Huo Fuyi and Li Ling, two generals of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, feng wolf Juxu and bloody battle against the Xiongnu, one died young, and the other helplessly surrendered. However, Huo Wentyi once shot Li Ling's uncle with an arrow, and the two families had a deep grudge. Huo and Li showed heroism and sorrow in the arms of their families and national conditions, while there were laments and resentments in the family feuds.
General Huo killed 2,000 enemy soldiers and became famous in World War I;
General Lee went deep 2,000 miles and returned smoothly.
At that time, Huo Went ill at the age of 17, due to the recommendation of his uncle the great general Wei Qing, The Han Wu Emperor Liu Che admired Huo's temperament, and Emperor Wu of Han appointed Huo Go Sick as a lieutenant of the prostitute Yao and followed Wei Qing in pursuit of the Xiongnu. On the first expedition, General Huo behaved too gorgeously. In the battle between Mobei and the Xiongnu, Huo Wentai led a thousand people, went straight away from Wei Qing's main camp, ran for eight hundred miles overnight, captured more than 2,000 enemy troops, beheaded the Uncle of the Xiongnu Shan Yu, and captured the Xiongnu Xiangguo and Shan Yu's uncle. Bravely championed the three armies, and became famous in the First World War.
Huo went to the disease and Li Ling
Li Ling was born in a military family, his grandfather was the flying general Li Guang, the young Li Ling was deeply loved by Li Guang, and Emperor Wu of Han also believed that Li Ling had the style of Li Guang. Li Ling once got the consent of Emperor Wu of Han, with 800 subordinates, went deep into the Xiongnu for more than 2,000 miles, although it did not meet the main force of the enemy army, the scattered resistance encountered, all destroyed, and when he returned, he surveyed the terrain, drew a map, and prepared for future battles, which was deeply recognized by Emperor Wu of Han.
Fenghua Zhengmao, Li Ling deeply befriended Huo Guang;
In the battle of the gates, Huo went ill and shot Li Gan.
Huo Wentai was an illegitimate son, and his father Huo Zhongru was a slave of Princess Pingyang, who gave birth to Huo Go's illness after having an affair with another female slave, that is, Wei Qing's sister, he did not dare to speak up, so Huo Went Sick was raised by his uncle Wei Qing and his aunt Wei Zifu.
Li Ling was the widowed son, his father Li Danghu was the eldest son of Li Guang, who died before Li Ling was born, Li Guang and his second uncle Li Jiao had been out on expeditions for many years, and Li Ling's horseback archery was taught by the third uncle Li Dare.
In fact, Huo Went's illness was nearly ten years older than Li Ling's, and in addition, Huo Went's illness became famous earlier, and by the time Li Ling went out to attack the Xiongnu, Huo Went's illness had already died. Huo Wentai disease had three key records, first, Huo Went disease changed the pattern of the main force of the Han Dynasty from the original combination of cavalry and chariots to complete cavalry; second, Huo Went disease used blitzkrieg and invasion tactics to pursue the Xiongnu to Lake Baikal, and since then the Han Dynasty has controlled the entire Hexi region. Third, Huo Wentong's illness had never been defeated in his lifetime, but unfortunately he died at the age of 23, and the future generations of generals could no longer look up to him.
When Li Ling was young, he also admired Huo Toyi, especially after Huo Went sick wolf Juxu Mountain Battle, and he was very eager to kill the enemy and make meritorious achievements. Huo Guang's half-brother Huo Guang, who was similar in age to Li Ling, served in the palace together, and Huo Guang and Li Ling were very close, and the two could be said to be close as brothers. The Li family and the Huo (Wei) family are the same general, although there is no deep friendship, it is still harmonious.
From the late Han Jing Emperor to the early Han Wu Emperor, the Li Guang family was deeply valued by the imperial court. Later, in order to contain Li Guang, Emperor Wu of Han reused his brother-in-law Wei Qing, allowing Wei Qing to gradually change from a slave to a general, and Li Guang's family began to be suppressed.
In the winter of the year when Huo Went ill was 21 years old, Emperor Wu of Han ordered Wei Qing and Huo Toyi to launch the Battle of Mobei, intending to completely crush the Xiongnu, and the then elderly Li Guang accompanied him on the expedition. Wei Qing ordered Li Guang and the right general to attack the Xiongnu Shan Yu in a roundabout way, but when Wei Qing's main force and the right side returned from the bloody battle, Li Guang had not yet arrived, causing the Xiongnu Shan Yu to escape from the direction where Li Guang should have arrived. Later, when it was learned that Li Guang's troops were lost in the desert, Wei Qing returned to the camp to be held accountable, and Li Guang was ashamed and embarrassed, and drew his sword and killed himself. When Li Guang died, he was exactly 60 years old, his eldest son (Li Ling's father) died early, and his second son Li Jiao also died in battle, leaving only the youngest son Li Gan.
Li Dang was under Huo's illness at the time, and Li Guang's death quickly spread throughout the army, and many of Li Guang's old subordinates wept bitterly. Li dared to believe that Li Guang had been forced to die by Wei Qing, rushed to the general's tent, and beat Wei Qing in spite of obstruction. In order to avoid chaos in the army, Wei Qing ordered the left and right to conceal the matter. Later, after Banshi returned to the dynasty, while hunting at Ganquan Palace, Huo went ill and heard about this, and could not accept his subordinates beating his uncle and shooting Li Gan with an arrow. In order to avoid the expansion of the situation, Emperor Wu of Han said that Li Dare was killed by a stag while hunting.
After Li Gan's death, Li Ling became the pillar of the Li family. It was not until after Huo's death that Li Ling learned the true cause of Li Gan's death. Thinking that this matter was a deep hatred, he was furious and angry at Wei Qing. The great general Wei Qing was also well aware of this matter, and did not dare to reuse Li Ling, so he made Li Ling a cavalry lieutenant and led five thousand people to train soldiers in Jiuquan and Zhangye.
Bloody battle against the Xiongnu, Huo went ill and died young and regretted for thousands of years;
The lone army went deeper, and General Lee dismounted and surrendered to the historical controversy.
In the spring of the tenth year of the Han Dynasty, the Han Dynasty recuperated through a year of recuperation, grain and grass were plentiful, Emperor Wu of Han ordered Wei Qing and Huo Toyi to attack the Xiongnu respectively, Huo Wentyi led an army of 50,000, through the desert, and traveled another two thousand miles to the north, and finally pursued the Xiongnu Zuoxian King. In this battle, the great Han men crossed the desert north, rode quickly and lightly, did not bring grain and grass, took food on the spot, after a fierce battle, killed more than 70,000 enemy troops, captured 83 Xiongnu generals and courtiers, and sacrificed heavenly ceremonies at Wolf Juxu Mountain, and then pursued them all the way to Lake Baikal, causing the Xiongnu royal family to flee north, and the Xiongnu general Wen Huo was sick and frightened. However, in order to retaliate against Huo, the Xiongnu threw the dead cattle, sheep and livestock into the water source, and Huo went to the disease and drank the river with germs, and traveled back and forth in the desert for several months.
Han Dynasty and Xiongnu Time Domain Map
Huo went to the disease changed the confrontation situation between the Han Dynasty and the Xiongnu, the Xiongnu fled north, the Great Wall of the Han Dynasty was stable for several years, Huo Wentyi was also the farthest general in the Han Dynasty to pursue the Xiongnu, although the road was difficult, but there was no defeat, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty made Huo Goyi the Great Sima and sat on an equal footing with Wei Qing. Unfortunately, Hodge's illness recurred and he died at the age of 23.
Six years later, when the Xiongnu recovered their vitality and invaded the Great Wall, Emperor Wu of Han used Li Guangli (not Li Guangli, it was Li Guangli) to command 30,000 troops from Jiuquan to attack Shan Yu's Right Xian. Li Ling was in Jiuquan, and Emperor Wu of Han ordered Li Ling to escort grain and grass. Li Ling wrote that his soldiers were all brave and good warriors, unwilling to be escorted in the rear, and that he could take five thousand men and directly attack the court of the Xiongnu king, and Emperor Wu of Han, impressed by Li Ling's courage, agreed to let him take five thousand cavalry to attack the Xiongnu. Li Ling marched north for 30 days, just in time to meet the Xiongnu Shan Yu headquarters, surrounded by 30,000 enemy troops, he was a pioneer, with his relatives holding a long go and a shield in front, and ordered the troops behind him to use bows and arrows and crossbows to cooperate to repel the Xiongnu front battalion troops. The Xiongnu were angry and urgently dispatched a total of 80,000 cavalry to surround Li Ling, who ordered the wounded warriors to fight a bloody battle in front, and the wounded warriors drove, and those who could not drive really could ride, and retreated while fighting, and finally they were trapped in a small valley, with no arrows, no backup, no grain and grass, and were heavily surrounded by the Xiongnu army. The soldiers around Li Ling dismantled the chariots, used the wheels as weapons and the stones and bushes as barriers, and insisted on fighting again. In the end, Li Ling asked his subordinates to bury the battle flag and jewelry and break through separately. In the end, Li Ling was favored by the Xiongnu army, and in order to cover his brothers, he dismounted and surrendered. Later, Emperor Wu of Han listened to the rumors and thought that after Li Ling surrendered, he trained soldiers for the Xiongnu and killed the three tribes of Li Ling, and the Han had no way to return to Li Ling. The heroism of the youth, the bait of the tiger's mouth, the horizontal pick of the strong beard, the lone army is helpless, how tragic!
epilogue:
The Xiongnu have not perished, why should they be home? History gives the two generals the same cause, but the way back is different, if Li Ling died in battle that year, or Huo Went to live to his twilight years, how should history be written? How should Tai ShiGong evaluate it?