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This case is extremely implicated in Jiangnan. Only 328 people were executed, but many were sentenced to death. As many as 28,000 people were exiled to the deserted island, which was a new addition to the Ming Navy's chart.

Blank, Aozhou. After being discovered by the Ming Navy, Aozhou first became a place for prisoners to be exiled, a vast land that was truly isolated from the world.

Macheng and every ruler in later generations were extremely satisfied with this exile land.

Once the Ming Dynasty was exiled to Qiongzhou, Jiubian, and you could often hear noises in your ears. Exiled to Aozhou was truly out of sight and not upset, and from then on, your ears were clear. Two days later, Emperor Chongzhen learned the truth and was exiled.

There were so many people that they were silent. I thought it was really bored in my heart. After hearing enough of these birds, I actually agreed to it.

With the emperor's tacit approval, the Liao army was even more unscrupulous and blocked the Jiangnan prefectures and searched for prisoners.

This time, Ma Cheng's attack on the officials and gentry in Jiangnan was larger than that in the Tianqi period and more ruthless. This move was naturally much more ruthless than Wei Zhongxian. At most, nine thousand years later was framed, black prison, and some small actions that could not be put on the table.

, Macheng will indeed sweep the south of the Yangtze River and fight it as a war.

The first day, Ma Cheng was in charge of the military camp, mobilized 8,000 Liao troops and secretly spies from the Investigation Division, and garrisoned more than 1,300 generals from all garrisons, and were dismissed from their posts and investigated. One by one, they were soap-clothed and Investigated, and teams of

Liao soldiers, like tigers and wolves, walked through the streets, set up a check-up, broke into luxurious houses, captured the military-leading officials, and used black cloth to cover them and then carried them away.

At the stations of each garrison, teams of light horses rushed in, and the servants who were fed by the generals and the private soldiers were disarmed. If they were not in compliance, they would raise their swords and fall down. A row of guns knocked them all over their bodies to blood.

sieve.

After a day and night.

In the heavily guarded Shouzhi Garden, Emperor Chongzhen's face turned pale. He didn't know much about it. It was very common for various garrisons in the south of the Yangtze River to maintain private soldiers. Several occurred during the day.

Ten riots were all crushed by the Liao army with thunder, but Emperor Chongzhen was furious. This emperor who had never left the capital in his life realized that Jiangnan was no longer the Jiangnan of the Ming Dynasty.

The garrison was in ruins, and generals of all sizes adopted private soldiers and found a backer, and they had already turned one garrison into private property. In just one day, the Liao army killed, captured, and disarmed private soldiers of the garrison, and reached an astonishing ten thousand taels of taels.

Thousands of people, these two thousand soldiers were private soldiers who did not obey the command of the court. The servants only listened to the orders of the top soldiers of the big and small army. They wore the military uniforms of the Ming Dynasty but did not obey the command of the court. How terrifying is this

matter.

The collusion between local tyrants and officers and soldiers and government officials has actually reached a shocking level.

The next morning, Jinshan Guard.

A general stood on the acropolis and looked at the sea with a pale face. He was surrounded by hundreds of murderous private soldiers, all wearing armor and erecting cannons to aim at the sea.

"My son, so powerful!"

An old man in a gorgeous costume was fearless and shouted with a raised beard.

The general's eyes flashed with a cold light and said heroically: "The tyrant monarch is unrighteous, the treacherous party is rampant, and he is back!"

"Reverse, reverse!"

When three or five hundred private soldiers in the acropolis were excited, a fleet came in a mighty manner on the sea. The leading one was about ten sail warships with four sails, and behind them were more than ten first-class lucky ships.

More than a hundred warships of all sizes came across the ocean and sailed straight into the Yangtze River. The warships were flagged, and more than ten warships crossed the hull, revealing the black gun door, facing Jinshan Guard.

The general in the Acropolis shivered with hundreds of Ding Qiqi, and his bold words disappeared.

On the flagship, Mao Wenlong shouted impatiently: "Let's land, disarm, and kill me if I don't follow me!"

The flag bearer raised his flag to contact the ships. Soon, several first-class lucky ships were loaded with soldiers landing in Jinshanwei. The black infantry held muskets and was urging by the non-commissioned officers and stepped on the river water deep in their knees, densely packed steps.

The soldiers attacked the Jinshan Guard.

Dingdang!

On the acropolis, hundreds of people still lost their weapons and scattered. The general also shivered and turned around and ran away. He took a few big steps down the acropolis and disappeared. Only the magical acropolis was left.

The old man was so scared that he trembled and sat on the ground, his raised beard trembling.

On the flagship, Mao Wenlong felt quite proud. During the Tianqi period, his Yizhou Town was first established, so he had long disliked these officials and gentry in Jiangnan. Back then, Mao Wenlong joked that he would take the boat from Dongjiang Town and take the sea to Jiangnan directly, and Chaofake

At night, he could sweep away the ugly people in Jiangnan in one day and night, but he was convinced. This time, he received a military order to mobilize the Ming army to station in North Korea, and the Japanese garrison team had more than 20,000 people to pacify Jiangnan by sea.

Get what you want

The first teams were light-mounted, and the second-line guards with muskets landed on a large scale, and the warships spread along the coastline and cruised, completely blocking the watersheds of ports from Songjiang to Fujian.

The upper reaches of the Yangtze River, Jiujiang.

Another fleet was flowing down the river, and the ship was filled with Shaanxi soldiers who had completed rest and recuperation.

On the shore, a large group of cavalrymen rode wildly, advancing along the Yangtze River to set off their troops, frightening the officials of the various garrisons and county governments along the way, and they were disarmed and waiting for disposal.

Yangzhou, Shouzhi Garden.

Gu Jiang held a wolf's hair in his hand and wrote an old work, travel notes, and his eyelids twitched. The Liao Army Staff Office was located outside, and light cavalry flew to report emergency military information from time to time. He raised his eyelids and peeked at the heroic young man in front of him, sweating on his forehead. This person

His Highness the King of Liao actually led his army into Jiangnan and came to take the emperor to command the princes. It was really unreasonable.

Thinking about the officials and gentry in Jiangnan, the powerful people have been operating for two hundred years, and their forces are mixed and they are like a mess. Now, this highness has been mobilized by the army, and they have wiped out the left and right. It is really a quick knife to cut the mess, and the private soldiers of the guards

Can the guards guards be the opponent of the Liao army? They dreamed in the daytime and the soldiers entered Jiangnan. The two hundred years of operation of the Jiangnan Guanshen Group disappeared. This is a great thing that His Highness did.

Next door, quiet room.

Sun Chuanting sat upright in his official uniform, constantly using seals and stamping. Sun Shangshu was thinking about it. A hero would not suffer any loss before his eyes, so he would be an official secretary. With Emperor Chongzhen's acquiescence, Sun Chuanting's cooperation was carried out in the process.

The upper party was flawless. Will Ma Cheng be polite? He mobilized heavy troops to enter Jiangnan with justifiable reasons.

Next door, Hong Chengchou sat steadily, and he was so happy to stand by and watch.

Ma Cheng wanted to be Cao Cao, but he only brought hundreds of personal soldiers around him and asked that he could not stop him. He could not resist and sat down obediently and played chess.

At the same time, in eastern Sichuan.

As soon as the sky was dawn, the Ming army's offensive suddenly became fierce, and the rebels filled in one after another. Soon, they were defeated one after another, and casualties increased sharply.
Chapter completed!