Chapter 337 The Yellow Turbans and the Strengthening of Xianbei
[Dingdong, the first person to check and balance, an important minister in the late Ming Dynasty, a great scholar in the Shunzhi Dynasty in the early Qing Dynasty, Hong Chengchou, commander: 97, force: 70, intelligence: 92, politics: 97, charm: 80;
Implanted identity: All members of the Hong Xiu clan are deeply trusted and favored by him, and he is the first general of the Hong family;
There are 19 people in charge, namely: Hong Qiyin, Hong Qixi, Hong Chengzhen, Yang He, Wang Zuogao, Du Wenhuan, He Huchen, Bai Guangen, Ke Tianfei, He Renlong, Zuo Guangxian, Ai Wannian, Liu Guozhen, Xiong Wencan, Zuo
Liangyu, Ma Ke, Liu Guoneng, Xia Chengde, Zu Dashou;]
At the intersection of the Ming and Qing dynasties, a number of outstanding military generals emerged.
An interesting point is that after many civil servants of the Ming Dynasty were sent to the battlefield, they often created many classic battle examples and once curbed the offensive of the Eight Banners cavalry.
Among the generals of the Ming Dynasty, Hong Chengchou was an extremely dazzling general. Unfortunately, in the Battle of Songjin, Hong Chengchou still suffered a complete defeat.
At that time, Jinzhou was besieged. Hong Chengchou led eight generals, Wang Pu, Yang Guozhu, Tang Tong, Bai Guangen, Cao Bianjiao, Ma Ke, Wang Tingchen and Wu Sangui, and commanded 130,000 horses to relieve the siege of Jinzhou.
Hong Chengchou's army was deployed between Songshan and Xingshan and fought with the Qing army. At the beginning of the war, the Ming army relied on its superior strength and caused certain trauma to the Qing army.
However, Huang Taiji and Dorgon then began to adjust their strategies, taking advantage of the Eight Banners cavalry's ability to maneuver and attack. While sending troops to siege the city, they also mobilized cavalry to raid Ming Dynasty reinforcements.
At that time, Huang Taiji went on an expedition in person despite being ill, and decided to surround Hong Chengchou's main force and cut off the Ming army's food routes by digging long trenches.
At the same time, Jinzhou, Songshan and Ningyuan are isolated from each other and find it difficult to support each other.
More importantly, Zu Dashou, who was stationed in Jinzhou before, tried to break out, but was forced back into the city by the Qing army after a bloody battle, resulting in low morale.
The successive battles caused the Ming army, which originally had the advantage in strength, to panic. At this critical moment, Chongzhen once again urged the war. This put Hong Chengchou in a dilemma. He had to lead the main force to attack the Qing army, while allowing Zu Dashou to break out from Jinzhou.
, wanting to attack the Qing army from both sides.
As a result, the Qing army dug multiple trenches outside Jinzhou City, making it difficult for Zu Dashou's cavalry to attack, and was forced back to Jinzhou again. Since then, Hong Chengchou's plan was disrupted, and he could only fight the Qing army unilaterally.
Failed again.
The successive defeats caused disagreements within the Ming army generals. Several people proposed to return to Ningyuan first to replenish food, grass, men and horses before coming to rescue Jinzhou.
However, Hong Chengchou insisted on fighting a decisive battle with the Qing army.
In the end, the morale of the Ming army was shaken, and Datong general Wang Pu led his troops to abscond, causing other people to start to retreat.
As a result, the Qing army took the opportunity to attack and Hong Chengchou's side was severely defeated. Only more than 10,000 defenders were left to guard Songshan.
By 1642, Songshan, which had been besieged for several months, fell into the hands of the Qing army due to the betrayal of deputy general Xia Chengde, and Hong Chengchou was captured.
After learning that Songshan had been lost, Zu Dashou also surrendered with more than 2,000 people left.
In this way, the Qing army won a complete victory in the Battle of Songjin, and Hong Chengchou was completely defeated.
However, the Battle of Songjin was definitely not Hong Chengchou's fault. If Chongzhen hadn't been urging him from behind, the outcome might still be unknown.
Just because Hong Chengchou was able to remain undefeated in the battle against Huang Taiji and Dorgon without Chongzhen's interference is enough to prove his ability.
Moreover, when dealing with the peasant uprising army, Hong Chengchou was able to manage the army well and successfully suppressed the peasant uprisings. His subordinate Sun Chuanting captured and killed Gao Yingxiang, and combined with Sun Chuanting to defeat Li Zicheng many times. There was a loud voice within the ruling class, and they called Hong Chengchou
The army is called "Hong Army".
It's a pity that you, a beautiful woman, can't be a thief!
After the Battle of Songjin, Hong Chengchou surrendered to Manchu Dazi, and when Li Zicheng and Wu Sangui were fighting, he offered strategies to capture the Central Plains.
Dorgon adopted his suggestion and after defeating Li Zicheng's peasant army at Shanhaiguan, he issued an announcement to the Ming Dynasty officials and people. As a result, all the prefectures and counties where the army passed and the generals along the border opened the door and paid for it, which achieved great political effect.
After the Qing army occupied the south of the Yangtze River, Hong Chengchou adopted a strategy of focusing on pacification and supplementing by suppression, and a series of measures to reduce the burden on the people and stimulate economic development, trying to avoid excessive armed conflicts and bloodshed, and to promote the rapid unification and stability of the country.
Social order has played a positive role.
Of course, when Hong Chengchou was ordered to appease the south of the Yangtze River, he also participated in the suppression and massacre of many anti-Qing rebels in the south of the Yangtze River. He killed the rebels who supported the Ming royal family, such as Jin Sheng, the imperial censor of Zuoqiandu, Huang Daozhou, a bachelor, and Zhu Yishi, the chief minister of the Ming Dynasty.
Qing armed forces.
Hong Chengchou was unanimously reviled and condemned by the anti-Qing people. Jin Sheng and Huang Daozhou denounced him for his shameless betrayal when they were captured. Even his mother and brother Hong Chengchou also accused him of being disloyal.
It can be said that he is a complete traitor.
[Dingdong, the second person to check and balance, the emperor of the Tianwan regime, Xu Shouhui, commander: 92, force: 93, intelligence: 70, politics: 76, charm: 79;
Implanted identity: A good friend of Zhang Jiao's junior brother Peng Yingyu, who was invited to join the Yellow Turban Army and currently serves as the 36th Fang Qu Commander of the Yellow Turban Army.
There are 15 people in charge, namely: Zou Pusheng, Chen Youliang, Ming Yuzhen, Han Shantong, Liu Futong, Ni Wenjun, Xu Mingda, Zhang Desheng, Zhou Ziwang, Kuang Putian, Manager Min, Kuan Sabuhua, Li Pusheng, Xiang Pulue, Ou Puxiang
;]
Xu Shouhui was originally a small vendor selling homespun cloth, but he was tall, handsome, upright, and courageous when it came to justice. He enjoyed high prestige among the people.
In May of the 11th year of the Yuan Dynasty (AD 1351), Han Shantong, Liu Futong and others from the Northern White Lotus Church launched an uprising of tens of thousands of Yellow River migrant workers in the north of the Dabie Mountains and attacked Guangshan County at the foot of the Dabie Mountains.
At this time, Xu Shouhui, who had long been dissatisfied with the rule of the Yuan Dynasty, saw that the time had come, so he joined forces with Macheng blacksmith Zou Pusheng, Jiangxi Yichun County monk Peng Yingyu and others to promote the idea that "the world is in chaos and Maitreya Buddha is about to be born" in eastern Hubei.
, and in August of the same year, an uprising was launched in Duoyun Villa, the Tiantang Village, where the main peak of Dabie Mountain is located, and Xu Shouhui was supported as the leader.
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The heads of the rebel army were wrapped in red scarves, so they were called the Red Scarf Army.
In October of the same year, Qishui was captured, and he was proclaimed emperor, with the title of Tianwan.
The next year, Xu Shouhui's troops mobilized the masses with slogans such as "Destroy the rich and benefit the poor" and successively captured large areas such as today's Hubei, Jiangxi, Anhui, Fujian, Zhejiang, Jiangsu, and Hunan, with millions of people.
However, due to the scattered troops, they were defeated by the Yuan army the following year. Qishui fell and retreated into the Meishan Mountains of the Yellow Sea.
In the 20th year of Yuan Zhizheng (1360), Xu Shouhui was killed by his subordinate Chen Youliang in Caishi.
In the later Ming Dynasty, Yuzhen was honored as Emperor Yingtian Qiyun and Xianwu Emperor, with the temple name Shizong.
In the history of China, Xu Shouhui was a leader of the peasant uprising who had more than a million troops, marched across the country, shocked most of China, and ultimately led to the collapse of the feudal rule of the Yuan Dynasty.
Although the Tianwan regime he founded lasted only ten years, it played an immeasurable role in later overthrowing the rule of the Yuan Dynasty, establishing the Ming Dynasty, and promoting the development of history.
I am afraid it is precisely because of these auras that the system gave him such five-dimensional attributes, enough to be called a good general.
However, Wang Yu had to pay attention to Xu Shouhui's identity. After all, he was Peng Yingyu's friend, and now he was invited by him to join the Yellow Turban Army.
And does this mean that Peng Yingyu has completely turned to the Yellow Turbans, and may even have fought for the Yellow Turbans during the Yellow Turban Rebellion.
You know, Peng Yingyu's strength is very extraordinary.
At the beginning, Wang Yu accompanied Wang Teng and met him several times when he traveled around the world. At that time, Wang Yu tested his five-dimensional attributes.
At that time, Wang Yu was still very strange and didn't understand why Peng Yingyu's martial arts was so high. It wasn't until the system explained that he realized that Peng Yingyu actually came from Liang Yusheng's world.
In Liang Yusheng's martial arts novels, Peng Yingyu has a higher status. She is the "number one master in the world" at that time, a great master of martial arts, with a transcendent status, and is known as "Monk Peng"
In the book, Peng Yingyu's internal skills are unparalleled in the world, and she is the author of "Xuan Gong Essentials", "the most amazing book in the world". She is also the master of Zhu Yuanzhang, Zhang Shicheng and Bi Lingxu, and her successor is Zhang Danfeng.
The "Dragon" among the three heroes of "Dragon, Tiger and Phoenix", and the "Monk" among the three extraordinary men of "Monk and Beggar", have good relations with Shi Tianduo, Yun Wuyang and the Seven Taoists.
Leader of the civil uprising in the late Yuan Dynasty and the founder of the Southern Red Turban Army.
Among the heroes who rose up at once, Peng Yingyu had a small force and was defeated by the Yuan army several times. The situation was very dangerous.
In the book, Zhu Yuanzhang was extremely ambitious and not a very good character. When a military defeat was in danger, he sold Peng Yingyu to the Yuan army. However, he pretended to be a good guy with tears and snot, cleaned up the mess, and sold Peng Yingyu's family to the Yuan army.
The subordinates brought them to the Red Scarf Army, which was the most powerful at the time, and wanted to use the Red Scarf Army as capital to fight for the world.
Zhu Yuanzhang thought that Peng Yingyu would die, but in fact he did not die. When the Yuan army took him to Beijing, Bi Lingxu followed him for thousands of miles and made many plans to finally save him.
In the novel, they are all equal masters!
When Zhu Yuanzhang was born, he brought with him Peng Yingyu from the novel world.
If the development of the novel is true, then Zhu Yuanzhang is very likely to be Peng Yingyu's disciple. Although he has not joined the Yellow Turbans now, it does not mean that he will not join the Yellow Turbans in the future.
Among the characters brought by Xu Shouhui, there were many rebel kings in the late Yuan Dynasty. Although these people started from a humble background, they were able to reach such a status in that troubled time, so their abilities are naturally needless to say.
Now, the Yellow Turbans have been strengthened to a certain extent.
[Dingdong, the third person to check and balance, the founding king of the Northern Wei Dynasty, Tuoba Gui, commander: 97, force: 92, intelligence: 93, politics: 96, charm: 89;
Implanted identity: Tuoba Shiyijian’s son, deeply valued by him;
There are 18 people carrying them, namely: Tuoba Si, Tuoba Shao, Tuoba Yi, Tuoba Qian, Liang Liujuan, Changsun Jin, Changsun Song, Tuoba Ta, Tuoba Heluo, Tuoba Jian, He He,
He Ne, He Lu, He Ranqian, He Yeqian, Princess Tuoba of Western Liaoning, Tuoba Qian, Yu Yue.]
Tuoba Gui, the founding emperor of the Northern Wei Dynasty.
It can be said that he is an outstanding figure in the history of the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, because during the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, due to the northern minorities moving southward and the Eastern Jin government being a waste, the northern regimes changed frequently.
In such a turbulent situation, it is easy to create heroes.
But there is no such thing as a monarch like Tuoba Gui, who has been in exile for more than ten years and has been living under the shelter of others. However, before he reached adulthood, he was able to call on his old troops to regroup and rebuild the country.
From this point of view alone, it is not an exaggeration to call him the proud man of heaven.
After inheriting the throne, Tuoba Gui did not indulge in luxurious feasting. Instead, he worked hard internally and implemented a series of reforms, known as Tuoba Gui's reforms in history, which pushed Tuoba Xianbei's regime into feudal society.
However, once a man has power and status, he will have desires and needs.
As early as when Tuoba Gui went to his mother's natal Helan tribe, he met a beauty there that he would never forget. In order to get her, Tuoba Gui even went against his mother's wishes and insisted on including her in the harem.
This stunning beauty is Mrs. He, the biological sister of Tuoba Gui's mother. She is also Tuoba Gui's aunt.
When Tuoba Gui first met Mrs. He, he was impressed by her beauty. Mrs. He was born with a beautiful and beautiful woman, and she was similar in age to Tuoba Gui.
However, it was precisely because of this that Tuoba Gui died in the hands of his son.
As a founding monarch, Tuoba Gui in the early days can be regarded as a wise king with outstanding achievements, especially in the military field. He fully utilized his military talents and even won the title of "God of War Emperor".
In the foreign war, he successively defeated the Helan tribe, Tiefu, Gaoche, Rouran and other grassland tribes.
Not only that, he also competed with Later Yan and Later Qin for hegemony in the Central Plains, defeated Murong Bao in the Battle of Shenhepi, and defeated Yao Xing in the Battle of Chaibi. It can be said that he has made great military achievements. The system gave him a commander attribute of 97 points, which is
Not high at all.
After he ascended the throne as emperor, he made great efforts to govern internally and implemented a series of measures. Under his governance, the Northern Wei Dynasty became increasingly powerful, laying a solid foundation for Tuoba Tao to unify the north.
However, in the late period of his rule, Tuoba Gui was addicted to wine and sex and was willful and self-willed.
However, he paid a heavy price in the end, because he insisted on marrying his aunt, Mrs. He, and ended up losing his life at the hands of his own son, and this bad relationship ended!
Tuoba Gui brought a lot of people with him this time, up to 18 people, but the one who really attracted Wang Yu's attention was undoubtedly Changsun Song. Although Cui Hao, the first counselor of the Northern Dynasties, once commented on him: "Changsun Song is good at governing the country, but short of
"Using troops", but this is only a relative term.
Just in the Battle of Pancheng, he led the armies to attack Liu Yu, and both sides had a record of victory and defeat, which was enough to push him to the silver level, and he was not an ordinary silver commander.
It has to be said that Tuoba Gui has a new generation this time. From Tuoba Shi Yijian’s grandson, he directly becomes his son. If nothing else happens, maybe the future patriarch of the Tuoba family will be him.
