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Chapter 194 Gao Pragmatics most valued opponent

For a moment, Gao Pingshi wanted to give a direct order and ask Ye He's Yang Ji Niobele to send his little daughter named Meng Guzhezhe directly to Liaoyang.

Of course, Gao Futai was not shameless enough to ask such an eight-year-old girl to warm his bed. He was mainly afraid of the child Meng Gu Zhezhe would give birth to in the future: Huang Taiji.

In Gao Pragmatic's view, if there was a hero in the East during the hundreds of years between the Qing Dynasty, this person was not the Burmese white elephant, not the Japanese turtle, not Mughal Shah Jahan, not Chongzhen, nor Lao Nu Boar Skin, but

It can only be Huang Taiji.

The "name" of Huang Taiji is very problematic. As mentioned in the previous article, maybe his name is actually Abahai, maybe Hei Huanbolie, but no matter what his name is, this person is an unparalleled figure in the world.

Compared with his father Nurhachi, the battle of Sarhu fought by Lao Nu was indeed remarkable, and his level of performance can be said to be far superior to that of several generals in the Ming Dynasty. However, if the actual military strength is considered, the Ming army has more than 80,000 people and the Eight Banners has more than 60,000 people.

small differences.

And the commander-in-chief of the Ming Army, Liaodong Manager Yang Hao, was already a notorious figure on the Korean battlefield, and was beaten by Kato and others. To put it simply, he was a scholar who did not understand military affairs at all, and he was still able to determine the points of advancement.

With the deadly encirclement and suppression strategy of joint attack, if Yang Gao didn't underestimate the enemy, it was because he was really bad at his level.

The quality of the Ming army that went out at that time was uneven. For example, Liu Wei failed to bring the Sichuan army that he had clearly designated. The combat effectiveness displayed by Nurhaci during the unification of the Jurchens was enough to alert the Liaodong army.

But Yang Hao was not alert, and he still divided his troops into several groups. Then there was also a problem with the main force of the Ming army, Jun Song. Jun Song might have really underestimated the enemy - because he actually grabbed the credit and advanced rashly.

Under this situation, it is really unreasonable for the wild boar skin to win.

After that, in the battles in Liaoyang, Shenyang and Guangning, Lao Nu did command them well, but there were also traitors who spied on them, and they often did things like sneaking in the city to break open the city gates.

It's really speechless here. How come the Jin Yiwei, who was active in the Korean battlefield, completely lost his presence in Liaodong? He still has to be taught by an old slave.

However, even so, Nurhachi also had a bloody battle in Hunhe. He used tens of thousands of Eight Banners cavalry to attack 4,000 white-armed soldiers under Grandma Qin's command, but failed. He was also counterattacked several times by the Sichuan army. Finally, the traitor Li Yongfang pulled the Ming army's artillery to blast away.

Sichuan Army Array.

After that, the main force fought a bloody battle with 3,000 Zhejiang troops. As a result, the Zhejiang army ran out of ammunition and was still unable to capture it. As a result, reinforcements had to be continuously called in. In the end, the Zhejiang army, which had run out of ammunition, ran out of food, and was camped in the wild, was killed by its numerical superiority.

Army, this level is really not worthy of being called a genius, at most he can fight. As for the fact that four people from Hunhe broke through 800, don't talk about it and laugh about it.

The reason why Gao Pragmatic has always been "concerned" about Nurhachi, but not actively intervened, is because in Gao Pragmatic's view, Nurhachi is just a general, and his strategic vision and mind are at best that of a chief.

The reason why Huang Taiji is paid special attention to by Gao Pragmatic is because of his high level of strategic vision. For example, he moved thousands of miles away and smuggled tens of thousands of Manchu and Mongolian troops into the Jimen natural barrier that was defended by Yuan Chonghuan personally.

Tai Chi sent old soldiers and young men from Manchuria to go to the battlefield in person for a big gamble, and finally overwhelmed Hong Chengchou.

Even if the military level shown here is not as good as his Amma, it is not much different, right? And the political level shown here... forget it, Nurhaci has political level?

In his later years, the old slave did not even believe in veteran traitors such as Li Yongfang, and began to clean up the Han people in the Eight Banners. At the same time, under the blockade of the Ming Dynasty, Houjin starved for years.

was sacrificed, and a vicious cycle started. By the time the old slave died, Hou Jin had fallen into a large siege network of North Korea, Dongjiang, Liaoxi, and Lin Danhan. As time went by, Hou Jin, a tribal alliance that was still in slavery,

, is there another ending besides collapse?

However, he died, and Huang Taiji succeeded to the throne and began to reverse the situation.

Affected by the old slaves, the Hou Jin Dynasty at that time was very anti-Han. Huang Taiji actively promoted the integration of Manchu and Han in the tribe and reused a large number of Han traitors, such as Ning Wanwo and Fan Wencheng. He also tried to win over and divide Mongolia. In Mongolia, Lin Dan

After Khan's death, he took over Lin Dan Khan's wife and son, and even served as the Great Khan of Mongolia.

Then, through a battle of wits with Yuan Chonghuan, Yuan Chonghuan sold military rations to alleviate the disaster in Liaodong, killed Mao Wenlong, and abolished Dongjiang Town. This was also directly related to the Wuqiao Mutiny and King Sanshun's surrender to the Qing Dynasty.

, returned to Dengzhou Town, feeling depressed. After the rebellion, he was directly crowned king by Huang Tai despite all objections. More importantly, he brought the most urgently needed navy, red cannon and Portuguese archers (including

(a shooter trained by Portuguese instructors), and also invaded North Korea, forcing North Korea not to supply supplies with Dongjiang.

After this operation, the Ming Dynasty's siege network against Hou Jin was completely broken, and it even surrounded the Ming Dynasty in turn.

At the same time, not long after Chongzhen took the throne, Huang Taiji led his army thousands of miles in, infiltrated Yuan Chonghuan as mentioned above, killed Zhao Lijiao, and swept across the capital, which ultimately indirectly killed Yuan Chonghuan.

But more importantly, this wave of looting inside the pass completely unified the originally divided situation of Mongolia and Manchuria. It also killed Sanbeile Manggurtai in the internal fighting, defeated Daishan and Amin, and by the way

He rectified his "smart brother" Prince Rui and made a major contribution to the transformation of the Tatars from a tribal alliance to a nation.

Prince Rui won't go into details. The world, which was originally determined by public announcements, was forced to rebel with an order to shave off his hair. It was very powerful and extraordinary, and he actually allowed his sister-in-law to successfully fool him. It was really far worse than his elder brother.

Therefore, Gao Pragmatic always believed that Huang Taiji's ability far exceeded that of Nurhaci, especially his overall strategic view. Although Huang Taiji did not survive until the day when the Qing army entered the Pass, he was the Tatar Qing who gained a foothold outside the Pass, and the regime was on the right track, and he helped the Qing Dynasty.

The real founder of making preparations in all aspects for the army to enter the customs.

This chapter is not over yet, please click on the next page to continue reading! If you want to summarize his several contributions to the Later Jin Dynasty/Tatar Qing regime, Gao Pragmatic feels that there are at least the following:

First, it carried out certain reforms on Nurhachi’s tyranny of the serfdom system in the Liaodong region, which alleviated the fierce ethnic conflicts between Manchu and Han and stabilized the basic market.

Secondly, the two Eastern Expeditions forced North Korea to sever diplomatic relations with the Ming Dynasty and instead surrender to the Qing Dynasty. At the same time, North Korea was forced to import rice, cloth and other annual tribute to the Jin Dynasty every year, which gave the fragile economy of the Qing Dynasty a blood transfusion.

Because Sun Chengzong and Yuan Chonghuan's fortress system in western Liaoning was basically completed, during the Huangtaiji period, the Ming Dynasty's war against the fortress in western Liaoning adopted a long-term approach of encirclement and reinforcements. If there were no supplies squeezed out from Korea, the Qing army alone would have to rely on them.

The logistical supplies will definitely not be able to sustain it.

Especially during the Battle of Songjin, at the request of the Tatar Qing Dynasty, North Korea provided rice and other military food assistance to the Qing army. It was with the food provided by North Korea that the Qing army on the front line could resist. Otherwise, the Tatar Qing army would probably be more vulnerable than the Ming army.

Collapse early.

The third is to complete the control of Mongolia in Monan. Huang Taiji launched many Western expeditions, wooing those who followed and suppressing those who opposed. He destroyed Chahar and subdued Tumote. All tribes in Monan surrendered to Huang Taiji and were forced to respect him.

He was the Great Khan of Mongolia.

When Huang Taiji proclaimed himself emperor, he also established the Mongolian yamen, which later developed into the vassal academy of the Qing Dynasty. The "Manchu-Mongolian Alliance", a national policy that almost lasted throughout the Qing Dynasty, was formed during the Huang Taiji era. The territory of the Qing Dynasty also started from

Liaodong in the Nurhachi era expanded from the northeast to Hetao in the Huangtaiji period, which in turn completely surrounded the northern frontier of the Ming Dynasty.

Economically, the Qing army could go to Xuanhua, Zhangjiakou and Datong, Shanxi, to do trade with the local Ming army and Shanxi merchants.

Militarily, the Qing army could pose a threat to the northeast and northwest of the Ming capital from two directions: Liaoxi-Jizhou and Hetao-Xuanda, and the strategic initiative became more obvious.

In the winter of 1629, when Huang Taiji invaded the Ming Dynasty for the first time, the Qing army still entered the fortress from Zunhua, northeast of Beijing. By the middle and late Chongzhen years, the Qing army invaded the Ming Dynasty several times, and had already invaded from Beijing, Yanqing, Shanxi

The Datong line is blocked.

Fourthly, Huang Taiji completed the reform of the Qing army's military structure and military equipment. By establishing the Eight Banners of Manchu, Mongolian and Han, wooing Geng, Shang and Kong Han generals Sanshun Wang, and absorbing the cavalry from various Monan Mongolian tribes, Huang Taiji

During this period, the Qing army had developed into a field army group equipped with infantry, cavalry, and artillery, and capable of coordinated operations.

The fifth is to realize the reform of the bureaucratic system by learning from the Ming Dynasty. Especially after Huang Taiji became emperor, he imitated the Ming Dynasty and established six ministries to open up subjects to recruit scholars.

In the Nurhaci era, Houjin still retained the legacy of a large number of tribal blood relatives. Under the transformation of Huang Taiji, it was gradually built into the prototype of a feudal centralized power state.

Therefore, it can be said that Huang Taiji was the most outstanding talent in the sixty years after the fall of the Ming Dynasty and the rise of the Qing Dynasty. The Qing Dynasty used 200,000 men to swallow up the fat elephant of the Ming Dynasty. Huang Taiji's achievements should be said to be second to none.

However, his nectar is my arsenic.

Gao Jingshi can almost ignore Nurhachi, but it does not mean that he dares to ignore Huang Taiji, because in Gao Jingshi's view, no matter how powerful a simple general is, there is only one limit. Even if this general also serves as the king of a country, there may be more.

The disadvantages appear internally.

However, if a king of a country has a very high strategic vision and has an army that is accustomed to fighting, it must not be taken lightly. It must be taken seriously, and it must be taken seriously.

Paying high attention does not mean that you have to wait until he becomes powerful before having a fair duel with him - Mr. Gao is not that chivalrous.

What Gao wants to do more now is, how can I prevent you from "getting out"?

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I haven’t recovered from my cold and have a bit of a headache. I’ll post a chapter on anti-theft for a while to fill up the word count, and then refresh it in about 1 hour or so. There’s nothing I can do about it. But think about it, the frequency of my anti-theft chapter is still very low, so I should

It won't have much impact.

[New news, it’s past 12 o’clock, too lazy to do anything]


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