Traveling through history leaving a name

Chapter 401 Reaction of the Parties
After tens of thousands of Ming troops cleaned the battlefield, they drove cattle, sheep and horses towards Zhangjiakou.

On the entire battlefield, only countless new soils were left, which were where the bodies of the Mongols were buried.

This battle was completely crushed by firearms against cold weapons. The appearance of flintlock guns allowed the nomads to taste the dimensionality reduction blow of advanced civilization for the first time.

Next, when the Royal Cavalry and Royal Musketeers drove cattle, sheep and horses, and pressed the Mongolian prisoners into Zhangjiakou.

Immediately, the whole pass was boiling.

No one expected that the Royal Cavalry would seize so many trophies.

At the same time, several fast horses also quickly headed towards the capital. The royal cavalry had won such a big battle, so of course it was necessary to pass the good news to Zhen Dongbo and Long Live Lord immediately.

Zhangjiakou is only more than 200 kilometers away from the capital. With great speed, the news reached the capital the next day.

When the news that the royal cavalry defeated Lin Dan Khan's [-] soldiers on the grassland and wiped out [-] cavalry reached the capital, the entire Shuntian Mansion was in an uproar.

This news was so explosive, it was like a nuclear bomb, which made everyone feel unbelievable.

Soon, the Ming Dynasty Daily published the entire battle in detail, and stated that the data were true and valid, because the heads of the Mongolian cavalry who died in the battle would be sent to the capital after a period of time.

"My Ming Dynasty soldiers and horses are so powerful, why are they often beaten by the Mongols?"

When many people saw the battle process and results between the Ming army and the Mongolian cavalry in the Ming Daily, they couldn't help asking such a question in their hearts.

Especially the scholars of the Ming Dynasty, many people also know that the Ming Dynasty invested a lot of manpower, material and financial resources in the towns of Jiubian every year and built countless fortresses and passes. Even so, they were often robbed by nomads.

If 5000 Ming troops could defeat [-] Mongolian cavalry, would the Ming army of one million be vegetarians?Why can the Mongols still solve Daming?

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Half a month later, more than 1 royal cavalry escorted the captives and their heads back to the capital. With such a great victory, Emperor Wanli also accepted Zhang Qingfeng's suggestion and planned to hold a captive offering ceremony.

On this day, the entire capital was deserted, and everyone ran outside the city to watch the prisoner presentation ceremony.

When the royal cavalry escorted the prisoners neatly on the official road, their ears were filled with the cheers of countless people in the capital.

Outside the gate of Desheng, Emperor Wanli personally led civil and military officials to welcome the returning soldiers.

"Long live my emperor! Long live!"

"Long live my emperor! Long live!"

After the royal cavalry came to Deshengmen, they saluted loudly to the dragon flag where Emperor Wanli was located and shouted long live.

"All the generals and soldiers..."

Next, naturally comes the serious and cumbersome prisoner presentation ceremony.

The entire prisoner dedication ceremony took several hours to complete.

Finally, all the Mongolian prisoners were escorted and paraded through the streets.

As for the Mongol heads with hundreds of carts, after the verification by the Ministry of War was completed, a Jingguan was built outside Deshengmen.

After the prisoner presenting ceremony, the entire capital seemed to be celebrating a festival, and it took several days to celebrate before it gradually subsided.

However, while this matter subsided, other places began to stir up undercurrents.

The first is the Ministry of War.

The Minister of the Ministry of War reported to Emperor Wanli that the Machinery Manufacturing Bureau should hand over the technology of flintlocks and artillery to the Ordnance Supervisor of the Ministry of War.

At the same time, the imperial court was also required to replace the Jiubian troops with flintlock muskets and smoothbore cannons.

For such a request, Zhang Qingfeng and Emperor Wanli said there was no problem.

It's just that the money for changing the firearms has to be paid by the Ministry of Households, and Emperor Wanli won't take a penny out of the internal funds.

Although Emperor Wanli now earns more than 2000 million taels of silver every year, most of them are invested by Zhang Qingfeng.

For example, the railway from Jingshi to Tianjin Port, the cement road from Jingshi to Guanzhong, the cement road from Jingshi to Liaodong, etc., all of which cost a lot of money.

There are also ports, lighthouses, etc. in various coastal cities, which also cost a lot of money.

In order to persuade Emperor Wanli to invest money in this area, Zhang Qingfeng lost many brain cells.

This time the Royal Cavalry and the Royal Musketeers achieved such a good record, which naturally aroused the covetousness of many people.

A military officer of the imperial court requested that Emperor Wanli include the Royal Cavalry and Musketeers in the ranks of the regular army of the Ming Dynasty, and send highly respected generals to lead them.

The meaning is to let the generals of Ming Dynasty master this powerful army.

Everyone can imagine that whoever can master such a powerful army can use this army to make great achievements.

Just after the generals played, many civilian officials of the Ministry of War also played, demanding that Emperor Wanli list the Royal Cavalry as an official army establishment.

As long as the Royal Cavalry is listed as an official army establishment, it will definitely be under the jurisdiction of the Ministry of War.

In the past, although the Royal Musketeers conquered the city in Japan and eventually occupied the whole of Japan, but because the distance was too far, many people were out of reach.

This time the royal cavalry had won such a big victory right under their noses, so they naturally wanted to intervene.

Emperor Wanli would naturally not agree to the requirements of generals and the Ministry of War.

This is an army that cost him millions of taels of silver. If it is put under the jurisdiction of the Ministry of War in one sentence, who will protect the business of the Royal Commercial Bank?
After the Royal Musketeers returned to the capital, Zhang Qingfeng arranged for everyone to return to their posts.

These positions include factory security, bank security, bodyguards for important figures in the royal firm, caravan escorts, and so on.

As for the more than 1 royal cavalry, they were stationed in Zhangjiakou, mainly to deter the nomads on the grassland, and at the same time escort the royal caravan.

This time, 5000 Ming troops defeated Lin Danhan's [-] cavalry, which caused a great shock on the grassland.

This also made all the Mongols on the prairie realize the strength of Ming Dynasty again.

After learning the result of the battle, the leaders of Tumed Mongolian tribes sent envoys to Daming to express their loyalty to the Ming court.

On the other hand, after Lin Danhan returned to Chifeng, he also sent envoys to Daming, mainly to plead guilty to the Emperor of Ming, saying that all this was a misunderstanding.

Moreover, Lin Dan Khan's envoy remanded and sent the tribal leader who robbed the royal caravan, and expressed his willingness to compensate the loss of the Ming royal caravan.

In addition to Lindan Khan and Tumed Mongolia, Nurhachi, who was in the wind and water in Liaodong, also expressed his surrender to Daming after learning that Lindan Khan's [-] cavalry had been defeated by the [-] Ming army, and sent envoys to pay tribute to Daming.

Historically, the Ming Dynasty has never been aware of Nurhachi's ambitions. Even in 1615, the year before Nurhachi established the Jin Kingdom, Governor Ji Liao also reported to the court, saying that he "obeyed" Ming Dynasty.

It was not until Nurhaci founded the country that Ming Dynasty became aware of Nurhachi's ambitions.

Next, a battle of Sarhu ruined hundreds of thousands of Ming troops, and then caused Ming to lose the entire Liaodong in a short time.

But at this time, when the Ming army showed great strength, Nurhachi could only continue to be his grandson, which can be described as a cowardly group.

(End of this chapter)