Ranking Pass History: Inventory of the Top Ten Great Players in History

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Seventh video:
In 1630 AD, Zhang Xianzhong led the rogues into Shu for the first time and captured Kuizhou.

Qin Liangyu led an army of [-] white rods to meet them head-on.

In the face of the brave white pole army, Zhang Xianzhong's tens of thousands of bandits had no strength to fight back, and the whole army was defeated.

The Eight Great Kings fled back to Huguang in embarrassment. Because of the excessive loss of power, they accepted the imperial court's recruitment and temporarily took shelter under the banner of Xiong Wencan, Huguang Economic Strategy.

Eighth video:
In 1640, the well-known leader of the peasant army in the late Ming Dynasty, Luo Rucai, known as Cao Cao, led his army to invade Wushan, but was repelled by Qin Liangyu.

Luo Rucai did not give up, and once again led an army to invade Kuizhou.

He was defeated by Qin Liangyu with less victories and more victories.

Then Qin Liangyu led thousands of white-armed troops and took the initiative to invite Luo Rucai to attack.

Luo Rucai was not convinced that he could not beat the 67-year-old female general, so he set up a battle at Majiadu and took the initiative to start a decisive battle with Qin Liangyu.

Three hours after the battle started, Qin Liangyu's son Ma Xianglin charged directly at Luo Rucai's army, beheading Luo Rucai's number one general, Dongshan Tiger.

In the end, Luo Rucai's entire army retreated.

Next, Qin Liangyu continued his efforts, beating Luo Rucai four times in a row, and forced down several of Luo Rucai's powerful generals, including Brother Wang Guangen.

In the last victory, the Baigan Army even snatched Luo Rucai's commander-in-chief.

After this defeat, Luo Rucai's power declined greatly, and he no longer had the strength to stand against Li Zicheng and Zhang Xianzhong.

Ninth video:
At this time, the supervisor of the Ming Dynasty was Yang Sichang.

In order to keep Huguang and other places, this master supervisor actually formulated a strategy to drive out thieves into Sichuan.

He transferred most of the Sichuan elite to Hubei, forcing Zhang Xianzhong to enter Sichuan.

Shao Jiechun, the governor of Sichuan, has only 68 old, weak, sick and disabled left in his hands. The only generals he can rely on are the 71-year-old Qin Liangyu and the [-]-year-old magic crossbow general Zhang Ling.

Qin Liangyu suggested to Shao Jiechun that he is willing to lead a large army to guard the various dangerous passes into Sichuan and block Zhang Xianzhong on the outskirts of Chongqing.

But Shao Jiechun knew Yang Sichang's real strategy, so he rejected Qin Liangyu's suggestion, and blindly defended passively.

Qin Liangyu, as a veteran of hundreds of battles, of course understands the disadvantages of this kind of defense, it is purely a turtle fight, waiting for Zhang Xianzhong to attack.

She sighed to Lu Xunzhi, the magistrate of Mianyang who had resigned from office,
"Governor Shao is ignorant of military affairs, so he will definitely let Sichuan and Shu fall into the hands of bandits. Qin was born in the army, and he feels extremely ashamed when he thinks of fighting to the death with such a superior."

Just as Qin Liangyu expected, Zhang Xianzhong, who entered Sichuan again, is no longer what he used to be, and Li Dingguo, one of the best generals in the late Ming Dynasty, has also grown up.

In the blocking battle at Zhujunping, two veteran generals, Qin Liangyu and Zhang Ling, led [-] soldiers to block Zhang Xianzhong's army.

In the first battle, the official army won.

In the second battle, Zhang Lingshi, the divine crossbow general who underestimated the enemy, charged bravely, but was shot to death by Li Dingguo.

The Ming army was completely defeated.

Most of Qin Liangyu's remaining [-] white-armed troops died in battle.

Even so, Qin Liangyu still did not give up.

She went to see Shao Jiechun alone, and planned to gather another [-] chieftain soldiers in Shizhu and other places to fight Zhang Xianzhong to the death.

Her only condition is that Shao Jiechun be responsible for the food and pay of the sergeants.

However, Shao Jiechun was preparing to frame Yang Sichang for the crime of falling into Sichuan and Shu, and he really didn't have that much food and salary, so he rejected Qin Liangyu's request.

Qin Liangyu left the governor's office, looked up to the sky and sighed, "Da Ming is poor!"

Tenth video:
In 1642, Ma Xianglin, who served as the commander-in-chief of Xiangyang, saw that the situation was getting worse. Although he was the commander-in-chief of Xiangyang, he was restrained by civil officials everywhere, and he couldn't even make decisions about military matters.

The gentry in Xiangyang and the clan of the Ming Dynasty even regarded him as a barbarian in the southwest, and they didn't take him seriously at all.

Therefore, although Ma Xianglin defeated Zhang Xianzhong's first two attacks, he was still very pessimistic, knowing that he might die here.

So he wrote to his mother, Qin Liangyu, in which he said,
"My son is determined to die in the king's affairs. Mother, don't read it."

Qin Liangyu received Ma Xianglin's letter and said with a smile, "Okay! Really my son!"

But two lines of tears flowed down his face.

Losing a child in old age is always the heaviest blow to a mother.

Sure enough, Qin Liangyu received the news that Ma Xianglin died in battle in Xiangyang City within ten days after receiving Ma Xianglin's letter.

No.11 video:
In 1643, after Zhang Xianzhong captured Wuchang, he planned to take Sichuan and Shu as the foundation of the founding of the country, and led his army back to Sichuan.

Although the 70-year-old Qin Liangyu has no elite soldiers who can defeat Xianzhong head-on, he still wants to serve the Ming Dynasty.

She rushed from Shizhu to Chengdu again, and presented a map of the situation in Sichuan to the newly appointed governor of Sichuan, Chen Shiqi, and suggested dividing troops to guard the thirteen passes into Sichuan.

But Chen Shiqi laughed and refused.

Although Chen Shiqi didn't know soldiers, he had a literati's sense of superiority when facing Qin Liangyu.

He didn't believe in Qin Liangyu's military ability at all.

Unwilling to give up, Qin Liangyu went to find Liu Zhibo, a patrol officer in Sichuan.

Liu Zhibo agreed with Qin Liangyu's opinion, but he was only Chen Shiqi's deputy, unable to make decisions, and could not dispatch troops.

In 1644, Zhang Xianzhong attacked Kuizhou again.

The desperate Qin Liangyu led a patchwork of [-] chieftain soldiers to block the attack, but was defeated and had to retreat to the stone pillar.

At this time, she was loyal, but she no longer had the elite troops to turn the tide.

After Zhang Xianzhong captured Chengdu, he sent troops to capture the entire territory of Sichuan and Shu.

But because he was afraid of Qin Liangyu's reputation, he never dared to send troops into the stone pillar.

No.12 video:

He learned that Emperor Chongzhen Meishan committed suicide and that the capital was captured by bandits.

Qin Liangyu burst into tears, completely naked, and held a grand sacrificial ceremony for Emperor Chongzhen in the chieftain's manor.

At the ceremony, Qin Liangyu said to his grandson Ma Wannian and his subordinates who stood beside him,
"My two families, Ma and Qin, are all loyal to the Ming Dynasty. Over the past few decades, several close relatives have died in battle. Although the Ming Dynasty has come to such a field, my wife, who has been favored by the country for 20 years, will never dare to fail Zhu Ming.

Even in a desperate situation, I still dare to stand against the thief. "

In 164, when Emperor Longwu ascended the throne in Fujing and sent Qin Liangyu an official edict, Qin Liangyu cried bitterly in front of the eunuch.

"Your minister is old! He is valued by the Holy Majesty, and he is still willing to serve Daming."

However, at this time in the Shizhu territory, there were not many strong men left. Qin Liangyu painstakingly raised them, but in the end he only recruited less than three thousand strong men.

With such a small number of soldiers, if they want to protect the safety of Shizhu, they must rely on Qin Liangyu's prestige in hundreds of battles.

As for Zhang Xianzhong who wanted to send troops to pacify the whole of Sichuan, it was purely whimsical.

In 1648, Qin Liangyu died in his sleep.

The text inventory ends here.Next is Li Hao's passionate comments.

"General Qin Liangyu is the only woman in China's thousands of years of history who was single-biographed as a famous general of the dynasty.

However, she has fought all her life and made outstanding contributions, but she has never been truly reused.

In the final analysis, no matter whether it is the emperor in the court or the civil and military ministers, they all look down on her, the chieftain's wife in a remote mountainous area.

People like Li Weixin, whose record is not even one-tenth of hers, dare to insult her face to face.