According to folklore, Qian Kuan's appearance was amazing when he was born- it was amazingly ugly, and his father Qian Kuan thought that he had encountered something ominous and wanted to throw him into the well behind the house, but at this moment, Qian Kuan's mother shouted at him in a loud voice and went up to snatch Qian Kuan. In this way, under the strong insistence of Qian's grandmother, the strange and ugly Qian Wang saved his life and was raised. Therefore, Qian Wei also got a famous milk name for this purpose: "Qian Po Liu", which means Grandma Liu's life, and later the well also became famous, named "Po Liu Well", which became a famous historical site and sightseeing spot in Hangzhou City for hundreds of years.
When he was a child, Qian Wei did not seem to see any blessings and deeds except for occupying the tree as the king (the child king) in the village. And after he grew up to be in his prime, he seems to be less than when he was a child, a rogue by nature, does not like to honestly do farm work, engage in production, and is also keen on fighting, solving revenge, and finally directly becoming a professional salt dealer, mixing in the rivers and lakes.
If he follows the inherent path, Qian Wei is estimated to become a well-known leader of the salt gang in the two Zhejiang provinces, and even become Wang Xianzhi and Huang Chao's second. But one thing happened, so that Qian Wei changed his mind and decided to enter the system to develop.
At that time, several of Qian's friends were the sons of the county recorder Zhong Qi, and they often ate and drank with Qian Wei and gambled money together. Zhong Qi was very disgusted with bringing bad money to his son, and explicitly forbade them to play with qian. However, Qian's charm was too great, and several sons did not take Lao Tzu's words seriously at all, and continued to quietly mix with Qian. Just as Zhong Qi was preparing to use the power in his hands to collect the money, the visit of a good friend completely changed his view of the money.
This good friend of Zhong Qi is a master, and he is very accurate in his looks. According to his own introduction, he came here because he saw that there was a hidden royal atmosphere in the Qiantang area, and after his detailed calculation of the accurate location was in Lin'an, he visited Lin'an and wanted to secretly find the noble man and prove his professional level.
Zhong Qi was also the number one person in the county, and he immediately became interested after knowing the master's intentions. He decided to help the master. In the name of receiving wind for old friends, I will hold a county-wide elite gathering to see which is a noble person in Lin'an
The banquet was indeed organized on a grand scale, and there were people with heads and faces and some fame in Lin'an County (present-day Lin'an City) who were basically present, but the master shook his head frequently, and did not find the person he was looking for until the end of the banquet. Just as Zhong Qi was preparing to welcome the master back to the house to rest, the Qian Mu he hated the most appeared at the door of the palace.
Qian Mu was very sensible, turned around and ran, but did not run two steps, and a shout behind him rang out: "Don't let that person run!" "This voice does not come from the bell, but from the master." This is the real nobleman! Then he looked at the inexplicable qian, and in a very sincere tone, he instructed: "Your excellency is extraordinary, may your excellency love yourself!" ”
After saying this, he raised his hand to give a salute, bid farewell to Zhong Qi, and then drifted away. Under the influence of this master, Zhong Qi began to look at Qian Wei differently from then on, not only letting his son let go of playing with Qian Biao, but also repeatedly providing relief when Qian Wei had a financial crisis, and Qian Wei slowly began to believe what the master said.
In the second year of Qianfu (875), the town of Zhejiang Xi suppressed Wang Ying's rebellion, and Qian Mu heard that a man was recruiting people nearby to make meritorious contributions to the counterinsurgency, and Qian Wei, who was twenty-four years old at the time, gladly joined the army. The person who recruited this was Dong Chang, the general of Shi Jian Town. Qian Wei's second nobleman in life (the first was his grandmother), who was also a comrade-in-arms who lived and died together for the next twenty years, and an enemy that he had to kill twenty years later.
At that time, Dong Chang's subordinates, counting the total number of people who cooked and transported grain, only had a thousand people, and there were basically no people who could be called talents, but as soon as he saw Qian, he felt that this person was a personal person, so he let Qian Yong become his own partial general. Unexpectedly, their temporary pair of partners, working very well together, actually easily defeated Wang Yin's rebels with a regiment of soldiers. After that, the golden couple was out of control, and was ordered by their superiors to successively pacify the peasant army that was rampant in the Xuanxuan and She areas.
With these military achievements, Shi Jianshi's regiment became increasingly famous and regularized, and Qian Wei was also promoted to Shi JianZhen 's Inner Soldiers and Horses Envoy for meritorious service, and moved to the right post of the town navy. Soon, the two men worked together again, and with a strength of three hundred people, they flexibly used a variety of tactical tactics such as ambush, bluff, and suspicious tactics, which frightened off the Huangchao army and shook the southeast.
Later, the local government established the Badu of Hangzhou, and Lin'an County (present-day Lin'an City) formed a Lin'an Capital of 1,000 people based on the Shi Jianshi regiment, and Dong Chang and Qian Wei were elected as the main and vice generals, and then they were invited to meet Gao Biao. When the twenty-eight-year-old young Qian Biao appeared in front of the last famous general of the late Tang Dynasty, Gao Biao immediately made a judgment: "This person will be above me in the future!" ”
Gao Biao's prophecy was no small feat, and its explosive magnitude was definitely not inferior to that of the previous master. It should be known that Gao Biao was a lieutenant of the inspection school at that time, an official residence of Yipin, and a town navy emissary, who was in charge of one side and was also knighted as the king of Bohai County.
In the Tang Dynasty, only the princes had more titles than the county kings, and the official positions that exceeded the taiwei and jiedushi were the legendary ones. Therefore, anyone who hears this will inevitably be excited. However, Qian Wei was not very excited, in fact, he was very disappointed. Because he found that Gao Biao, a famous player who had once shocked the world, had completely lost his enterprising spirit. Although he stood in front of Qian Biao, full of wine, in Qian Biao's eyes, the Gao Biao who had once made the enemy feel frightened was long dead. Seeing that Gao Biao did not have the idea of crossing the river to attack huangchao, Dong Chang and Qian Wei took the initiative to resign and returned to Hangzhou.
In the second year of Emperor Zhongzong of Tang 's reign ( 882 ) , Liu Hanhong sent his brother Liu Hanyou (劉汉) and Ma Bujun (劉 Infantry) to garrison Xiling (西陵, in modern Northwestern Xiaoshan, Zhejiang). Their intention was obvious, that is, to annex western Zhejiang. Dong Chang naturally did not do it, so he ordered Qian Wei to lead the Eight Capitals to cross the Qiantang River and face the Eastern Zhejiang Army.
Due to the disparity in troop strength, Qian Wei did not choose to carry the Eastern Zhejiang Army head-on, but chose to attack at night. At night, when the Qiantang River was foggy, he sneaked across the river and immediately launched a surprise attack on the Eastern Zhejiang Army. The Eastern Zhejiang army was caught off guard and was defeated on the spot, with 20,000 people lost, and Liu Hanyu and Xin Youhuang fled in a hurry.
Although the division was unfavorable, Liu Hanhong, after all, had an army of more than 100,000 people, and he still did not pay attention to Qian's people and horses, but he was determined to kill Qian. However, Liu Hanhong would not have dreamed that in the next two years, although he was superior in numbers every time he fought against Qian, he had never won, and he almost lost his life several times. With Liu Hanhong's successive defeats in Hangzhou, his men also began to have ideas, and for a time Liu Hanhong's Eastern Zhejiang Army had a small climax of surrendering to Qian, and the military strength of the two Zhejiang provinces was reversed.
In October of the second year (886) of emperor Guangqi of The Tang Dynasty, Qian Wei, who was training recruits outside, was suddenly invited by Dong Chang. The two people are old buddies for many years, and naturally there are not so many polite words after meeting, and as soon as they open their mouths, they are dry goods.
"If you can capture Yuezhou (the old lair of the Eastern Zhejiang Army, now Shaoxing), I will put Hangzhou under your management."
This sentence was said by Dong Chang to Qian Wei, and when he said this, Dong Chang seemed very sure.
"Well, if you don't take the state, it will be a problem." Qian Wei agreed.
It turns out that Qian Wei is a very reliable man. Promised today, I'll do it tonight. Within two days, he had already arrived in Yuezhou with his troops from Zhuji. In the same month, after breaking through the city, Liu Hanhong fled to Taizhou, where he was soon tied up by The Assassin Shi Duxiong of Taizhou and sent to Qian's army. Qian Wei was also a real person, and felt that there was no need to leave such people to waste grain in the world, so he executed him in Huiji and destroyed the Liu family.
Qian Wei kept his promise and killed Liu Hanhong. Dong Chang also fulfilled his promise, moving the town of Yuezhou to hand over Hangzhou to Qian Wei to manage.
Three months later, the imperial court officially appointed Dong Chang as an observer of eastern Zhejiang and Qian Yu as the assassin of Hangzhou, and the certification work was completed.
Generally speaking, after a period of busyness, you need to take a break, but Qian Wei did not rest for a few months, because the southeast was chaotic.
In fact, the Southeast Rebellion did not start from Gao Biao's Huainan at the earliest, and its source should be accurately the Zhen Navy, which was the direct superior fan town of Hangzhou at that time. At that time, the Zhenhai Jiedushi envoy was called Zhou Bao, and this man himself recruited a pro-army of 1,000 people, called the Houlou soldiers. Because it is a direct subordinate unit of the leadership, the welfare treatment of the rear building soldiers is naturally twice as good as that of the town navy, and the town navy complains about this unfair treatment, and soon mutiny. At the crucial moment, his Houlou soldiers actually turned against him and rebelled together, and Zhou Bao was driven out of the ruling place Runzhou, and his original Duzhi urged Xue Lang to be welcomed into the Jiedu Envoy Mansion by the rebel army, becoming a retainer, this time, Qian Bao's opponent was this Xue Lang.
In May of the third year (887) of Emperor Guangqi of Tang Dynasty, Qian Wei sent the Eastern General Du Liang, the Zhejiang General Ruan Jie, and the Jingjiang General Cheng, on the pretext of Xue Lang's rebellion, to attack Xue Lang. It is worth noting that since the beginning of this operation, Qian Wei has no longer been on the front line in person, and he has begun to give orders as a local official, and instead organize and plan the conduct of the war.
Although Qian Wei was not in the front line to command the battle, Hangzhou Badu was not inferior at all, and after only a month of going out, he sent back a good report, defeating Xue Lang's general Li Junhui at Yangxian. In October of that year, Du Ling and other generals attacked Changzhou, beat away the assassin Shi Ding Congshi, and invited Zhou Bao from Changzhou to Hangzhou. Saying that it is a welcome is really not casually said. Qian Wei personally ran to the outskirts of the city, respectfully invited Zhou Bao into the city with the formal etiquette of the military commander-in-chief.
This was an act that puzzled the local forces but was greatly praised by future generations. It directly brought three things to Qian: first, the good reputation of Zhongyi; second, the legitimate reasons for requisitioning the states under the jurisdiction of the town navy; and third, the opportunity to inherit the town navy in a just name.
Seeing farther and more comprehensively than others, and being able to adhere to certain principles in a chaotic world, it is precisely these that make Qian Wei and the warlords of the grass-headed kings in the two Zhejiang Provinces at the same time have an essential difference.
In December, Hangzhou Badu conquered Runzhou, where the naval headquarters of the town was located, and captured Xue Lang and returned. Treating Xue Lang, Qian Wei was not polite at all. He directly ordered Xue Lang to be beheaded, and then cut his heart to pay tribute to Zhou Bao, who had already died of illness, which was considered to be revenge for Zhou Bao.
Soon, Qian Biao's younger brother Qian Biao led troops to attack Suzhou, driving Xu Yue, who occupied the area, directly into the sea and chasing him to death. Since then, more than half of the main cities and pools in the six states of the town and navy have been under the control of Qian Wei. So he finally caught the attention of an opponent who could really compete with him.
In October of the first year of the Dragon Age (898), Yang Xing secretly sent MabuDu Yu Hou Tian And others to attack Changzhou.
The town guarding Changzhou was Qian's general Du Ling. This benevolent brother was very skilled, and he kept on guarding water without leaking, allowing Tian Fu to attack the city for nearly a month without substantial progress. However, Yang Xingmi's general Tian Fu quickly used his strength to make Du Liang and Qian Wei, who was far away in Hangzhou, realize that this time the opponents were completely different from the Liu Hanhong and Xue Lang they had encountered before.
Soon Tian Fu pretended to withdraw his troops, secretly sent people to dig tunnels into the city to carry out the beheading operation, the result was that the main general Du Liang was captured, Changzhou was also lost, and Qian Miao experienced the bitterness of defeat for the first time. However, before he had time to sum up the lessons learned, he received another news that Runzhou, which was defended by Chenghe Town, had also been captured, and it was the Caizhou army of the tyrannical warlord Sun Ru who had attacked Runzhou.
Qian Wei quickly realized that in the situation of chaos in the southeast into a pot of porridge, it was impossible for him to stay out of the matter, even if he did not take the initiative to provoke others, Yang Xingmi and Sun Ru would also lead the war over, because this is the survival law of the chaotic world, if you want to live, then fight.
At that time, the three prefectures of Su, Chang, and Run had all been reduced to the war zones between Yang Xingmi and Sun Ru, and these three cities and pools frequently changed hands between the two sides, and the competition was very fierce, and there was no room for Qian To intervene. More importantly, after a long period of observation, Qian Wei made an accurate judgment, with his existing strength, he was neither Sun Ru's opponent nor Yang Xingmi's opponent. Although Qian Wei is relatively weak, he has the skills to survive in a chaotic world. To paraphrase the jargon of today's collecting circles, it is good at picking up leaks.
In the tenth month of the second year of Da Shun (891), when Sun Ru burned Su and Chang'er Prefectures and poured all his troops into Xuanzhou to fight Yang Xingmi, Qian Wei decisively sent troops to reoccupy Suzhou, and finally defeated Sun Ru with no bottom line with Yang Xingmi.
In view of the loss of Suzhou, Qian Wei, while strengthening the army building, made a very important decision, that is, to build a new outer city of Hangzhou, thus laying the pattern of the "waist drum city" in ancient Hangzhou that was easy to defend and difficult to attack.
Through this repair of the city, Qian Wei realized the importance of repairing the city for economic development and people's livelihood stability, so he decided to end the pattern of the separation of the state city and the county town of "Pillow Lake in Qingshan County", and used the city wall to wrap the state city and the county town together, which formed a complete city in the true sense, that is, the predecessor of the modern Hangzhou City. The last large-scale renovation of Hangzhou City by Qian Wei was seventeen years later (four years after Later Liang Kaiping and three years for Wu Yue Tianbao, 910), when he re-planned the regional construction of Hangzhou, creating a pattern of Qianjiang County (renamed Renhe County during the Song Dynasty) and Qiantang County jointly defending Hangzhou City, which continued until the first year of the Republic of China.
Hangzhou is recognized as the most precious legacy that Qian Biao left to future generations, but it is clear that Qian Wei wants to leave to his descendants not only a Hangzhou. Especially when he finally won the position of Zhenhai Jiedushi envoy from the imperial court, Qian Wei began to work harder to find an opportunity to break through the bottleneck of his career.
However, he looked at the southeast, southwest, and northwest for a while, and sadly found that he was surrounded by either strong enemies or mountains and seas, or allies, and there was not an inch of available land that could expand his living space. However, just as Qian Mu sighed, he suddenly got the news of Dong Chang, an old leader who had not been in contact for a long time. What shocked him was that Dong Chang did not know which string in his brain was wrong, and actually established himself as emperor, and also appointed himself as a commander of the two Zhejiang provinces of the Great Yue Luoping State.
Qian Wei still had a lot of feelings for Dong Chang, and when he saw that the big brother had made a mistake, he immediately wrote a letter to make a move. Who knows, his letter has not received a reply for a long time, and Dong Chang's push has no intention of receiving it at all. With a high sense of responsibility for friends, money determines the speed of the army. Qian Wei said that he would leave, and with 30,000 people and horses, he rushed to Yuezhou and arrived at the Ying'en Gate.
"It is really undeserved for the great throne to be the supreme general, but to do such an unworthy act." Only when the king promises to reform himself can I withdraw my troops with peace of mind! ”
Dong Chang was scared. He was well aware of Qian's abilities. At the level of the soldiers in Yuezhou City, it is estimated that it is difficult to resist the excitement of doubling the combat effectiveness of the money. So he hurriedly sent someone to bring two million taels of money to the Qian Army, which was called the Japanese Army, in fact, to put it bluntly, it was to spend money to buy a temporary security.
Seeing that Dong Chang sent money and promised to ask Tianzi for guilt, Qian Fu led the soldiers back. But in just the past two months, Qian Wei has returned. Because Dong Chang refused the order of the imperial court to let him pack his bags and go home.
In Qian Wei's view, if you do something wrong, you must have the courage to take responsibility, and Dong Chang's behavior of being lenient after plotting rebellion but still having to play tricks is really an unforgivable crime. Therefore, he took the initiative to go to the imperial court and requested that Dong Chang be pacified with the Ben Dao soldiers.
Just then, an unexpected peacemaker appeared. This person is Yang Xingmi. In the end, Yang Xingmi was a person with a very strategic vision, and he could already predict that once Qian Yong went to war with Dong Chang, it would inevitably be Qian Yong who would win, and after getting Dong Chang's territory, this Qian Yu would be as unstoppable as a fierce tiger out of the cage. Therefore, stabilizing both sides and letting everything maintain the status quo is the most favorable choice for Yang Xingmi. However, it turned out that Yang Xingmi's face was not good, not only did Qian Wei not buy his account, but the imperial court also made it clear that Dong Chang was cleaned up.
In May of the second year of Qianning (895), the imperial court issued an edict to deprive Dong Chang of all official titles, appoint Qian Wei as an envoy to the eastern province of Zhejiang, and sweep away Dong Chang.
A month after Qian Wei received the Holy Will, he led a large army to attack Yuezhou. Although Dong Chang was ready for a decisive battle with Qian Yong, in the face of Gu Quanwu, the commander of Wu Yongdu under Qian Yongdu, and the Wu Yongdu, which was composed of remnants of Cai Prefecture, Dong Chang's generals were not opponents at all, and they were beaten to surrender, and Qian Yong's town navy soon entered the city of Yuezhou and surrounded the city.
Seeing that the city was once again besieged, Dong Chang in the city seemed to be panicked, and he captured Zhu Siyuan, Wang Shouzhen, and Lu Qin, three people who had advised him to claim the title of emperor, and sent them to Qian's military camp to request reconciliation. Dong Chang seemed to be instigated, but in fact, this was not the case. This was just Dong Chang's strategy to slow down the army. Because from the moment he learned that Qian Wei had sent troops, he hurriedly sent someone to inform Yang Xingmi of this news
As Dong Chang expected, Yang Xingmi really attached great importance to this matter, and when he received the news, he immediately sent troops. The army was divided into three routes: the sizhou defense made Taimeng attack Suzhou; the Ningguo Jiedu made Tian Feng and Runzhou regiment train anren to attack Hangzhou; and the general Wei Yue attacked Jiaxing.
The rear was suddenly attacked by Yang Xingmi, which did bring great trouble to Qian, and Gu Quanwu at the front had to return to the division immediately to rescue Jiaxing, which was surrounded by the Huainan Army. Gu Quanwu was worthy of being the number one general under Qian Wei, and he quickly led his troops to attack two enemy camps outside Jiaxing, and the pressure on Jiaxing was instantly reduced. However, soon An Renyi commanded the boat division to Huzhou, intending to cross the river from there to meet Dong Chang, and Gu Quanwu had to change to Xiling without stopping to block the terrifying Huainan Boat Division army.
Unfortunately, there was only one Gu Quanwu under Qian Biao in the end, and the situation that Qian Wei was facing was that the rear was in a situation everywhere, and when the siege of Jiaxing was almost solved, the news that the Suzhou water fence had been breached by the Huainan Army came through.
At this time, the development and scale of the war had far exceeded Qian's expectations, and its complexity and difficulty were constantly challenging the limits of Qian And his generals. Qian Wei has a way out. At that time, at Yang Xingmi's request, His Majesty the Emperor had specially released Dong Chang and restored his official title, and it seemed that he only waited for Dong Chang to make a show and release an obvious signal of reconciliation, and this matter could be turned into a small matter and a small matter. At that time, Qian Wei will lose the reasonable reason to attack Dong Chang, and may even be charged with resisting and disobeying at any time, but instead become the target of Yang Xingmi and others' honorable and just crusade.
If you persist, the future is uncertain; if you stop here, it seems that you can still retreat. At the critical moment, we can no longer hesitate, we must make a choice as soon as possible, whether to insist or give up!
I want to go on, even if I don't see the dawn of victory, I will walk through this dark time with my own strength.
In February of the third year of Qianning (896), Qian Mu publicly refused to stop the conquest of Dong Chang. As a concrete explanation of this attitude, the Qian general Gu Quanwu defeated Dong Changbu's general Tang Usu at Shicheng and began a new round of attack.
March, Hexi. With the assistance of The MingZhou Assassin Huang Sheng, the zhen navy took Gu Quanwu as the vanguard and turned the defense to attack. The first to bear the brunt was Yu Yao. This place was guarded by Dong Chang's general Yuan Zhenzhen, and after being attacked by the Zhen Navy, Dong Chang urgently sent his general Xu Zhang to teach, but it was obvious that the level of these two was still very different from Gu Quanwu.com. The two sides exchanged hands only once, Xu Zhang captured Gu Quanwu, and Yuan Ying was also driven back to the city, not daring to take the lead again.
Seeing that Qian Hao had come up with a posture of opening up, Yang Xingmi decided to accompany him to the end. In April of that year, Yang Xingmi personally commanded the Huainan army to meet with the Zhen Navy at Huangtiandang. As a result, the zhen navy was defeated, and Yang Xingmi took advantage of the victory to besiege Suzhou.
Under the pressure of Yang Xingmi's steps, this war became a game of time-grabbing every minute, who can defeat their opponents in the shortest possible time, who can see the smile of the goddess of victory. Qian Wei is the first party.
On April 27, Yu Yao Shou surrendered to Gu Quanwu. With yu Yao's surrender, Gu Quanwu had no more worries and directly led the most elite Wu Yong to kill the city of Yuezhou.
The arrival of Both Gu Quanwu and Wu Yong greatly increased the strength of the besieging side, and in early May, the Zhen Navy defeated Dong Chang, who personally led his army out of the city to fight, and completed the siege of Yuezhou City. Dong Chang was scared. This time it was real, it was a real fear from the depths of my heart. Under the torment of this fear, Dong Chang, who did not revoke the imperial title, finally announced to the outside world that the Great Yue Luoping State no longer existed, and he was no longer the emperor himself, and immediately restored the identity of the Tang Yisheng Army Jiedushi Envoy
If it had been a year ago, Dong Chang's prodigal son would still have played a role in turning back, but now any public statements he made were completely useless. Both Qian Wei and Gu Quanwu knew very well that their top priority was to conquer Yue Prefecture as soon as possible and level Dong Chang, thus forcing Yang Xingmi to withdraw his troops on his own. But they weren't fast enough after all. On the third day of the first month of May, the town of Changshu in Suzhou made Lu Ying launch a mutiny, took control of Qian's Suzhou assassin Shi Chenghe, and surrendered the city to Yang Xingmi.
After hearing about the fall of Suzhou, Qian Wei urgently approached Gu Quanwu to discuss countermeasures. Qian's original intention was to have Gu Quanwu rush to Xiling, where he would build a defensive line to block Yang Xingmi and defend Hangzhou. But Gu Quanwu thought for a moment and gave another plan.
"Yuezhou is the root of the enemy, and now that the city is about to be captured, it is a pity to give up halfway." The last general pleaded to take the state first, and then revive the state. ”
Qian Wei thought for a moment and accepted Gu Quanwu's opinion. After determining the strategic direction, Gu Quanwu began to attack the city with all his might, day and night, on all sides. In the early morning of May 15, Gu Quanwu led an army to conquer the outer city of Yuezhou. Dong Chang was still a bit of a backbone, and after the outer city was destroyed, he continued to hold on to the inner city and fight with the town navy.
If you continue to stumble like this, it is estimated that Yang Xingmi will have the opportunity to enjoy the West Lake vinegar fish. So Qian Wei decided to send people to preach the policy and peacefully take over the inner city. Qian Wei sent Dong Chang's old subordinate Luo Tuan, and he asked Luo Tuan to bring Dong Chang such a sentence: "Obey the edict and order the great king Zhishi to return to Lin'an."
There is no emperor, the degree of moderation can be done, the clothes are returned to the hometown, and it is indeed much better to be a rich man than to be a different place. Dong Chang agreed. So he sent out his official seal and took the initiative to move out of the inner city to live in Qingdaofang, waiting for the arrival of his final fate.
Dong Chang's ultimate fate was not to end up in his hometown, but to be killed halfway through. Because the so-called imperial court special release was nothing more than a lie that Qian Wei came up with, dong Chang was killed by Wu Yongdu's envoy Wu Zhang on the boat to Hangzhou, and thrown into the river. Of course, his head was extracted and sent to the Kyoshi Tosei. Dong Chang was killed at the same time as his family, totaling more than three hundred people, as well as more than a hundred people under li yi and Jiang Gui, the prime ministers he appointed. The so-called high-level level of the Great Yue Luo Pingguo was swept away by a net, and overnight, it disappeared into the world.
After Qian Wei personally eliminated his old comrades-in-arms, he was very sad at first, but he was also sad for ten minutes. Because he soon learned that Dong Chang had actually saved himself a huge fortune. This includes three million grain grain, more than five hundred gold coins, and many rare treasures, literati calligraphy and paintings, the total value of which is estimated to be enough for Qian To build a hangzhou city.
When the imperial court learned that Qian Mu had conquered Yuezhou, he greatly rewarded Qian Wei for his hard work and merits, and gave him iron coupons as a sign of honor. The imperial court originally wanted to appoint the chancellor Wang Pu as the envoy of the Weisheng Army, but the two Zhejiang generals, down to the pingtou people, jointly demanded that Qian Wei also lead eastern Zhejiang. The imperial court knew very well that this was Qian Wei's hand and foot, but in this year, the emperor's family could not open the pot, so the imperial court had no choice but to comply with the "will of the people" and make Qian Wei concurrently serve as the envoy of the Weisheng Army (soon, the imperial court changed its name to Weishengjun as the Zhendong Army).
Qian Wei also led two towns, with 30,000 elite soldiers under his command, with Hangzhou as the foundation (Xifu) and Yuezhou as the Eastern Prefecture, basically determining the territorial foundation of the Wu Yue State in the future seventy-two years of the founding of the country, and also obtained a valuable quota for the world.
As a newcomer to the southeast division of the world battle, Qian Biao, his direct competitor is Yang Xingmi, if in terms of territory and strength alone, Yang Xingmi is definitely stronger than Qian Gong, so if it is really consumed, Qian Gong will definitely be finished first, but fortunately, Yang Xingmi is not a poor soldier.
In the first year of Gwanghwa (898), when Yang Xingmi and Zhu Wen were fighting a decisive battle on both sides of the Huai River, Qian Wei sent Gu Quanwu, the first fierce general of the two Zhejiang Provinces, to lead troops to retake all of Suzhou and capture the famous Huainan general Qin Pei and others. Yang Xingmi finally realized that Qian Yue was by no means a generalist, and that he could only lose both if he continued to fight, so he took the initiative to propose the repatriation of the two Zhejiang generals Cheng He who had been captured earlier, in exchange for Wei Yue, Qin Pei, and others who had been captured by Qian Wei.
Qian Wei thought for a moment and agreed. Since then, the two sides have opened up new modes of interaction beyond the battle and opened the door to new worlds. The war in the southeast has also slowly subsided, and in the more than fifty years of frequent wars in the future, this area will become the most peaceful and prosperous place in the whole of China, which is the greatest historical contribution made by Yang Xingmi and Qian Wei.
After all, for ordinary people living in the world, who is the "emperor of the ages", which is the "thousand autumn deeds", is not so important, and they do not have a dime relationship, all they really need is to be able to survive, and live their own lives, go through this life without interruption, nothing more.
The so-called imperial figure is called karma, but the carnival ears of several people.