Zhu Hengjia had a dream, an erotic dream, a very sweet and gentle one. In the dream, he was dating a girl.
"The Book of Songs. Guofeng·Zhaonan. There is a dead deer in the wild": "There is a dead deer in the wild, wrapped in white grass. There is a girl who is pregnant with spring, and auspicious people lure her. There are plain bushes in the forest, and there are dead deer in the wild. The white grass is pure, and there is a girl.
It is like jade. It is comfortable and free of wear. There is no feeling that I am peeping, and there is no way for the 娨 to bark."
There are rituals for dating, and "there is death in the wild" is the fun; there are also things to pay attention to when dating: Sir, take your time, be more gentle, please don't touch my belt, don't move too much, or make my dog bark wildly. p>
The scene in the dream is really beautiful. The cunningness of the Huaichun girl is unparalleled. Before Zhu Hengjia thought of taking off his belt, she mentioned it first. Why did the dog bark? Obviously the hero wanted to do something to the heroine.
The girl misunderstood her dog, so the girl wanted to explain it to her.
Green grass, picturesque scenery, and a beauty in his arms, what more could a husband ask for? Zhu Hengjia hugged the beauty tightly, and the girl in his arms was shy, graceful, and smart??
"Report to the Supervisor, urgent military situation. General Li Mingzhong asks for help. The Cen family in Sicheng and the Huang family in Taiping have rebelled." The report from the personal guards ended Zhu Hengjia's dream.
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After Li Mingzhong's troops captured Nanning, Zheng Feng, Sun Jinding and other advisers advised Zhu Hengjia to let Li Mingzhong's troops stop in Nanning and not move, and then send people to appease Qingyuan, Taiping, Zhen'an, Siming, Guishunzhou, Tianzhou and Sicheng
The chieftains of the four prefectures and eight prefectures, including the prefecture, implemented the strategy of restraining the emperor; they concentrated their efforts on attacking Liuzhou and Chen Bangfu of Sien.
However, Zhu Hengjia had just won a great victory and was so arrogant that he thought he was invincible. Moreover, when he was supervising the country, he had mobilized these chieftains' wolf (俍) soldiers to serve under his command, but in the end he could not recruit any wolf soldiers.
, Zhu Hengjia also wanted to show some color to these disobedient local emperors.
So he ignored others and appointed Li Mingzhong as the commander-in-chief of Siming, and ordered him to lead his troops to continue westward and occupied Siming Mansion. Huang Yingju, the prefect of Siming, fled.
Li Mingzhong's troops entered Siming Mansion and violated the interests of the Taiping Huang family.
Huang Yingcheng, the head of the Huang clan and the prefect of Taipingtu, sent someone to contact Cen Leihan, the leader of the Cen clan in Sicheng, the largest chieftain in Guangxi.
Cen Leihan was ambitious and had long wanted to take advantage of the troubled times of the late Ming Dynasty to expand his territory, and the two sides hit it off immediately.
So he joined forces with 100,000 troops and sent troops to Siming Mansion.
Seeing the fierceness of the bandits, Li Mingzhong, the commander-in-chief of Siming, abandoned Zhongzhou, went up to Shixizhou, went down to Shixizhou, Pingxiangzhou and other places, and concentrated his troops to defend Simingzhou, the capital of Siming. At the same time, he quickly reported to Zhu Hengjia for help.
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Chen Bangchuan, the counselor of Si'en, heard that the Tu emperor Cen of Sicheng in Guangxi had launched an army, and his "illness" was cured immediately. He sent people to contact the Cen family of Sicheng, the Huang family of Taiping, and the Mo family of Xincheng; at the same time, he vigorously gathered 7,000 troops from his headquarters.
As well as Baishan, Xinglong, Dingluo, Jiucheng, Duyang, Guling, and Anding, the seven chieftains wolf soldiers, in the name of attacking the rebellious chieftains, stationed troops in the Sanli Camp of Shanglin County to spy on Xun, Wu, and Gui.
Li Shichun, the prefect of Liuzhou, could not bear the chaos of war and brought harm to the people. He originally wanted to surrender to Zhu Hengjia, but now that wars broke out, he was shaken again. He only stayed with Liuzhou garrison Zhang Cunwu, Liuzhou garrison commander Shi Jizheng and others to protect the territory and the people in Liuzhou and sit back and observe the situation.
In Guangxi, more than ten ethnic groups such as Han, Tong, Yao, Man, and Luo live together. There are so many chieftains, large and small, that even the Guangxi people themselves don’t know how many there are. In the Ming Dynasty, Guangxi had eleven prefectures and eight prefectures. The four prefectures of Zhong, Taiping, Siming, Zhen'an, and Qingyuan and the eight prefectures of Guishun, Tianzhou, Sichengzhou, Jiangzhou, Xiangwu, Dukang, Siling, and Longzhou are all Tufus. Prefectures, Tu counties; others include Guidezhou and Guohua prefectures in Nanning Prefecture, Yong'an Prefecture in Pingle Prefecture, the seven chieftains in Sien Prefecture, etc. There are hundreds of large and small local inspection departments, all of which are hereditary. From father to son, from son to grandson, there are infinite deprivations for descendants.
These native officials had soldiers, food, and power. Politically, they relied on the Ming Dynasty, which granted hereditary titles and divided borders. Militarily, they implemented the native soldier system and organized slaves into coyote signs by cultivating official land and performing military service. Yong, maintained the rule of native officials and provided for recruitment by the Ming Dynasty; economically, he was the highest owner of the land under his jurisdiction, making money through labor, land rent, tax collection, etc.; in terms of culture, he promoted separatism and prohibited native people from studying and taking imperial examinations. True. independent kingdom.
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In the Third General Office of Wuzhou, a high-level meeting of Jingfan.
"I regret that I didn't listen to the advice of the ministers, which led to today's embarrassment." Zhu Hengjia first apologized to his advisers, and then asked his subordinates for advice, "Will the plan be implemented now?"
Sun Jinding, a cabinet scholar, was the first to offer advice: "The Cen family in Sicheng has a vast territory and strong troops, which is a serious problem; Si'en and Chen Bangzhuan have a small territory and few soldiers, so there is nothing to fear. We should attack the Cen family in Sicheng first; Chen Bangzhuan can just send a general to take precautions." .
Shi Qiwen, Fan Youxian, Yang Fuchen and others all agreed with Sun Jinding's opinion.
"Absolutely not!"
Zheng Feng had a different opinion: "The Cen family in Sicheng is far away from us. If they want to attack Wuzhou and Guilin, they must first capture Siming Prefecture and Nanning Prefecture, so that the distant danger can be alleviated; Chen Bangchuan is close to us, and they can reach Wuzhou and Guilin by waterway." It will arrive in three or four days, and the immediate concern must be resolved quickly. Moreover, the Cen family in Sicheng has a large army and will not be able to defeat it for a while, while Chen Bangchuan has few soldiers and can be pacified soon. Therefore, we should attack Chen Bangchuan first and then pacify Chen Bangchuan. Si En and Siming attack the Cen family in Sicheng. It can be decided at one go."
Zheng Feng suggested that Zhu Hengjia adopt a policy of restraining other chieftains and win over the larger chieftains such as Qingyuan Weishi, Xincheng Moshi, Longzhou Zhaoshi, Yongan Weishi and Huangshi; he also advised Zhu Hengjia to send people to appease Xunzhou and Pingle. , the Yao people in Wuzhou and other prefectures, these areas have just returned to their native land, and the chieftain influence still remains, so we must guard against it.
Zhu Hengjia felt that Zheng Feng's suggestion was reasonable, so he acted according to the plan. He ordered Lianzhou Commander Tong Yizhen to capture Dao Nanning and relieve Siming Commander-in-Chief Li Mingzhong; he ordered Zhaoqing Vice-General Yan Zunkao to lead his troops to Wuzhou to join him; he ordered Zhaoqing Commander-in-Chief Commander Li Mingzhong Yan Tianfeng and Gaozhou Counselor Chen Ke stepped up their guard to guard against Emperor Longwu's army in the direction of Guangdong; they ordered Sun Jinding, a great scholar, to inspect the three prefectures of Xunzhou, Wuzhou, and Pingle to appease the Tong and Yao ethnic groups; they also sent envoys to win over Qingyuan Wei. Xincheng Mo family, Longzhou Zhao family, Yongan Wei family and Huang family, etc.
All of a sudden, the war in Guangxi was about to begin, with the wind roaring and the trees and grass all covered with soldiers.
