Fighting alone is often difficult to achieve, and so are people, as the saying goes, two fists are difficult to defeat with four hands. As social animals, people often have to work together, and once faced with isolation, it can cause big problems.
The golden knife plan of the ancient yang is to take advantage of the weakness of people's isolation and lack of opportunity, and use this method to strike hard. It is obviously a big yang scheme, but it is also known as the most difficult yang conspiracy to avoid, and a generation of heroic Murong Chui is deeply victimized by this scheme.
Genius Murong Chui
Murong Chui, a figure during the Sixteen Kingdoms, his father was the king of the Former Yan state, and he was the founding king of the Later Yan state. Being born noble did not make him arrogant, but he worked harder for this identity.
Murong Chui was the fifth son of the emperor, and because he was intelligent since childhood, he was deeply loved by the monarch. The talent he showed early also made the monarch value him even more, so when Murong Chui was thirteen years old, he was taken to the battlefield by his father to personally conscript. At the age of thirteen, even if the ancients were precocious, there were very few people who went to the battlefield at such an age, strictly speaking, he was just a young child, and it was unknown whether he would come back alive.
Murong Chui not only returned intact, but even bravely crowned the three armies. At this point, Murong Chui's reputation became completely loud, and the word genius also surrounded him closely.
Unlike when he was young, his talent also improved with age. At the age of sixteen, he followed his father's campaign and suffered a great defeat in Goguryeo. At the age of eighteen, he attacked the Yuwen clan, and Murong Chui led troops to attack the enemy's flank, defeated Yuwen Bu, and was therefore made the Marquis of Duxiang. In the following year, Murong Chui's reputation had been shocked in all directions, and the garrison was in Tuhe, and the enemy army heard that it was Murong Chui and did not dare to commit it.
Murong Chui had a very high status in Former Yan, and at the age of twenty-eight, the new emperor Murong Zhuo ascended the throne, and he was officially crowned King of Wu. Three years later, Former Yan was harassed by Emperor, and Murong Chu sent Murong Chui to attack northern Saibei, and Murong Chui returned triumphantly with the victory of capturing 130,000 horses and killing 100,000 people, and became more famous in Former Yan.
Murong Chui held military power and was loved by the former monarch since childhood, and although Murong Chui was a son, he was not as popular as Murong Chui by his father, which also made Murong Chui jealous and hated Murong Chui. Murong Chu's smooth succession to the throne did not reduce his jealousy of Murong Chui, but he was even more jealous of him because of Murong Chui's growing reputation in the country.
The lord of Gong Gao Gai is originally feared by all emperors, and a martial general with too high a reputation will attract the suspicion of the emperor, not to mention the brother with the emperor. Not only did Murong Chui dislike Murong Chui, but even Murong Chu's empress did not like Murong Chui's wife Duan Shi.
Murong Zhuo's empress killed Duan with a scheme, hoping to drag Murong Chui into the water, but Duan did not betray Murong Chui. Murong Zhuo's idea was frustrated, but it also let Murong Chui know the killing intent of his eldest brother against him, and in fact, except for Murong Zhuo, other sects were equally jealous of Murong Chui.
After Murong Zhuo's death, Murong Chui's nephew ascended the throne, and his uncle Murong was named Taifu. Both men were jealous of Murong Chui, and at the suggestion of their eldest son Murong Ling, Murong Chui decided to flee to Former Qin.
Golden knife meter
Former Qin monarch Fu Jian had heard about Murong Chui for a long time, and even the idea of attacking Former Yan had always been scrupulous because Murong Chui was there, and now Murong Chui came to join him, which undoubtedly solved Fu Jian's heart. Fu Jian, the king of the Former Qin state, was a benevolent and talented person, and instead of being suspicious of Murong Chui, the king of Former Yan and Wu, he valued it courteously, and Murong Chui also had a stronger sense of belonging here.
One mountain does not allow two tigers, and Murong Chui became a red man in front of the emperor as soon as he appeared, and this was bound to touch the interests of the old ministers. At that time, the former Qin king Meng was well aware of Murong Chui's magnificence, and also knew that Murong Chui would affect his own interests. Therefore, Wang Meng told the former Qin state that Murong Chui was a Former Yan nobleman or a famous King of Wu, and he must be killed to avoid future troubles.
The monarch believed that Murong Chui was a real talent, and killing Murong Chui was a loss for Former Qin, and it was the best choice to close Murong Chui with heart. Instead of killing Murong Chui as Wang Meng wished, the monarch also gave Murong Chui the title of Prime Minister and rewarded him with food. Because he had long had the idea of attacking Former Yan, Murong Chui's appearance greatly increased the confidence of the Former Qin monarch, and he sent Murong Chui as a deputy general.
Wang Meng knew that it was impossible for the monarch to kill Murong Chui now, and it was at the time of employing people, Murong Chui was the person who knew Former Yan best, so he would send him along. This is certainly the importance that the former Qin monarch attached to him, but it is also a way to test loyalty. What Wang Meng had to do was to lower the trust of the former Qin monarch in Murong Chui and play a role in discord.
Wang Meng's first foreshadowing was to ask Murong Ling to join the army as a soldier, so that the monarch could also test loyalty, so he agreed to Wang Meng's request.
Murong Ling was not deeply involved in the world at that time, and he was better at handling than Murong Chui, who had experienced hundreds of battles, and it was easier to put him on the battlefield and break away from Murong Chui's protection. In fact, Murong Chui could also refuse, but perhaps thinking that he was also a young soldier, his eldest son should also go through some training, so he did not stop it, and this also gave Wang Meng an opportunity.
Murong Chui's own eldest son wanted to fight as Wang Meng's subordinates, and as a father, he naturally had to have a good relationship with Wang Meng. Murong Chui specially invited Wang Meng to come to his house for dinner before leaving for the battle, hoping that Wang Meng could take care of Murong Ling.
Murong Chui was in the arms of the king like this, of course, he would not refuse Murong Chui, and even had a drink with him, and the two talked a lot from the bottom of their hearts. In the case that the two deliberately approached each other, this banquet can be said to be a joy between the guests and hosts, and the words are harmonious, which has some meaning of seeing each other.
Before leaving, Wang Meng said that it was really happy to see him today, and hoped that Murong Chui could exchange something with him as a memorial, after all, the sword on the battlefield has no eyes, and maybe he will not be able to return. Wang Meng sent out an inkstone platform, and it can be seen here that he has been prepared. Originally, Wang Meng was Murong Ling's chief, and Murong Chui was not easy to refuse, plus the two talked happily today, and Murong Chui immediately agreed.
Murong Chui and his martial generals carried a golden knife with them, and immediately untied them and gave them to Wang Meng. What his belongings were did not affect Wang Meng much, and this golden knife was a surprise for Wang Meng.
Dying for the sake of wealth and death, Wang Meng bribed Murong Chui's henchman Jin Xi and asked Jin Xi to take the golden knife and tell Murong Ling that Murong Chui had fled. Murong Ling was Murong Chui's eldest son who valued him the most, and he was naturally familiar with his father's things, and he was sent by his close friend Jin Xilai, plus Murong Ling would not be able to contact Murong Chui for a while, and Murong Ling believed Jin Xi's words.
The situation was urgent and Murong Ling could not think more, so he fled directly back to Former Yan and waited for his father to turn with him. Murong Chui also panicked when he received the news, he himself fled to Former Qin, and the trust of the monarch was not high, and now that the eldest son has fled, Murong Chui himself is difficult to preserve.
Murong Chui did not hesitate and wanted to flee almost immediately. Perhaps here Murong Chui also realized that something was wrong, and even suspected that someone had set a trap for him, and now fleeing is likely to be caught by people waiting for the opportunity and become a handle. It is impossible to let Murong Chui sit and wait for death, it can only be said that the situation is not this step Murong Chui is not moving, and not moving is not.
This play was originally arranged by Wang Meng, and even how the news reached Murong Chui here may not be inseparable from him. Now seizing Murong Chui's defection will become the best proof that Murong Chui has two hearts, and the monarch will have a bad heart even if he needs Murong Chui.
Although the former Qin monarch said at that time to be considerate of Murong Chui, after all, he was the head of a country, and it was difficult to continue to use such a courtier without any shame. Wang Meng may have wanted to completely bring Murong Chui down through this time, but because the former Qin monarch still had hopes for Murong Chui and failed, but this thorn was actually planted.
This interlocking golden knife scheme successfully separated Murong Chui from the former Qin monarch. This dissociation will intensify over time, and even if it does not occur now, sooner or later it will explode completely.
rethink
The core of the Golden Dao Scheme was to put Murong Chui in a situation of isolation and helplessness, originally Murong Chui was an enemy nobleman, such an identity was easy to be suspected. In Former Qin, Murong Chui's only thing he could rely on was the trust of Former Qin monarchs, and as long as Former Qin monarchs began to doubt Murong Chui, then he was not far from death in Former Qin.
Murong Chui was also defeated by the Golden Dao Scheme, and he suffered a big loss because he trusted Wang Meng. Such a thing as a golden knife was obviously valuable, but he handed it over to someone who didn't know much about it, and he believed Wang Meng's words just by talking very happily after drinking three rounds.
Even the cronies around him were bought by Wang Meng, and Murong Chui had not yet realized this, and mismanagement of his cronies became the key to the success of Jin Dao Ji. Although it is said that doubts do not need to be used, but in a foreign country it is more important to be more careful, but Murong Chui does not have more vigilance.
The horror of this strategy was that everything Murong Chui did was useless, even if he knew that all this was deliberately arranged by Wang Meng. After all, the matter has become a foregone conclusion, no matter what the reason for the eldest son Murong Ling, the escape has become a fact, and Murong Chui's personal golden knife as evidence, there is no defense.
The golden knife plan is not a strategy that fails if one blow is not hit, it will continue to exert force, and as time goes on, this knife inserted in the heart of the former Qin monarch will naturally become deeper and deeper. This also gives us a wake-up call that in the face of the sudden approach of goodwill, we must carefully distinguish, perhaps it is the prelude to the golden knife. #历史开讲 #