On the second day of October, the first day of October, a formal surrender ceremony of the Ava Army was held in the southern suburbs of Ava City.
Zhu Yuanzhang formulated detailed Ming etiquette regulations, which naturally included the surrender ceremony, although the surrender ceremony was only used once from the early to the end of the Ming Dynasty - to accept the surrender of Xia Mingsheng from Shu in the fourth year of Hongwu.
Of course, Zhu Zhen did not dare to compete with the emperor. According to the etiquette in the "Da Ming Hui Dian", he simplified and downgraded his rank and held a surrender ceremony.
Early that morning, Mingjis Fuxiu walked out of his military camp, knelt down in front of a temporary high platform, and handed the guilty watch to the attendant. The attendant took the guilty watch and walked up to the high platform to hand it to Zhu.
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Zhu Zhu read the guilty plea and asked Mingjisfuxiu to go up to the high platform. He first reprimanded him and then announced his pardon. Mingjisfuxiu bowed three times and shouted a thousand years ago.
Zhu Chu thought it was troublesome, so he combined another ceremony with this one and appointed him as the prime minister of Ava Mansion, although he was only a nominal prime minister. At the same time, Zhu Chu called Narota to the stage and appointed him as the prime minister.
The local magistrate of Ren'an Qiang Prefecture allowed hereditary inheritance.
Mingjisfuxiu and Naluota knelt down again, shouted a thousand years ago, stood up and bowed a few more times, and then got off the platform. Immediately, Minfan civil and military officials headed by He Fu came to the stage to congratulate Zhu Chu, and Zhu Chu said a few more words
With these words, the surrender ceremony ended.
Immediately, Zhu Chu asked Minggis Fuxiu to hand over the army to Narota, and let those in the army who lived near Ava Mansion go home. Zhu Chu chose a large village in the city for Minggis Fuxiu to live in, and his wives and concubines
, except for those that had been occupied, they were all returned to their original owners. Zhu Zhen arranged for several Han soldiers to guard Mingjis Fuxiu's residence and put him under house arrest.
After that, Zhu Chu asked Narota to take the army with him to accept the city of Bagan, but suddenly an unexpected person came to Ava City, so he had to postpone his trip.
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"Zhuo Jing, if you're not staying in Yongchang, why did you come to Ava?" Zhu Zhen asked.
Zhuo Jing glanced at him angrily and said: "His Royal Highness has moved the palace to Ava City, why are you still staying in Yongchang?"
"Why do you have to finish arranging things in the Yongchang area, and then come to Ava City with the people from Gu's palace and the civil and military officials of Minfan? And although Gu's three guards are not enough in number, with a total of only more than 10,000 people, there are still
Three thousand people are left in Yongchang, and the families of these troops and soldiers must also be brought over." Zhu Ming said.
"I have already given instructions on all these matters before leaving. Considering that the climate in the southwest is humid, I have ordered the palace guards to move the palace here in November."
"But there is no need for the civil and military officials like me to stay in Yongchang, so in addition to temporarily setting up the Yongchang left-behind division to take charge, I also brought the rest of the civil and military officials over." Zhuo Jing said.
"What did you say was set up? Yongchang Remaining Department?" Zhu Zhen said in surprise.
"Yes. Your Highness came to Ava, but the affairs of the Yongchang prefectures must be managed locally for a while, so the Yongchang Remaining Department was set up to temporarily take charge of Yongchang, Dali and other places." Zhuo Jing said.
"That's fine," Zhu Zhen said. He was actually a little unhappy that Zhuo Jing set up a yamen without his permission, but the right minister of the vassal state had this power, not to mention that he had previously handed over all the civil affairs there to Zhuo Jing.
He is responsible and blameless.
"And I am also here to inform His Majesty of His Majesty's new imperial edict." Zhuo Jing said as he took the imperial edict and documents from his entourage and handed them to Zhu Ji. Zhu Ji took the imperial edict and documents from his hand and opened them.
Looked up.
After a long while, Zhu Ming hummed softly: "All people are of one mind... Report to the emperor and save the head of Guizhou. Kill all the barbarians and find a marquis!"
Then he hummed: "Looking to the north when the smoke rises from the mountains and rivers,... I am willing to defend the land and restore the frontiers. The majestic China will let all the four corners of the world come to congratulate me."
"Obviously, this song of loyal service to the country is more powerful. Although the tune is a bit strange, why not choose this one as the military song?" Zhu Zhen said.
"The military generals in Beijing thought that ordinary soldiers would not be interested in this song, so it was only included as one of the military songs." Zhuo Jing said.
"That's right." Zhu Zhen said after being stunned.
He continued to read the imperial edict and documents, and said: "What kind of national flag and national emblem were designed? In the future, there will be no clear flags? And this national emblem, why are there five dragons entangled together?"
Zhuo Jing could not answer these questions and could only remain silent.
Zhu Min did not expect him to answer, and said: "Since His Majesty has given the order, we will embroider the sun and moon flag according to the pattern in the document and use it to replace the bright-character flag."
"Is this national emblem embroidered on hats or helmets? Then embroider the national emblem on the helmets of all generals."
"Your Highness, it seems that the national emblem your Majesty wants to make is not embroidered, but made of something and fastened to a helmet or hat." Zhuo Jing said.
"How can you carve five dragons on such a small thing? No material will work, right?" He was a little confused.
"It seems that in the past three years, Gu has been away from the capital, and His Majesty has made many changes. This year, Gu will return to Beijing during the Chinese New Year and see what new things there are in Beijing." Zhu Ming added.
He then read through all the rest of the imperial edicts and documents, and felt that there was nothing noteworthy. He discussed some matters with Zhuo Jing about the management of Ava City, and arranged their residence, and worked for a few days.
After all these things were arranged, Zhu Jing said to Zhuo Jing: "Xiang Zhuo, since you are here, Gu is going to take over Bagan City, so you should go to Bagan City with Gu and take a look at the situation of Bagan City and who should be appointed to govern it.
Officials from Bagan.”
Zhuo Jing was also willing to visit Bagan City and formulate management methods according to local conditions, so he agreed to Zhu Chu and went to Bagan City with him on the seventh day of October.
However, when he arrived in Bagan, before he had time to take a closer look at the first city he had peacefully taken over, he learned a piece of bad news: the Bago people had captured Magui City and were besieging Ren'anqiang, and it was said that Ren'anqiang was under siege.
Anqiang City is about to fall.
Of course, Zhu Zhen could not allow the Ren'an Qiang to be defeated by the Bago people. He immediately said to Mu Ang and others: "We must repel the Bugu people and even recapture Magui City. These places have been prepared for the placement of Narota."
How can we let the Bago people occupy this place!"
Mu Ang also agreed with his opinion: "Ren'anqiang is the only fortified city south of Bagan and must not be defeated by the Bago people."
The two of them reached an agreement, so the matter was decided. Since most of the chieftain troops were not brought over, Chu Jie was immediately sent to Ava City to gather the chieftain army and marched towards Ren'an Qiang City. But in the end, this
The result of this military operation was far beyond the expectations of Zhu Zhen and Mu Ang.
