A few days later, people and horses came to Shayuan to station here, and some teams that had already been stationed were set off, and I don’t know where they were dispatched.
Several Huis were not in the camp, and Li Tai did not know other Western Wei generals, so naturally he had no way of knowing the upper movements of the Western Wei. It can be seen that he is still lucky and can get to know the upper generals of the Western Wei Dynasty at the beginning of his time and get care.
During this period, he also saw the soldiers from other camps getting along, and those generals really had the authority to seize life and death for the soldiers under his command.
No wonder Li Zhusheng stopped him from impersonating a branch of the flag when he was outside Tongguan Pass. If he was really reorganized into a general’s team and became his private part, it would be difficult to escape.
Even now, if Ji Hui made up his mind and refused to let him go, he would actually be unable to escape. Although he may not be as miserable as ordinary soldiers, Wu Nu soldiers, his personal freedom is not controlled by him.
Taking advantage of these days of leisure, in addition to practicing horsemanship and striving to fully master the battle experience accumulated by his predecessors, Li Tai also took a lot of time to talk and communicate with his subordinates and deepen his feelings.
The Western Wei army had mixed sources, which made it rare for ethnic bullying in the army, which reflected more the identity gap between superiors and subordinates.
Li Tai saw a Han general who was negligent in feeding horses by his subordinate Xianbei soldiers, and directly hung the man outside the camp gate to beat him. There were also many Xianbei soldiers passing by, but no one spoke up based on the feelings of the ethnic group.
This trend is different from the Eastern Wei style in the memory of the predecessor. The Eastern Wei side can really clearly feel the contempt and oppression of the Xianbei people towards the Han people. Even if they encounter it on rural roads, the Han people must avoid the way out and let the Xianbei people go first.
It is precisely because of this that Li Tai’s predecessor admired Gao Aocao, a Han tycoon who dared to openly violate the rebellion of the Hu people.
In the Western Wei Dynasty, the conflict between Hu and Han was not strong, but the class concept was stronger than that of the Eastern Wei Dynasty. Those soldiers and soldiers were like the generals’ own selfish property. If they were not satisfied, they would be beaten, scolded and punished at will.
In terms of social order, both sides have their own shortcomings. After all, they all inherited some of the various ills of the late Northern Wei Dynasty, and they were not politically clear.
Relatively speaking, Li Tai still prefers the atmosphere of the Western Wei Dynasty. After all, here, he is also a ruling class with private soldiers.
But in the Eastern Wei Dynasty, although they were from famous families, they had to be trembling because of the unlawful behavior of the Xianbei people. Wherever your butt is, your head is where you are. This is true.
It is probably because of his long-term concept of obedience to the superiors, and Li Tai was not as vicious and mean as a general powerful military leader. The newly joined troops quickly adapted to obedience to Li Tai, and even put themselves in the shoes of the groom to make a living in Guanzhong.
“Although Huazhou is close to power, it is located in Guandong, and is often troubled by war and cannot live in a stable home. Yongzhou has many rich families, and it is most rejected foreign visitors in the village…”
Zhu Xin suffered a stroke, and Paul Poye Tou’s eyes and brains were the most flexible. Although he was a Hu, he had settled in Guanzhong for several generations. He talked about the pros and cons of various regions in Guanzhong, and looked like an old Guanzhong tone: “If the man wants to enter the village as soon as possible, it is safest to buy a property in Xianyang! Xianyang is prosperous in Feng Shui, close to Chang’an, and there are no strong families and miscellaneous Hu…”
If there are any choices, Li Tai would be willing to listen to his subordinates’ advice, but his future is still uncertain. He can only increase his knowledge by listening to these local feelings.
Ten days later, several Hui’s personal soldiers came to send a message to summon him. Li Tai was worried about his future situation and followed the past as soon as possible.
In addition to the armed forces that Li Tai already knew, there was a team of more than a dozen armed soldiers who had never seen before, probably the personal soldiers of the Western Wei generals who followed several armed soldiers of Hui’s camp as guests.
During this period, Western Wei generals gathered, especially with several future founding emperors. Li Tai often had the urge to know and contact him, so he was naturally curious about who was visiting the tent.
While he was standing outside the tent waiting for the news, he heard cheerful laughter and chatting in the tent. After being allowed to enter, he walked in. The first thing he saw was naturally the burly body of Jihe. Next to Jihe, there was a Hu man who looked like he was in his fifties.
“Let’s come, Li Lang, I’m going to take a test of your eyesight. Do you recognize this famous hero at the world?”
Seeing Li Taixing come, Ji Gan Hui smiled and looked at the Hu man sitting next to him.
A hero who is famous all over the world?
When Li Tai heard this comment, he subconsciously thought of Yuwen Tai. However, although this Hu man was graceful and majestic, he was on par with several Hui. It was obviously impossible for Yuwen Tai to be.
But besides Yuwen Tai, who else can be called famous all over the world? Although the Eight Pillar Kingdoms in later generations were famous, most of them were just regional powerful generals.
It may not be ruled out that some Hui are praising their colleagues, so the scope will be even wider. The Western Wei Dynasty was originally a domineering government mixed with Hu and Han.