Daming: I asked you to hang yourself, but I didn’t ask you to rebuild the Ming Dynasty

Immediately afterwards, in June of the second year of Chongzhen, Yuan Chonghuan brazenly killed Mao Wenlong, who was one level higher than Yuan Chonghuan.

(Mao Wenlong was a first-grade official regardless of whether he was a civil or military official, and Yuan Chonghuan was a second-grade official.

It's just that since Tumu Fort, generals are worthless, and Yuan's actual status is higher. )

More than three months later, the Qing army successfully entered the pass for the first time!

Well, the purpose of the interest group has finally been achieved.

Hou Jin has robbed so many good things, should he find someone to sell the stolen goods?

Relying on those Shanxi old men?

How much stolen goods can be sold?

I have to say, this is a good plan!

A ring within a ring!

It's a pity that almost all of Yuan Keli's works were burned, and no one can know Yuan Keli's mood at that time...

However, I think he should be more sad than sad!

Afterwards, Chongzhen invited him several times, but the frustrated Yuan Keli refused.

After being stabbed in the back so many times, plus the deaths of Liu Aita, Zhang Pan, Mao Wenlong and others, how could Yuan Keli come out again?

The foundation for him to realize his political ambitions is gone...

The exclusivity of capital has completely eliminated Yuan Keli's possibility of saving the Ming Dynasty!

No matter how unbearable Mao Wenlong is, his role is to be a nail!

This is "odd"!

Didn’t you see that Yuan Keli re-employed Shen Yourong, Zhang Pan and others, but still wanted to support Mao Wenlong?

(Note: Shen Yourong, a military wizard in the late Ming Dynasty, was No. 1 in recovering Taiwan.)

Just because - within Yuan Keli's group, Mao Wenlong - is exactly that strange!

After Yuan Keli stepped down, his layout in southern Liaoning can also be regarded as a miracle!

However, with the deaths of his subordinates one after another, the policy of piling up towers has penetrated into the hearts of the imperial bureaucrats...

The officialdom of the Ming Dynasty has inserted the straw of profit into the tower!

In this context, even if the gods descend to earth, nothing can be saved...

Unless you tear it down and start over!

The soil for Yuan Keli to display his ambitions is gone!

In other words, Yuan Keli's last window to save the Ming Dynasty was closed.

Yuan Keli's heart died...

Chongzhen had no choice but to write secretly to Yuan Keli for advice when something big happened.

In the sixth year of Chongzhen, more than 150 warships of the Ming Dynasty and Zheng Zhilong allied forces defeated the Dutch, that is, shortly after the victory of Liaoluo Bay——

Good guy, you still have the ability to jump?

Look at me!

then……

Mao Wenlong’s legacy was completely ruined again!

As soon as the Denglai mutiny broke out, the generals in Dongjiang Town defected, destroying all of Yuan Keli's life-long efforts.

On October [-]th that winter, Yuan Keli, who was exhausted both mentally and physically, died of anger in his hometown of Suizhou, Henan.

In fact, from the perspective of the strategy itself, Yuan Keli's resignation is enough to prove that the self-examination mechanism of the Ming Dynasty is completely useless.

With the profit-seeking group controlling the government, whoever wants to save the Ming Dynasty will be the official enemy!

This is why Chongzhen made an exception and one of them was "dead in battle".

It's not that those people appointed by Chongzhen are incompetent, but that the interest groups don't let them save the Ming Dynasty!

Only when Ming dynasty bleeds will there be benefits.

In a simple sentence - just respect yourself.

……

After Yuan Keli stepped down, Li Yongfang was reactivated.

Not only did Li Yuanfang help the Qing court with all her heart, she even named her sons after Jurchens!

Even the sons who were already adults at the time of surrender had their names changed!

Gang Atai is Li Yongfang's third son.

This family is a hardcore traitor and deeply trusted by Dorgon.

Therefore, on the most important third line of defense, Dorgon asked him to defend the most important Miyun.

Miyun is on the upper reaches of the Baihe River. As long as it is defended, Dorgon's plan to move south can be implemented smoothly.

Zhang Luofu approached Huairou and immediately escaped. Gang Atai saw the opportunity.

Having been in Miyun for a long time, he already knew the Ming Dynasty's field combat capabilities, so he originally did not dare to assist Huairou - he was afraid that Zhang Luofu would besiege the city for reinforcements.

It was Zhang Luofu's touch and departure that successfully mobilized Gang Atai.

After getting Zhang Luofu and heading straight to Changping, Gang Atai immediately led the troops in person, preparing to guard Huairou strictly.

As long as Huairou, the central city of the third line of defense, is not lost, the mission entrusted to him by Dorgon can be completed.

He received the news that Huairou was asking for help, but he originally had no intention of assisting Huairou.

However, when Gang Artai learned that Zhang Luofu was going south to attack Changping, he thought that Zhang Luofu was going to follow Li Laiheng's old path.

Gang Atai, who thought he was safe, immediately dispatched an army to assist Huairou.

At the same time, before the army left the city, they wrote a memorial to Dorgon asking for merit.

He said in the letter:

"His Royal Highness, the Imperial Father of the Qing Dynasty, the Regent, and my servant Gang Atai, ask my Master Jin An.

When the servant learned that Huairou was in danger, he made a decisive decision and personally led an army to provide assistance before he was asked for help.

To report to the Emperor of the Qing Dynasty, His Royal Highness, the Regent and Master, your most loyal servant Gang Atai personally charged and killed ten of the Ming troops.

Thanks to Master Hongfu, the pseudo-Ming general Wu Na who led the army was beheaded by his slaves.

This is all due to the master's wisdom and martial prowess, and to being favored by heaven.

It's a pity that the slave is not blessed enough to receive such great achievements.

Even though the master was so powerful that he forced that guy to fall from his horse.

The slave just wanted to achieve his full success...

But they were dispersed by the soldiers of the Ming general.

Please also ask the master to punish the slave for his mistake!

The master knew clearly that the servant was unable to mount his horse, so the general escaped with his life.

If it hadn't been for the desperate efforts of the bodyguard to save me, I would have offered the heads of the puppet generals to our Qing Dynasty.

It's a pity that General Wu Naming was very lucky, and the slave wanted to serve as the regent for the emperor's father. He offered the thief's head to make a wine cup, but failed.

Please also ask the master to punish the slave..."

Before Atai left Miyun City, the report of his success had already been sent to Tongzhou.

But the Manchu officers under Gang Atai were not surprised at all.

In fact, during the later Jin Dynasty and the early Qing Dynasty, even after the Qing army entered the pass, and even when Wu Sangui launched the San Francisco Rebellion, there were still a large number of powerful people within the Qing army who believed that the Qing army entered the pass just for robbery.

During the San Francisco Rebellion, Manchurian dignitaries even proposed the idea of ​​retreating outside the customs.

The adherents of this attitude even included Emperor Shunzhi.

When Zheng Chenggong launched the Yangtze River Campaign, Shunzhi cried and wanted to retreat outside the pass.

After being scolded by Xiaozhuang, saying that he was not as good as Dorgon, Shunzhi felt that his self-esteem had been frustrated and he had lost face, so he clamored for the emperor to conquer in person.

After all, to kill Dorgon and reduce others to ashes, it is natural to surpass Dorgon in an all-round way.

If he is not as good as Dorgon, doesn't it prove that Fulin is narrow-minded and cannot tolerate others.

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This is something recorded in the history books compiled by the Qing Dynasty.

"We Daqing" is a bandit group, so the internal rules are naturally not that strict.