there was no good way to deal with this kind of terrain.

Li Yao paused for a moment, then he looked at Bei Gongli and said again:

"The last is Qishan Road. Starting from Hanyang, passing through Wudu, and following the West Han River, you can enter Hanzhong. This road is the most spacious, but it is too far to go around when sending troops."

Hearing this and being watched by Li Yao again, Bei Gongli laughed and said:
"What's the difficulty? Send troops from Guanzhong far away, and send troops from Liangzhou near. When I go back to Hanyang, I will go south first to say hello to the Han and Qiang Ditou. When I send troops, I will enter Hanzhong from Wudu. After I convince my father, I can gather another [-] soldiers. One Hanzhong is not enough to fear!"

Li Yao was overjoyed when he heard that Qishan Road was valued by Zhuge Liang. One reason was that the road was relatively spacious. Of course, another reason was that it could cut off the connection between Guanzhong and Liangzhou, occupy Longyou, attack Guanzhong from a condescending position in the east, and win over Qiangdi to buy war horses in the west.

For them, returning to Liangzhou is like going home, so sending troops from Liangzhou is the most time-saving and labor-saving, as long as Beigong and his son are willing.

Li Yao stepped forward and said:
"With Feihu's words, everything will be fine. You don't need [-] soldiers, but only [-] soldiers. You can take down several pass cities. I will lead the army to go south from Chencang Road and Baoxie Road. One Hanzhong can't turn the sky..."

"This time I raise troops in Guanzhong, you will personally lead the troops to help. My father-in-law, I will go to thank you in person someday. As for Feihu, I want to present you as General Huyi. For your convenience in Wudu, you can also serve as the prefect of Wudu!"

Bei Gongli's eyes lit up, General Huyi, the prefect of Wudu, especially General Huyi, he was very satisfied with this, so he directly promised:

"Don't worry, Zisheng, I will definitely help you take down this Hanzhong!"

Li Yao also said after hearing the words:

"I believe in you, with Feihu here, Pang Rou, Pang De to help, no one can stop us from taking Hanzhong!"

When the rest of the people heard this, they didn't refute anything. Beigong and his son had a strong army, and Beigongli had led the troops to help him, so he should be named a general.

They also agreed with this plan of dispatching troops. Taking the Qishan Road and dispatching troops from Guanzhong would be very difficult, whether marching or transporting food, but sending troops from Liangzhou would not be so troublesome whether marching or transporting food.

Immediately, Li Yao looked at the rest of the people again:

"General Hu Zhen, you were the first to call for battle just now. If I go up to the emperor, I will show you to be the vanguard general, station troops in Chencang, garrison Sanguan, maintain Chencang Road, keep the slopes open, and when the war breaks out, send troops first. Dare you dare!"

Hu Zhen said without hesitation:

"Why don't you dare, the general can rest assured that you don't need the general to lead an army over, and General Beigong and I can take Hanzhong down!"

Hu Zhen, after the death of Dong Zhuo, Li Jue and Guo Si, he seemed to be dispensable, even the one who died was inexplicable.

But to be appointed by Dong Zhuo as General Zhonglang, he still has his own ability, and he is definitely not a waste.

It's impatience, which can be seen from his first call for battle. He has also thought about it. If Bei Gongli sends troops to Hanzhong from Liangzhou and attracts the attention of the enemy, he can lead the elite troops to quickly pass through Chencang Road and Baoxie Road.

As a vanguard, after leading the army into Hanzhong, he was able to make great contributions, and at the same time plundered with troops, which can be said to be a huge profit.

Li Yao clapped his hands and applauded:

"If you take Hanzhong before the army arrives, that's a lot of credit..."

"That's the end of the arrangement for Hanzhong. If you want to fight Yizhou, you have to fight Hanzhong first. Of course, if this Liu Yan is sensible, take the initiative to give up Yizhou, Hanzhong, and come back to Guanzhong, we can spare his life!"

Having said that, let's look at Li Jue and Guo Si...they are anxious, hesitant to speak, as if they want to say something but dare not say it.

Li Yao smiled, and then said solemnly:

"Back when the grand master was murdered and the situation was extremely critical, although I raised my troops in anger, if you hadn't joined me in counterattacking Chang'an, I would never have defeated Lu Bu and taken over Chang'an. How could I have treated you badly..."

Li Yao is Li Yao, even at this time, he is still repeatedly emphasizing and repeatedly establishing his dominant position.

Immediately, Li Yao continued:

"Li Jue, Guo Si, Fan Chou, Zhang Ji, the four generals obey orders!"

Li Jue, Guo Si, Fan Chou, Zhang Ji, the four stood up immediately, cupped their hands and said:
"exist!"

Li Yao looked at them and said:

"Li Jue will be the general of the left middle man, Guo Si will be the general of the right middle man, Fan Chou will be the former general of the middle man, Zhang Ji will be the general of the rear middle man, and the four generals will lead the troops of the headquarters, and together with my soldiers and horses, we will establish the central army..."

"I want to abolish the southern army, the northern army, and completely abolish their forbidden army organization. From now on, the forbidden army will be the central army, that is, us. The central army has five battalions and five guards. The central army has five battalions, the left barracks, the right barracks, the front barracks, the back barracks, and the middle barracks. Each battalion has five guards.

"In the future, the imperial court's forbidden army will be our Liangzhou soldiers and horses. We have to fight back, go east to the Central Plains, and wipe out the thieves!"

This idea was not something that Li Yao thought of in a flash. He had it a long time ago, but he made a lot of adjustments after recruiting the Xiliang Army.

　I checked the information and found the map. The protagonist has this condition. In fact, Hanyang is Tianshui. If you take the Qishan Road and send troops directly from Liangzhou, it will be easier and less laborious than sending troops from Guanzhong.

　　
　
(End of this chapter)