"I have six major sins, when I first rebelled against the Tongluo tribe, I swept away the river qu for the former emperor, this crime one; my son Gu Jiu was captured by Tong Luo, and fled back with difficulty, in order to encourage morale, I beheaded him and showed him to the public, this crime two; my two daughters married far away from a foreign country in exchange for Hui reinforcements, and regained Chang'an, this crime three; I and my second son, Gu Jiu, personally braved the arrow rain and rode the battlefield for the country, this crime four; the rebellion of the towns in Hebei province, I guarded here for the former emperor town, to appease the hearts of the people, this crime five; I persuaded Hui Qi to help me put down the rebellion in the Tang Dynasty, and after the world was stable, I personally sent them out of the country again, which is a crime six. With these six sins, I deserve to die, even if I hate Jiuquan, I should not complain about anything, but I can't save my life, can Your Majesty keep the security of my home and country? ”
When Emperor Tang Daizong saw the recital of the book by Servant Gu Huai'en, he trembled with anger, and this meritorious zhenbian general was helping the emperor to recall his past merits one by one, but this way of recalling was really disgusting.
Tang Daizong, who forcibly suppressed his anger, looked at The Prime Minister Pei Zunqing with a look that was incomprehensible to ordinary people, and the look in his eyes was full of murderous anger and fear.
"What should Shuo do to make the servant Huai'en die of depression like Li Guangbi?"
This is the story of a game between kings and courtiers recorded in the Tang history reading "Bloody Sheng Tang", and the servant Huai'en is also the protagonist of the story we are going to tell today. So who is The Servant Wynne?
Servant Wynne
Gugu Huai'en was born in the Tiele tribe, and in the last year of Zhenguan, the Tiele tribes surrendered to the Tang And became a foreign general guarding the frontier of the Tang Dynasty. After the Anshi Rebellion, the servant Gu Huai'en followed Guo Ziyi on his eastern expedition to the west and confronted Emperor Suzong of Tang at Lingwu. Ashina defected from Li and was stationed outside Shuofang City, threatening the safety of Emperor Suzong of Tang, and the servant Gu Huai'en was ordered to go to conquest, and the eldest son, Gu Gu Yue, was unfortunately captured.
Soon after, Ashina escaped from Ashina's troops, but was not cordially received by Ashina Huai'en, but instead pushed him out of the tent and beheaded him to show the public, so as to inspire the soldiers and defeat Ashina Congli.
After Ashina's defeat and death from Li, Tang Suzong had a sudden idea to borrow Hui Qi's soldiers to help Tang quell the An Lushan rebellion. And the servant Gu Huai'en was originally the same as Hui Hui, so Tang Suzong made an exception to make the daughter of The Servant Gu Huai'en a princess, married back to Hui, and suffered humiliation, but received hui's assistance.
Hui and Datang
After Guo Ziyi recaptured Chang'an, The Servant Gu Huai'en became the second-in-command of the Shuo Fang Army, specifically resisting the attack of An Qingxu in Yecheng. An Qingxu had launched many surprise attacks, all of which were defused by the servant Gu Huai'en. However, Tang Suzong's suspicions about Guo Ziyi had also reached its peak, and he could not wait to replace Guo Ziyi and use Li Guangbi as the envoy of the Shuofang Army.
Although the servant Gu Huai'en was born as a warrior, he had a delicate mind. Dissatisfied with Guo Ziyi's replacement, Shuo Fangjun joined forces to resist Li Guangbi, who had parachuted in, and the left wing soldiers and horses made Zhang Yongji blindly arrogant and hastily broke into Li Guangbi's tent, becoming the first target to be killed. When it was Li Guangbi's turn to invite the servant Gu Huai'en, he deliberately followed behind with five hundred cavalrymen, barely saving his life.
However, the discord between Li Guangbi and his servant Huai'en led to successive defeats of the counterinsurgency army. At this time, the powerful Hui qi in the north suddenly swung their army south to Taiyuan, as the father-in-law of Dengli Khan, the servant Gu Huai'en was ordered to go to the Hui army to persuade Dengli Khan, and under his strong mediation, the fierce Hui Hui once again became an ally of the Tang.
Servant Gu Wynn wooed Hui Hui
At the end of the Anshi Rebellion, Guo Ziyi was abandoned, Li Guangbi was elevated, and Gu Huai'en, who led the Hui soldiers and horses, soon became the most meritorious general in the Tang army. Even after pacifying Shi Chaoyi, Emperor Tang did not hesitate to adopt the advice of The Servant Gu Huai'en and sent the towns of Hebei to the arms of the Servant Gu Huai'en.
Therefore, after the Anshi Rebellion, the servant Gu Huai'en replaced Guo Ziyi. However, the towns of Hebei were already the root of the chaos, An Lushan fell, they turned to Shi Siming, Shi Jia's father and son fell, they threw themselves into the hands of the servant Gu Huai'en, and Tang Dynasty Emperor, who was bent on ending the rebellion as soon as possible, did not take care of so much, but Hedong Jiedu made Xin Yunjing see a potential threat to Hebei.
However, Xin Yunjing was not thinking about Tang Dynasty, he was more jealous of the servant Gu Huai'en. In just a few years, he had climbed to such a high position, and even Shu Guzhen had become the second person in the ShuoFang Army, and the huge sense of gap made him dissatisfied, so he made a stumbling block for Shugu Huai'en everywhere.
Xin Yunjing's actions were tacitly accepted by emperor Tang Dynasty, although the servant Gu Huai'en repeatedly wrote to accuse Xin Yunjing of mud cattle into the sea. An Lushan, which occupied Hebei, caused Li Tang to fall apart, not to mention the powerful foreign aid of Hui Hui. The better the servant Gu Huai'en was to Hui, the more disgusted Tang Dynasty Emperor was, and although Hui Hui was kind to Tang to put down rebellion, he plundered the treasures and beauties of the two capitals and wantonly insulted the people of Tang, which was no different from that of the invaders. If it were not for his lack of strength, Emperor Tang would never have any contact with Hui.
Emperor Tang of the Tang Dynasty was jealous of the servant Gu Huai'en
However, the servant Gu Huai'en did not see this, and he was still very close to Hui Qi, and even led his troops to surround Xin Yunjing without authorization. The Anshi Rebellion had only been going on for half a year, and the seeds of a potential rebellion had quietly ignited.
However, Xin Yunjing did not merge with the servant Gu Huai'en, and he bribed the eunuch Luo Fengxian heavily, hoping to use Luo Fengxian's mouth to crucify the servant Gu Huai'en on the charge of rebellion. Luo Feng, who had eight worships with The Servant Huai'en, looked at the face of money and agreed to Xin Yunjing's request, but on his way back to Chang'an, he was intercepted by the Servant Gu Huai'en.
The servant Gu Huai'en moved out of his mother to persuade Luo Fengxian, and even personally danced a friendship dance for him, but Luo Fengxian had already taken a bribe from Xin Yunjing, and he knew Xin Yunjing's means very well, and since he had agreed, he must do it. Taking advantage of the late night, Luo Fengxian secretly escaped, returned to Chang'an and sued the servant Gu Huai'en.
In order to save his own life and his family's life, the servant Gu Huai'en turned his lips to ridicule and reported Xin Yunjing and Luo Fengxian's conspiracy to frame him to the Tang Dynasty Emperor. However, Emperor Tang of Tang did not punish the servant Gu Huai'en, nor did he do anything to Xin Yunjing and the two of them.
The servant Gu Huai'en was disappointed with Emperor Tang
Gugu Huai'en was extremely resentful of Emperor Tang's move, his family of forty-six died on the road to counterinsurgency, and the three fathers and sons did their best for Li Tang, but now they were to be contained by a small Xin Yunjing.
Does this mean that the birds are exhausted, the good bows are hidden, the cunning rabbits are dead, and the lackeys are cooked?
Therefore, he wrote a six-fold sin fold, deliberately reminding The Tang Dynasty Emperor not to forget the merits of the servant family. However, he pointed out to Emperor Tang Dynasty in his compromise, and even bluntly said that without him there would be no Li Family Tianxia's behavior, which touched the sensitive nerves of the emperor, and Tang Dynasty Sect hated it so much that his teeth itched, and he angrily scolded countless times in his heart: "I have endured you for a long time." ”
But Emperor Tang still did not dare to kill, and he needed to test the servant Gu Huai'en. Therefore, he sent the chancellor Pei Zunqing to Hebei to invite the servant Gu Huai'en to report to the court, and to tell him frankly and unfairly about his contradictions with Xin Yunjing.
The servant Gu Huai'en would not come at all, and when he arrived in Chang'an, he lost all the capital that could be overturned. Pei Zunqing, who had waited for many days without seeing the figure of The Servant Gu Huai'en, left Hebei silently.
When Emperor Tang Daizong heard the news that the servant Gu Huai'en did not want to enter the dynasty, he sat still for half a minute, frowned, and said, "This is a big trouble." ”
Emperor Tang forced the servant Gu Huai'en against him
Wang Jueren in "Bloody Sheng Tang" focused on the change in the inner thoughts of the servant Gu Huai'en after the Anshi Rebellion and his dissatisfaction with the father and son of the Tang Dynasty, which shows that the arrogant servant Gu Huai'en already had the intention of rebellion, even if there is no Xin Yunjing, just by relying on the emperor's unwarranted suspicion, there will be another villain who frames him.
"I and the Shuofang generals, outstanding in merit and the greatest contribution, are the core strength of the former emperor to be able to pacify the world, the Zhongxing Tang Dynasty, and the only guardian during the emperor's exile." However, after the world was settled, the emperor not only did not give us special rewards, but instead listened to the eunuchs' rumors and wantonly mutilated the counterinsurgency ministers. Guo Ziyi was jealous and relegated home, and now it is my turn again. There is no difference between the emperor listening to the letter and referring to the deer as a horse, if the emperor is blindly obsessed, how can he keep the Tang Dynasty? “
"Bloody Tang Dynasty" is Wang Jueren's masterpiece, and he depicts the magnificent 300 years of the Tang Dynasty in a humorous writing mode. As a modern book, it integrates cumbersome and complex historical records, not only on top, not idealistically, and expounds many historical figures from an objective point of view.
Writer Wang Jueren
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