Ming Taizi's Total War

Chapter 251

In fact, the area around the capital was originally one of the most prosperous and densely populated areas in the world. If it had not been for years of war, Abnai would never have captured only this few young men.

However, there are so many people, it is enough for Abney, anyway, he only wants these strong men as cannon fodder.

"The prince gave you food, gold and silver, you should be grateful." A man riding a Mongolian horse and wearing a felt hat walked back and forth outside the square of Han Chinese.

He was a member of Abunai's subordinate general, named Bateer, and he was called a Tu'er, also known as a warrior, so he was sent by Abunai to supervise and train these young and strong Han people.

Although Abna only regarded these people as his tools, he was not so crazy as to treat these people as beasts.

On the contrary, he generously gave these people food, gold and silver as settlement expenses. Although the amount was relatively small, there was always some, and after coming under his command, he also gave these people meat to eat.

Anyway, the most indispensable thing in his army is cattle and sheep, and the meat of a sheep weighs a hundred catties.

He slaughtered a hundred sheep a day, enough for these young and strong Han people to eat their mouths full of oil.

"You have to train with me these few days. I will teach you martial arts so that you can survive on the battlefield." Battelle said proudly to the Han Qingzhuang in front of him.

No matter in terms of ethnic status or class status, he is much higher than these young and strong Han people.

Therefore, Battelle has the confidence to be arrogant.

"Did you hear that?" Seeing the dull eyes of the Han people in front of him, Battle felt bored.

So he clenched the whip in his hand and slammed it to the ground.

With a snap, the horsewhip kicked up a lot of dust on the ground, making many people tremble in fright.

When Battelle saw this scene, he couldn't help laughing, teasing these poor guys made him find a little pleasure.

Just when Battelle was proud of having teased these young and strong Han people, Abnai quietly came to his side.

"What's so funny, Battelle." Abnai said coldly.

In fact, he saw everything Battelle did just now.

"No, it's nothing, my lord." Battle never expected that Abnai would come to him quietly.

All of a sudden, he became like those Han people just now, with a flustered look on his face.

"Hmph, I called you here to train these Han people, not to make fun of them." Abnai's tone was full of dissatisfaction.

He spent so much effort to forcibly recruit young and strong Han people from around, not to make Battelle happy.

These people were of great use to him, so Abnai came over personally to see what was going on.

"The general realizes his mistake, and asks the lord to make amends." Battelle knew that Abnai's words had the meaning of asking for guilt, so he quickly bowed his hands and apologized to him.

He is Abnai's general, and his status is quite different from Abnai's.

It's a pity that Abunai didn't want to spare him so easily, just when Abunai wanted to continue to blame Battelle, Borgo suddenly rode over.

As soon as he came near the two of them, Borgo said to Abney worriedly.

"My lord, if so many young and strong Han people were kidnapped, what if the Ming emperor finds out, what if he gets angry?" Borgo lived a long time after all, and he was much more thoughtful than Abu Nai.

His worries were not groundless. In the past, when the Mongolian tribes plundered the Han land, they were often retaliated by the border troops of the Ming Dynasty.

In order to avoid future troubles, the border troops of the Ming Dynasty even used measures to burn pastures, completely destroying the basis for the survival of the grassland tribes.

In recent years, under the strong rise of the Qing Dynasty, the Mongolian tribes have also become more stubborn in the face of the Ming Dynasty.

Although many young Mongolians don't know these things, Borgo is quite old and knows it better.

"It's thousands of miles away, how would he know."

"Besides, so what if you know." Abnai said disdainfully.

"It's not like I didn't pay those people housing expenses. Since I paid for them, they are my people."

Abu Nai is very unreasonable, he treats people as goods, and thinks that since he can buy and sell by force during the transaction, he can also do it during the conscription.

It's a pity that he underestimated the resistance of the Han people and Zhu Cihong's desire to protect China.

Borgo's worries are not wrong. One day, Abney will pay a heavy price for this.

"Borgo, you are too old to be afraid of this. I am also the overlord of one party. Why should I be so afraid of the Ming emperor?"

Abu Nai is a young man, and a young man will have passion and the idea of ​​competing with others, even if the strength of that person is far beyond what he can imagine.

This is the so-called newborn calf is not afraid of tigers.

"My lord is right, we are people on the grassland, we come and go like the wind, I'm afraid they Han people will do something wrong." In order to please Abu Nai and avoid his reprimand, Battelle echoed from the side.

As for whether there will be any future troubles in doing so, then don't care about his affairs. He, Battelle, is not a strategist, let alone Abney's military adviser.

He was just a warrior, a general under Abnai's tent.

He didn't have the slightest psychological burden to say these words. In short, he could please Abney and save himself from being reprimanded.

Seeing that with Battelle's support, Abnai has more confidence when facing Borgo.

"That is, for the sake of my great cause, I am not afraid of anything. Anyway, Mite Qing was offended, and there are not many more Ming emperors." Abnai said casually.

At this moment, he has not realized the importance of the matter.

He even felt that Zhu Cihong might not know about this matter, and even if he knew, he might not care about it.

It's just [-] people, nothing more.

After finishing speaking, Abnai abandoned Borgo and came to the Han people standing in a loose square formation, sitting on horseback and talking to them.

"I am your prince, Abnai, but it won't be long before I will be crowned the Great Khan of Mongolia."

Although he knew that unifying Mongolia would not be easy, the young Abnai did not realize this.

On the contrary, he felt that as long as his luck was a little bit better and he succeeded once or twice, the crown of the Mongolian Khan would beckon to him.

"In two days, I will lead you to a big event. As long as the event is completed, you will have as much food, gold and silver, and slaves as you want. Even if you want to be an official, it is not impossible."

The officials that Abu Nai mentioned were not officials from the Han region, but officials from Chahar Mongolia.

Although these people were all Han Chinese, the ethnic barriers were not deep at that time. There were not many Mongols who served the Ming and Qing courts, and many of them were high-ranking officials and generals.

The same is true of the Han people. Although there are very few Han people who are willing to come to the grassland from the affluent pass, there are not no Han people who have made a name for themselves on the grassland, married wives and had children.

"What are you going to do with us?" A curious Han Qingzhuang asked Abnai.

(End of this chapter)