Chapter 177: The Governor Disagreement Which Side Do You Stand (Part 2)
After becoming the governor of Liaodong, Yuan Chonghuan did not have a conflict with the ministers of the King of Economics, but he had a conflict with the military general Man Gui. The reason was that Man Gui scolded his favorite general Zhao Lejiao for being cowardly. Zhao Lejiao was timid.
The history of the war - During the Liao-Shenyang War, Zhao was in charge of Liaodong's strategy and Yuan Yingtai's Chinese army retreated in the face of the battle.
Mangui's scolding was correct, but Yuan Chonghuan protected Zhao Ledjiao and hated Mangui. However, Zhao Ledjiao repented after Mangui scolded him. In the Ningjin War a year later, he rejected Yuan Chonghuan's request.
Without sending troops for rescue, they insisted on defending Jinzhou, and finally won a great victory in Jinzhou with Man Gui's cooperation.
The Jinzhou victory was far more valuable than Yuan Chonghuan's Ningyuan victory, which could be described as a remarkable achievement. Although Yuan Chonghuan listed Mangui as the first contributor in the report after the Ningjin battle, the first contributor should actually be Zhao Lijiao who defended Jinzhou alone.
Therefore, the first contribution of Mangui to the victory of Jinzhou was probably due to Yuan Chonghuan's intention to reconcile with Mangui. Unfortunately, this knot was not resolved until two years later, when the civil and military paths were different, a tragedy occurred - one died in battle, and the other was killed.
Thousands of cuts.
During the conflict with Man Gui, Yuan Chonghuan had an old drama of "economic discord" with Wang Zhichen. The reason was that Yuan Chonghuan insisted on Man Gui leaving, but Wang Zhichen insisted on keeping Man Gui. The two negotiated and had to resolve the conflict.
The trouble reached the court.
The news from the imperial court was to let Wang Zhichen oversee the inside of the pass and Yuan Chonghuan to oversee the outside. This situation went back to the period of Xiong Tingbi and Wang Huazhen. The divisions between the Jingfu and the Fu were exactly the same. The only difference was that King Xiong was a fait accompli.
Although the division of responsibilities of King Yuan was not recognized by the court, it was expressly appointed by the court. This situation was obviously not good for the frontline war, and the most important thing was that Mangui was transferred to Datong. This is suspected to be Yuan Chonghuan's victory. Wang Zhishen
s failure.[
It can be said that Yuan Chonghuan gained the upper hand in this feud.
In the first month of the seventh year of the Apocalypse, Huang Taiji launched the Battle of Dingmao, and the situation in Ningjin became tense. In view of the prelude to the Guangning Battle, in February, the imperial court transferred Wang Zhichen, the governor of Jiliao, to the position of Minister of the Ministry of War in the capital. To Ningjin
Before the outbreak of the war, Yan Mingtai, governor of Jiliao, was transferred to Shanhaiguan to support Ningjin.
The actual jurisdiction of Governor Ji Liao is Jizhen, so it does not conflict with the scope of authority of the Governor of Liaodong. Before the Ningjin War, various towns in the pass dispatched many reinforcements to Shanhaiguan to assist in defense, many of which were under the jurisdiction of Governor Ji Liao. Therefore,
Yan Mingtai is in charge of Shanhaiguan, which is beneficial to the coordination and management of the reinforcements in the pass, and will not have a restrictive effect on Yuan Chonghuan's command. The unified command authority of the enemy before the war should also be regarded as a favorable factor.
After the Ningjin War, Yuan Chonghuan resigned to serve the people due to party disputes and impulsiveness. Wang Zhichen was reinstated as governor, and the governor of Liaodong appointed Bi Zisu. This time, the governors were relatively peaceful and did not cause any conflicts. But it was very short-lived.
short.
In May of the first year of Chongzhen, Wang Zhichen lost Jinzhou and was dismissed from his post two months later. Yuan Chonghuan was appointed again to replace Wang Zhichen as the governor of Ji Liao. Just when Yuan Chonghuan took office, a major event happened: the Ningyuan garrison was in arrears of pay.
There was a mutiny in April. Governor Bi Zisu was seriously injured in the mutiny and died of kissing himself.
Although the Ningyuan mutiny was put down by Yuan Chonghuan on his own with his personal prestige, but taking advantage of this turmoil, Yuan Chonghuan made an undue request to the court - no governor.
The reason why Yuan Chonghuan made such a request was that the discord between the Jing and Fu led to extremely unbearable consequences during the Guangning War, so he did not want another tragedy like the discord leading to defeat to happen again.
Chongzhen had great trust in Yuan Chonghuan and relied heavily on him, so he accepted it immediately without much thought. Therefore, when Yuan Chonghuan was appointed as the governor, he had only three generals under his command, and without the control of the civilian governor, he was solely in charge of Liao affairs. It can be said that he
He single-handedly controlled the Liao affairs, and no one could say no to his decision. During this period, Yuan Chonghuan negotiated peace with Hou Jin without permission, subsidized food, broke up the Mongolian tribes, chilled the heart of Korea, and killed Mao Wenlong.
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With one exception, these major events that were of great benefit to Ming Dynasty and Jin Dynasty were all dealt with easily by Yuan Chonghuan, so that everyone in the court thought that Yuan Chonghuan would be able to pacify Liao Dynasty within five years.
However, a year later, the "Jisi Incident" occurred. Huang Taiji took advantage of Mongolia to attack the capital from the entrance of Jizhen. Yuan Chonghuan came to the rescue and was suspected of collaborating with the enemy. He was imprisoned by the angry Chongzhen in front of the battle. Sun Chengzong was again arrested by the young emperor.
The crimes committed by Yuan Chonghuan during his tenure as governor were also uncovered one by one. In the end, it became the last straw that broke the camel's back.
The "Jisi Change" ended with the great victory of Zunyong under the command of Sun Chengzong, and the Ming army finally came to an unsatisfactory end. Sun Chengzong took advantage of this victory to prepare to reorganize the Liao affairs. However, what is unexpected is that Sun Chengzong later
Caught in a vicious cycle of discord between governors and governors.
The one who faced off against Jiliao Governor Sun Chengzong this time was Shi Dayong's biggest backer, Qiu Hejia, the governor of Liaodong who also made great contributions to the "Ji Si Rebellion".
The biggest reason for the discord between Qiu Hejia and Sun Chengzong was that Sun Chengzong protected the generals in western Liaoning and allowed his ancestors to become rich, so that he, the powerful governor of Liao, could not command a single soldier. When he proposed to the court to build a new army, Sun Chengzong suppressed him.
After he was defeated, Qiu Hejia asked Sun Chengzong to give him arbitrary military power on the front line, but he was also rejected.
In the end, Qiu Hejia, who was helpless, deliberately supported Shi Dayong, who was only Mr. Qian and his only direct descendant. He finally snatched the important position of Songshan garrison from Zu Dashou, giving Shi Dayong a foothold. His Songshan Army
The Songshan grain harvest under his control also became the biggest weight in Qiu Hejia's hands.
Afterwards, Shi Dayong started a bloody battle outside Daling City. Qiu Hejia, who was in ecstasy, immediately appointed Shi Dayong as the Jinzhou General, intending to get some more profit from the generals in western Liaoning. If this had not happened for Zu Dashou
In his heart, he secretly reached a condition with Shi Dayong, and was willing to jointly report victory with Qiu Hejia, so that Shi could be appointed as Jinzhou Councilor. Otherwise, I am afraid that Sun Chengzong would also suppress him, and even if he raised the reward, he would never accept Jinzhou Councilor.
The person who gave up his position to Qiu Hejia.
Of course, in addition to the conflict over military power, another reason for the discord between Sun Chengzong and Qiu Hejia was the construction of Linghe City and Linghe City.
After Qiu Hejia left the customs and became governor of Liao Dynasty, he proposed to build three cities: Guangning, Yizhou, and Youtun. Sun Chengzong proposed that the large and small Linghe cities must be restored first to connect Songshan, Xingshan, Jinzhou and other fortresses.
The two strategies were to build the city and advance forward, but one advanced for sixty miles, while the other only advanced for thirty miles. Moreover, one proposed to build the city gradually, but the other demanded that it be built at the same time.
The two of them each had their own opinions, and both had the power to report independently, so the matter came to the court again. Liang Tingdong, then Minister of War, supported Sun Chengzong's plan, rejected Qiu Hejia's plan, and decided to build Dalinghe City first to make his ancestors live longer.
He Kegang and others led the troops to build Dalinghe City.[
What happened next was what Shi Dayong had personally experienced. However, he was in the middle of the game, and he only understood what he had experienced, but he did not know that everything was just a dispute between Sun Chengzong and Qiu Hejia.
result.
In his previous life, he was not an expert on the history of the Ming Dynasty. He only knew a little bit about it. He was just a loser who spent his time gambling. How could he know about the major events of ancient and modern times? The owner of his body in this life was just a low-level military officer. It is more appropriate to say that he was a dog-slaughterer. How could he know about the imperial dynasty?
It is impossible to know what happened in the hall, what happened outside the customs, and why the successive governors and governors were always at odds. Even now, Shi Dayong does not know that Sun Chengzong and Qiu Hejia are actually at odds.
Yes, he thought Sun Chengzong and Qiu Hejia were very harmonious. Otherwise, why would he never hear Qiu Hejia complain about Sun Chengzong?
But no matter how much he didn't understand, no matter how much he understood, after hearing this "discord", Shi Dayong immediately understood that there was a problem between Sun Chengzong and Qiu Hejia. Combined with Sun Chengzong's inexplicable question about his opinion of Qiu Hejia just now, and Lu Shan's
After it was said that the imperial court would transfer Qiu Hejia, even a fool Shi Dayong would realize that Sun Chengzong was trying to win over Qiu Hejia!
However, what he didn't understand was that since Sun Chengzong had already submitted his resignation, why did Qiu Hejia have to leave too?