Chapter 10 The Battle of Feishui(9)
At that time, the Qin army was about to run out of grain, so they rushed to attack Xiangyang city, and the battle became more intense.
In the first month of the fourth year of the Yuan Dynasty (379), Zhu Xu repeatedly fought and defeated the Qin army. For a while when Former Qin troops retreated a bit, Zhu Xu thought that the Qin army would not come back, so he stopped fortification. In February, Li Bohu, the governor of Xiangyang, secretly sent his son to the former Qin to show his willingness to surrender and ask him to serve as an internal ally. Fu PI then gave orders to all his troops to attack Xiangyang. On the afternoon of the first day of February, the Qin army took Xiangyang, captured Zhu Xu and sent him to Chang 'an (present Xi 'an, Shaanxi), the former capital of Qin. Fu Jian believed that Li Bohu was disloyal, so he had him killed and put on display. With a force of less than ten thousand men, Zhuxu was able to withstand the attack of 240,000 troops by strengthening the city defenses. It was a miracle that the city defenses could not be broken for one year. If LiBo did not betray him and become Fujian’s internal ally, FuJian might not be able to defeat the city of Xiangyang in a short time. But the misfortune may turn out to be a blessing in disguise. Zhu Xu surrendered and did not die, later playing an important role in the Eastern Jin's victory over Former Qin. Zhu Xu's deeds are another example of Cao Ying's heart in Han Dynasty. The role he played is unmatched by any of his predecessors.
In the first month of the fourth year of the Yuan Dynasty (379), Zhu Xu repeatedly fought and defeated the Qin army. For a while when Former Qin troops retreated a bit, Zhu Xu thought that the Qin army would not come back, so he stopped fortification. In February, Li Bohu, the governor of Xiangyang, secretly sent his son to the former Qin to show his willingness to surrender and ask him to serve as an internal ally. Fu PI then gave orders to all his troops to attack Xiangyang. On the afternoon of the first day of February, the Qin army took Xiangyang, captured Zhu Xu and sent him to Chang 'an (present Xi 'an, Shaanxi), the former capital of Qin. Fu Jian believed that Li Bohu was disloyal, so he had him killed and put on display. With a force of less than ten thousand men, Zhuxu was able to withstand the attack of 240,000 troops by strengthening the city defenses. It was a miracle that the city defenses could not be broken for one year. If LiBo did not betray him and become Fujian’s internal ally, FuJian might not be able to defeat the city of Xiangyang in a short time. But the misfortune may turn out to be a blessing in disguise. Zhu Xu surrendered and did not die, later playing an important role in the Eastern Jin's victory over Former Qin. Zhu Xu's deeds are another example of Cao Ying's heart in Han Dynasty. The role he played is unmatched by any of his predecessors.
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