Three Kingdoms

  Chapter 86 Xiangyang Car Accident

  Starting from Yingchuan County, crossing Nanyang County in the south, you can reach Xiangyang.

  That's right, Yuan Shu is in Nanyang County now, but Fei Qian didn't visit Yuan Shu, mainly because Fei Qian thought it was meaningless. Besides, it is said that when Yuan Shu first came, he would go out for activities, visit people's livelihood, repair roads, inspect military camps, etc., to give him a sense of presence, but unfortunately he fell off a horse and injured himself during one of the activities, and he is still recuperating in Yuan's mansion. …

  Although Fei Qian expressed limited doubts about this rumor, after all, if ordinary people have never ridden a horse, it is fine, but Yuan Shu, the son of the Yuan family, can be said to have been in contact with horses since he was a child, so he was so easily injured by falls?

Although this possibility is not ruled out, Mo Feiqian still thinks that another matter may be more reliable, that is, he heard that Yuan Shu and Nanyang prefect Zhang Zi did not get along and had several conflicts, so Yuan Shu simply nestled in the In Yuan Mansion...

   Which one is real and which one is fake, Fei Qian has no way to fully confirm. However, Fei Qian couldn't care about these matters, so he simply didn't go to see Yuan Shu, since he didn't have much friendship anyway.

   So he didn't stop, and went straight through Nanyang County.

If there are still some mountainous areas from Luoyang to Yingchuan, then from Nanyang to Xiangyang is almost a flat river. Except for a few rivers, you can run all the way to the end, so in fact there is no obstacle on the way to Xiangyang. .

  From Nanyang to Xiangyang, the entire terrain is like a huge cornucopia. Many water sources and rivers gather to bring abundant irrigation capacity. Therefore, this place is rich in products and has a large population. It is one of the rare treasures.

  But the location of Xiangyang is doomed to be a strategic place that all countries must compete for in the period of division.

   If you really don’t go to Xiangyang to see it for yourself, and don’t understand the terrain along the way, Fei Qian really can’t appreciate the importance of this place.

  In ancient times, strategically important places were nothing more than transportation fortresses, rich and rich products, or places with dangerous terrain and mountains and rivers as barriers.

  As for Xiangyang, it was very unfortunate that these factors were all accounted for.

  Fei Qian has traveled all the way, and roughly summed up the area of ​​Xiangyang:

  Transportation in Xiangyang—Nanyang is to the north, Yingchuan is to the northeast, and Luoyang is to the northwest.

  Not to mention the products of Xiangyang, it is simply a land of fish and rice, and it is also a famous grain-producing area until later generations...

  The topography of Xiangyang - there are Dabie Mountains and Tongbai Mountains in the east, Huaihe River in the east, Qinling Mountains in the west, and Xichuan Mountains in the west. They are all natural barriers, easy to defend and difficult to attack.

   More importantly, if you want to avoid these natural mountains and go south or north, Xiangyang is the best choice. Because Xiangyang is located on the basin plain, it happens to be a big gap between the Dabie Mountains, Tongbai Mountains and Qinling Mountains, whoever occupies it will have the advantage, and Xiangyang is located at the confluence of the Tang River and the Bai River, where the two rivers converge Afterwards, it flows into the Han River, and Xiangyang City is built on the confluence of these three rivers. There are rivers in front of it, and Xianshan Mountain, Hutou Mountain, and many other small mountain ranges on the back. In the entire Xiangyang area, only Xiangyang City is the only attack point.

  In this way, if anyone occupies this place, it means that the throat is choked.

In the later generations, Fei Qian always thought that Xiangyang was just a city. Why did he fight for it? I really can't get around it...

At the beginning, Zhuge Liang’s idea was to attack Wei in two ways. To the north is Xuchang, and there is no fortress in between. It is like kicking open the gate of the Central Plains, and a sharp knife directly stabs Cao Cao's throat...

  If Cao Cao mobilizes heavy troops to defend here, then Xiliang will definitely be finished...

It’s just that what Zhuge Liang didn’t expect was that he only thought about how to deal with Cao Cao. He didn’t expect Xiangyang to be equally important to Soochow. If he started from Xiangyang and went south along the Han River, he could directly approach Soochow’s old nest. You said Sun Quan Being stuck in the neck by Liu Bei every day, can you sleep in Jiangdong? How can you form an alliance even if you are stuck on someone's neck?

  So at that time, Soochow could give up the good situation and stab Guan Yu in the back...

   You must know that after Guan Yu captured Fancheng, Cao Cao’s first reaction was to move the capital and run away...

  How can such a piece of land not be missed?

   No wonder the Wei, Shu and Wu of the Three Kingdoms fought fiercely for this piece of fat, some who pulled their faces, kicked their crotches, and those who stabbed their waists, they dared to use any tricks...

Fei Qian looked at the towering city gate of Xiangyang from a distance, and couldn't help feeling a little bit. Guan Yu really succeeded in Xiangyang, and also lost in Xiangyang. At that time, the water flooded the Seven Armies, the mighty town of Huaxia. Some…

Fei Qian walked along the way, although some people with malicious intentions secretly looked at Fei Qian and his party, but after seeing Zhang Zhao and others protected by regular soldiers, it seemed that he thought about it and felt that there were so many meat on the road. There is no need to gnaw on Feiqian's fleshy bone, so it can be considered safe and sound.

So now that we have arrived in Xiangyang, Zhang Zhao's mission has been completed, so when we are about to reach the city of Xiangyang, we say goodbye to Fei Qian, take a carriage and soldiers under him, turn a corner, and go to the military camp on the west side of Xiangyang city And go, in exchange for official documents.

  So Fei Qian and Uncle Fu drove their own carriage and walked slowly towards Xiangyang City.

Just when Fei Qian and Uncle Fu had just paid the city gate tax and not long after entering the city, they heard a commotion outside the city, and in the distance they could only see dust flying in the direction of Nanyang, a group of defeated soldiers like refugees, running come over.

   There was also a panic in Xiangyang City. Obviously, the defenders in Xiangyang didn't know whether it was an enemy or a friend, so they directly ordered the suspension bridge to be closed and the city gate closed.

   Now the people who were already startled became even more flustered. Those who were still at the city gate hurried into the city, and those who were closer to the city gate also rushed into the city frantically.

A carriage was just at the gate of the city. It seemed that it was going out of the city, but it turned out that the momentum was not right, and the driver was about to turn around and come back. However, no matter how crazy the crowd rushed into the city, there was no space and place for the carriage to turn around. The coachman could only yell loudly while pulling the reins vigorously...

I don't know if it was stabbed by something or how it stimulated the horse pulling the cart. The horse was suddenly frightened, and it ran out obliquely with a neighing sound. What happened, a wheel of the entire carriage vacated, turned sideways, and hit the carriage driven by Fei Qian and Uncle Fu...

  Fei Qian only had time to flash a thought in his mind. He didn't expect that there would be a car accident in the Eastern Han Dynasty...

   Traffic safety comes first... Do not drink and drive, and do not drink while driving... The author thinks this book is very educational, so please vote for it and bookmark it... Hehe...

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