After hearing Daishan's instructions, his bodyguards were very worried, but they finally withdrew from the lobby, leaving him alone for some quiet time.
In fact, Daishan's personal guards were also very frustrated and a little desperate. No one could have expected that the Ming army would become so powerful without knowing it, as if it was invincible!
At this time, they could understand the mood of Prince He Shuoli.
After a while, one of the guards suddenly noticed that there was something wrong with the movement in the lobby. He quietly looked for a crack in the door and looked in. He was immediately frightened and quickly pushed the door hard and broke in.
They saw Daishan hanging on the beam and hanged himself.
Fortunately, the guards found him early. His body was still swaying, so he had obviously just hanged himself.
No, after being rescued, Daishan came back to life, not dead!
All the guards were frightened and knelt there begging Daishan not to seek death.
Daishan, whose face was ashen and still lifeless, looked at them and sighed, seeming to say to himself: "Why should I live so long? If I had died earlier, I don't know what would happen to the Qing Dynasty."
It’s so bad!”
"Master, the matter has come to this, the Qing Dynasty cannot live without a master!"
After hearing the words of his bodyguard, Daishan's eyes were focused on his bodyguard, and he still said without any anger: "Now that the overall situation has been decided, no matter what I do, it will be in vain. With me,
Without me, the difference is actually not much. I don’t want to be humiliated by the Ming army on my deathbed after a lifetime of fighting..."
After saying this, he suddenly started crying "wuwuwu".
Seeing this scene, his personal guards couldn't help but be dumbfounded. For a moment, they didn't know what to do at all!
This is the majestic Prince Heshuoli of the Qing Dynasty. He followed the Xianhan to raise troops, fought in the north and south, and conquered the Qing Dynasty. He is the most prestigious person in the Qing Dynasty!
But now, he actually started crying?
This is simply incredible!
However, when they came to their senses, they suddenly found that Prince Heshuoli was crying, which was not incomprehensible!
After all, the Ming army, which was suppressed and beaten by the Qing Dynasty in the past, can now suppress the Qing Dynasty and fight. Such rare and unbelievable things can happen. So why is it so strange that Prince Shuoli cried?
After a lifetime of hard work, it is impossible for Prince Heshuoli not to feel sad, angry and painful when he sees that the Qing Dynasty is going to be destroyed.
However, their duty is to protect Daishan. Therefore, understanding is understanding and letting Daishan commit suicide is absolutely impossible!
So, one of the bodyguards spoke to Daishan: "Master, Shengjing is in danger, and there are so many people in the city who can't live without you. Master, please take us...to survive!"
Daishan had only a few years to live, but these personal guards were still young, and there were many people in Shengjing who did not want to die.
When Daishan heard what he said, he thought of the continuation of the ethnic group. His eyes finally regained a little life, and he began to cheer up. He ordered his bodyguards: "Go find the remaining Beizi, Beile, and come together to discuss whether to leave or stay. We must hurry up."
The Ming army rushed to Shengjing to finalize the regulations!"
Upon hearing this, his bodyguard quickly agreed and immediately went to deliver the order.
At this time, Daishan had already made up his mind. Those who wanted to leave, let them go. Those who didn't want to leave, then sacrifice themselves to stick to Shengjing, attract the attention of the Ming army, and cover those who wanted to leave, so that they could escape.
However, what he never expected was that the Ming army had apparently detected the situation in Shengjing and accelerated their march.
When Daishan just started the meeting, the Ming army forward appeared outside the city. The banner with the word "Liu" was the cavalry army under Jinzhou guard Liu Wenxiu. Although there were only four thousand cavalry troops, the Ming army was outside the city of Shengjing. The appearance of Jianlu immediately caused panic.
Since Shenyang was renamed Shengjing and was designated as the capital by the Qing Dynasty, the Ming army had never been seen. Therefore, the appearance of the Ming army was definitely a shock to the Jianlu.
Moreover, the appearance of the Ming army also made all ordinary Jianlu know that Liaoyang was probably lost.
Not only that, the Daming Grassland Cavalry Army, led by Li Laiheng, led more than 5,000 cavalry troops, also rushed to the outside of Shengjing City, and met with the Ming Army from Ningjin line outside Shenyang City.
"The Ming Dynasty will be victorious!"
"The Ming Dynasty will be victorious!"
"..."
When you hear the deafening shouts of the Ming army soldiers, you can hear the joy in the slogans, which makes Jianlu even more desperate!
Here, before Liu Wenxiu had time to be happy, she learned from the captured Jianlu that Emperor Jianlu and the Queen Mother were no longer in Shenyang and had been away for two days.
Upon hearing this report, he immediately interrogated Jianlu himself, and then said to Li Laiheng: "We are cavalry and are fast. Now hurry up and catch up, maybe we can catch up!"
When Li Laiheng heard this, he said a little embarrassedly: "The military order I received is to come to Shenyang to harass and siege!"
That's what he said, but looking at his expression, he was actually very interested.
After Liu Wenxiu heard this, he immediately said: "The infantry has arrived at Hupiyi, which is only one day away. We will leave a thousand cavalry here to watch, and send the news back. The infantry will naturally speed up their march. Nothing happens."
After he finished speaking, he paused and added: "My military position is higher than yours. When in battle, listen to me and execute military orders!"
He only had 4,000 cavalry under his command, and he still wanted to leave 1,000 to guard the Jianlu in Shenyang and pursue the Jianlu emperor. 3,000 troops were certainly too few, so he set his sights on Li Laiheng's 5,000 cavalry.
When Li Laiheng heard Liu Wenxiu's words, he had no objection and immediately agreed.
Therefore, after Liu Wenxiu made some arrangements here, he led eight thousand cavalry troops and immediately pursued northward along the pipeline.
Along the way, traces left by the large-scale migration of Jianlu could be seen everywhere. In order to ensure that the pursuit was in the correct direction, Liu Wenxiu pursued quickly while verifying these traces and the captured stragglers.
When we arrived in Fushun, it was already getting dark.
The captives in the city were panic-stricken, and if Liu Wenxiu wanted to fight, he might not be able to defeat them. At that time, Liu Wenxiu ignored them, walked around the city, and drove in the dark until late at night before giving orders to rest.
Whether it is Liu Wenxiu's men or Li Laiheng's cavalry, they have been fighting continuously for many days. This kind of high-intensity rush would probably cause problems if it were replaced by an ordinary army.
This is not only a matter of willingness, but also a high-intensity march that requires maintaining organization and maintaining combat effectiveness. These are all particular.
However, the backbone of both Liu Wenxiu's men and Li Laiheng's army were the bandits recruited by the imperial court; and the bandits were best at mobile warfare.
Things like this kind of continuous marching on the road are commonplace for those who were born as bandits. They have long been used to it, and it is not a problem at all.
Moreover, because all the soldiers knew that they were chasing the emperor who had built a captive army, their morale was even higher. They expected to achieve great achievements, so it didn't matter if they were tired!
After taking care of the horses, the soldiers knew how to rest and how to conserve their energy without Liu Wenxiu explaining them one by one. For the comrades in the team who had not experienced this, there were naturally veterans to take care of and give guidance. Basically, everything was in order.
When the day dawned the next day, military orders were passed down again, and the cavalry officers and soldiers became accustomed to eating and driving on horseback.
Either God's will or Liu Wenxiu's decisiveness paid off. On the morning of the third day, Liu Wenxiu's cavalry army caught up with the large army fleeing Jianlu. And the place where they caught up was also a
A very famous place: Saarhu!
In fact, Jianlu's capital move cannot be fast. Not only are there large and small bags of luggage, but there are also a large number of palace maids, old and weak women and children accompanying the army. It is not a pure army march at all. It can cover thirty miles a day.
Almost there.
After Liu Wenxiu discovered the large Jianlu army, he immediately ordered Li Laiheng to attack and advance, detouring to the front and blocking the Jianlu's way.
The Empress Dowager Bumubutai of Jianlu and the young emperor Fulin were all in this large army. When they suddenly saw the Ming cavalry chasing after them, they all panicked.
In their large army, there must be some escort troops. However, when Dorgon launched the Jinzhou War, he transferred all the elite escort troops, including their commander Obai, to the front line.
Today's escort army can only maintain order on the road. Most of the soldiers are either too old or young men of various ranks, and most of them have never participated in a war.
Bumbutai was in a hurry to escape and didn't even have anyone she could rely on for discussion. In desperation, she had no choice but to find Dodo, who was about to die. At least Dodo had led troops in the war before, and he was Prince Heshuo.
A person who can call the shots.
However, when Bumbutai saw Dodo, he found that Dodo was dying due to the bumpy road and could only hang with one breath.
In the past, as Dorgon's half-father and mother, Dodo was a staunch supporter of Dorgon, Bumubutai wished that Dodo would die early.
But at this time, when she saw that Duduo was about to die, she became anxious. Regardless of the Queen Mother's etiquette, she got into Duduo's car directly, shook Duduo awake, and hurriedly asked for countermeasures.
Duduo sprayed a mouthful of blood before he regained consciousness. After asking about the situation, he said feebly: "Break... break out, don't worry... worry about other people!"
If Bumubutai and the little emperor had immediately galloped away on horseback when they discovered that the Ming cavalry had just come up, it might still be possible.
But he was only good at intrigues. When it came to such a major military and national event, he still had ideas. Now that Li Laiheng had detoured and blocked his way, unless he had an army capable of fighting, it would be impossible to break out.
After listening to Bumbutai's story, Duduo stared at Bumbutai and said with great effort: "The Queen Mother...Emperor of the Qing Dynasty cannot fall into the hands of the Ming army and commit suicide!"