In 383 AD, the turmoil of the Northern Wei Dynasty had already caused a long period of northern turmoil.
Kang Le, the leader of the Xianbei tribe at that time, presented some plans to assassinate Fu Jian to the Northern Wei monarch Tuoba Jue.
At this time, a brilliant general, Wang Meng, appeared in the chaotic situation in the north and made great contributions to the Wei general Fu Jian's northward rescue of Shanxi.
When Wang Meng appeared on the stage of history, he was just an ordinary general wandering on the northern border.
However, he was bold and careful, with unimaginable talent and perseverance, which allowed him to stand out in the troubled times of the north.
Wang Meng was born in a humble military family, but he is also a person who is not willing to be mediocre.
At a young age, he had already shown remarkable wisdom and courage. After joining the army, he became an excellent cavalryman, with excellent horsemanship and combat skills.
His performance in the army was appreciated by his superiors, and he soon rose to the rank of senior lieutenant general.
At that time, the north was in turmoil, and the Xianbei and other ethnic minorities continued to rebel and undermine the ruling order at that time.
Under these circumstances, Wang Meng was sent to the northern frontier to take command of the military, with elite cavalry as the core, to fight against the Xianbei rebellion and banditry.
However, in one battle, Wang Meng's forces were completely defeated by the Xianbei assassination group, and Wang Meng himself was captured.
During his captivity, Wang Meng showed extraordinary wisdom and successfully deceived the trust of the Xianbei people and escaped the crime of captivity.
After that, he left the border and wandered into the border areas of Hexi, and decided to look for an opportunity to prove himself again.
The troubled times in the north did not discourage Wang Meng, on the contrary, he saw it as an opportunity for a rapid rise.
At that time, Fu Jian led his army north to rescue Shanxi, and Wang Meng happened to be in this area, he immediately seized the opportunity to contact Fu Jian's generals, and established great achievements in the battle.
With several years of immersion and calm thinking, Wang Meng gradually accumulated the experience necessary to become an outstanding general, and soon became Fu Jian's confidant and right-hand man.
In the process of Fu Jian's pacification of the north, Wang Meng played an important role.
Not only did he excel in battle, but he also played an important role in politics.
He has extensive experience in town management, tax collection, and weapons manufacturing, helping Fu Jian to effectively manage various affairs in his jurisdiction. Especially in campaigns, Wang Meng would often coordinate between various troops under the command of Fu Jian, negotiate with the princes of all parties, stabilize the situation, and always play a key role in the battle.
Under Fu Jian's leadership, Wang Meng participated in many key battles. In the Battle of Linfeng, Fu Jian led his troops in a decisive battle against Yao Xing, a powerful opponent at the time, the monarch of the former Qin State.
In this crucial battle, Wang Meng showed amazing wisdom and put forward a series of tactical suggestions that helped Fu Jian finally achieve victory.
Such a victory allowed Fu Jian to face the situation smoothly and continue to improve, and Wang Meng became Fu Jian's confidant, and also recorded his honor in the history of Taizheng.
In the years that followed, Fu Jian gradually defeated other opponents and stabilized the situation in the north. Wang Meng's role was also more significant, and his political and military talents allowed Fu Jian's leadership to be brought into greater play.
He actively promoted the development of all aspects from agriculture to culture and education, and was committed to bringing more organization and development to China's future.
However, just when the situation in the north was stable, Wang Meng encountered an unfortunate accident.
During a patrol work, he encountered a modest carriage accident, but due to the unpredictable sequelae caused by poor medical conditions, he eventually died.
Fu Jian was very saddened by Wang Meng's departure, and he was extremely saddened by Wang Meng's death, and posthumously awarded Wang Meng the title of general of the expedition to the west, nicknamed "Marquis of Wuxiang", and established a cemetery for him to show his loyalty and bravery.
After Wang Meng's departure, Fu Jian began to lose control of the north, and the northern turmoil once again swept through the entire dynasty.
However, Wang Meng's legacy and his wisdom still leave an eternal mark in history. Wang Meng's historical status has gradually become prominent in the long river that has never been seen before, and has become an unforgettable stage in the field of ancient Chinese history.