People are divided into three, six or nine grades, and the Han people should naturally be treated differently according to grade. Dayong believes that those Han people who served the Donglu should be treated objectively, because some of them actively sold themselves, and some were forced to serve, and the Donglu built
Although the Jin Kingdom was built on the banner class, which was dominated by Manchurians, the country was supported by a much larger number of Han people. Therefore, the Han people who served the Donglu cannot be regarded as Han people.
jn, nail them to the pillar of shame forever, and treat them differently. Some people must be killed, some people do not need to be killed, and some people can be given the opportunity to make meritorious deeds. Only in this way can the rule of the Jin Kingdom be disintegrated.
Foundation.
Without the support of the Han people, Manzhou, a small tribe with only 100,000 people, can't even say that they have entered the Central Plains. If they can occupy Liaodong, they will be damned. And the Han people in the Jin Kingdom-occupied areas in Liaodong are roughly
There are several sources. One is the Han people born in Liaodong. After the Nurhaci uprising, these people were forced to become slaves of the Eight Banners and used their own blood and sweat to support Manchuria. The number of these Han people is roughly between 200,000 and 300,000. If
If Nurhachi had not caused the genocide, the number of people would have increased tenfold.
Second, the Jin army attacked the Ningjin defense line in the Tianqi period and the "Jisi Incident" in the second year of Chongzhen invaded the capital and plundered Han people. The number of these people was about 300,000.
The third is the former Ming Dynasty military households and Liaodong people who followed the Ming army generals to pay gold. The number of these people should be about 50,000.
The three groups of Han people add up to nearly 600,000. Most of them became slaves of the Manchurians, engaged in farming and herding, and provided a steady stream of supplies for the Jin army. It was their existence that allowed Manchuria, which had only 100,000 people, to survive.
It can free up tens of thousands of young men to fight everywhere.
As the Jin army occupied it for a long time, most of the Han people had accepted their fate and consciously or unconsciously acted as the executioners of the Manchu army to massacre the Han people. A considerable number of them were officials in various strata of the Jin Kingdom and regarded the Jin Kingdom as
As the mother country, they regard Mrs. Hong as their emperor and father. They have long forgotten their identity as Han people. They are proud to be carried into the Han military flag or into the Eight Banners of Manchuria as a slave, and are ashamed of being Han. Naturally, these people must be severely punished.
But we can't just kill them all, so we must have a charter for differential treatment. With a system, we can avoid indiscriminate killings by just one person, and also allow the Han people in the areas occupied by the Jin Army to refer to this "Nine-grade Han Jn System" for themselves.
Divide into grades, thus creating a sense of vigilance and dissociation from Manchuria.
Killing all the Han people in the areas occupied by the Jin Army in Liaodong will certainly allow the Eight Banners of Manchuria to return to the primitive forest era and allow them to live a life of fish farming again. Enough young men can be mobilized to fight, which can effectively reduce the pressure on the Ming Dynasty.
.But Dayong can't do this, and he doesn't dare to do it. He has no psychological burden to kill hundreds of thousands of aliens, but he can't kill hundreds of thousands of compatriots no matter what. What's more, he doesn't have the psychological burden for the time being.
This ability, and an indiscriminate killing is likely to arouse the resentment and hatred of the Han people in the areas occupied by the Jin Army against the Ming Army, and then join the Manchu people in resisting the Ming Army. This situation is of course something Shi Dayong does not want to see. He
He believes that the introduction of the "Nine-grade Han Jn System" can solve this problem to a great extent. At least, he believes that this is the best way he can come up with to deal with prisoners and Han people at the moment.
The "Nine-grade Han Dynasty System" was baked on the sea from Shuangdao to Jinzhou. The so-called "Nine-grade Han Dynasty System", as the name suggests, naturally divides Han Dynasty into nine grades, which is the same as "Nine-grade Zhongzheng".
The same as the "system", people are divided by grade from top to bottom. The grade is determined by the time of paying gold, the official position held in the Jin Kingdom and the contribution made to the Jin Kingdom.[
Yipinhanjn refers to the generals of the Ming army who surrendered to the Jin army when they raised troops in Nurhachi, such as Tong Yangxng, Li Yongfang and others. The time was from the 46th year of Wanli to the seventh year of Tianqi in the Ming Dynasty. Their official position in Jin Dynasty was third-class Angbang Zhangjing.
Above. Regardless of whether these people worked for the Jin army after paying the gold, or whether they massacred Han people, they will all be classified as first-class.
The second-grade Han jn refers to the Han scholars who made suggestions for the Kingdom of Jin, such as Jin's domestic bachelor of Hongyuan, such as Fan Cheng, Bao Chengxian and the deceased Ning Wanwo. The time is from the 40th year of Wanli to the present, the official title is bachelor or bachelor
Minister of Political Affairs. The reason why these Han scholars were ranked in the second rank is because Dayong believed that these high-ranking Han officials played a worse role in the Jin regime than those Ming generals who surrendered gold.
The third-grade Hanjn refers to the generals of the Jin Army who have newly built Han banners, such as Shi Tingzhu, Sun Degong and others. There is no limit on the time of the gold deposit, and the official rank is Ming guerrilla or above, Eight Banners assistant leader or above.
The fourth-grade Hanjn refers to the generals below the guerrilla level of the Han army, as well as the scholars who voluntarily surrendered to the Jin Kingdom. As long as these people serve in the six ministries of the Jin Kingdom, the Manchu and Mongolian yamen, and the local yamen, regardless of the time of the payment of gold, regardless of official rank, they will be
It is the fourth grade.
Wupinhanjn refers to the Han people who served the Jin Kingdom, or the Han people who had a Han life, and the Han people who served as pen-posters in various yamen of the Jin Kingdom.
Liupin Hanjn refers to the Han people who serve as the head of the Eight Banners Village, or the Han people who are the masters of Manchuria.
The seventh-grade Han jn refers to merchants in the DPRK who provided strategic materials to the Jin army, as well as generals below the Han army flag assistant.
The eighth-grade Han jn refers to the ordinary soldiers of the Jin Army and Han Banner.
Jiupin Han jn refers to the craftsmen who made weapons and forged artillery for the Jin army.
Han Chinese who act as Aha are not worthy of consideration.
The treatment methods corresponding to the corresponding levels are: first and second level, boiling, killing and sharing, the direct blood relatives of the family are guilty of the same crime regardless of men and women; the third level and five horses are quartering the body, the male direct blood relatives of the family are the same crime; the fourth level, the male direct blood relatives are the same crime; the fifth level beheading, direct blood relatives
Males of the sixth grade will be treated as the sixth grade; if one arm is cut off at the sixth grade, a male who is a direct blood relative will be treated as a seventh grade; if a seventh grade man's house is searched, a male who is a direct blood relative will be treated as a sixth grade; if a male or female of the eighth grade who is a direct blood relative will be sent to farmland in Dengzhou, he will be charged as a human being.
It is used by the Jinzhou Army and the auxiliary army; the family members of the ninth grade are sent to Dengzhou to serve in the army.
All unqualified Han people, regardless of gender or age, were sent to Dengzhou. If necessary, young men and young men were recruited into the army.
If the Han nationality of the corresponding grade has performed meritorious service, such as reporting major military information to the Jinzhou Army or helping to suppress resistance, etc., the grade can be reduced accordingly. Those whose meritorious service is significant to the Jinzhou Army can be directly reduced to a non-entry grade and receive generous rewards.
The whole family was rewarded with silver and sent to Dengzhou for resettlement.
Under the distinction of "nine-grade Han jn system", thousands of Han army prisoners and Han Aha in Wanghai Fort were quickly assessed according to the corresponding grades. Zhou Wuchang, the commander-in-chief, was classified as seventh-grade according to the corresponding regulations, except for his wife and children.
When they were sent to Dengzhou, they even had one of their arms cut off. Whether they would be able to survive after their arms were cut off, God knows.
More than 300 Han army prisoners were designated as eighth-grade soldiers and were all used as auxiliary troops for the Jinzhou Army. Nearly 800 fishermen from Jinzhou were not classified as high-grade soldiers and were all moved to Dengzhou according to regulations.[
When Dayong was preparing to land in Jinzhou in Dengzhou, he planned to move all the people back to Dengzhou, firstly to enrich the population of Dengzhou, and secondly to weaken the strength of the Jin Kingdom. Without one Han slave, the Eight Banners could gain more
Just one point less.
The whole family of unworthy Han people are in Wanghai Fort. The Ming army will not kill them. As long as they board the ship and go to Dengzhou, these people naturally have no objection. It is better to be a good citizen in the Ming Dynasty than to work as cattle and horses for the Manchu Tatars.
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The prisoners of the Han army did not dare to complain. Even the arrogant Manchu soldiers could not defeat these Ming soldiers, so what could they do.
When it was Zhou Wuchang's turn to be dragged out and prepared to cut off one of his arms as punishment, Zhou Wuchang suddenly shouted, "I want to see the commander-in-chief, I want to see the commander-in-chief!"