Did the Qin people know that in addition to Lu Wu personally leading a "army" of Jin State and two "armys" of Qi State, did the Jin people have another "army"?

They did not know that Wei Qi and a man-made army of Jin were sweeping over the habitat of Yiqu people, nor did they know that Bai Zhai would soon be controlled by the Yin family.

Regarding Bai Zhai and Qin people, it was not clear what the Yin family was doing. The other families in Jin State may have noticed some clues, but they were not 100% sure.

What Lu Wu really wants to do is not to form an alliance with Bai Zhai. In advance cooperation is just the first step, and the next step is to control and then annex.

Such a thing is difficult to accomplish overnight, and it must be done in steps, and it takes an unknown amount of time to finally complete the merger.

Considering that Bai Zhai is already extremely weak at this stage, Lu Wu does not need to do this thing like Qin Henggong annexing the Western Rong for decades or hundreds of years, and it is still necessary to look at it in three or two years.

The Qin army re-camped on the north bank of the Jingshui River and chose to strengthen the camp from the beginning, obviously not wanting to retreat southward.

Do they want to fight with the Jin army that they are catching up with, and the choice is in their own hands?

Houzizhi was under a lot of pressure, not only from the Jin army, but also from the nobles from the Qin State.

As a certain Qin nobleman said, the Qin people could be defeated or killed in battle, and could not bear such bird energy. If they really wanted to return to the capital safely, their Qin army would inevitably be destroyed by their energy, energy and spirit.

During their retreat to the south, Hou Zizhen had already sent people to return home first. Calculate the time it was time to "Yong" and report.

Some Jin army suddenly appeared in the northern border of Qin. It was not a war in the name of national war, but a war in the form of family private war?

The Qin State would not believe in the ghosts of the Jin people. The conclusion that the Jin State bullies Qin State too much.

Wei Xiang came over, and the men pretended to be deaf and dumb, but did not let Jin succeed.

OK!

Not only has the state of Jin not stopped, it has even become more severe?

If you can continue to endure this, I don’t know which twelve zodiac signs in Qin State should remove them, and add a turtle.

Are there twelve zodiac signs now?

According to the Qin bamboo slips unearthed from Shuihudi in Yunmeng, Hubei and Fangmatan in Tianshui, Gansu, we can see that there was a relatively complete zodiac system in the pre-Qin period. The earliest document that records the same twelve zodiac signs as modern times is "Lunheng" by Wang Chong of the Eastern Han Dynasty.

We must understand what the difference between national war and private war.

National war is not only a war in the form of a country, but it is restricted by many etiquettes, but also the top of all wars in terms of level.

Family private warfare was a characteristic of the Xia Dynasty during the Spring and Autumn Period, but by the Warring States Period, it basically disappeared into the social rules of the Xia Dynasty. However, foreign races have always had a set of rules for private warfare.

To put it bluntly, a private war is a kind of resistance or a war of revenge that a certain family is not satisfied with the state's form, or a family is so angry that it is a kind of resistance or a war of revenge that is launched by privately summoning the family's private soldiers.

Therefore, the Qin people's private family wars launched by Lu Wu were far more afraid than Jin Jun Ji Zhou sent people to Qin's court to declare war.

It is only because in the middle of the Spring and Autumn Period, national wars could still be reasonable and misunderstood and said "no"; private wars should be given priority, and not paying attention to nothing more than fighting first. It is difficult to tell the "right and wrong" whether it is victory or defeat.

The Jin army appeared in the northern border of Qin, and Lu Wu, one of the eight "Kings" of Jin, was the one who led the army. What they temporarily discovered were the forces of about three "divisions" of Jin and two "armys" of Qi?

The Qin people were in full swing!

Qin Junying Shi, who had just returned to "Yong" from Shu, was angry and thought it was an opportunity.

Just a doctor, Lu Wu, who dared to come and break through a gate of the Qin capital!

This Lu Wu repeatedly captured the cities of Qin and did a lot of bad things such as burning, killing, and looting!

They had to think about whether it was an opportunity to kill Lu Wu in the northern border of Qin?

If Lu Wu can be killed, not only can he eliminate the three "delegates" of Jin State, but it will inevitably trigger a new round of internal turmoil in Jin State.

After all, the only adult man in Yin's family is Lu Wu, and his descendants are still young.

Jin State has always had a tradition of fighting against each other in the Qing family. Once Lu Wu dies, how can the children of the Yin family be able to maintain their foundation? They will definitely be shared by other families.

The fall of the Yin clan will inevitably cause chaos in Jin State for a period of time, and even other families will attack each other, further weakening the national strength of Jin State.

In this way, Qin will get more breathing time and may soon be able to counterattack Jin and regain the previously lost cities around the Jingshui and Weishui.

Old and young men!

Yo hey, take action!

All the weapons that can be used at home are gathered and we will go north together to kill Lu Wu!

The Qin State gathered the moving old and young men and then went to war, which was an old tradition that had been established since the founding of the country.

They were just the one who gradually became like a country in the Xia system to build regular army, or the customs were actually nomadic characteristics.

In the last hundred and eighty years, if Qin could continue to exist, it would be the first among the Xia Kingdoms to ignore the rule of "scholars are not taught, and they are not allowed to be recruited" and once again play the trick of the whole nation being soldiers.

As a result, more than 500,000 Qin troops were beaten by 50,000 "Wei Wushangs" and fled all over the mountains.

But then again, after the collapse of the Han Empire, the dynasty that went downward basically stopped paying attention to the "scholars do not teach, and they cannot be conquered."

In other words, since the feudal dynasty after the Han Dynasty, the system of recruiting troops has become less particular. (Generally, both soldiers and farmers are used to play, and even when war breaks out, it will strengthen the people again)

Qin State gathered all the troops that could be gathered, and Qin Jun Yingshi appointed Liu Shi as the commander-in-chief to be responsible for the northward reinforcements.

Who is this Liu Shi? He has another name called Shi Lu.

That's right, it's the Shishi from the Lao Fan family, one of the eight noble families in Jin State.

Shi Lu and Shi Xie are of the same generation and are the second son of the Shihui.

The Scholars once went into exile to Qin. Before returning to Jin, they left their second son Shi Lue in Qin. Since then, Shi Lue was the head of the Liu family. (The twenty-first generation ancestor of Liu Bang, the Emperor Gaozu of Han)

What's more amazing is that Shi Lu asked his son Liu Ming to return to Jin State, and Shi Xie set aside a piece of land for Liu Ming, which led to the fact that there was also a Liu family from the old Fan family in Jin State.

The scholars who remained in Qin were repeatedly valued. During the reign of Duke Huan of Qin (Ying Rong), they served as envoys and sent to various countries everywhere. In the generation of Qin Jun Yingshi, they still served as envoys and began to contact military affairs.

Shi Lu learned that Zizhen wanted to destroy Lu Wu's troops after reinforcements, so he did not have any special thoughts. He should work hard and it was impossible to secretly notify Lu Wu to run away quickly. Instead, he would send someone to Jin State to inform Lao Fan's family.

Of course he knew who Lu Wu was, what would happen to Jin State if Lu Wu died in the northern border of Qin State, and what effect would it have on the international situation.

The key is, what does those things have to do with their Liu family, which took root in Qin?

If only one Qin army came, it could be guessed that it was a baggage unit or something.

Later, more or less Qin troops arrived, and some crossed the river to the north bank of the Jingshui River, and more were left on the south bank of the Jingshui River.

"The Qin army took a detour from other places to cross the river. Is the marching route going west?" Lu Wu sent a considerable number of reconnaissance cavalry, which was quite surprised to get this report.

Wei Qi's troops had already gone south, part of which stopped thirty miles north of Lu Wu's troops, and the other part took a detour to cross the river to the south bank of Jingshui.
Chapter completed!