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Wang Zhen'e was born on the fifth day of the fifth month in the first year of Ningkang. According to custom, the fifth day of the fifth month is an unlucky day.

So his parents wanted to send him to another family to raise so that he would not bring harm to the family.

But his grandfather Wang Meng was very surprised when he saw Wang Zhen'e and said that this was not an ordinary child.

In the past, Mengchangjun Tian Wen was born in an evil month and became the prime minister of Qi. This child will make our family prosperous, so we named him Zhen'e.

"In the eleventh year of Taiyuan in the Eastern Jin Dynasty, when Wang Zhen'e was thirteen years old, he was defeated in the Battle of Feishui. It was the time when the rule of the Former Qin Dynasty collapsed and Guanzhong was in turmoil."

"Wang Zhen'e lived in exile and once stayed at Li Fang's house in Mianchi. Li Fang treated Wang Zhen'e very well."

"Later, Wang Zhen'e followed his uncle Wang Yao to surrender to the Eastern Jin Dynasty and lived in Jingzhou. He read some military books of various philosophers and liked to talk about military and national affairs."

"Riding and shooting were not his specialties, but he was good at handling state affairs decisively."

"In March of the fifth year of Yixi in the Eastern Jin Dynasty, Liu Yu submitted a petition requesting to attack Southern Yan. Someone recommended Wang Zhen'e to Liu Yu. At that time, Wang Zhen'e was the county magistrate of Linli County in Tianmen."

"Liu Yu summoned Wang Zhen'e and talked with him. Liu Yu was very surprised and asked Wang Zhen'e to stay overnight."

"The next morning, Liu Yu told his subordinates that Wang Zhen'e was Wang Meng's grandson, which was the so-called "a general's family has a general."

"Immediately, Wang Zhen'e was appointed as the official historian of the Qingzhou governor, and served as the military advisor of the Central Army Grand Commandant, and was appointed as the bandit commander of the front corps."

"He later fought many battles and was awarded the title of the fifth-rank son of Bolu County. Later, Liu Yu successively pacified Southern Yan and defeated Lu Xun, and his power shook the world."

"Liu Yi, one of the three main forces of the Northern Army, was unwilling to be inferior to Grand Commandant Liu Yu, and secretly accumulated strength to plot for power in the court."

"Liu Yu had already noticed it and was waiting for the right opportunity."

"In September of the eighth year of Yixi, Liu Yi arrived in Jiangling and fell ill. He wrote to the emperor and requested that his cousin Liu Fan, the governor of Yanzhou, be transferred as his deputy. Liu Yu pretended to agree. Liu Fan went from Guangling to Jiankang."

"Liu Yu took the opportunity to use the imperial edict to list Liu Yi's crimes of rebellion, pointed out that Liu Fan had conspired with him, and ordered Liu Fan to commit suicide."

"On the 15th, Liu Yu led his troops to set out from Jiankang. Wang Zhen'e asked for a fight and said, "If you want to fight against Western Chu, please give me a hundred large ships to serve as the vanguard."

"On the 29th, we arrived at Gusu, and Wang Zhen'e was appointed General Zhenwu, and he and General Longxiang Kuai En led a hundred small boats as the vanguard."

"Wang Zhen'e took the order and traveled day and night, falsely claiming that it was Liu Fan who was heading west, and Liu Yi believed it."

"On October 20, Wang Zhen'e arrived at Yuzhangkou, miles from Jiangling City, and abandoned his ship and marched on foot."

"Kuai En led the army in front, and Wang Zhen'e followed closely behind. One or two people were left on each boat. Six or seven flags were raised on the shore facing the boats, and a drum was set off below to tell the people who stayed behind."

"We estimate that we will reach the city, so we will impose martial law for a long time to make it look like there is a large army behind us."

"He also sent people to burn Liu Yi's ships at Jiangjin to cut off his retreat."

"Wang Zhen'e led his army directly to Jiangling City and told the front troops that if anyone asked, just say that Liu Yanzhou had arrived."

"The garrisons and the people along the way said that Liu Fan had arrived, and they did not suspect anything."

"When we were less than five or six miles from the city, we encountered Liu Yi who was about to lead Zhu Xianzhi to Jiangjin with a dozen cavalrymen and dozens of infantrymen."

"Zhu Xianzhi asked who they were, and the soldiers replied that Liu Yanzhou had arrived."

"Zhu Xianzhi rode up to the front and asked where Liu Fan was. The soldier replied that he was behind him."

"Zhu Xianzhi did not see Liu Fan, but found that the troops were all armed. He also saw the ships in Jiangjin burning, smoke and fire rising to the sky, and the sound of drums was very loud."

"Zhu Xianzhi knew that it was not Liu Fan who came, so he rode his horse and reported to Liu Yi, asking him to order the city gates to be closed immediately."

"But Wang Zhen'e had already rushed into Jiangling City, and his soldiers also climbed over the city walls. Since the city gates had not yet been closed, they successfully opened the city's east gate."

"There are eight Liu Yi troops in Dacheng, and they are ready for action."

"Kuai En entered the east gate, then turned back to the north and attacked Shetang, and then attacked the east gate of Jincheng."

"Wang Zhen'e entered the east gate and attacked the west gate of Jincheng. He divided his troops and attacked the south gate of Jincheng."

Su Shi: In Jincheng, Liu Yi has six teams of old generals in the east, with more than a thousand people, and more than two thousand quick officials in the west.

The two armies fought from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., and the people on the west had already retreated or surrendered. Wang Zhen'e entered the city and took advantage of the wind to set fire to the south and east gates of the city.

Wang Zhen'e sent someone to deliver the imperial edict and the amnesty document to Liu Yi, but Liu Yi burned them without looking at them, and led the soldiers to fight hard with Sima Mao Daizhi and others.

At that time, the soldiers in Jincheng did not believe that Liu Yu would come in person. A man named Wang Huan, whose home was in Jiangling, was promoted by Liu Yu for killing Huan Qian. He was often by Liu Yu's side and at this time he led more than ten people to help Wang Zhen'e fight.

At about four o'clock in the afternoon, Wang Huan dug a large hole thirty steps north of the east gate of Jincheng.

Wang Huan was the first to enter the cave, followed closely by Wang Zhen'e, and the soldiers behind him followed in one after another and engaged in close combat with Liu Yi's army.

Most of Wang Zhen'e's soldiers and Liu Yi's soldiers were old members of the Northern Palace, and some were cousins ​​among their fathers, brothers, and children.

Wang Zhen'e ordered his soldiers to fight while they were talking. When Liu Yi's soldiers learned that it was Liu Yu who led the troops personally, they lost their fighting spirit and fled.

At the first watch, the front line was dispersed and Liu Yi's brave general Zhao Cai was beheaded, but the soldiers on Liu Yi's left and right still closed the east and west gates to resist.

Wang Zhen'e was afraid that the enemy would fight like a trapped beast and increase the casualties of his soldiers, so he led his troops out of the siege of Jincheng and opened the south gate.

Fearing an ambush, Liu Yi led more than 300 people to break out from the north gate at three o'clock in the morning.

As the incident happened suddenly, when Wang Zhen'e led his army to attack the city, Liu Yi's horse was still outside the city. Unable to find a horse in a hurry, Liu Yi went to his son Liu Sumin to get the horse, but Liu Sumin refused to give it to him.

As soon as Liu Yi came out, he met Wang Zhen'e's army and failed to break out.

Liu Yi tried to break out from Kuai En again. Since the soldiers had been fighting for a whole day and were exhausted, Liu Yi was able to escape from the east gate of the city.

Liu Yi took refuge in the Niumu Buddhist Temple. When Huan Wei was defeated, he also took refuge in the Niumu Buddhist Temple. The monk Chang hid Huan Wei, so Liu Yi killed the monk Chang.

The next day, the people told Wang Zhen's army, who beheaded him and killed all his sons and nephews.

In this battle, Wang Zhen'e led the charge and was hit by five arrows. The spear in his hand was also shot and broke in his hand.

The main force did not arrive until twenty days after Jiangling was pacified.

Because of his achievements in this battle, Wang Zhen'e was granted the title of Marquis of Hanshou County in November, with a fief of 500 households.

The leader of the southern minority ethnic group, Xiang Bodigen, occupied Ruantou and was often hostile to the Jin Dynasty. Wang Zhen'e then led his army to attack him.

Before leaving, Wang Zhen'e told Sima Xiuzhi, the governor of Jingzhou, and asked Sima Xiuzhi to send troops for support. Sima Xiuzhi sent his general Zhu Xiang to help Wang Zhen'e.

However, an accident occurred during the march because the Grand Commandant Liu Yu was jealous of the reputation of Sima Xiuzhi, the governor of Jingzhou, in Jiangling, and was disgusted with his son causing trouble in Jiankang, the capital.

So in the first month of the eleventh year of Yixi, he arrested Sima Xiu's second son Sima Wenbao and others and ordered them to commit suicide.

At the same time, on the pretext of Zong Zi's brutality, he sent troops westward to attack Sima Xiuzhi.

On the 27th, the troops set out from Jiankang. In February, Sima Xiuzhi wrote a letter to Liu Yu stating his crimes and led his troops to fight.

Wang Zhen'e led his troops eastward overnight. The river was flowing rapidly at that time, and they traveled hundreds of miles in a blink of an eye.

After arriving, they used bamboo baskets filled with stones to block the waterway.

When Zhu Xiang's army arrived, Wang Zhen'e led his troops to attack them from both sides of the river, beheaded Zhu Xiang and killed more than a thousand people.

But Wang Zhen'e's shortcoming was greed. After defeating Zhu Xiang, he took the opportunity to stop his army and plunder the barbarians, and did not return in time.

In May, Wang Zhen'e arrived in Jiangling, and Sima Xiuzhi had already been pacified. Liu Yu was very angry and did not summon him on time.

Soon, Liu Yu went up to the city wall and called Wang Zhen'e. Wang Zhen'e was eloquent and well-spoken. He responded to the situation and calmed Liu Yu down. Wang Zhen'e led his troops to pursue Sima Xiuzhi and returned to the border. He was appointed as a guerrilla general.

"In the first month of the twelfth year of Yixi, King Yao Xing of the Later Qin Dynasty sent troops to attack Yongzhou of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, but was defeated by Zhao Lunzhi, the governor of Yongzhou. This provided an excuse for the Jin Dynasty to launch a northern expedition."

"In February, Yao Xing, the ruler of the Later Qin, died of illness, and Crown Prince Yao Hong ascended the throne. The brothers fought for the throne and killed each other, causing unrest in Guanzhong."

"In April, the Western Qin ruler Qifu Jiupan invaded the Qin border. In June, the Xiongnu tribes in Bingzhou gathered together and rebelled."

"At the same time, Helian Bobo of Xia State took the opportunity to raise troops to harass the Qin border. As a result, the Later Qin was trapped both internally and externally, and its national strength was greatly reduced."

"In August, Liu Yu appointed Wang Zhen'e as his military advisor and general Longxiang, and led the vanguard."

"The Jin army divided its troops into five routes to attack the Later Qin: Wang Zhen'e and General Tan Daoji led the infantry as the vanguard, attacking from the Huai and Fei areas towards Xuchang and Luoyang;"

"General Jianwu Shen Linzi and Liu Zunkao, the internal historian of Pengcheng, led the navy to Shimen, entered the Yellow River from the Bian River, and headed straight for Luoyang;"

"Xinye Governor Zhu Chaoshi and Ningshuo General Hu Fan led their troops from Xiangyang to Yangcheng to support the main force of Luoyang and attack Luoyang from the south;"

"General Zhenwu Shen Tianzi and General Jianwei Fu Hongzhi led their troops from Xiangyang to Wuguan to contain the Later Qin army in Guanzhong;"

"Wang Zhongde, the governor of Jizhou, led the vanguard troops and crossed the Sishui River to open the Juye Marsh and enter the Yellow River."

"In September, Wang Zhen'e and Tan Daoji entered the territory of the Later Qin Dynasty and were victorious in every battle."

"Qin general Wang Gousheng surrendered Qiqiu to Wang Zhen'e, and Xuzhou governor Yao Zhang surrendered Xiangcheng to Tan Daoji."

"The troops stationed at other key points also surrendered upon seeing the wind."

"Tan Daoji also defeated Xincai, captured and killed the governor Dong Zun, and then conquered the important town of Xuchang in the Central Plains, capturing Qin Yingchuan governor Yao Yuan and general Yang Ye."

"The ruler of the Later Qin Dynasty, Yao Hong, sent the Yueqi Captain Yan Sheng to lead 1 cavalrymen, and the Wuwei General Yao Yinan to lead infantrymen to help defend the city."

"Yao Guang, the defender of Luoyang, refused to accept the advice of his general Zhao Xuan to concentrate his forces and defend Jinyong, waiting for reinforcements, and divided his forces to guard the strategic points:"

"Wang Zhen'e, Tan Daoji, Shen Linzi and others advanced. Shi Wuhui retreated to Luoyang, and Zhao Xuan died in battle."

"The Jin army approached Luoyang, Yao Guang surrendered, and more than 4,000 Qin soldiers were captured."

"In the first month of the thirteenth year of Yixi, Liu Yu left his son Liu Yilong, Duke of Pengcheng, to guard Pengcheng, and personally led the navy westward from Pengcheng."

"Liu Yu originally ordered the vanguard troops to arrive in Luoyang and wait for the follow-up troops to join before moving forward;"

"But Wang Zhen'e saw that the Later Qin was in turmoil and Tongguan was empty, so he took the opportunity to attack Mianchi in February and sent Sima Mao Dezu to attack Liwu City and lead his troops to Tongguan."

"In Mianchi, Wang Zhen'e visited Li Fang's home, met his mother, gave him a generous reward, and appointed Li Fang as the magistrate of Mianchi."

"When they reached Tongguan, they were stopped by Qin's general Yao Shao, who dug deep trenches and built high fortifications to defend himself."

"Wang Zhen'e had come from afar alone and his army was short of supplies, so he sent someone to inform Liu Yu to ask him to send food and reinforcements."

"At that time, Liu Yu's navy entered Qinghe from Huaihe and Sihe, preparing to go west along the Yellow River. The Northern Wei Dynasty, having lost Huatai, was doubly wary of Liu Yu and refused to allow him to pass through."

"Tuoba Si appointed Minister of the Interior Changsun Song to supervise the military affairs in Shandong, and sent General Zhenwei E Jie and Jizhou Governor A Bogan to lead 10 infantry and cavalry to station on the north bank of the Yellow River."

"The Northern Wei also sent several thousand cavalrymen to follow Liu Yu's army westward along the northern bank of the Yellow River, harassing them from time to time and delaying the Jin army's westward advance."

"Liu Yu called the men sent by Wang Zhen'e, opened the north-facing porthole of the boat, and pointed at the Wei army on the shore."

"Wang Zhen'e then personally went to Hongnong and other places to supervise the people's rent payment, and the army's food supply was restored."

"In March, we will seize Tongguan and pursue the victory."

"Yao Shao of the Later Qin Dynasty led his troops to fight but was defeated, losing more than a thousand soldiers. He retreated to Dingcheng and defended it in a strategic location."

"In April, Yao Shao sent Chief Secretary Yao Qia, Ningshuo General An Luan, Guard General Yao Moli, and Hedong Governor Tang Xiaofang to lead 2000 people to Jiuyuan, north of the Yellow River."

"They set up river defenses to cut off the food supplies of Wang Zhen'e and Tan Daoji, but were defeated by Shen Linzi, and all the soldiers were killed."

Li Bai: When Yao Shao heard that Yao Qia was defeated and killed, he fell ill and died.

Yao Zan, Duke of Dongping, exercised military power on behalf of Yao Shao and led his troops to attack Shen Linzi, but was defeated by Shen Linzi.

In August, Liu Yu arrived at Tongguan to discuss strategies for advancement. Wang Zhen'e requested to lead the navy from the Yellow River into the Wei River and head straight for Chang'an, and Liu Yu agreed.

Wang Zhen'e led the navy from the Yellow River into the Wei River, and Yao Nan, the Later Qin general Huiwu, returned from Xiangcheng to rescue Chang'an.

Wang Zhen'e led his troops in pursuit, while Yao Hong led his troops back from Bashang to Tunshiqiao to support Yao Nan.

General Zhenbei Yao Qiang and Yao Nan met at Jingshang and jointly resisted Wang Zhen'e.

Wang Zhen'e sent Mao Dezu to attack and defeat them. Yao Qiang was killed in the battle and Yao Nan fled to Chang'an.

Yao Zan retreated to Zhengcheng. At this time, Liu Yu also led his troops to approach the Qin army.

Yao Hong urgently sent Yao Pi to guard Weiqiao, General Hu Yidu to guard Shiji in the northeast of the city, and Yao Zan to guard Badong. Yao Hong himself stationed at Xiaoyao Garden.

On August 23, Wang Zhen'e's army arrived at Wei Bridge, had a hearty meal, and then abandoned their boats and went ashore.

The Wei River was flowing rapidly at that time, and in the blink of an eye, all the ships were carried away by the current.

So he led the way, and everyone knew there was no way out, so they all fought bravely to be the first.

The Later Qin army collapsed at the first blow and fled in defeat.

Yao Hong and Yao Zan led troops to rescue, but encountered Yao Pi's retreating troops, who trampled on each other and were defeated without a fight.

Yao Hong returned to the palace alone, and Wang Zhen'e attacked Chang'an from the Pingshuo Gate.

The next day, Yao Hong surrendered with his wife and children, and the Later Qin Dynasty was destroyed.

There were more than 60,000 households in the city. Wang Zhen'e preached the country's grace to all the people, soothed their hearts, enforced strict discipline, and the people gradually became at peace.

In November, Liu Muzhi, an important official who stayed in Jiangnan, died, leaving the court empty.

At the beginning, Liu Yu was planning to conquer Guanzhong and then govern the northwest.

At this time, the soldiers of the Jin army were all thinking of returning home after fighting for a long time and did not want to stay.

Liu Yu was also afraid of trouble in Jiangnan, so he decided to rebel eastward.

He left his second son, Liu Yizhen, Duke of Guiyang, who was only twelve years old, as General Anxi, Governor of Yongzhou and Qinzhou, to guard Chang'an;

Wang Zhen'e, as the General of Conquering the Enemy, was appointed as the Sima of Anxi and the Governor of Fengyi, and entrusted him with the responsibility of defending the city.

In December, Liu Yu left Chang'an. At that time, Helian Bobo was very powerful, and when he saw Liu Yu coming to Chang'an, he did not dare to act rashly.

When Liu Yu led the army back east, Helian Bobo invaded the north in the twelfth month of the intercalary year.

In the first month of the fourteenth year of Yixi, Helian Shu, the general of the Xia Kingdom's Fujun Army, arrived at the north bank of the Weishui River. The people of Guanzhong who surrendered were connected to each other on the road.

On the fifteenth day of the first lunar month, Shen Tianzi invited Wang Zhen'e to Fu Hongzhi's camp to hold a military meeting.

Shen Tianzi requested to exclude the people around him and have a secret conversation.

After getting rid of his right-hand men, Shen Tianzi had his clansman Shen Jingren hide in the tiger tent and kill Wang Zhen'e. He died at the age of 46, claiming that he was acting on the secret orders of Grand Commandant Liu Yu. (End of this chapter)