1251, Listen to Li Yangeng talk about past events 6
Li Yangeng said: "Actually, the people of Jianzhou are not cannibals who kill people on sight. Some of these people fled. The number is no less than a million. They mainly fled to Shandong, Beizhili, and Pidao. Some
There are estimated to be hundreds of thousands of people who died in the war. In the past twenty years, Liaodong has suffered from drought and famine every year, and the grain trade has been monopolized by the Ming Dynasty's civil servants. The price of rice in Liaodong is ten times that of Jiangnan.
A lot of people died. Bones were everywhere. In addition, less than a million people disappeared. These people may have been killed by the Eight Banners, captured as slaves, died of exhaustion, died of cold and starvation, could not bear the abuse and committed suicide.
Many others fled to Mongolia, the north, Korea, and other wilderness areas."
Zhuzi asked: "I heard that Zhushen Khan massacred Han people, poor people, and rich people. Why did he do this? Was it for the revenge of his father and ancestors?"
Li Yangeng shook his head and said: "Probably not. He has never attributed the hatred of his father and ancestors to the Han people. He has always targeted the officials and emperors of the Ming Dynasty. The reason why he killed so many people was because of the resistance of the Han people.
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"Do you know how tense the atmosphere was at that time? Jurchens did not dare to come out with less than ten people. They were poisoned when buying things, and the water in the wells was poisoned. Zhushen Khan arrested less than ten people every day
Zhu Shen who goes out for activities will be fined if caught."
"The Han people in Liaodong are different from those in Guan Nei. They have blood, bones, and strong folk customs. They have settled here since the Spring and Autumn Period more than two thousand years ago. Han people have been immigrating to Liaodong for two thousand years. They have
In terms of blood, they are somewhat mixed with the ethnic groups in Liaodong. Therefore, the Han people in Guan do not agree with them. They think that they have Yi and Di blood and are not pure enough. They fled to Guan and suffered discrimination and bullying. Especially in Shandong, they bullied these refugees.
Too cruel, if the Ming court does not take measures to relieve the situation, Shandong will sooner or later be in trouble."
"Zhushen Khan was really frightened by them. At that time, they confiscated all the weapons of the Han people, fearing that the Han people would resist. But as soon as the Jurchens were left alone, they were beaten to death and dumped. Later, even the iron weapons were
The Han people were not allowed to own it. But the Han people bought wooden sticks. This wooden stick became Zhushen Khan's heartache. He often complained to his disciples and ministers that the Han people bought wooden sticks to beat the Jurchens."
Hong'er and Zhuzi were dumbfounded. What, they cried. Is this something done by a generation of tycoons?
"He was really crying. After he got old, he became very emotional. He felt wronged."
This is a historical fact. It is recorded in "Manwen Old Documents" that Nurhaci cried and said, I am so kind and kind, and I have raised the Han people for so many years. But the Han people are heartless and ungrateful. They are not grateful to me, and they keep collecting sticks. It is really too much.
broken!
Zhu Zhu almost didn't laugh. A group of robbers broke into your house. After smashing and looting, they spared your life and asked you to serve them as a slave. From the robbers' point of view, they are nurturing you now.
Instead of you feeding them.
What kind of gangster logic is this!
But that's what the robber thought. Zhushen Khan was very sincere, and he really thought that.
Li Yangeng said: "His children are also very disgusted with his talk and can't stand his preaching. My family has suffered enough. Fortunately, now that Huang Taiji is here, although he no longer has to endure the mental torture. But
The internal fighting has become more intense. Every day I am on tenterhooks."
"Actually, you don't know that Daikin has always been holding its breath. It cannot lose a step and must always win. In the past 20 years, as long as it fails once, it will be doomed."
He sighed and said: "Unfortunately, God always seems to give them opportunities to survive again and again. The last time Xiong Tingbi was about to drive them back to the mountains. As a result, Xiong Tingbi was dismissed. The second time Xiong Tingbi came back.
, scared them enough. But Wang Huazhen was sent again, completely ousting Xiong Tingbi, and allowing Dai Jin to get a big advantage. They won Liaodong, and when they were still worried about Xiong Tingbi's counterattack, Xiong Tingbi was actually killed. It's really speechless
Already."
Li Yangeng spread his hands and said: "I'll tell you the truth, Dajin is still in crisis. I just want to find a way out for my Li family. Uncle Dingyuan is a rising power in the Ming Dynasty. I want to find a foreign aid. If, here
If Dajin cannot survive, our Li family will have somewhere to go. We must find a similar position in the Ming court. After all, we, a large family, have a lot of expenses."
"We have indeed made a lot of money over the years, but we have no backing or protectors. When we went to Ming Dynasty, I am afraid that our family surrendered with no backing and no foundation. We were extorted by those civil servants and were flattened and rounded at will.
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Hong'er nodded, agreeing with what he said.
"Master Li, what I mean is very clear. We make friends widely and treat others with sincerity. Others respect us as much as we respect our friends. As long as our friends are worthy of us, we will never let them down."
Li Yangeng seemed to be very satisfied with today's meeting. He raised his hand and said, "I will arrange for someone to inquire about Liu Xingzuo's family. Do you two have anything else to ask?"
Hong'er didn't have anything to ask. Then Zhu Zhu couldn't help but ask: "I heard that in the Dajin court, there is an unspoken rule that you are not allowed to inquire about Tangzi's affairs. I want to ask, both Dongtangzi and Xitangzi are
what happened."
Li Yangeng narrowed his eyes and said with some surprise: "You actually know about the existence of Xitangzi."
However, he quickly regained his composure and continued: "Actually, there is nothing mysterious. These two places are places where shamanistic gods are enshrined. At the same time, the yamen that does intelligence and covert work also work here.
.However, the two ends are separated, and each does his or her own thing. The shamans perform religious rituals, and the secret yamen performs intelligence and other shady matters. My father is the second-in-command in charge of intelligence in Dongtangzi, and the first-in-command is a mysterious man. I
I don’t know who it is.”
Zhu Zhu asked: "Then why is it divided into two halls?"
"This is divided according to region. Dongtangzi is responsible for information on the Ming Dynasty and North Korea. Xitangzi is mainly responsible for information on the Mongols in the west. You don't know that Zhushen Khan can rise up and gather these messy tribes in Liaodong.
It’s because they all believe in shamanism.”
"The shaman of Dongtangzi must be a married woman of the Aixinjueluo family. Every time Zhushen Khan annihilated a tribe, the first step was to destroy the shaman hall it enshrined and replace it with his own shaman.
Operation is basically the same thing as the unification of Han people’s thoughts.”
"The establishment of Xitangzi was because Mongolian tribes began to believe in Lamaism from the snowy areas. They have become more and more extreme in the past hundred years. They even openly expelled shamans and burned magical instruments. This led to a large number of people in Eastern Mongolia and Monan
Shamans came to Liaodong to seek refuge with Zhushen Khan. Their purpose was to borrow troops to attack those Mongolian princes who had changed their beliefs, such as Lin Dan Khan."
"Most of the lower-class people in Mongolia believe in shamans, which has caused the division between the upper and lower classes in Mongolia. This was Zhushen Khan's opportunity to gain information on them and win them over. Therefore, Xitangzi was established.
But I have never been to Xitangzi, and I don’t even know where it is. That’s all I know.”
