Ming Taizi's Total War

Chapter 305
Soon, the Qing army of Jierhalang put down their weapons and surrendered to the Ming army. At first Zhu Cihong was taken aback. He couldn't believe that Jierhalang would give up the armed struggle and surrender to himself.

But after thinking about it carefully, Zhu Cihong understood why.

Because now Jierhalang's subordinates have no reason to follow him to fight.

In the past, they were soldiers of the Qing army, and it was only natural for them to accept Jierhalang's command, but now, the Qing Dynasty has been destroyed, and Ming Dynasty has once again ruled Liaodong outside the pass.

Why do they risk their lives to fight for Jierhalang and the so-called Aixinjueluo family?
What is the plan, can Tu Zierhalang be sent to death by following Jierhalang, or Tuzierhalang is the right man, or Jierharang can lead them to build a perfect home.

Obviously, none of these were possible, and Jierhalang couldn't do anything.

Jierhalang couldn't solve the conflicts among the various ethnic groups within the Qing army alone.

In the past, under the banner of the Qing Dynasty, we entered the customs and plundered together to make a fortune, and everyone could put aside their conflicts and live in peace with each other, but now under the leadership of Zhu Cihong, the Ming Dynasty has revived. To be precise, the fighting power of the Ming army has become stronger. .

They no longer have the possibility of entering the customs and looting. In this case, the contradictions among the various ethnic groups will of course resurface.

When marching on the grasslands before, Mongolian soldiers often deserted and fled, or the whole system asked to leave the army.

Because they don't want to fight against the harsh and extreme weather on the Mongolian grassland under the leadership of Jierhalang, and at the same time have to endure the attacks of their Mongolian compatriots.

After counting Jierhalang's army, Zhu Cihong found that the vast majority of the army were Mongols and Han Chinese, of whom there were over [-] Mongols and nearly [-] Han.

Zhu Cilang incorporated these Mongols into the Xiaoqiguard, which further strengthened the strength of the Xiaoqiguard. Now the number of Xiaoqiguard has reached 4 to [-].

It is foreseeable that Zhu Cihong will carry out military reforms and reorganize the tens of thousands of Xiaoqiwei in a short time.

As for those Han people, Zhu Cihong felt that they were sinful, and at the same time felt that it was a pity for them to die like this.

So Zhu Cihuang set up nearly [-] Han Eight Banners and Green Battalion soldiers into four guards. Sa Wei, Liao Zhongwei on the Songnen Plain.

Although there are not many people in these four guards, they are veterans who have experienced many battles. In the bitterly cold region of Northeast Asia, they can be said to be a very powerful combat force, which is enough to ensure the safety of the Ming Dynasty.

As for the remaining more than 1 mites, Zhu Cihong sent them all to the Huangzhuang on the Liaodong Plain as serfs.

These Huangzhuang are actually the manors that the nobles of the Qing Dynasty occupied land and established.

At this point, even if Manchuria was completely pacified by Zhu Cilang, all the nobles would be sent to the capital soon after they were imprisoned.

Among them, the army and their families were all sent to the imperial village as serfs. Some of the Jurchens, wild Jurchens, and other Jurchen tribes who were not guilty of any crime were sent to Northeast Asia near Heilongjiang by Zhu Cixiang.

Although the winter here is very cold, it is not enough to freeze people to death. The technological level of the Ming Dynasty was enough for them to live and work here contentedly.

Even though the land here is barren, but fortunately there are not many Jurchens. All together, there are less than 10 people. The vast land north of Heilongjiang is enough for them to use.

Not to mention, in addition, Zhu Cihong also awarded official positions to the leaders of each tribe, ranging from commanders to hereditary households according to the strength of the tribe.

Moreover, having learned the lessons of the previous Jurchen rebellion, Zhu Cihong also specially issued them a license to trade with Ming Dynasty, so as to strengthen their economic ties with Ming Dynasty.

In doing this, Zhu Cihong almost used these Jurchens as the Cossacks of later Russia, allowing them to expand their territory in the desolate area and recognize their power.

Next, the extra Han Chinese from the mainland can be continuously transported here.

From the perspective of Zhu Cihong's future generations, if these millions of square kilometers of land are developed properly, even according to the current technological level of Ming Dynasty, it is enough to accommodate tens of millions of people.

After dealing with the relationship between the ethnic minorities represented by Jurchen in Northeast Asia and the Han people, Zhu Cihong generously issued an edict to hold an Enke examination for the Manchu and Han peoples outside the customs, no matter the name, as long as they pass the top three , As long as you study in the capital for one year, you can be granted an official position immediately after the expiration of the period.

But correspondingly, when they were officials for the first time, the imperial court would only let them come to Liaodong to serve as officials.

Not only because the gold content of their Enke is not high enough, but also because Zhu Cihong's purpose of hosting this Enke is to train officials for the lands in Liaodong and further north.

After decades of rule by the Mitezhou people, Liaodong was dilapidated and the local government was disorganized, so Zhu Cihong had to train officials again.

And who should come to this bitter cold place to be an official?Zhu Cihong felt that the Liaodong Han people who were oppressed by the mites before could not be more suitable.

They have feelings for this land, and they are naturally not on the same side as the people of Mizhou. It can be said that they were born to be tools for Zhu Cihong to rule Liaodong and the northern land, as well as the people on the land.

After planning the future of Liaodong and the northern lands, Zhu Cihong, who was burning a kang in the Shenyang palace, saw the Korean mission that came to congratulate the great Ming Dynasty on defeating the Qing dynasty.

"Your Majesty, the Prime Minister of North Korea, Li Zhengguang, pays homage to the Emperor of Ming Dynasty, and congratulates the great Emperor on annihilating the Qi Qing and unifying the country thousands of miles north. Long live my emperor, long live the country."

I saw a little old man with gray hair and beard wearing a Korean official uniform similar to the Ming Dynasty official uniform, kneeling on the ground and saying to Zhu Cihong.

He was the envoy sent by the king of North Korea, Li Zhen, to congratulate Zhu Cihong. As soon as Li Zhen learned the news that Zhu Cihuang had captured Shenyang, he immediately sent him here.

And he didn't dare to be negligent, and took the members of the mission to Shenyang without stopping, and finally met Zhu Cihong after Zhu Cihong finished handling the Liaodong and northern affairs.

"Haha, flat body." Seeing the subjects of foreign countries kneeling in front of him, respecting him more than their monarchs, Zhu Cihong let out a burst of hearty laughter.

In North Korea, the two classes of nobles are the well-deserved kings, and the family of Li Ji are just puppets pushed to the front of the stage. Once there are any conflicts in the country, or the anger of the heavenly kingdom comes, the two classes of nobles will kill them. push out.

That's why Li Zhengguang and the other nobles of North Korea dared to disrespect the king of North Korea, because they never regarded Li Zhen's family as their monarchs in their hearts. own monarch.

(End of this chapter)