The last three kingdoms

Chapter 1347
Only Tao Jun played with a look of resentment on his face, and said: "Your Majesty, in the past, it was not easy to set up a foundation in Jiangdong with a school lieutenant in the prime of life against rebels. How can we face the spirit of the ancestors of the Sun family?"

Sun Yu showed a mournful expression. When he ascended the throne, he was originally full of ambition and wanted to do something, but the current situation was like this, so what happened.

Lu Xuan saw that Sun Yu still had a hint of hesitation, so he further remonstrated: "Your Majesty, you should continue to stop and accept the chaos. Now that the general trend is going, your Majesty should obey the public opinion. If you listen to the villain's slander and miss the opportunity, just I'm afraid that in the land of the south of the Yangtze River, where the lives of the people are devastated, it will be difficult to preserve the Sun Clan's ancestral hall."

All the ministers also seconded the proposal one after another, and the voices of Wu Guochao fell down.

Sun Yu sighed quietly, and then ordered Lu Xuan and Hu Chong to be peace negotiators, and accompanied Xue Ying to Niuzhu to discuss the surrender with the Han army in detail.

Lu Xuanhu rushed to lead the decree, Sun Wei waved his sleeves, and the attendants shouted loudly: "Retire from the court!" All the officials dispersed.

Tao Jun came out of the main hall, looking up to the sky and sighing: "In the past, Lu Boyan and Lu Youjie were the mainstays of the country, but now their descendants are living on paper, betraying the country and seeking glory, it is so sad and deplorable!"

A minister who heard Tao Jun's words secretly reported to Lu Xuan. After hearing this, Lu Xuan hated him deeply, so he met Sun Yu alone and said, "Your Majesty, Tao Jun advocated moving the capital out of selfish motives. His younger brother Tao Huang He died at the hands of Liu Yin, and he wanted to avenge his younger brother by the hands of His Majesty. After hearing that Tao Jun was out of the palace, I complained quite a bit, insinuating that Your Majesty is a king who has wronged the country and violated the virtues of our ancestors."

Sun Yu was furious and said, "How dare you do that!" Then he ordered Tao Jun's family to be imprisoned and killed in the middle of the night. The court was full of civil and military affairs, and no one dared to mention moving the capital.

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Liu Yin's army has already reached Niuzhu, but Liu Yin is not in a hurry to march. He has already sent Xue Ying as an envoy to Jianye to persuade Sun Biao to surrender. If Sun Biao knew the current affairs, he would definitely recognize the situation and surrender voluntarily Yes, if he resisted stubbornly, Liu Yin would not give him any more chances, directly break through the stone city, and use force to completely conquer the state of Wu.

As for whether Sun Biao will move south, Liu Yin doesn't have to worry too much now. With the Lu family and other aristocratic Jiangdong families as internal support, it is not easy for the Eastern Wu court to move the capital. Even if Sun Biao insists on moving south, these The wealthy family will definitely not accompany him. At that time, he will be alone, so what can he do? Even if he arrives in Jian'an, Kuaiji, he will probably be cooked by the Shanyue people.

So Liu Yin was happy to be at leisure, and temporarily rested in Niuzhu, waiting for news of Xue Ying.

A few days later, the court of the state of Wu sent a negotiating mission to Niuzhu to discuss surrender with Liu Yin.

The chief envoy was Minister Lu Xuan, and Hu Chong was ordered by Zhongshu as his deputy. Accompanied by Xue Ying, he boarded the flagship of the Han army moored on the Niuzhu River.

After Liu Yin received the envoy of Wu State, he handed over a package of negotiating matters to Lu Ji and Lu Yun. The people sitting at both ends of the negotiating table were members of the Lu family. Naturally, the negotiating atmosphere couldn't be more harmonious.

In fact, Liu Yin has already determined the general policy and direction of the negotiation, which is the basis for absolutely not allowing bargaining. With the current attitude of the Han army approaching the city, the negotiation itself is not reciprocal.

As for some branches and leaves, Liu Yin didn't bother to take care of them. Among them, the Lu family naturally wanted to seek some benefits, and the interests of the entire Jiangdong Scholars Group must also be guaranteed. Within the scope of acquiescence, Liu Yin will not have any opinions. After all, the people who will govern Jiangdong in the future can only be the gang of Jiangdong scholars.

After the surrender, Sun Yu's status is also guaranteed. The Jihan court will make him a duke, but the entire Sun clan will no longer be able to stay in Jiangdong, and will all move to Luoyang.

After repeated negotiations and negotiations, the final surrender agreement was finally released. After Lu Xuanhuchong replied to Sun Yu, he stamped a seal on it, and it was considered effective.

On the appointed day, the warships of the Han army approached the stone city, and thousands of ships covered the river. The Wu people were all horrified when they saw it.

Sun Yuyu tied himself up, led all the civil and military officials, walked out of the city on foot, and surrendered to Liu Yin.

Liu Yin personally untied him, ordered his father and mother to be burned, and entered the city with Sun Yu, and treated him with royal courtesy.

At that time, in the first month of the seventh year of Ji Han Xingguo, in 280 AD, Wu died, and the Three Kingdoms were finally unified.

After Wu's demise, all the counties in Yangzhou had not surrendered yet. Liu Yin handed them over to each counties and ordered the prefects of each counties to submit the letter of surrender to Jianye within a time limit.

Soon the prefects of Wu County, Xindu County, Poyang County, Yuzhang County, Linchuan County, Linhai County, Luling County, and Jian'an County came to Jianye and submitted letters of surrender, expressing their willingness to submit to Ji Han.

Liu Yin met them one by one, and appointed him as the governor of each county, and all the officials under the county were hired in their original positions to maintain the stability of the counties in the south of the Yangtze River.

The prefects of all counties are grateful, and each went back to his office to take up his post.

It is Liu Yin's consistent policy to temporarily not move the local officials in the counties. Now the forces in various places are deeply entrenched. Yin tried his best to appease the localities, first gather them under the banner of the big Han, and wait for the imperial court to free up its hands in the future, and the forces in these localities are almost divided, and then slowly plan.

Among the counties, only the prefect of Kuaiji County has not arrived. Liu Yin was about to send troops to challenge him, but he heard that someone from Kuaiji came to report that the former prefect Sun Yi hanged himself.

It turns out that Sun Yi is the grandson of the great emperor Sun Quan, the son of Sun Ba, the king of Lu, who was named Marquis of Wanling, and served as the prefect of Kuaiji. He heard that Jianye was in danger, and asked Sun Yi to move to the capital. Bei Haotao cried loudly: "It was difficult for the first emperor to start a business. After three generations, he won Jiangdong. Today, His Majesty listened to the slander and abandoned it. The great rivers and mountains will no longer exist. I would rather die than surrender to the dog of Shu!" After crying, he untied himself belt, hanged himself.The people in the county saw that Sun Yi had hanged himself to death, so they hurriedly collected his body and reported it to Jianye.

Liu Yin sighed when he heard this, but he didn't expect that among the descendants of the Sun family, there were such upright people, so they were buried generously, and another person was selected as the prefect of Kuaiji.

Liu Yin rectified the administration of officials in Wu and appeased the people. The state treasury was already empty and the people were in dire straits due to years of wars in the state of Wu. Enjoying the peaceful world, I am grateful to Liu Yin and praise him very much.

From July to the first month when Wu died, it took half a year for the Han army to sweep the entire south of the Yangtze River. Liu Yin felt that the Han army was exhausted, so he was not in a hurry to return to the army. Instead, he ordered the army to rest for a whole month before preparing to return to Beijing. .

At this moment, an urgent order suddenly came from Luoyang, calling Liu Yin back to Beijing.

(End of this chapter)