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Li was born in Boye, Shenzhou (now Lixian, Hebei). His original surname was Song. Later, he was named Li. Li joined the local army for the first time, just like many people at that time.
Team, he participated in the town state (now Zhengding, Hebei Province, the first city in Chengde) Boye army. Li was rarely promoted, and his position was achieved by his own efforts. Li's army was ordered to be stationed in Fengtian (now Ganxian County, Shaanxi Province), and he became a captain in the army. Later, the Huang Chao Uprising Army invaded Chang 'an, and his army was ordered to besiege the Huang Chao Uprising Army, defeating Huang Chao's subordinate Jean Shang. This time, Li made another meritorious military service and soon rose to the rank of commander of Shence Army. In the second year of Guangqi (886), Zhu Mei joined forces with Li Keyong in Hedong, Wang Chongrong and Li Changfu in Fengxiang to resist Tian. Tian fled to Fengxiang (now Fengxiang, Shaanxi Province) under the shackles of Nuo religion, and Zhu Mei took Li Yan as the emperor, served as a servant, and arbitrarily ruled the state affairs. When Li was the commander of the Shence Army, he led his men as guards against the pursuers of Zhu Mei's general Wang Xingyu. Soon, Wang Xingyu defected and killed Zhu Mei, and Li Yingong was appointed as our ambassador in Wuding. Give Xuanzong the name Li, the word Gong. Since then, Li has relied on the honor and great strength that ordinary people do not have.
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In the third year of Guangqi (887), Tang Xizong returned to Chang 'an. After Fengxiang (now Fengxiang, Shaanxi Province), Fengxiang led Li Changfu to intercept and had a fierce conflict with the escort vanguard troops. Li Changfu retreated, furious, and Li Yinbing pursued him. Li did not live up to the emperor's expectations. He not only chased and annihilated the remnants of Li Changfu, but also killed Li Changfu. I'm glad that Li was appointed Fengxiang and Longyou. In the first year of Dashun (890), he was made king of Longxi County. Li, these tall statues of Li.
His rank gave him the capital to split the regime. From then on, Li took Fengxiang as the base and fully managed Fengxiang. He also looked for opportunities to expand his territory. Eunuch Yang Fuguong failed to gain a foothold in the imperial court, so he went to our adopted son Xing Yuan (now Hanzhong, Shaanxi) Yang Shouliang to rebel together. In the first year of Jingfu (892), Li conquered Xingyuan House and killed Yang Fuguong and his son. Then merge Shannan West Road and become the most powerful buffer zone in Guanzhong area. For the first time, Li began to fight everywhere and expand his territory, and successively captured Fengzhou (now northwest of Fengxian County in Shaanxi Province), Yangzhou (now Xixiang County in Shaanxi Province) and Jingyuan (now north of Jingchuan County in Gansu Province). With the great development of power, Li approached Chang 'an again, and he began to care about state affairs, so he became emperor. Some ministers think that he is bossy and has no monarch in his eyes, so they scold him. Li refused to give in, and immediately wrote back. In order to consolidate their power, some ministers of the DPRK and China joined hands with Li against other ministers, which made Li more arrogant and often used disrespectful words in his speech, which made him very angry when he just succeeded to the throne. He ordered Li to be transferred to our province on Shannan West Road, and Fengxiang's time was replaced by Prime Minister Xu Yanruo. Li refused to take office and wrote a letter saying: "I am afraid that the military situation will change in the future and the army will get out of control, which will only make the people suffer." Your majesty has driven a long way, where are you going to take refuge! " Tang Zhaozong saw that Li had no respect for himself, so he called Prime Minister Du Ran to discuss how to punish the rebellious minister. Du Rang-neng once led troops to crusade against Li, and the result was a crushing defeat. Now he is even more unwilling to offend Li, so he said, "Li is powerful, and now we can't deal with it." Besides, Fengxiang is so close to Beijing. If the army fails, it is impossible to clean up the mess. At that time, it would be too late to punish Chao Cuo and apologize to the ministers, just like Han Jing did. " Tang Zhaozong didn't give in and shouted at Du Ran: "I can't be too weak and sit still!" In the second year of Jingfu (893), he ordered troops to attack Li, but he was defeated. Li Lingbing entered Chang 'an. Afraid of getting burned, he quickly killed two Tang envoys and asked Li to withdraw his troops, but Li said that it was the prime minister Du Ranneng who advocated sending troops. In fact, Li is taking revenge. Du Rang knew that he could not hide, so he stepped forward and solved a difficult problem for Tang Zhaozong with his own life. Later, Li and Li Keyong clashed in Hedong. After the death of Wang Zhongying, our emissary in the river at that time, his sons Kelly and Wang Xun competed for the position of our emissary. With the support of Keyong Li, Tang Zhaozong gave Kelly our time. Li is on Wang Xun's side. Seeing that Tang Zhaozong gave our time to Kelly, he sent his troops to Chang 'an with two other local warlords, Wang Xingyu and Han Jian, forcing the emperor to change our time, and also forcing Tang Zhaozong to kill two prime ministers, Li Xi and Wei Zhaodu. Li let Li Jipeng, his adopted son, stay in Beijing to watch, while he returned to Fengxiang. When Li Keyong heard the news, he also went out to support the emperor. Li Maozhen knew that he could not defeat Hedong Army in Li Keyong, so he killed Li Jipeng and apologized to the emperor. Li Keyong asked for an order to kill Li, but he was afraid that after getting rid of Li, Li Keyong would lose control and want to save Li to contain Li Keyong. He demanded that Li Keyong also withdraw its troops. Li Keyong said a little bitterly when he left: "If you don't kill Li, there will be no peace in Beijing!"
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Li Keyong was right. Soon after Li left, he became arrogant again. In order to prevent being controlled again, Tang Zhaozong recruited troops and put them under the rule of the royal family. Li Jianxin said that the emperor was on guard against himself, so he led the troops to attack Chang 'an. The newly recruited troops were vulnerable, and the birds and beasts dispersed first when they saw the enemy. Tang Zhaozong, the emperor who fled for his life, had to flee again and came to Han Jian in Huazhou (now Huaxian County, Shaanxi Province). When Li entered Chang 'an, his army looted and burned many palaces. Under his mediation, he was not sentenced to death, but was named King of Qi. When Tang Zhaozong returned to Chang 'an, he felt sad about the ruins of the capital. What makes him sad is that he just escaped from wolves and was controlled by eunuchs. Cui Yin, the prime minister, wanted to use the power of Zhu Wen to kill eunuchs, while Han, the great eunuch, joined hands with Li, and invited thousands of military forces from Li to stay in Beijing to defend Chang 'an. Zhu Wen led the troops against Korea, and Korea forced them to flee to Fengxiang together. Zhu Wen gave chase and surrounded Fengxiang City. Being besieged by Li for more than a year, he ran out of food and grass. From winter to spring, it rained and snowed. Every day, 1,000 people in the city starved to death and froze to death. He got a small mill in the palace, grinding beans and wheat and drinking porridge every day, and he had no strength at all. Three or four people die every day in the palace, and the people are even worse. Eating people is very common. Li couldn't keep it, so he consulted and killed more than 20 eunuchs, including Han, and gave their heads to Zhu Wen and Zhu Wen outside the city. Zhu Wen, with the emperor in his hand, withdrew to the east.
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The unexpected encounter with Zhu Wen, Li weakened, the loss is extremely heavy. Zhu Wen took Guanzhong County, and Shu Wangjian also fished in troubled waters, taking counties south of Qinling Mountains. From then on, Li's power was almost exhausted, and his arrogant wings could no longer vibrate. He was afraid that Zhu Wen would find an excuse to punish him again, so he also requested to remove his official title. In the 4th year of God Blessed Tang Aidi (907), Zhu Quanzhong usurped the Tang Dynasty and established the Back Beam. Li still expressed his opposition to the back beam with the title of "God Blessed". Together with Wang Jian and Li Keyong, he wrote a campaign against Zhu Wen, claiming that he would be singling out. But this is just a bluff, everyone has their own plans, and there is no joint invasion. Li did not send troops to crusade against Zhu Wen, nor did he claim to be the emperor, but he became the de facto emperor: he opened a palace with hundreds of officials, took his residence as the palace, and his wife was called the queen, and all kinds of etiquette and ceremonies were the same as the emperor. However, due to his poor strength, Li was repeatedly defeated by the former Shu established by Hedong, Wang Jian in the following ten years. By the end of the Liang Dynasty, there were only seven states left in his territory and he became an independent small kingdom.
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Li wrote a letter in the name of his uncle to congratulate him on winning Kaifeng. After Li Dingdu was in Luoyang, he was very upset and sent his son to appear before Li. Basically, he joined the Later Tang Dynasty, because the title of the Later Tang Dynasty was the same as that of the Tang Dynasty replaced by Zhu Wen. Li was originally the King of Qi in the Tang Dynasty. It is normal to join him now, and he has no intention of surrendering. Li, because he was a veteran of the old dynasty and respected him very much, still let him hold his old post and changed him to the king of Qin. When Li was ill, Li also sent someone to send him medicine to express his condolences. The King of Qin in Feng Li died not long after, at the age of 69, saying that he was loyal to the King of Qin.