former shu造句

• He also sent emissaries to Former Shu, seeking friendly relations.
• The Former Shu forces quickly achieved several victories over Qi forces.
• Li Hong submitted to and sought aid from Former Shu.
• Former Shu quickly fell and was absorbed into Later Tang.
• This ended Former Shu's existence as a state.
• The Former Shu forces were successful in the initial battles.
• In anger, Li Maozhen cut off his alliance with Former Shu.
• The Qi forces defended the city and refused to engage Former Shu forces.
• The Later Shu kingdom held essentially the same territory as the Former Shu kingdom.
• As with the Former Shu, the capital of the kingdom was at Chengdu.
• The Later Tang forces repeatedly defeated the forces Former Shu sent to resist it,
• Li Maozhen thereafter gathered his troops, posturing a potential attack against Former Shu.
• In 918, Li Maozhen sent emissaries to again seek peace with Former Shu.
• In 920, Former Shu launched another attack on Qi and initially achieved victories.
• By 923, Former Shu's previous main enemy, the Emperor Zhuangzong.
• This was seen as the beginning of the decline of the Former Shu state.
• The Later Tang army quickly scored victory after victory against the Former Shu army,
• Subsequent counterattacks by Former Shu forces repelled the Qi attack, forcing Qi forces to withdraw.
• However, when the Former Shu army's food supplies ran out, it withdrew.
• In 925, Emperor Zhuangzong was planning to launch a major campaign to destroy Former Shu.