Who knows the warrior Lan Ling of Beiqi?

The warrior of Lanling is Gao Qiu, the grandson of SHEN WOO, the Northern Qi Emperor. In the first year of Gan Ming in the Northern Qi Dynasty, Gao Su named the King of Xuzhou Lanling County, hence the name Warrior Lanling. The warrior Lan Ling is handsome, has high martial arts and has repeatedly made meritorious military service. After his cousin Gao Wei succeeded to the throne, he was afraid of being robbed of the throne. In 573, Yugong killed a 30-year-old star with poisoned wine.

After the Eastern Jin Dynasty, China entered the war-torn Southern and Northern Dynasties. From 420 AD to 589 AD, countries changed and fought for 160 years. Yecheng, located in the south of Handan, once again became the capital of Northern Qi after Cao Wei and Yan Qian, and confronted the Northern Zhou Dynasty with its capital Chang 'an.

At this time, a famous soldier appeared in the Northern Qi Army. He was Gao Su, the son of King Gao Cheng of Wenxiang, and was later named as the Warrior Lanling because of his seal. Although the warrior Lan Ling is of royal descent, his mother is a handmaiden, so compared with other princes, her status is much lower. What he sees every day is not only complicated royal etiquette, but also people's contemptuous eyes. As a result, the warrior Lan Ling grew up unhappy, grew up to practice martial arts, took the lead, and finally became a famous soldier in the Northern Qi army.

However, there is one thing that makes the soldier Lan Ling extremely upset. His appearance is extremely beautiful, and he is often despised by his opponents when he fights with them on the battlefield. So, he ordered people to make some ferocious and terrible "big faces", that is, people called faces, which were worn on their faces every time they went out to make the enemy feel frightened.

In 564 AD, the Turks in the northern grassland and the Northern Zhou Dynasty in the Loess Plateau attacked the Northern Qi Dynasty. Luoyang, an important town in the Northern Qi Dynasty, was besieged by hundreds of thousands of troops in the Northern Zhou Dynasty. The situation was very critical, and Emperor Wu of the Northern Qi hurriedly mobilized troops to clear the way. Outside Luoyang, the Northern Qi reinforcements attacked again and again and were defeated by the Northern Zhou army. Finally, it was surrounded by Mangshan Mountain and was about to face total annihilation. At this time, the warrior Lan Ling, who was appointed as a general, put on a "big face", dressed in armor and holding a sword, led 500 fine riders and bravely entered the encirclement of Zhou Jun until Luoyang was at the gates.

The Beiqi army guarding the city was besieged for many days and dared not open the door rashly. The warrior Lan Ling took off his "big face", and the northern Qi army in the city immediately cheered, opened the gate, joined hands with the troops outside the city, and bravely killed Zhou Jun. Zhou Jun was defeated, and the historical records recorded: (subtitle) "Abandoning the camp, from Mangshan to Shui Gu, 30 miles, the army was full of Sichuan Ze." This is the famous Mangshan War in history.

The battle of Mangshan made the warrior Lan Ling famous, and the emperor made him an official order. The soldiers created the "Warriors Lanling Ensemble", which sang and danced at the banquet held by the emperor and gradually spread throughout the country. However, all this makes Lan Ling, a soldier with outstanding military achievements, worried. Why?

As the saying goes, a tree catches the wind, God disposes, God disposes, and disaster lies in people. The glory of life has become the beginning of the tragedy of the warrior Lan Ling. In 565 AD, one year after Mangshan War, Gao Wei, the cousin of Warrior Lan Ling, succeeded to the throne and publicly accused Warrior Lan Ling of going deep into Mangshan War alone. Once he loses, the consequences are unimaginable. The soldier Lan Ling felt that disaster was coming, and he was in a state of panic all day. Whenever the war comes, he can't speak on the grounds of illness. Despite this, the warrior Lan Ling was not spared. In 573 AD, Emperor Gao Wei ordered the 28-year-old warrior Lan Ling to be killed with poisoned wine and buried in the west of Yecheng. Four years later, Beiqi was destroyed by the Northern Zhou Dynasty.