During the Ming Dynasty, the king of Beizhou rebelled. The Privy Council sent The Baoxin Army to send The Shang Shu Bingbu Shilang Wen Yanbo to suppress the rebellion. Later, Wen Yanbo sent a good report: Wang Ze's traitors had all been suppressed, but this was not the credit of the subject alone. Later, when the subject led the order to Meizhou, he saw that on the east side of the South City Gate Road, there was a Chinese watch, and the Hua table said Yuantong, and inside the forehead was the Zhenwu Hall, so the subject entered the hall to worship Zhenwu and prayed for Zhenwu to help the subject put down the rebellion. When the ministers arrived in Beizhou, twenty miles away from the city of Beizhou, they first sent someone to pronounce Wang Ze's three counts.
When the two armies fought, a fourth general sent out to meet the enemy, and drove Wang back to the city of Beizhou, after which Wang closed the city gate and did not come out to fight. The subject originally wanted to attack the city, but he thought that the city belonged to the imperial court and did not want to damage it, so he waited for the time being. After waiting for about twenty days, I suddenly saw a sudden storm on the city of Beizhou, and hail and flying sand appeared on the city tower, hitting the enemy like a crossbow. At this time, many enemy troops fell from the city tower and fell to the ground half dead. Then the city gates opened again, and the courtier led a large army into the city, destroying all the enemy troops, and also capturing wang Ze and beheading him before the horse.
When the subject won the victory and returned to the dynasty, he went to the Yuantong Temple and set up a shrine to worship Xie Zhenwu. During the visit, the minister found a statue of an attendant official on the left side of Zhenwu, dressed in armor, named Tiangang Shenjun. This god general had an arrow on his left arm, and the arrow was three inches deep into the statue, and the arrow actually had the mark of Wang Ze's army on it. As soon as the minister pulled out the arrow, pus and blood flowed from the wound of the god general. The minister repaired the wound of the god general with incense clay, brought the arrow back, and sent the arrow to the Sansi Libu for examination. After that, the imperial court sent Bao Yuxiang to pay homage to the shrine and also gave him the temple to repair. When you're done, don't demote the imperial title. Because Bei Prefecture was favored by Zhenwu when it was reconquered, it was changed to Enzhou.