Don't look at the future generations of martial generals shouting to seal the wolf Juxu, really have this opportunity, they are eighty percent instigated.
In fact, Huo went to the sick and sealed the wolf Juxu, which seemed to be a scenery, but in fact it was full of dangers, and if he was not careful, he would cause disaster to the door.
The so-called Sealing wolf Juxu is actually a ceremony held on the Wolf Juxu Mountain.
In ancient times, the Zen ceremony was not held casually.
It needs to meet two conditions: First, only the Son of Heaven is eligible to hold it. Second, the need is a true prosperity.
Huo Wentai, as a courtier, sealed the wolf Juxu, overstepping the etiquette system and doing what only the emperor could do, that is, to destroy the Nine Tribes.
He dared to do this, not because he was sure that Emperor Wu of Han would not kill him, but because he did not consider it at all.
Looking at Huo's life, we can find that he did things with a passion for blood. As long as it is considered to be the right thing, it will be done recklessly.
Huo Fuyi was Wei Qing's nephew, and he grew up listening to Wei Qing's heroic deeds.
Since the establishment of the Han Dynasty, it has been plagued by the Xiongnu.
Although the Xiongnu adopted a kind and pro-xiongnu approach, the Xiongnu only slightly restrained themselves, and still plundered from time to time.
At that time, the Han Dynasty could only take a defensive position for various reasons, and there was no way to take the Xiongnu.
It wasn't until Wei Qing's appearance that all this began to turn around.
In 130 BC, the Xiongnu marched south to Shanggu County.
Emperor Wu of Han sent four large armies, led by Wei Qing, Gongsun Ao, Gongsun He, and Li Guang, to meet the Xiongnu.
This was Wei Qing's first time on the battlefield.
As a result, the other three large armies were unsuccessful, except for Wei Qing, who defeated the Xiongnu army and directly attacked the Yellow Dragon, destroying the sacred place of Xiongnu sacrifice, "Dragon City".
Wei Qing became famous in the Battle of I, which was the first great victory of the Han Dynasty against the Xiongnu. The Han Dynasty was bullied by the Xiongnu for decades, and finally had a bad breath.
After that, Wei Qing led the Han army to attack the Xiongnu many times, and all of them returned with great victories.
Such a bloody story, such a brave hero, what teenager does not like it?
Therefore, Huo Wentai regarded his uncle Wei Qing as an idol, hoping to become a great hero like him, expel the Xiongnu, and promote his power for the Great Han.
To this end, Huo Wentyi learned bow horse kung fu from an early age, and was known as "good riding and shooting" for Emperor Wu of Han.
Emperor Wu of Han deliberately left him by his side as a servant, hoping to cultivate him well.
And Huo Went ill did not live up to the expectations of Emperor Wu of Han.
In 123 BC, at the age of 17, Huo went to war for the first time.
At that time, the Han Dynasty launched the Battle of Dingxiangbei. Led by the great general Wei Qing, a large army went out to attack the Xiongnu, and Huo Fuyi was also in the army and served as a minor general.
The Han army fought with the xiongnu Shan Yu's army, the morale of the Han army was high, the Xiongnu army was not an opponent at all, and the Xiongnu fled in a big defeat.
When the battle was over, Wei Qing received a report from his subordinates: Huo Wentong was sick and gone.
At this time, Wei Qing was in a hurry, Huo went to illness but Emperor Wu of Han specially handed him over to him, let him take a good look, and now that the person is lost, how can he go back to report to Emperor Wu of Han, and what face will he have to see his sister?
Fortunately, it didn't take long for Huo to return from illness.
And what he brought back was a large amount of loot.
It turned out that he saw that there was no chance of meritorious service in the frontal battlefield, so he took his men and horses out to find credit.
Just happened to encounter a Xiongnu army of thousands of people, Huo Wentai did not consider anything like the enemy and the enemy, and rushed up with his men.
Just as the so-called narrow road meets the brave to win, Huo Has only one thought, to destroy the enemy, while the Xiongnu army is worried that this is the strategy of the Han Dynasty.
In the end, this Xiongnu army was defeated by Huo's 800 men and horses, and the decapitation alone was 2028, including the grandfather of the Xiongnu Shan Yu.
At the same time, many people were captured, including many high-ranking Xiongnu officials and nobles.
Compared with Wei Qing's first time on the battlefield, Huo's performance was even more amazing.
Emperor Wu of Han did not give a crap, on the merits and rewards, directly sealed Huo to the disease as the champion hou, to take the meaning of the three armies of the brave crown.
You know, at that time, Huo went ill and was only 17 years old, his life was still long, and his future was bound to be unlimited.
In 121 BC, the Han Dynasty launched the Hexi Campaign in an attempt to wipe out the Xiongnu forces in the Hexi region.
This time, Huo went directly as the manager, only 19 years old, and it is estimated that there are not many in history.
Because there was no one to control, Huo went to the disease to fight more boldly.
He led 10,000 men and horses, with only a small amount of dry food, waded through mountains and rivers, and traveled thousands of miles in six days, catching the Huns by surprise
The Han army eliminated the five major tribes of the Xiongnu in one fell swoop, and those small tribes saw the situation and gave up their resistance and surrendered to the Han army.
This was not the end of it, after sweeping away these large and small tribes, Huo Zhiyi led the Han army to cross the Yanzhi Mountains and gaolan mountains one after another, directly approaching the main force of the Xiongnu.
The Xiongnu did not expect the Han army to come from the mountain road, and did not pay any attention at all, and by the time they found the Han army, it was already too late.
Although the Han army was inferior in numbers, the morale of each one was high, and they were not afraid of death, coupled with a sneak attack, and finally defeated the Xiongnu army.
The Xiongnu King Of Folding Lan and the King of Lu Hou were killed on the battlefield, and the Hun Evil King was defeated and fled in chaos.
In this battle, the Han army won a complete victory, severely damaged the Xiongnu's power in the Hexi region, and captured many.
At first, Emperor Wu of Han wanted to personally teach Huo to the sick martial arts, but huo went ill and did not look at those martial arts and was unwilling to learn them.
Now it seems that the tactics of Huo's disease (which can be called Huo's blitzkrieg) are indeed more sophisticated, but at the same time, the risk is also much greater.
Light horseback attacks and over mountains and mountains are all aimed at surprise and heavy damage to the enemy.
However, the risks of doing so are also enormous.
First of all, if you go into battle lightly, the grain and grass will not be replenished easily, and you need to lose to the enemy because of the grain, in case you get lost, the grain and grass will be exhausted, and everyone will be finished.
Secondly, the Han army went deep into the hinterland of the Xiongnu, isolated and helpless, and once the war fell into a state of anxiety, there was no place to retreat.
In addition, there may be some other unknown accidents, which may lead to the defeat of the Han army.
Obviously, these problems were well known, but he didn't care.
What is a hero? Courageous and decisive, determined, fearless, and invincible, and Huo Fuyi is such a person.
It is precisely for this reason that the same strategy, Huo to the disease can succeed, change the person is likely to fail, not the strategy is not good, is the person can not.
When the Xiongnu forces in the Hexi region were almost swept away, it was time to collect the main forces of the Xiongnu Shan Yu.
In 119 BC, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty mobilized the power of the whole country, and Wei Qing and Huo Fuyi each led 50,000 horses to conquer the Xiongnu.
At the same time, more than 100,000 people were dispatched to deliver grain and grass to the army.
On Wei Qing's side, he encountered the main force of the Xiongnu Shan Yu, and although he defeated the Xiongnu Shan Yu's army, it was a pity that the Xiongnu Shan Yu escaped.
And Huo went to the sick side even more severely.
The two largest Forces of the Xiongnu in the Northern Desert region were the Xiongnu Shan Yu and the Xiongnu Zuoxian King.
The Xiongnu Shan Yu had already been defeated by Wei Qing, while Huo Zhiyi had his sights on the Xiongnu King Zuoxian.
This time, Huo went ill to continue to perform his Huo's blitzkrieg.
Fifty thousand troops threw off the heavy troops, all lightly armed, with only a small amount of dry food, and set off.
Huo's army marched two thousand miles north, deep into the desert, to the rear of the Huns. The xiongnu Zuoxian king's army was stationed here.
Since this place belonged to the hinterland of the Huns, far from the front line, and the Xiongnu had designed to ambush the Han army in front, the Huns here had no sense of vigilance.
Not even a few scouts were sent out, and the whole camp was scattered.
Huo Wentai led the Han army slowly approaching the Huns, looking for opportunities.
When the time came, the Han army attacked from all sides and suddenly launched a fierce attack on the Xiongnu army, and the Xiongnu camp was in chaos.
The Xiongnu King Zuoxian also tried to organize a revolt.
Unfortunately, whether it was morale, fighting spirit, or weapons and equipment, the Huns were inferior to the Han army.
After some confrontation, the Xiongnu Zuoxian King lost all his elite in his hands, and the other Xiongnu troops suffered heavy casualties.
King Zuoxian of the Xiongnu saw that the situation was not good, and led his loyal attendants to escape in the chaos.
This battle ended with a complete victory for the Han army.
The Han army had already fought less and more, but with the loss of 10,000 people, it annihilated more than 70,000 enemies and captured countless people, including 83 high-ranking officials and magnates of the Guangxiong, and the weight of grain and grass received was innumerable.
However, Huo Wentai was not satisfied with this, and he sent troops this time in order to sweep away the Xiongnu, promote the prestige of the Great Han Dynasty, and restore a peaceful and prosperous world in the world.
Therefore, after a simple inventory of the battlefield, a part of the army was left to deal with the follow-up matters, and he led the main force to continue to pursue the Xiongnu King Zuoxian.
It was not until the Wolf Juxu Mountain stopped, after all, the Han army had limited food and grass, and if it continued to go deeper, there might be an accident.
This Wolf Juxu Mountain was a sacred place for the Xiongnu to sacrifice to the heavens, and Huo Went ill did not catch up with the Xiongnu Zuoxian King, and simply held a zen ceremony at the Wolf Juxu Mountain.
It means that this is already the sphere of influence of the Great Han.
Obviously, Huo's intention to go ill and seal the wolf Juxu was a temporary intention, and if he had not pursued the Xiongnu Zuoxian King to this point, he would not have had this idea.
Judging from his style of always doing things without considering the specific consequences, Huo Wentai's move was based on his enthusiasm, and he did not consider the matter of sealing Zen at all, whether it was something that his courtier should do.
As for the consequences of this, it is even more unconsidered.
If he had considered this matter carefully, he would definitely not have the courage to seal the wolf.
It is reasonable to say that Huo went ill to do so, violating the emperor's taboo, and after returning home, at least he also compensated for his merits and reprimands.
However, Emperor Wu of Han did not mention this matter at all, not only did not blame Huo for his illness, but also greatly rewarded him.
It can only be said that all this has its own providence in the darkness, so that Huo Went ill met such an emperor as Emperor Wu of Han. Replaced by someone else as emperor, eighty percent would not be so tolerant of Huo's illness.
There are three main reasons why Emperor Wudi of Han let Huo go ill:
First, Emperor Wu of Han himself wanted to seal Zen, but he was not sure whether it was feasible, just so that Huo Wentai could test people's reactions.
Emperor Wu of Han was a well-known good and great hero, and he naturally would not let go of such a thing as sealing Zen.
However, feng zen is not something that any emperor can do.
According to the "Records of History", before the Zhou Dynasty, the monarchs who had been sealed in Zen were basically Ming emperors such as the Three Emperors and Five Emperors and Yao Shunyu, who were famous for their virtuous virtues.
In the Zhou Dynasty, only King Cheng of Zhou was eligible.
In the Spring and Autumn Period, Qi Henggong, one of the Five Hegemons of the Spring and Autumn Period, felt that the Qi State was invincible at that time, and had met with the princes three times, and such a feat was enough to hold a ceremony for sealing Zen.
Obviously, Qi Henggong's virtue was insufficient, and his merits were insufficient, so there was a voice of opposition.
His chancellor Guan Zhong tried to persuade Qi Huangong to abandon this idea, but Qi Henggong did not listen.
In desperation, Guan Zhong had to find trouble for Qi Huangong, and he made a list of ancient Sealing Zen supplies, many of which could no longer be found.
Qi Huangong saw that these things were not in order, so he had to give up the idea of sealing Zen.
Later, after Qin Shi Huang unified the world, he also wanted to go to Mount Tai to seal Zen.
However, as for how to seal Zen, the Confucians at that time had different opinions and quarrels.
Qin Shi Huang was tired of them, and left them all at the foot of Mount Tai, and went up the mountain himself to hold the Zen Ceremony according to his own ideas.
As a result, there was heavy rain in the middle of the way, and the Confucians ridiculed Qin Shi Huang, believing that he was not qualified to seal Zen at all.
When he arrived at Emperor Wu of Han, although he felt that his merits were not bad, in recent hundreds of years, there were only two negative teaching materials for sealing Zen, and he had to worry about whether he was qualified to seal Zen.
The failure of sealing Zen is small, and the humiliation is big.
If you want to successfully seal Zen, you must conform to both Providence and the will of the people.
And Huo went to the sick to seal the wolf Juxu, just enough to help Emperor Wu of Han test The will and the will of the people.
If there was no vision, and no one in the whole country criticized it, then Emperor Wudi of Han could safely hold his own zen ceremony.
Anyway, Wolf Juxu Mountain is the mountain of the Xiongnu, and it is not the mountain of the Great Han, and Huo went to the disease to seal Zen and seal Zen.
Just when the young man does not understand things, there is no need to calculate, and there is no need to cure him of offense.
It was precisely because of seeing that Providence and the people's hearts did not oppose the sealing of the wolf Juxu, after many years, Emperor Wudi of han finally ran to Mount Taishan and held a ceremony of sealing Zen, and the ceremony was held smoothly.
Second, Huo went to the disease to seal the wolf Juxu preached the majesty of the Great Han, which was to grow the face of the Han people, and Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty did not rule out the crime of Huo Tou.
Huo went to fight the Xiongnu with illness, that is, with a passion for blood, without too many utilitarian calculations.
He was bent on expelling the Huns so that the people would no longer be bullied by the Huns and would no longer have to worry about the Huns.
Everything he did was for this purpose, and Feng Wolf Juxu was no exception, that is, to promote the great Han military might and make other countries dare not despise it.
And his behavior also made those Han Dynasty people who had suffered from the Xiongnu for decades feel very relieved.
People are proud of Huo's illness and the wolf's residence.
At this time, if Emperor Wu of Han treated Huo for his illness because of this matter, it would be really inappropriate and would damage his reputation. This was something that Emperor Wu of Han, who was very happy to do, did not want to see.
Third, Emperor Wudi of the Han Dynasty was generous with things other than power.
In this life, Emperor Wudi of han cared most about fame and power.
Especially power, he particularly values. In his later years, he was caught in the scourge of witchcraft and got rid of the crown prince Liu Zhao and the Wei clan because he felt that his power had been offended.
But for these things, Emperor Wu of Han was very generous.
The courtiers held a ceremony to seal zen, although it exceeded the ceremonial system, but so what?
Could it be that Huo Huo could become emperor once he went to the sick and sealed Zen?
Don't look at Huo Huo's sick hands, these armies are loyal to the emperor, not loyal to him Huo Tou.
If Huo zhiyi really had any objections, his generals would be the first to oppose him, and then arrest him and send him to Emperor Wu of Han.
To put it bluntly, the military power was actually in the hands of Emperor Wu of Han, and he did not have to worry about Huo's illness at all.
Since this was the case, it was completely unnecessary to punish Huo just because he had been sick and sealed the wolf Juxu.
From this, we can see that after Huo Went ill as a courtier, he was not punished, and it was pure luck that he met such a good emperor as Emperor Wu of Han.
You know, at that time, Huo Wentai was just in his early twenties, and if he could see through Emperor Wudi of Han's thoughts, it was nonsense at all, and it was normal to not understand it.
Huo Went sickly sealed the wolf juxu as a courtier, which was a temporary intention, because of a momentary excitement, or because of that passion, he did this.
As a loyal vassal of the Great Han Dynasty and a great hero of the Han Dynasty, The Heavens did not treat him badly, and arranged for him to be such a good emperor as Emperor Wu of Han.
Emperor Wu of Han gave him the rank of Knight, making him sit on an equal footing with the great general Wei Qing, and only in his early twenties was an extremely popular subject, which can also be seen from the extraordinary of Emperor Wu of Han.
Unfortunately, the good times did not last long, perhaps because the existence of Huo's disease was too anti-heavenly, and in the case that the Xiongnu problem had not been completely solved, Huo's disease died young.
This great hero who shook the world and shook the steppe passed away,
Nine years later, with the death of another hero, the great general Wei Qing, it was the end of an era.
After that, the Xiongnu dug up the soil and returned, but it was no longer the glory of the past, and it could no longer pose a real threat to the Han Dynasty. And this is all the credit of Huo Fuyi and Wei Qing, they deserve to be remembered by future generations.