But this idea ultimately couldn't spark much.
The Great Tang was too strong.
The flourishing cultural growth destined the people of Kyushu to have stronger confidence; they trusted the court and also believed in Li Shimin.
Even though—Li Shimin had now grown old.
One by one, great works about expeditions emerged and were collected in the "Yunshao Pavilion."
The whole world changed under this atmosphere.
...
Although he had not personally led troops for many years, Li Shimin's capabilities remained unchanged.
Just as the world was abuzz with discussion, he had already crafted a detailed plan using the geographical map of Liaodong.
This expedition was divided into three main armies:
——The central army, led by himself.
Including the central Forbidden Army, Guanlong Palace troops, Henan, Hebei Palace troops, and deferential foreign soldiers, totaling a hundred thousand, entering the Liaoxi Corridor via Youzhou State.
