In the second year of Guangqi (886), Zhuge Shuang died of illness, and his son Zhuge Zhongfang was made a vassal by Liu Jing. Li wanted to seize Heyang (now Mengzhou, Henan Province), but he was defeated and had to surrender to Huaizhou (now Jiaozuo, Henan Province). His men will be scattered. Fu Cunshen went to Taiyuan and defected to Li Keyong, the king of Jin, our time in Hedong. Li Keyong accepted Fu Cun as an adopted son, and gave him the surname Li, so that he could command the Il Army.
Tired, cautious and honest, he won the favor of Li Keyong. He often went west with the army and made great achievements. Later, the cloud state defense made Hector even more. He risked his life and led the army to death, so that his sleeves were covered with blood. Li Keyong personally bandaged his wound and asked him about his injury every day. In the first year of Ganning (894), Fu Cunshen was the pioneer of Jin Jun, and he followed Li Keyong to conquer Li Kuangchou, our ambassador to Youzhou, and captured Juyongguan (now Changping, Beijing).
In the second year of Ganning (895), Fu Cunshen led an army to attack Zhou (now Binxian County, Shaanxi Province) and conquered our ambassador to Ningning, Wang Xingyu. At that time, the elite soldiers of the state were stationed in Longquan village, surrounded by cliffs, which were easy to defend but difficult to attack. Fu Cunshen repelled Wang Xingyu, captured Longquan Village, and was awarded the left servant shot for meritorious service. In the first year of Guangfu (90 1), Fu Cunshen followed Li to conquer Fenzhou (now Shaanxi County), but Li Tan, the secretariat, was captured alive, and the left and right armies were under control.
In 1953 (906), Fu Cunshen bowed to Fan Han's deputy governor, Ma bu "or horse stance just look, and together with Li, he captured Luzhou (governing Changzhi, Shanxi) and surrendered Ding Hui, the garrison commander. Later, with Zhou Dewei's expedition, he was appointed as the secretariat of Si Tuleideng and Xinzhou, and he was also the commander-in-chief of Fan Han. In May 4th (907), Zhu Wen, the king of Liang Dynasty, usurped the Tang Dynasty and proclaimed himself emperor, building and reforming Kaiping. However, Li Keyong refused to recognize the Hou Liang regime, and still fought Hou Liang in the name of reviving the Tang Dynasty and Tang Chaotian V.
After five years in heaven (908), Li Keyong died, and his eldest son, Li, was appointed as our envoy to Hedong and King of Jin. In the seventh year of Tian V (9 10), Fu Cunshen moved into Ma Ping, deputy general manager of CPIC. Soon, Li ordered Fu Cunshen to stay in Taiyuan, and led the main force of 8 Jin Army to Baixiang, where he won a great victory. In March of the eighth year (9 1 1), Fu Cun succeeded Li and left Zhaozhou (now Zhaoxian, Hebei) town.
Repeatedly broke the main items of Liang Jun: the Battle of Youzhou, the Battle of Weizhou, the Battle of Youzhou, the Battle of Liu Hu and the Battle of Tongzhou.
In the ninth year (9 12), Zhu Wen, Emperor Taizu of Liang, attacked the county (now Jingxian County, Hebei Province), and Fu Cunshen, Shi Jiantang and Li Si led the troops to help. He stationed troops in Boqiao (now Hengshui North, Hebei Province) and raided Liang Jun Camp in a planned way, forcing Zhu Wen to burn the camp and flee. Because of his work, he led the envoys of Xing, Chang and Zhou. In the fifty-second year (9 15), Li, the king of Jin, defected to the Liang Dynasty in Weibo Town, and ordered the vanguard troops to occupy Linqing (now governing the western part of Hebei Province), seize the opportunity to invade Hebei, and sit in Weizhou (now governing the northeastern part of Hebei Province). Fu Cunshen stationed troops in Wei County, confronted Liu in Shen County, and then sent troops (now Qinghe, Hebei Province) to attack Zhang Yuande.
In fifty-three days (9 16), Liu Jin invaded Weizhou, but his retreat was cut off by Fu Cunshen's army. He had to fight Jin Jun in Yuancheng, and he fled in defeat. Fu Cunshen pursued the victory and successively recovered Yizhou (now Puyang, Henan Province), yu zhou (now Weihui, Henan Province), Cizhou (now Cixian, Hebei Province) and xing zhou (now Xingtai, Hebei Province), and was awarded the post of Guo Jun Times Messenger and Xing Chao. Dai Siyuan abandoned the city and fled, and Zhang Maoxian surrendered. Li was appointed as a proofreader, Fu Cunshen, a cross-naval commander, and took command of Wei Boma's troops. Later it was sealed as a Chinese book.
In the fifty-fourth year (9 17), the Khitan besieged Youzhou (now Beijing), and the garrison commander Zhou Dewei became anxious. At that time, Li Zheng led the main force and confrontation of the Jin army. He wanted to send troops to rescue, but his strength was insufficient. But I didn't save him, and I was worried about the fall of Youzhou. He hesitated for this and asked the generals under the account. Fu Cunshen, Li Siyuan and Yan Bao all advocated sending troops. Li also ordered Fu Cunshen to save Youzhou with 70,000 infantry. Fu Cunshen placed a staghorn array to stop the impact of the Qidan cavalry, and then all arrows were fired, hitting the Qidan striker hard. Then, he first asked the soldiers to burn firewood, confused the enemy with smoke, and then launched infantry to go straight to the enemy's defense. The first world war broke the Khitan, beheaded more than ten thousand levels, and completely lifted the siege of Youzhou.
In the fifty-fifth year (9 18), Li Conghe, Weibo (Tianxiong Army), Youzhou (Lulongjun Army), (Hengshui Marine Division), (Yiwu Army) and other places mobilized troops to attack Bianzhou (now Kaifeng, Henan Province), which was destroyed in one fell swoop. Fu Cunshen rode to Weizhou at a rate of ten thousand steps to attend reading. In the same year1February, jinliang moved to Pi, Liu Hu (now northwest of Juancheng, Shandong). Zhou Dewei died and Li was trapped on a dirt mountain. The situation is critical. Fu Cunshen and his son Fu Yantu fought to the death in World War I, rushed into Liang Jun Town, United with Li, reorganized their positions, and finally waited for Yinqiang to help. Li Gang turned the tables and defeated Liang Jun.
In the fifty-sixth year (9 19), Fu Cunshen was promoted to be a general of Chinese and foreign scholars and became the first general of the Jin army after Zhou Dewei. It also built two cities, the north and the south, which were horns of each other and attacked Desheng City (now southwest of Qingfeng, Henan Province). In July of the same year, Liang crossed the river from Liyang (now northeast of Xun County, Henan Province) and invaded Yizhou, only to be repelled by Fu Cunshen. He retreated to Yangcundu and controlled the upper reaches. Since then, the two armies of Liang and Jin fought day and night for more than a year and fought hundreds of times.
In the fifty-seventh year (920), Hezhou made Zhu capture Tongzhou (now Dali, Shaanxi Province), rose up against Liang and fell to Jin. As a result, Liu besieged him. Li's life is in danger, and Li led troops to save it. In September, Fu Cun went deep into Jiang (now Yongji West, Shanxi) and stationed troops in the city (now Dali East, Shaanxi). In view of always despising pride in the river, he chose 200 elite cavalry to fight in the river, and his frustrated spirit forced Liu not to fight easily. Worried that the army in the river would be repeated, the generals suggested a quick decision and an early decision. However, Li Cunshen insisted on the plan of "slowing down the weakness of the division and keeping the gap surprisingly", and it was not until more than ten days later that he held his ground and defeated Liu. He immediately ordered Bijiang general Li Jianhe to release his horse in the sand garden to show his relaxation, induced Liu to retreat and withdraw his troops, and then led the army to pursue and defeated Liu again in Weihe River.
In the eighteenth year (92 1), Fu Cunshen, together with Zhu, Li, Philip Burkart, Datong Li and Zhenwu Li Cunjin, sent envoys to persuade him to ask Li to be emperor, but Li refused. Soon, Chengde made Zhang rebel in Zhengding, Hebei Province. Li and Li Cunjin died one after another.
In the fifty-ninth year (922), Fu Cunshen was appointed as a northern envoy to conquer the town and state. At that time, the town was besieged by the Jin army for a long time, and the food in the city was exhausted, and the rebels were unable to defend the city. Li, the garrison commander, surrenders to Fu Cunshen in secret, and pulls 8 Jin Army to Chengtou with a rope in the middle of the night. At dawn, the Jin army had all boarded the city, captured the first treacherous court official Jin Chu, Zhang Chuqiu and Gao Weiruo, and sent them to Weizhou. Although Zhang is dead, he was also opened for slaughter. Li Jia Fu Cun, as a proofreader and assistant, personally went out of the city to meet the comfort of being a teacher in Weizhou.
In 520 (923), the Khitan invaded the south. Li listened to Guo Chongtao's advice and put Fu Cunshen in charge of the defense of northern Xinjiang. Fu Cunshen was ill in bed at that time. He said, "I am loyal to the king and dare not make excuses, but now that I am ill, I am afraid I can't bear this heavy responsibility." However, Li was appointed as our envoy to Youzhou, and Lu Long was appointed to guard Youzhou. In April of the same year, Li proclaimed himself emperor in Weizhou, established the later Tang Dynasty, and changed his name to Tongguang. Fu Cunshen was awarded the title of "the hero of helping heaven and saving money", and was also awarded the titles of Kaifu Tongyi Third Division, Jiao Jiao Taishi, Zhongshuling and Qiandian Order.
In October of the first year of Tang Tongguang (923), Emperor Tang Zhuang died and moved his capital to Luoyang. Fu Cunshen, as the first general of the Jin army, failed to participate in the war to recover the Central Plains, so he was depressed and had a relapse. He asked to go to Luoyang to make a pilgrimage to the emperor, and asked Guo Chongtao, the special envoy of the Tang Dynasty in charge of state affairs, to assist him. Although Guo Chongtao is in a high position, his achievements and prestige are under the jurisdiction of Fu Cunshen. Worried that he would threaten his position, he secretly blocked Fu Cunshen from returning to the DPRK. Fu Cunshen's wife, Guo, cried and said to Guo Chongtao, "My husband works for the country and you are old friends in the village. It was cruel of you to let him die in the northern frontier. " Guo Chongtao is ashamed.
In the second year of Tongguang (924), Fu Cun was seriously ill, and once again played in the imperial court, requesting pilgrimage, but he was still refused. He buried the pillow and sighed, "I have been with two masters (Li Keyong and Li) for almost forty years. Nowadays, all families in the world, barbarians from all directions and even hostile forces in the past can enter the DPRK. Is it not fate that only I am excluded? " Guo Chongtao was not allowed to enter the DPRK until he learned that Fucun's trial life was coming to an end. In April of the same year, Emperor Tang Zhuang was transferred to Fu Cun as our Xuanwu military envoy and various general managers. However, before the imperial edict reached Youzhou, Fu Cunshen died on May 15th (19 June) at the age of 63. Zhuang Zong dropped out of school for three days and posthumously awarded him as a secretary.
In the second year of Changxing (93 1), Fu Cunshen worshipped the ancestral temple together with Li and Zhou Dewei. Later, Fu Cunshen was posthumously named King of Qin.
Fu Cunshen's main achievement in his early years was to pacify the forces of He Lianduo, Li Kuangchou and Wang Xingyu, and seize Fenzhou, Luzhou and other places, which made great contributions to Li Keyong and Li's consolidation of Hedong base areas. In a series of wars for hegemony between Liang and Jin, such as the battle of Youzhou, the battle of Weizhou, the battle of Youzhou, the battle of Beipi and the battle of Tongzhou, he repeatedly defeated the Qidan cavalry with infantry, helped the Jin army seize the important places along Hebei and the Yellow River, and then put down the rebellion and became a German army, laying the foundation for Li to destroy Liang Jiantang.
Anecdotes and allusions are executed. Fu Cunshen was captured by the enemy when he was young and will be executed in the suburbs. Before his execution, he pointed to a dangerous wall and said to the executioner, "Please execute under that wall, so that the collapsed wall can cover my body. This is also the benefit of a lonely soul, so that no one will be buried." The executioner sympathized with him and ordered him to be moved under the wall, which delayed a little time. The enemy commander has been drinking with a geisha in his arms, looking for someone to sing for fun. "One of the prisoners is Fu Cunshen," said the geisha. "He is an old acquaintance of my wife. Let him give me a high five to accompany him. " The Lord was very happy and immediately ordered people to release the symbol of impending punishment.
When he was young, Tang was belligerent and often went into battle lightly, and was in danger several times. Once, Zhuang Zong wanted to go into battle again, and Fu Cunshen knocked on the horse to remonstrate: "Your Majesty shoulders the heavy responsibility of restoring the Tang Dynasty, and you should cherish yourself for the sake of the world. Raising the flag is the duty of a soldier, not a king. Although I have no talent as a general, I dare not share your worries. " Zhuang Zong had to forget about it. Later, Emperor Tang Zhuang rode out of the barracks while Fu Cun was away. He said to the left and right attendants, "This old man hinders me from playing." He went to Liang's barracks to challenge, but he was ambushed by Liang Jiangxie and besieged by Liang Jun. Thanks to Fu Cunshen's help, he was able to get out of trouble. From then on, Zhuang Zongcai took Fu Cunshen's words as advice.
In his later years, Fu Cunshen said to his son, "I was born in poverty and wandered around with a sword since I was a child. It took forty years to become a leader. During this period, I went through a crisis and took the lead several times, come to a bad end, which led to my present position. I was scarred and more than a hundred arrows were shot from me. " He showed these arrows to his sons to let them know that the family business is hard to come by, and they should take a warning.
People's evaluation of Guo Chongtao: Defending the north must be judged.
Xue: (1) save the trial, be less heroic, be more intelligent and talk about the military. (2) The army kept less, knew how to change, marched in haste, was strict with self-discipline, made decisive decisions, never regretted it, and gained fame and fame with Zhou Dewei, who was also a hero in modern times.
Ouyang Xiu: Being tried is an organic strategy. It has fought hundreds of battles, big and small, and has never lost. It is as famous as Zhou Dewei.
Zhao En: Great power and four barbarians, brave the three armies. Careful planning and strategy. Brave and chivalrous, defend the country and be loyal to the monarch. Kiss the king of Qin for generations to come. ("Title of Shenxiang in Qin Wangfu Village")
Hu Sansheng: (1) Jin and Wang Yong are light, and they have been in distress many times, but they are lucky to be spared. However, those who encounter danger and then avoid it are all helped by Li Cunshen. (2) Liu Yongbing, ten steps and nine plans, named after the time. To the battle of the same state, I met Li Cun, and I was fooled by him. If the baby is on my palm.
Cai Dongfan: Xinjiang Tang's decisive victory depends on many strategies. How can we use wisdom and superiority? Even if we are 70 thousand or 80 thousand, we will still lose.
History of China War: Li Cunxin used many tactics in the Battle of Xiaboqiao. Zhu Quanzhong refused to surrender with fewer soldiers, and the outcome was very obvious. But the success or failure of the trial is enough to affect the success or failure of Zhou Dewei's attack on Yan. Zhao is not good, Dewei can't be good. However, it is extremely difficult to keep Zhao's land, and the only plan is to win the ear by surprise. ..... and this wonderful victory, for the destruction of the battle of Yan is not small, can be comparable to Zhou Dewei's work.
"General History of China Military Affairs": Li Cunshen used his troops all his life, skillfully used his wit, and tried to avoid a decisive battle with the enemy too early, or sent some elite soldiers to sneak into enemy lines, or spread smoke screens to confuse the enemy, or reached the front positions through narrow mountain roads, or let go of some positions to lure the enemy to flee, and then suddenly attacked with surprise soldiers, often achieving great victories. Li Cunxu and Zhou Dewei were both famous generals with outstanding achievements in the late Tang Dynasty.
Fu Chu, the father of family members, was once General Zhou Chenya.
According to the existing historical records, Fu Cunshen has at least nine sons.
Fu Yanchao, a former secretariat of Fenzhou, stayed in Jinzhou, Beijing, Zhao Yi and served in Taining Army.
Fu Yanrao, an official of the late Tang and Jin Dynasties, served as a secretariat, Yizhou secretariat, Jinzhou defense envoy, our sliding state ambassador and a formal teacher of the school.
Fu Yantu rode a general in his early years, but his experience as an official is unknown.
Fu Yanqing, an official in the later Tang, Jin, Han, Zhou and Northern Song Dynasties, was appointed as Fengxiang's envoy, magistrate and general secretary, and named Wang Wei.
Fu Yanneng, official defense ambassador to Chuzhou.
Fu, an official of the later Tang, Jin, Han, Zhou and Northern Song Dynasties, was a general of Jin Dynasty.
Fu, official to Wu' an.
Fu Yanlun, the official to Dingyuan our ambassador, is well known in Yanzhou.
Fu, Chinese Ambassador to Zhaoqing.
Historical records record "History of the Old Five Dynasties, Volume 56, Biography 8"
History of the New Five Dynasties, Volume 25, Biography of Tang Chenzhuan, Volume 13
In the folklore of artistic image and folk image, Li Keyong has twelve semes, together with his parent-child Li, all of whom were named Taibao, collectively known as Thirteen Taibao. They are Li Siyuan, Li, Li, Li Cunxin, Li Cunjin, Li Siben, Li, Li Cunshen (Fu Cunshen), Li Cunxian, Shi Jingsi, Kang and Li Cunxiao. Among them, Li Cunshen (Fu Cunshen) ranked ninth, especially for Jiutaibao.