One of the unsolved mysteries
First of all, the mystery of Chen Qingzhi's dispatch of troops, or after the change of the Northern Wei River Yin, the King of Beihai Yuanhao ran away, looking around, Tuguhun in the west, Dang Xiang, desolate. In the east of the sea, can swim, do you swim to Japan? Soft in the north, that is really a man with a horse, you are mighty and majestic. Come to think of it, Yuan Hao feels that Nanliang is still good, green mountains and rivers, and economic development is also good, just go to Nanliang.
Emperor Xiao Yan of Liangwu was very happy, so he made Yuan Hao the King of Wei and sent Chen Qingzhi to lead 7,000 soldiers to escort Yuan Hao back to Chang'an and help Yuan Hao inherit the throne of Northern Wei. Well here's the problem. The Northern Wei was founded by the Xianbei people, a branch of the Xiongnu, so it is conceivable that the northern Wei cavalry combat effectiveness. Another point is that Chen Qingzhi went deep into the Northern Wei Dynasty alone, with no reinforcements and no response, and the supply of grain and grass was also an impossible task, in short, no matter how you look at it, you feel that this is a fool to let another fool go to death.
The second unsolved mystery
Some people say that the reason why Chen Qingzhi fought well at the beginning was indeed partly because of his high military acumen, but the main reason was that the Northern Wei army at that time was in the north to quell the chaos. However, in the later Battle of Xingyang, Yuan Tianmu led 300,000 troops back to defend, and chen Qingzhi was encircled inside and outside the city, but he still won.
I went through the history books, and I did not describe exactly how this war was fought, but the result was recorded in history, the grand marshal Yuan Tianmu fled on a single horse, the general Lu An surrendered, and the 300,000 troops withered away in an instant. In the end, Chen Qingzhi's troops triumphantly sang all the way, and actually defeated the capital of Northern Wei and completed an impossible task.
The third unsolved mystery
Chen Qingzhi was neither a shogun nor a xingwu born, he was a book boy before his debut, and he also liked to play chess. Who taught him the ability to lead soldiers so well that he was so good at fighting? Or is he gifted and born to be? Could it be that he was also like Ling Huchong in "Laughing Proud of the Jianghu", who was instructed by a high person to obtain the Lone Nine Swords?
How did this man do it more than a thousand years ago? What kind of picture it would be, it was really fascinating.