Sun Ce planned to capture Huiji Commandery (会稽郡), but Yan Baihu, Zou Ta, Qian Tong, qian Tong, and Wang Sheng of former Hepu Taishou (Former Hepu Taishou Wang Sheng) of Wu Commandery (吴郡) each had more than 10,000 people in their own armies, and built many forts and fortresses in various places, which were held in danger and refused to be annexed.
The generals suggested attacking Yan Baihu first.
Sun Ce said: "Yan Baihu and others are just a group of bandits, and without great ambition, they are easy to deal with. ”
So he led his army across Zhejiang and attacked Huiji.
When he heard that Sun Ce had come to attack, Wang Lang was preparing to go to war, and his clothes could not be changed, so he ran to the Taishou mansion to find Wang Lang in his mourning clothes.
Yu Tuan (164–233), courtesy name Zhongxiang, was a native of Yuyao (present-day Yuyao, Zhejiang), and the son of Yu Xin (虞歆), the Taishou of Nichinan.
Yu Tuan persuaded Wang Lang to say, "Sun Ce is good at using soldiers, so it is better to avoid his sharpness first." ”
Wang Lang did not listen and said, "As an official of the Han Dynasty, I am supposed to defend the city for the imperial court, so how can I avoid war in the face of danger?" ”
Immediately, an army was sent to defend Guling (守固陵, in modern Xixing Town, Xiaoshan, Zhejiang) to resist Sun Ce.
Sun Ce launched several attacks, but failed to win.
His uncle Sun Jing suggested: "The city that Wang Lang is defending is very strong, and it is difficult to break through at once. The art of war has clouds: attacking it is unprepared and unexpected. From here to the south for tens of miles is Cha Du, which should be detoured there and enter the rear of Wang Lang. This is the so-called attack on its unpreparedness and surprise. I personally led the army as the vanguard, and I will certainly be able to conquer the city. ”
Sun Ce adopted this suggestion and pretended to order the whole army to say: "It has been raining for several days in recent days, and the rain is muddy. The soldiers drank most of the water and had abdominal pain, so they quickly prepared hundreds of wattle cylinders to clarify the drinking water. ”
At dusk, Sun Cejun lit many fires to confuse Wang Lang, and then divided his troops to go to Chadu overnight and attack Gao Qiantun.
Wang Lang was shocked and sent the former Danyang Taishou Zhou Xin and others to lead an army to meet the battle, but the result was a big defeat, and Zhou Xin and others were killed.
Sun Ce appointed Sun Jing as a lieutenant of Fenwu and intended to entrust him with a heavy responsibility.
However, Sun Jing remembered the hometown where his ancestors lived in peace, did not want to go out to become an official, and asked to stay in his hometown and town.
Sun Ce agreed to his request.
After Sun Quan took charge of major affairs, Sun Jing was promoted to the rank of General of Zhaoyi Zhonglang in his place of residence, and later died in his hometown.
Wang Lang fled, and Yu Tuan followed him all the way, covering Wang Lang, and fled by boat across the sea to Houguan County (侯官县, in modern Fuzhou, Fujian).
Shang Sheng, the county magistrate of Houguan County, closed the city gates and prevented Wang Lang from entering the city.
Yu Flipped forward to advise, and Shang Sheng was moved before opening the door and letting them in.
Wang Lang finally had a place to stay, and said to Yu Tuan, "The old mother in your family is still waiting for you." I'm safe now and you can go home. ”
Therefore, Yu Tuan bid farewell to Wang Lang and returned to Huiji.
Under the persuasion of Wang Lang, Shang raised troops against Sun Ce.
Sun Ce sent Han Yan, the county magistrate of Yongning County, to serve as the southern governor and lead troops to fight against Shangsheng, with He Qi as the county magistrate of Yongning County.
Han Yan was defeated by Shang Sheng, and He Qi replaced Han Yan as the southern governor.
He qi (?) –227), courtesy name Gongmiao, was a native of Shanyin County,Huiji County (present-day Shaoxing, Zhejiang).
In his early years, He Qi served as a county official, and later acted as the county magistrate.
The county official Si Was a petty and debauchery, and he wanted to punish him, and the county master advised him: "Si Cong is a powerful family in Tan County, and the people of Shanyue are all attached to him, and if he is punished today, tomorrow the thieves will come to attack." ”
He Qi was furious and immediately killed Si Cong.
Si Cong's clan henchmen gathered with each other, gathered more than a thousand people, and raised troops to attack the county seat.
He Qi led the officials and people to open the city gates and launch a surprise attack, which won a great victory, thus threatening the mountain.
Later, rebellions broke out in Taimu and Fengpu, and He Qi was appointed as the governor of Taimu County, and it took only one month to suppress the rebellion.
In the first year of Jian'an (196), when Sun Ce opened up Jiangdong through the end of the Tai Dynasty, He Qi was promoted to filial piety.
After He Qi became the southern capital lieutenant, he led his troops into Fujian.
Shang Sheng was afraid of He Qiwei and sent people to request a covenant.
He Qi stated his stakes to Shang Sheng, who delivered the silk and walked out of the mansion to ask for surrender.
The rebel leaders Zhang Ya, Zhan Qiang, and others, unwilling to surrender, killed Shang sheng together.
Subsequently, Zhang Ya claimed to be the Supreme General, and Zhan Qiang claimed to be a Taishou and fought against He Qi together.
Due to the large number of rebels and the small number of He Qi soldiers, they were unable to go to the conquest, so they garrisoned and rested.
Zhang Ya and his son-in-law He Xiong were not in harmony and competed for power and profit, and He Qi lured the Shanyue people to provoke them, causing them to form a grudge and fight with each other, each supporting the army and plotting against the other.
He Qi took the opportunity to lead the army into the discussion and defeated Zhang Ya.
Zhan Qiang's henchmen were frightened and led the crowd out to surrender.
Houguan County was thus established, which was the first time that the Eastern Han Dynasty officially established a county in fujian.
Wang Lang was cornered, and finally surrendered to Sun Ce, and would be pacified.
Sun Ce respected Wang Lang very much, did not do harm, and sent Zhang Zhao to persuade Wang Lang to serve him, but Wang Lang resolutely refused.
After Cao Cao learned of this, he asked the Eastern Han court to recruit Wang Lang.
Sun Ce had no choice but to let him go and send Wang Lang back to Jingshi.
Wang Lang set out from Qu'a County, and due to the long-term war and chaos, the road was impassable, and it took several years to arrive.
Upon arriving in Xuchang, Cao Cao appointed him as the Counselor of the Counselors and counselors of the Sikong Army.