Chapter 230 Historical deduction, presiding over the anti-Tatars?

Author: Traveling from the South

Chapter 230 Historical deduction, presiding over the anti-Tatars?

With a thought from Zhou Bai, the advanced ability of Qi-Wang Technique was manifested in the Book of Qi Luck.

Advanced: You can deduce the development of events by consuming source points. The more source points you consume, the clearer the scene you see. (What you see is not necessarily the truth, and the future will change every moment.)

If he were to deduce the future development of the war between the Tatars and the Great Yan Dynasty based on years, I am afraid that his 331 sources may not necessarily reveal anything.

But the key point is that Zhou Bai is not an ordinary subject who was conscripted. He is the king of Anbei Kingdom and one of the few people allowed by Heaven to know the inside story of this conscription war.

We are not in a real plane world now, but in a historical "illusion" restored by that plane. What we do here is just a competition and will not change reality.

Such a battlefield, although it is also a supernatural power that is unimaginable by Zhou Bai, is more understandable than reversing the years and changing the real history.

Since it is a historical battlefield, then everything here is what happened.

Zhou Bai does not need to use himself as a variable to add in the deduction, he only needs to see the historical process.

Traveling through history and being foresight is undoubtedly the biggest golden finger.

In order to make the deduction accurately, Zhou Bai first closed his eyes and recalled the previous history. Heavenly Dao did not conceal these memories intentionally.

Natural disasters occur one after another, officials are corrupt, and taxes are heavy...

There are various rebel armies inside, and outside the Tatar dynasty is becoming increasingly powerful and constantly invading territories outside the customs.

The fortune of the country was declining day by day, and the Great Yan court struggled to support it, and the Tatars completely collapsed on the day they broke through the border.

The late emperor was guarding the gates of the country and hanged himself on the day when the capital city was breached.

However, those who were directly connected to the emperor were either intercepted and killed by the Tatars or betrayed by traitors, and none of them escaped.

With frequent internal fighting between the official army and the peasant rebels, and uncertainty about orthodoxy, the northern provinces were defeated one by one by the Tatar cavalry.

Nandu officials finally found several close clan members, but due to different factions, they still had endless arguments.

It was not until several vassal towns with strong military support and self-respect came forward to support Hong'an that the legitimacy of the last half of the country was established.

But at this point, the hidden danger of the warriors domineering in the Southern Dynasties was laid, and it was delayed for too long. It would be too late to gather people's strength to resist.

As soon as Hong'an ascended the throne in Nandu, the Tatars divided their troops and went south. He ordered the generals to resist, but no one listened to the order and just ran away.

The Tatar army easily swept away all the important towns in the north of the Yangtze River, and finally the main central force collapsed, causing the territory of the Yan Dynasty to completely retreat to the south of the Yangtze River.

This greatly damaged Hong'an's prestige, and the gentry and common people in the south were full of doubts about Hong'an's ability.

Originally, there was still something to be done by relying on the natural dangers of the Yangtze River, but there were too many leading parties.

In March of the first year of Hong'an, the Tatars bribed traitors in the Yangtze River Navy and succeeded in sneaking across the country unexpectedly.

On May 16, the first year of Hong'an, the southern capital of the Yan Dynasty overthrew, and Emperor Hong'an fled.

On the 22nd, Emperor Hong'an was captured. The Nanyan Dynasty, which had just been unified for less than half a year, was torn apart. From then on, there was no unified core leadership structure.

With the support of local powerful factions, the remaining clans established themselves one after another, and five or six princes successively announced that they would supervise the country.

When the Tatars took over the southern capital and launched an all-out attack, these princes were still engaged in endless internal strife and internal strife.

Moreover, the Tatars are very interesting. They attack wherever there is a supervisory regime. As a result, the so-called Great Yan orthodoxy is short-lived and has never achieved true rule over the southern region.

As of the third year of Hong'an, less than two and a half years, of the nine southern provinces, only the three southwest provinces were intact, and the provincial capitals and important cities in the remaining six provinces had all fallen.

In fact, the main reason was that Emperor Hong'an and other princes were too poor to supervise the country, and the Tatars did not encounter any firm resistance along the way.

Your descendants of the Zhu family know how to run away when they encounter an enemy, let alone local officials and people. When the dynasty changes, the dynasty will change.

Zhu Jun is the fastest and luckiest clan member. In the past two years, the Tatars have basically never seen his back and have been fleeing south.

The Tatars are determined to sweep across the south, and they will be able to take over all the territory of the Great Yan Dynasty.

On November 20th of the third year of Hong'an, seven days ago, Zhu Lang, the last king of Gui in Dayan, was afraid of the Tatars and came straight to Guicheng in the west mountain, so he chose to go to Guizhou himself.

With such behavior, the three southwestern provinces have no hope of persisting.

Zhou Bai roughly combed through his memories and felt that this historical node he traveled through was a dead end and there was no way to fight.

It's just that with Heavenly Court here, I guess I won't really deny you a chance. There should be a glimmer of hope?

With a heavy heart, Zhou Bai imagined the next Tatar offensive against the Great Yan Dynasty and what the outcome would be in the future.

Derivation! Origin point consumption!

Soon, a large amount of information poured in, and scenes continued to appear.

Fortunately, the essence of the soul is high enough, and it can receive several years of memories in a short period of time without any harm.

On December 10, the third year of Hong'an, after confirming that the three southwestern provinces were a vast expanse of sand, the Tatar Emperor ordered his hair to be shaved and his clothes to be changed.

"All officials and civilians in the country, inside and outside the capital, are allowed to have their hair shaved within ten days. In Zhili and all provinces and localities, they are also allowed to have their heads shaved within ten days."

"Since officials and people have shaved their heads, they should all dress and wear clothes according to the regulations of this dynasty."

As soon as these two orders were issued, the Han people and other ethnic groups all over the country went into riots.

From the areas under direct control of the two capitals to the southern provinces except for the three southwestern provinces, armed struggles occurred in almost all the former Han territories ruled by Tatars.

On January 5, the fourth year of Hong'an, rebels from the south of the Yangtze River invaded within a hundred miles of the southern capital, and the Tatar high-ranking officials were frightened.

Due to instability in the rear, the Tatar army, which had already reached Guicheng in Xishan Province, was forced to retreat, and the danger in the three southwestern provinces was relieved.

In March of the fourth year of Hong'an, King Zhu Lang of Gui once again claimed the title of Supervisor, established the Dayan court in Guicheng, and called on the world to fight against the Tatars.

In May, the struggle triggered by the order to shave hair and change clothes reached its peak, and seven rebel armies declared their respect for the Guicheng imperial court.

Li Dingguo, the righteous king, regained Huguang and Lingnan provinces, and became king after two defeats, which shocked the world.

In July, many riots broke out in the hinterland of Jiangnan. Beacon smoke could be seen almost everywhere in the Jiangnan area except Nandu.

The hair and skin of the body are received from parents and dare not be damaged. This is the beginning of filial piety.

There are no people in Dayan who are willing to shave their hair and change clothes.

While the uprising north of the Yangtze River was ruthlessly suppressed by the Tatar court, the situation south of the Yangtze River was excellent, and the Guicheng court gradually began to take real power.

But Nan Yan's tradition of internal fighting began to show up again due to the temporary reduction in external pressure.

In August, Zhu Lang, the supervisor of the state, ascended the throne and proclaimed himself emperor, with the title Yongli Emperor.

His first imperial edict was to order the rebel leaders from all walks of life to hand over their armies and accept reorganization by the court. Those who did not comply would be punished by being punished by the Tatars.

Especially for Yi Wang Li Dingguo, he was asked to give up his royal title and serve as a central official in the imperial court.

If nothing else, his prestige tends to overwhelm the emperor, which is the original sin.

For a time, the situation that was finally reversed and the people's hearts began to shift again.

When King Yi entered the court, his elite men lost control and became increasingly decadent.

In October, the Tatar autumn harvest and grain storage tasks were completed, and the order was given to suspend the shaving of hair and clothing.

In the same month, a Han military flag was set up outside the Tatar headquarters, and those who joined the flag enjoyed the same treatment as the Tatars.

In November, the rebellion in the north was basically put down. The Tatar Emperor ordered his younger brother Erke to lead a 100,000-strong headquarters and 200,000 Han troops to go south to continue the great cause of unification.

In December, Jiangsu, Zhejiang, and Lingnan fell again, the anti-Tatar wave encountered a head-on blow, and the contradiction between the local rebels and the Yongli court was irreconcilable.

In April of the first year of Yongli, Huguang fell and the army reached Qianyang.

With no choice but to worship Li Dingguo as King of Dingxi, Emperor Yongli allowed him to recruit his old rebel troops and go to Qianyang to resist the invasion of the Tatar Prince Erke.

In May, Xishan Province was threatened by another Tatar army. Zhu Lang established Changshui City as Anlong Mansion and fled here in embarrassment.

From then on until the second year of Yongli, Li Dingguo tried his best to resist. Unfortunately, the situation was over, and the good time of the world's rebellion against Tatar was wasted by Zhu Lang.

In February of the third year of Yongli, all Xishan and Qianyang provinces fell, and Li Dingguo's troops retreated to Nanyun Province to hold on.

In March, Yongli fled again. This time he ran out of the country in one go. This is called Yongli abandoning the country.

On March 15, Li Dingguo died in despair.

In April, Yongli was handed over by the king of a foreign land, and was immediately sentenced to death by the Tatar emperor, and Dayan was completely destroyed...

Zhou Bai couldn't get over the tragic scenes for a long time. The difference in national power was so huge that it was disappointing.

In just four years, there were ups and downs, and the Great Yan Dynasty was finally destroyed.

Perhaps just because of browsing history, this time to deduce the main events in the next four years, the Book of Fortune only consumed one hundred points of origin.

From a derivation point of view, the few months when the hair was shaved and the clothes were changed, it was a glimmer of hope that Zhou Bai could seize.

Before December 10th, he must first establish his reputation and suppress Zhu Lang, the only emperor of the Zhu family who abandoned the country.

[Original point: two hundred and twenty-one]

The archery skills are perfect and activated!

Zhou Bai manipulated the Book of Luck and consumed ten points of origin. Suddenly, he felt a stream of heat pouring into his weak body.

The heart beats gradually stronger, the blood in the body begins to surge, the eyes are as sharp as a condor, and layers of calluses appear on the palms where the bow and arrow are bent...

A body with Qi deficiency becomes stronger and more energetic almost visibly.
To be continued...