Chapter 450 Extra 4 (End)
【113th floor】Bingzhou Governor
Is it true or false?
[114th floor] I also want to hang out with Qiao Huang today
Someone, bring the history books to floor 112!
【115th floor】Yan Yan Qi Guang
Wait wait, let me check it out. It’s right next to the bed.
If I remember correctly, the Yongshu records that Jia Xu was kidnapped to Chang'an because Yan Xing wanted to avenge Han Sui. He served under Dong Zhuo for a short period of time and solved many problems for him.
Later, because Dong Zhuo was unable to help him achieve his goal of having the people of Liang Province firmly in the central government, he chose to join Li Jue.
Finally, he was captured after Li Jue was defeated.
Your Majesty re-employed Jia Xu because he valued his talent, and with his son at hand, there was no need to worry about him causing any trouble. How can it be said that he never helped Dong Zhuo with any advice? ?
【116th Floor】Farewell My Concubine
It's so funny. After the guy above had his brain turned 360 degrees, his hands typed countless times faster than usual.
【117th floor】Yan Yan Qi Guang
Just because Jia Xu did a good job as the governor of Qingzhou and even retired peacefully to teach military affairs at Leping Academy, it doesn't mean he never gave Dong Zhuo any advice!
(I typed too fast and missed a sentence)
【118th floor】Zhao Zhao
What a vicious fan of Jia Xu, secretly whitewashing his personal resume.
【119th floor】She Yu
Don't look for it above, I have already found it, [The three people who were kidnapped by Yan Xing and tried to make a living served Dong Zhuo and offered him good advice. 】
【120th floor】She Yu
Let me explain to the history newbie who suddenly broke into this building, this "three people who offered good advice" does not mean that he only came up with three strategies, but that he offered advice many times.
This is totally not the behavior of someone who was forced to surrender to the enemy.
【121st floor】Bingzhou Governor
Agree +1
Look at the man who was also abducted into the enemy camp, Li Ru!
Before Dong Zhuo's death, even though our Emperor Taizu had the potential to defeat powerful enemies time and again, he didn't offer any advice.
【122F】Kuo Le without ice
Your Majesty: I don't need you to speak, just keep it shut up.
【123F】Long Live Emperor Wu
Hey, you've changed the subject.
Whether it is necessary or not and whether or not this behavior occurs are two completely different things.
【124th floor】Don’t eat shabu-shabu
So what did he suggest?
【125th floor】Yan Yan Qi Guang
Although he performed very well in Xuzhou and Qingzhou in the later period, and was even included in the list of meritorious officials of Xuanyuan Pavilion, but...
It’s hard to say. It’s hard to say. It feels weird.
[126th floor] I also want to hang out with Qiao Huang today
I'll go back to the 124th floor.
The first round of suggestions he made to Dong Zhuo was:
1. The garrisons at various passes were rotated to prevent the defenders of Guanzhong from getting in touch with Bingzhou and Liangzhou.
2. Purchasing rice from Yizhou on the pretext that the emperor was short of food in order to stabilize the grain price in Chang'an.
3. Join forces with Liu Biao to repel the allied forces of Emperor Taizu, who was then the governor of Bingzhou.
According to the analysis of later scholars, the last two suggestions should have also been intended to allow Dong Zhuo to retreat to Yizhou and Jingzhou if the situation became bad.
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【130th floor】Kuo Le without ice
According to historical records, because of his three strategies, Dong Zhuo admired him very much and even planned to marry his widowed daughter to him.
They have come to the point of becoming a family, is it still possible for someone to hold a knife to his neck and say something to him?
【131F】Koukou
@Where are you?
Don't just run away without saying anything.
【132F】Farewell My Concubine
My friend, this is not how you nominate someone. You have to bring historical materials.
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[144th floor] Ah Heng is really stunning
Looking up... Now I know why everyone says that Taizong fans’ fighting power is very weak. Compared with this one in front of me, it is indeed too weak.
【145th floor】Don’t eat shabu-shabu
But, if I remember correctly, the sister with the double-eyelid name studied archaeology.
As mentioned above, there are no duplicate names. (The forum cannot have the same name)
【146th floor】Shijiazhuang Zhao Zilong
? ? ? ? no! As a student of archaeology, shouldn't you be more rigorous in your speech?
【147th floor】Yan Yan Qi Guang
Yes, as someone who studies archaeology, let’s just talk based on historical data.
The tomb group of the Jia family in Wuwei was unearthed more than ten years ago. Although Jia Xu's tomb was not found among them, his son Jia Mu's tomb was found.
It was specifically mentioned in Jia Mu's work notes that His Majesty did not treat him harshly because of his father's surrender to the enemy. Instead, he gave him the opportunity to atone for his sins by repairing water conservancy projects in Liangzhou.
If there was really a hidden story behind Jia Xu's work under Dong Zhuo, there should be a change of words in his son's records, right?
Otherwise, why didn't the Yong Dynasty, after it was founded, rehabilitate Jia Xu for the next 700 years?
【148th floor】One commemorative coin is missing
@Come out, come out, come out, don’t just throw a bomb and run away.
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【170th floor】
Stop shouting, I'm just typing.
From the time Jia Xu surrendered to Dong Zhuo to the time he returned to work under the Emperor Taizu, he did the following things:
1. Make sure that none of Dong Zhuo's generals have the opportunity to guard any pass for more than four months, and form a defense there that is strong enough to counter Emperor Taizu's attack on Guanzhong.
2. Stabilize the grain price in Chang'an and weaken the impact of Dong Zhuo's issuance of small coins on Guanzhong.
3. Send Dong Zhuo's troops to Jingzhou to weaken the strength of the Chang'an defenders. It seems to be a successful cooperation, but in fact it also lays hidden dangers.
4. Cause Dong Zhuo and Li Jue to turn against each other. It was Jia Xu's plan that Li Jue chose to cooperate with Wang Yun and others after taking control of Chang'an. This was to return the initiative to the Han officials in Chang'an at that time.
5. Order Li Jue's troops to lead a large number of troops into Liangzhou through the Wei River Valley, and even withdraw a part of the Meiwu garrison, creating the best opportunity for Your Majesty to launch the Battle of Guanzhong.
Just like what was said in the previous posts, Jia Xu's performance in the battle of Xuzhou and Qingzhou and in the governance of Qingzhou a few years later were both remarkable. So if he really wanted to work for Dong Zhuo, would he have done these five things that would benefit Your Majesty and not harm it?
【171F】Farewell My Concubine
…I finished reading it and I was a little confused.
【172F】Zhao Zhao
If this is true, then Jia Xu played an indispensable role in Your Majesty's conquest of Guanzhong.
Even the people in Guanzhong should thank him.
【173F】Kuo Le without ice
Especially the second one... um, how should I put it.
【174th floor】Where is my ball?
It sounds like Jia Xu is worthy of being enshrined in the Imperial Ancestral Temple.
[175th floor] Ah Heng is really stunning
I had a feeling something was wrong but I couldn't put my finger on it.
【176th floor】Bingzhou Governor
Wait a minute, wait a minute, you almost tricked me!
What you said makes sense, but without historical evidence, it cannot be used as testimony!
For example, in the fifth point, if Your Majesty had not discovered in time that the troops from Guanzhong had invaded Liangzhou, and the four surnames of Hanyang had deserted the garrison, this would not have been an opportunity for Your Majesty to attack, but instead an opportunity for Li Jue to destroy the results of Your Majesty's painstaking efforts in Liangzhou.
Am I right?
[177th floor] I also want to hang out with Qiao Huang today
After hearing what the above person said, I also remembered what was wrong.
Jia Xu's actions can be said to be strengthening the strength of Guanzhong. It doesn't matter whether it is Dong Zhuo, Li Jue or Your Majesty who takes over here.
But sending troops to Liangzhou was a real thing.
If it weren't for Your Majesty's quick response to the attack, and if the bed crossbows and heavy crossbows had not formed a suppressive force at that time, the consequences of allowing these 20,000 troops to charge into Liang Province would have been disastrous.
Just because the victory conditions given here are reversed, it cannot be said that Jia Xu is an undercover agent sent by Your Majesty.
[178th floor] I also want to hang out with Qiao Huang today
...If we follow this logic, Yuan Shao has repeatedly tried to create trouble for Your Majesty, but instead he lost land and people and made himself a joke.
【179th floor】Shijiazhuang Zhao Zilong
The case has been solved. Yuan Shao is an undercover agent arranged by Your Majesty in the court of Yecheng.
[180th floor] Bingzhou Governor
I'm dying of laughter, how could you come to this conclusion so quickly?
[181st floor] I also want to hang out with Qiao Huang today
@Actually, there is no need for you to whitewash Jia Xu.
Taizu fans separate his behavior before and after His Majesty ascended the throne.
Jia Wenhe's political achievements in Qingzhou were worthy of the word "Wenhe", and at most he was only mentioned for two criminal records.
【182F】
What if we look at this in combination?
【Picture】【Picture】【Picture】
【183rd floor】I am on the front line when there is gossip
I looked at it carefully and it seems to be some course assignment?
[184th floor] Ah Heng is really stunning
No, the last two are not.
【185th floor】I am on the front line when there is gossip
Oh, then I think I understand.
The second picture is an official document written by Jia Xu when he was the governor of Qingzhou, several copies of which are collected by the Dayong History Museum.
The third picture is the official document of Chen Wang Qiao Lan, which is also preserved in the Dayong History Museum.
The first picture is the guidance assignment that Jia Xu gave to Qiao Lan!
When did this happen?
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【188th floor】
It says on it, the end of the third year of Guangxi, 5 years before the Gregorian calendar.
That is, before Liu Yu, the last emperor of the Han Dynasty, ascended the throne.
This year, His Majesty Taizu had just successfully attacked Guanzhong. Because Liu Xie was missing, it was inconvenient to deal with Jia Xu, so His Majesty sent him to Shangjun, Bingzhou for imprisonment.
At the same time, Qiao Lan and Qiao Ting, two members of the Qiao clan from Leping, were removed from the list of college students at Leping Academy.
【189th floor】Zhao Zhao
I remember that archaeological findings from a few years ago had already stated that the contributions made by these two royal relatives back then were not as simple as persuading Zhou Yu to serve as bait, otherwise Your Majesty would not have entrusted them with important tasks after he ascended the throne.
They are in charge of part of His Majesty's intelligence organization.
【190th floor】Sit on the top floor of Zhongxuan Building
It’s a pity that things like telephones were not invented back then, otherwise it wouldn’t be so troublesome.
【191 Floor】Dream of the Sun
To reply to the above: If the telephone is developed, some of your Majesty’s blitzkrieg tactics will no longer be applicable.
【192th floor】Zhongxuan Building
That's true.
【193th floor】One by one
(Back to the topic) So at that time, the Qiao sisters, who were entrusted with important responsibilities, followed Jia Xu to learn? ? ?
Is this what I understood correctly?
This is definitely not the treatment that a person who has just surrendered to the enemy should receive!
【194th floor】A passerby
...Even if we say that this is because His Majesty values talent, it seems that it doesn't make sense.
【195th floor】
There is no doubt that this document is a forgery.
This was something that was just found in Shangjun, which is now Yan'an, from the remains of a cotton field. (This discovery has just been announced to the public and is not considered a leak.)
There are almost no records left of Jia Xu, including his tomb, which is not in the Jia family tomb group. This is most likely something he forgot to destroy.
If, we assume, Jia Xu was not an undercover agent, he might be Qiao Lan and Qiao Ting's teacher, but not at that time.
【196th floor】
There was one more item in this box that may have been left out.
【picture】
You should be able to see it clearly. Although the picture is a bit blurry, it is well preserved.
【197th floor】One by one
Panda doll!
I remember that this is what was hung on His Majesty’s horse in the early murals.
【198th floor】
In later generations, the number of this doll became very large.
However, during the reign of Taizu, no one dared to make an identical one for fear of violating taboos if their utensils were the same as those of the emperor.
There are only two panda dolls recorded in history. One is in Pang Tong's hand as a monthly exam reward at Leping Academy at that time, and the other is on Your Majesty Zhu Tan.
But here comes the third one.
The owner of the box was undoubtedly Jia Xu.
In other words, the last one that was not recorded was given to Jia Xu.
【199th floor】Yan Yan Qi Guang
Oh My God!
[200th floor] Zhao Zhao
…I suddenly want to take back what I just said.
【201st floor】One by one
The old friends were shocked.
This doll was obtained by Pang Tong in the first year of Jian'an, and Jia Xu's was probably obtained around the same time.
【202 Floor】Kuo Le without ice
"Treatment of traitors"
【203 Floor】She Yu
Is this the treatment for a confidant? ? ?
【204th floor】One commemorative coin is missing
It feels like... there's really something there.
【205th floor】I am on the front line of eating melons
While waiting for the big guys to continue revealing the secrets, the spectators kept silent for now.
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【212th floor】
It is well known that Taizu liked pandas (then called iron-eating beasts).
The meaning of this panda doll is self-evident.
As for why this thing and those documents were left here, we have some guesses.
In the third year of Jian'an, Jia Xu went to Xuzhou and was responsible for the command of the confrontation between the north and the south in Xuzhou.
Before going to Xuzhou, they went to Yizhou first, and it was not convenient for him to take these things with him. He then moved the battle to Xuzhou and Qingzhou, leaving him even less time to take care of these things.
In the first year of Yuanzhao, Jia Xu was appointed as the governor of Qingzhou. As Qingzhou and Jizhou had been out of touch with the other states for a long time, and the Qingzhou aristocratic families needed to be liquidated, Jia Xu was overwhelmed with affairs.
In the fourth year of Yuan Zhao, the Battle of Suizhou broke out, and the navy was supplemented and supported from Qingzhou for the subsequent suppression of the Three Han Rebellions.
In the first month of the sixth year of Yuanzhao, Gan Ning returned by sea and brought new cotton seeds back to the Central Plains. At that time, the cotton field development work in the territory under the jurisdiction of the Western Regions Protectorate had been completed. The cotton fields were officially transferred from Shangjun to the Western Regions, and the cotton fields in Shangjun were converted into ordinary farmland.
It was probably at this time that Jia Xu's box was accidentally buried underground, as if it were buried in an underground tomb, and was not unearthed until now.
【213th floor】
There is a comment on Jia Xu in the Book of Yong, which says that Xu has always been cautious in his actions, had few desires and was careful in his words, only seeking to protect himself.
Therefore, this is most likely the only "evidence" of Jia Xu's guilt left outside the history books.
【214th floor】A passerby
The term "the only evidence of guilt" actually hits a chord with me.
【215th floor】Don’t eat shabu-shabu
I don't know why, but it sounds like I want to cry.
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【220th Floor】One commemorative coin is missing
So... Jia Xu might have always been a loyal subordinate of Taizu, and there was no talk of betrayal.
【221st floor】Yan Yan Qi Guang
But if that was true, why didn't Taizu vindicate him?
It would be uncomfortable for anyone to bear the stigma of having surrendered to Dong Zhuo, right?
【222 Floor】I am on the front line when there is gossip
That’s not necessarily the case.
Given his status at the time, no one dared to mention this matter to him.
【223F】Kawaii has no head
He has already been promoted to the position of Governor of Qingzhou. Are we really the only ones who would scold him on the forum?
【224th floor】
This is one reason.
Another aspect may be that it is not appropriate to say.
The results that Jia Xu caused in Chang'an were generally good, but there were also casualties caused by the fighting between the two sides, plus the subsequent loss of Duke Shanyang. Emperor Taizu supported Duke Anyi to take the throne.
Dong Zhuo and Liu Biao also worked together to cause Sun Jian's death, and it is also difficult to say who is responsible.
In addition, Sun Ren and Sun Quan have already taken office under Your Majesty...
Rather than letting the fact that Jia Xu was an accomplice be exposed to the public and cause unnecessary trouble, it is better to keep this secret forever.
【225th floor】Shijiazhuang Zhao Zilong
If that's the case, if Liu Xie's disappearance was also caused by Jia Xu, or if Sun Jian's death was not an accident in the confrontation, but was done intentionally by Jia Xu to eliminate the opponent for Your Majesty...isn't it possible?
Since I'm already undercover, it doesn't matter if I do a little more.
【226th floor】Excavator
Oh my god, why do you dare to think so much?
【227th floor】Shijiazhuang Zhao Zilong
(Pointing fingers) I happened to be watching a political drama recently, and I couldn’t help myself, so I turned away.
I was wrong. When I thought about it this way, it seemed that I thought both Jia Xu and His Majesty were rather evil-hearted.
【228th floor】Yan Yan Qi Guang
Whether it is heartless or not depends on who you are talking to.
I only know that His Majesty Taizu was a savior to the people at that time.
【229th floor】One by one
I have the great achievements of His Majesty Taizu as a filter, and I think it's quite exciting.
【230th floor】She Yu
So is there anyone willing to use this type of setting to write some inferences at the time? (I'm eager to read it)
【231st floor】Your elder sister is still your elder sister
What’s the point of a flawless leader? What’s popular now are ambitious people who are good at planning and strategizing.
Anyway, if you ask me, the Yellow Turban Rebellion and Dong Zhuo's rebellion broke out in the late Han Dynasty. It would be better for the world to survive if our Emperor Yong succeeded to the throne.
【232F】Kawaii has no head
+1, I want to see it too.
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【242th floor】Owner
Wait, aren't we arguing about who is His Majesty's most trusted subordinate?
Why does the topic suddenly seem to turn to conspiracy theories?
【243F】Excavator
I suddenly felt that the crooked building I saw last time was not strange at all.
【244th floor】
Okay, okay, let’s get back to this.
Now you know why I say Jia Xu is your majesty's most trusted minister.
The situation of the villagers at that time was completely different from the scattered situation in some areas now. The phenomenon of the people of Liangzhou sticking together was particularly obvious, because they could not get a sufficiently important appointment from the central government, even if they had made great military achievements like Duan Xing.
And under such circumstances, Your Majesty was not worried at all that Jia Xu would really choose to surrender to the enemy after falling into Dong Zhuo's hands, nor was he worried at all that he could cause any harm to himself with the military strength of Dong Zhuo and Chang'an.
She also believed that Jia Xu would not mind being accused of treason and being reviled by the world hundreds of years later, and would instead destroy all correspondence.
The only things that accidentally traveled through history and came to us were a teacher-student assignment and a gift from His Majesty himself.
【245th floor】Kawaii has no head
QWQWhat kind of harmony between a ruler and his subjects is this?
【246th floor】A passerby
Okay, Jia Xu, I respect you as a hero.
【247th floor】Kuo Le without ice
It’s all because of this damn historical accident. I... I’ll vote for Jia Xu.
【248th floor】One Piece Xingba
I originally wanted to nominate Gan Ning. After all, Your Majesty has given him the power to sail far away, and he is not afraid at all that he will take people and materials to find an overseas island to establish a country.
But now look, I vote for Jia Xu.
【249th floor】Zhao Zhao
Zhao Ji, you move to the back first. Today’s post coincides with the hot excavation results, so I will vote for Jia Xu first.
[250th floor] Fengxiao brand hangover medicine
I haven’t even said anything yet...Okay, vote for Jia Xu.
【251F】Dream of the Sun
I... forget about Cheng Rili, I'll stand with Jia Xu for now.
【252th floor】Owner
So no one feels sorry for Dong Zhuo and Li Jue, right? He thought he had found a counselor who could be of help, but it turned out to be a deadly trap sent by the enemy.
【253th floor】A passerby
Upstairs you...
【254th floor】I am on the front line of any gossip
So you are the one who wanted to see us quarreling. That’s fine.
【255th Floor】One commemorative coin is missing
Dong Zhuo: I'm already buried, please stop whipping my corpse!
【256th floor】Kawaii has no head
Li Jue: I am still missing in historical records. Can you please stop accusing me of mistaking me for someone else?
【257th floor】She Yu
Jia Xu: I'm going to trick you so I'll trick you. What else is there to say? I'm just not as skilled as you.
【258th floor】A passerby
Very good, we have reached a consensus.
【259th floor】Owner
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【260th floor】Owner
Okay, if you win, I will also vote for Jia Xu.
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【299th floor】Owner
No, I still can't swallow this.
【300th floor】Owner
[Picture] I bought a plane ticket to Yan'an and went to see the latest excavation results exhibition.
I have to see what this undercover agent Jia Xu has done.
The author has something to say:
I saw someone found the easter egg from the previous chapter.
The year 52 in the Gregorian calendar was the year when Jojo abdicated, not the year like x.
The first year of the Common Era was the time when Dayong was founded, not the time when Jesus was born.
Although the forum style is good at reducing the word count, a lot of information is still crammed in.
Next forum body.
[I received a lucky coin from Xianyu yesterday. Can anyone help me take a look? 】
See you tomorrow morning at 9:30.
If it is a few minutes late, it is because the forum needs to be formatted QWQ
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