I don’t know if it was because of this mission in the late Ming Dynasty. Compared with the last time they were in Kucha City, Hu Biao and others stayed longer and did more things.
As a result, the subsequent impact was even greater.
In short, what follows is the picture on both sides of the space-time channel.
This time, the follow-up content of the mission world is revealed to be more.
After showing Hu Biao and others, being granted titles one by one by Chongzhen, and building ancestral temples, the influence on the time and space channel continues, and there is even a lot of content:
Act 2: In the seventeenth year of Chongzhen's reign, "Zhu Youjiao" was hanged from a crooked-neck tree in Meishan, accompanied by only one eunuch.
Because the intruder was called a "thief" in the will he left behind, his body was hung up and displayed in public for three days.
Since then, after 276 years and 16 emperors, the Ming Dynasty finally collapsed due to internal and external troubles.
Even in Jiangnan, there is still a Nanming that has been established.
But this regime, which is not united from top to bottom and has countless problems, is destined to not last long and can only linger on.
It should be noted that just like a butterfly flapping its wings in the Amazon forest, it will cause a storm in Texas.
The appearance of Hu Biao and the others, as well as the battle they experienced in Loess Fort, still brought something different to this mission world.
It triggered some subsequent changes.
Among them, the most gratifying scene for Hu Biao and others was.
When the Tatar prince, Duduo, the leader of the white flag, led his army to fight in Yangzhou, a city that filled this nation with pain.
Because the generals under Duduo had been promoted to Duoluobeizi's Baiyintu due to their continuous accumulation of achievements.
As early as Sunjiagou, he was killed by a group of farmers using farm tools such as hoes, sickles, and dung forks.
Therefore, during those ten disastrous days, almost one-third of the 800,000 people who were supposed to be massacred escaped.
Just for this point, let’s start from Hu Biao and start from every veteran and rookie.
They all feel that it is extremely worthwhile for all the hardships and bitter battles they have experienced in the mission world, and even the result of dying there...
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Act Three: As a sinner through the ages, Wu Sangui let go of the Shanhaiguan defense line.
After committing the act of surrendering to the enemy and betraying his country and selling himself to the Tatars, in the northern land, the Loess Fort near Datong naturally fell quickly.
However, those high-ranking adults in the past, who spent a lot of money and money to build the border army, were all begging for mercy in front of the Tatars and rushing to surrender.
Here in Loess Fort, the people with their faces facing the loess and their backs to the sky conveyed a voice:
No surrender~
The reason for this should be that the short-term existence of Hu Biao and others planted a seed in the hearts of the people here who were unwilling to surrender and refused to be dogs for the Tatars.
Especially the Tatar army with the yellow flag, in order to avenge the great enmity of the past.
When they came to Sunjiagou to destroy the "Brother Temple" and "Yi Min Temple", a fierce battle broke out between the two sides.
One after another, when the Tatar cavalry rushed towards the Gege Temple, they carried homemade explosive packs and attacked them, just like what Brother Hu Biao and the others did that day.
In this battle, the two thousand Tatar army with yellow flags returned in defeat. The leader of the army, Jia La Zhangjing, was also executed because he was not injured, which shocked the Tatar high-level officials.
But in order to achieve this step, the rebels in Huangtu Fort also suffered heavy casualties.
Even Sun Xing, the rebel leader at the time, died in the battle.
So much so that when the Tatars mounted yellow flags and regrouped for the next attack, the rebels were unable to fight anymore; even the 'Brother's Temple' and 'Yi Min Temple' were burned to ashes by the Tatars.
Fortunately, the rebels who survived the battle learned wisely.
Led by Sun Xing's widow, Zhang Xiu Niang, and Zhang Niangzi, they did not choose to continue to fight head-on with the Tatar army; instead, they lurked and never stopped resisting.
They ambushed the small Tatar troops, assassinated the traitorous officials sent by the Tatars, and made the surrounding green camp soldiers change their colors after hearing this.
There was even a joke that the county magistrate appointed by the Tatars was scared to death when he heard that he was going to take office in this place.
The city was controlled by the Tatars, but in the vast countryside, brother temples were built spontaneously and secretly one after another.
It can be said that the Tatars have never really controlled such a piece of land.
This kind of suppression and resistance continued until the eleventh year of Kang Mazi's reign, when Xie Guangkun, who was already 35 years old, finally reached an agreement with the Tatars.
On the Tatar side, the people were allowed to rebuild and worship facilities such as the 'Brother Temple' and 'Yi Min Temple'.
There are still sixty years left, and without the condition of collecting taxes here, they will no longer kill officials and rebel and become obedient people.
After reaching an agreement, the "Brother Temple" and "Yi Min Temple" were successfully rebuilt at the Sunjiagou site, and the golden bodies of 31 people including Hu Biao were rebuilt.
Xie Guangkun, who was already 35 years old at the time, knelt down and kowtowed under the statue of brother Hu Biao, and burst into tears.
It's not that he was afraid of the Tatars and didn't dare to fight against them.
But after resisting repeatedly for so many years, too many villagers died in the battle with the Tatars; there are not many adult men and even women left in Loess Fort now.
With no hope in sight, they must give the villagers some time to recuperate.
The next morning, the Brother Temple officially opened its doors to accept incense from believers.
Others were horrified to discover that Xie Guangkun, wearing a bright Ming Dynasty Imperial Guard Baihu official uniform, had committed suicide in the temple.
Many people present at the time remembered that the statues of Hu Biao's brothers shed tears.
In short, even if they no longer fight with the Tatars with open swords and guns, during the entire Daqing Dynasty, although many farm children in Loess Fort were learning to read and write after farming, none of them had ever participated in the Tatar war.
take an exam.
Not to mention the emergence of scholars, scholars and scholars who became Tatar officials.
In their words, if you really do this, you will not be able to enter the ancestral graves even if you die...
Fourth, 274 years after Brother Hu Biao and others died in battle, and 267 years after the fall of the Ming Dynasty, Da Qing finally began to fall rapidly amidst the gunshots fired in Wuchang City.
After the news came, the villagers from all over the Huangtubao area immediately took action.
Just like their predecessors, they cut off the ugly rat tail-like braids on the back of their heads, holding a sickle, a hoe, and a dung fork in their hands.
Once again, he rushed into the city and burned down the county government office representing the Tatars.
That day, after the elders in the village raised their arms and called out, there were like a cloud of followers.
The fire of resisting the Tatars and being unwilling to be enslaved by foreigners has never been extinguished in the hearts of these people, but has been carefully buried in their hearts and passed down from generation to generation.
It was this kind of inheritance that made it possible for the Japs to invade more than twenty years later.
A militia group called the 'Loess Fort Security Group' was formed spontaneously at the first opportunity.
They drank a bowl of local wine from their hometown in front of their brother's temple, cut off a handful of hair and kept it, and then went to the front line under the farewell of their elders.
In Songhu, Xuzhou, Wuhan, Changsha, Hengyang, they can always be seen more or less in every battle.
In short, during those eight years, the 'Loess Fort Security Group' was defeated three times in total; but they were all reorganized in the shortest possible time.
Then, those young or aged faces once again drank and kowtowed in front of the brother's temple, filling the battlefield without hesitation.
It can be said that in this small piece of land, almost every household has a father, or brother, or son, who died on such a battlefield to resist foreign humiliation.
Because what flows in their veins is blood that refuses to surrender...
PS: When I finished writing these two chapters of "Aftermath", the desperate author predicted that after it was published, some people would definitely complain about it. The writing was too fake and it was impossible to happen.
There is absolutely no reason for an author like you to be offended.
Frankly speaking, the author has never been to a place like Loess Fort, not even to Jin Province.
The choice of such a place name was just a place name found on a relevant map when checking information on the several times the Tatars entered and plundered the country.
But forget it, I think when the Tatars entered the country and the Japs invaded, there was always a group of people who resisted spontaneously, not for the court or the officials.
Even if it's not in Loess Fort, it will be somewhere else.
Just for that one, Han family clothes that have been passed down for thousands of years.
