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

Chapter 77
Yunwu outside the city!

The [-] army is ready to go, apart from the [-] descendants of Li Wenhou, Beigong Boyu and the others, there are nearly [-] Diqiang barbarians.

As for cattle, sheep, war horses...there are tens of thousands of all kinds of livestock.

Although it is still messy, there is finally a little order, at least different tribes stand in different positions.

They were in groups of three or four, joking, or fighting, anyway, they couldn't see the main general, and the main general couldn't see them either.

This is the status quo of the army, which is actually a gang of mobs.

But this gang of mobs, dare to fight and fight, are proud of dying in battle, ashamed of dying of illness, so they are brave and first in the world!

And in the center of this army stood the main personnel of the rebellion.

Chen Yi and Ling Zheng, two unlucky people, were forced to become the initiators of the rebellion.

Since the two of them were forcibly captured by Li Wenhou and Beigong Boyu, they have been under house arrest. Although they were not killed, they were completely cut off from the outside world.

This rebellion has nothing to do with them, but their names have spread throughout Liangzhou, and even the emperor keeps talking about it, and there is no possibility of escape.

Han Yue, Bian Yun...and many famous people, none of them survived, they were all coerced into it.

Especially Han Yue, who was stared at by Li Yao's people and had no way to contact anyone, now he is completely a puppet.

In the original history, Han Yue was able to kill everyone, probably because he took the initiative to follow the thief and coerced the people to join the rebel army. Therefore, he had the power to be the final winner in the internal strife.

Even so, Li Yao still didn't relax, and planned to kill him if he had a chance.

Li Wenhou, Beigong Boyu, and the various chieftains, they are the leaders of this army, and they are also the leaders of this rebellion.

At this time, they were offering sacrifices to the heaven and the earth. They used their blood as an alliance. They sacrificed cattle, sheep... and other livestock. Finally, each cut off a piece and ate it.

The whole process is both primitive and wild, but also reveals a kind of solemnity.

After doing this, everyone on the left and right looked at each other, and finally Li Wenhou stood up, and he looked at all the people and shouted loudly;

"Today we swear an oath to our teachers, and we will raise our troops to the east. We want to seize more land, we want to raise more people, we don't want to be oppressed anymore, we just want to live more freely!"

On the side of the Qing emperor, punish eunuchs, this is just a slogan. If you want to get the full support of all the powerful chiefs, you will naturally need another slogan, such as land...such as population...

Are slogans inconvenient? Li Wenhou, Li Yao and his son are not very particular people, so it doesn't matter what kind of slogan it is, as long as it is useful.

When all the chieftains heard this, their faces flushed with excitement, and they would not hesitate too much if they were asked to bring their clansmen to die.

As for Chen Yi, Lingzheng, Han Yue, Bian Yun...they all turned pale, they stopped pretending, they had a showdown, and they just wanted to rebel, so why did they drag them on.

Then Li Wenhou turned his head directly, looked at Li Yao and Bei Gongli, and said loudly:

"Li Yao, Bei Gongli, now you two are the vanguard of the army, do you have any objections?"

Fight tiger brothers, fight father and son soldiers!
This rebellion is different from the history. This time it was Li Wenhou and Beigong Boyu who took the lead, so naturally they had to set an example.

Li Yao and Bei Gongli didn't hesitate when they heard this, and walked out in big strides. This was originally discussed:
"only!"

The Diqiang chiefs around all widened their eyes when they saw such a scene, and looked at Li Wenhou, and Beigong Boyu also showed respect.

Now that they even sent their sons out, what reason do they have for disobeying orders?
At this time Li Wenhou nodded secretly, and then said loudly again:

"All the chiefs return to their own formations, and the army will set off immediately!"

Now these Diqiang chiefs also said from the bottom of their hearts:
"Follow the order!"

It is not easy to get these people to be really obedient, after all they represent nearly [-] Diqiang barbarians!

For example, why Li Wenhou can have such a big voice...

That's because Li Wenhou took away [-] private soldiers from Li Yao, not because Li Wenhou didn't trust Li Yao, but because they were [-] elite soldiers!
The armor on his body has a defensive power close to that of iron armor. With this elite force, even Beigong Boyu, who is better at fighting and has stronger personal force, is inferior to Li Wenhou in terms of speaking power.

After all, only those who have strength have the right to speak!
The efforts made by their father and son at the beginning have not really begun to pay off until now.

Now this elite force will no longer go into battle easily. It is usually used to frighten the powerful chieftains, and will really participate in the battle at critical times.

But for Li Yao, has he completely lost control?
Actually no!

His two younger brothers, Li Yan and Li Lin, are still in this army. The military commanders, military judges, and quartermasters he trained are also in this army. Because they can read and do arithmetic, the key is proficient in Chinese and Qiang bilingual. These are talents, but they are quite useful, so Li Wenhou took them away together.

Li Yao managed to snatch all his soldiers out, otherwise he would be taken away by Li Wenhou.

There is no distinction between father and son, so Li Wenhou took away many people around Li Yao, which also made many people around Li Yao belong to Li Yao.

Moreover, during this period of time, Li Yao did not do everything for nothing. Relying on his outstanding personality charm, he turned his head and tricked three thousand Diqiang barbarians into appearing among those Diqiang barbarians.

These Diqiang barbarians were formed into an army in the form of tribes, and the discipline was extremely loose. At the same time, the powerful chieftains of all tribes turned a blind eye, so they were easily fooled by Li Yao over more than 3000 people.

Of course, as long as this war is over, these Diqiang barbarians will still return to the tribe with their chiefs, but to put it bluntly, even if they all die in battle, Li Yao won't be too distressed.

This time Li Yao was the vanguard, leading three thousand Diqiang barbarian cavalry.

Although the number of people has doubled, weapons, armor, organization, tacit understanding...all are inferior to their own private soldiers.

But from another perspective, if they were really well-equipped and disciplined, they wouldn't be fooled by Li Yao, and those Diqiang chiefs would definitely not let them go easily.

And this is considered an employment relationship. Li Yao has to provide food for the three thousand Diqiang barbarian cavalry. Although they don't need to be compensated if they lose the battle, they must be rewarded if they win.

Only by bringing them wealth can they maintain this employment relationship and even attract more Diqiang barbarians to follow.

(End of this chapter)