Battle of Yiling [12]

(111) In the battle of Yiling, the 100,000 troops of the Shu Kingdom were destroyed, and the body of the soldiers was streaming. A large number of vehicle and boat equipment and military supplies are also lost. The loss of the Shu Kingdom is very heavy.

(112) Liu Bei retreated with a small number of residual parts along the path of entering the original march. Finally, he finally retreated to the Bai Di city at the junction of Shu Kingdom and Soochow. Fortunately, the reinforcements led by Zhao Yun had arrived, and the Shu army stabilized.

(113) At this time, the bad news continued to come. Huang Quan, who guarded Jiangbei to cut off Wu Jun, had to lead the Ministry to the Wei Kingdom. Ma Liang, who was sent to Yiling to cover the leader of ethnic minorities, also cut off the return, and finally killed there.

(114) Liu Bei said resentfully: "I was humiliated by Lu Xun's kid to this point, is it God's will?" In fact, this is not heaven, but goods. Liu Bei violated the national policy of the United Lianwu Wei Wei, and first lost the initiative in Zhengzhi. In the military, he made a mistake in the errors of light enemies and dispersed his military strength.

(115) The news of the defeat arrived in Chengdu, Zhuge Liang was very sad. He deeply mourned the death soldiers, and regretted that he had not been able to stop Liu Bei from sending troops to the east.

(116) Wu Che took the victory to regain all the land. Those who were originally Xiaoman Luxun's leaders to avoid the enemy, the shortcomings of the enemy, the strategy of making one step, and then the then -to -developer were all convinced.

(117) At this time, there was a new disagreement in Wu General Wu. Sun Quan received a chapter of many generals such as Lu Xun, Xu Sheng, Pan Yan, etc. in Wuchang City. Xu Sheng and others believed that it would be able to capture Liu Bei alive. Lu Xun advocated the rapid withdrawal of troops to prevent Cao Yu's deficiency attack.

(118) After receiving these claims, the opposite chapters were received, and Sun Quan fell into thought. The main enemy of Soochow is still Wei Kingdom. To keep Jiangdong, see success or failure, he must also use the Shu Han Alliance to use the power to prevent Wei Guo's offense. Therefore, Sun Quan decided to adopt the opinions of Lu Xun and others, stopped attacking Shu, and immediately withdrew the troops.

(119) Sure enough, Wu Jun just withdrew his troops, and Cao Yu personally led Wei Guo's three army army to southern Jiangdong's military conditions. Wei Jun came out of the hole, went out of the beard all the way, and surrounded the South County all the way.

(120) Sun Quan has been prepared. He immediately ordered Wu Jun to divide the soldiers to meet the Wei Jun. On the front of Wei and Wu on the north bank of the Yangtze River, Wu Junjing's flags were exhibited.

(121) After several fierce battles, although Wu Jun was slightly frustrated, after all, he successfully curbed Wei Jun's offensive. After Cao Yu saw the Battle of Yiling, Wu Jun had not weakened and was prepared to resist Wei. Wei Jun had missed excellent fighters and had to dismiss the three -way army to retreat across the board.

(122) When Wu Wei met his soldiers, in order to prevent Liu Bei from exhausting Yu Yong to attack Soochow, Sun Quan took the initiative to see the messenger to see Liu Bei, hoping that the two sides would return to good.

(123) Liu Bei made pain and pain, and deeply felt that Meng Lang had been in the beginning, so that he had endless regrets. He also wrote to Sun Quan and expressed his willingness to recover. After the joint efforts of the two parties, Wu Shu initially rebuilt the alliance relationship.

(124) Liu Bei died of depression after the war of Yiling, and died in the second year in Baidi City. Before the solution, he entrusted the Tai Zi Liu Chan to the prime minister Zhuge Liang. He asked Liu Chan to treat Ge Liang like his father.

(125) After Liu Chan inherited the throne, the Shu Kingdom entered the era of Zhuge Liang's administration. Zhuge Liang always adhered to the policy of the Shu Wu Alliance to resist Wei, and sent the ambassador to Soochow many times, further strengthening his connection with Soochow. In the next thirty years, until the death of the Shu Kingdom, there was no new war between Wu Shu.

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