Daming Yuanfu

Chapter 288
The honorable right-wing Mongolian Highness Dacheng Taiji seems to have limited consciousness. His focus has not been extended to the whole Mongolia, nor has he raised his level of thinking to care about the well-being of the people of Mongolia. Instead, he is only concerned about the tribes he leads. Or to be more precise... he only cares about his property.

Of course, the reasonable Gao Shidu deeply understood this, not only understanding, but also very satisfied, and explained to him in detail the evil of shamanism and the benevolence of Lamaism.It’s just that Gao Shidu’s understanding of these two religions is very superficial regardless of his past and present lives, and he may not even have even scratched the surface, so it’s all about one center: believing in shamans is bound to go bankrupt, and believing in Buddha can make a fortune !
Dacheng Taiji certainly knows a lot about shamanism, and he also has some understanding of Lamaism. Based on his comparative thinking, he feels that it is hard to say whether believing in Buddha can make a fortune, but it seems that believing in shamanism may really go bankrupt.

Especially since the big lamas in the capital of the Ming Dynasty all calculated that there would be more disasters in Tumochuan in the next few years. By the time the sky responded, all her cattle and sheep would have been gone.

Although he has voted for Daming now, he subconsciously regards himself as a Mongolian Taiji, and he can't help asking: "Is it really because of the excessive killing that disasters occur frequently in Tumochuan?"

With a calm face, Gao Wushi asked back with a smile, "Didn't Taiji realize that as the Khan sent troops more and more frequently, the disasters in Tumochuan became more and more frequent?"

As expected, Hanaji's expression changed, and he murmured: "Yeah...it seems to be true."

Gao Wushi showed a "of course" expression, smiled and stopped talking.

However, what he thought in his heart was: Nonsense, it is precisely because of frequent disasters that your grandpa Khan had to send troops to plunder frequently.I don’t understand this bit of reverse thinking. It can be seen that people like you are suitable to stand in the wind and take off, and make due contributions to the friendship and mutual assistance of the Han and Mongolian peoples and even national unity...

In fact, Gao Wushi didn't know whether the big lamas of the capital had said that Tumochuan would continue to suffer disasters in the next few years. Anyway, Han Naji was too incapable to prove it, so it doesn't matter if he talks nonsense?

However, he is indeed not talking nonsense, and there are still certain reasons for his judgment.According to his thinking, in history, after the end of the tribute of Alda, the relationship between Ming and Mongolia has obviously eased. There has been no war on the frontier for decades, and bilateral trade has quickly flourished. Both Ming and Mongolia have gained a lot of benefits from trade exchanges, which is very Obvious complementary advantages.

However, under such circumstances, Ida's dispatch of troops to Qinghai was still delayed until the sixth year of Wanli. It can be seen that there must be something in Tumochuan that delayed me, but there is no record in history that their internal conflicts are so serious that Ida If it cannot be suppressed, then there is almost only one possibility: Tumochuan will still suffer from successive disasters in the next few years, so that I have to stay in Fengzhouchuan to sit in charge.

Therefore, Gao Pragmatism is not afraid that this cowhide will be blown.

After successfully instilling Hannaji with the advanced idea of ​​"harmony makes money", Gao Wushi beckoned and recruited the tea maid who was left behind by the king on behalf of the king in this other courtyard, and began to give Hannaji who had always yearned for the Ming culture. Ji demonstrates the Chinese tea ceremony.

The exquisite tea set, complicated steps, graceful movements, and detailed explanations, as cups of tea exuding refreshing tea fragrance appeared in front of the eyes, Han Naji was so excited that his body seemed to tremble a little. His taste has been greatly improved, and even his soul has been sublimated a lot.

It's a pity that these are all arranged by the tea maids of the Daiwangfu. Although Gao Shidu is almost omnipotent in the minds of some of his subordinates, he is not really omnipotent after all. At least in the tea ceremony, he is almost a layman. Some tea ceremony knowledge was learned in this life—his cheap mother, Mrs. Zhang, came from a wealthy family, and as a woman of this era, she didn’t need to read too many books. It’s more proficient—don’t think that the ladies of the ancients just sat at home in a daze every day, that’s a misunderstanding.

They still have their activities, such as piano, chess, calligraphy and painting, tea ceremony gardening, embroidery and brocade, etc., which are not only elegant and noble, but also time-consuming tasks. It is too easy to pass the time, not to mention that the ancients are also good." "playing cards", for example, Li Qingzhao is one of the best.

Tasting tea is just a microcosm of Gao Shidu's sugar-coated bullets. Gao Shidu's selflessness and even his unprecedented self-payment made Cao Gan and others arrange rich entertainment activities for Han Naji in the next period of time. Needless to say, the purpose .However, given his age, "cockfighting and running dogs are frivolous" is not a life he dares to pursue, so Gao Shidu didn't ask in detail about the activities, anyway, Cao Gan and his veterans will naturally handle them properly.

Gao Shidu, who has the dual identity of imperial envoy and loyal friend of Dacheng Taiji, in addition to fully showing the "good life of the Ming people" to Bahan Naji, also secretly revealed to Bahan Naji that the court will reward him greatly , for peace of mind.Of course, I also need to bring some of Gao Shidu's own private goods...

It wasn't until evening, after the guests and hosts had enjoyed themselves, that Gao Shidu left the Daiwang Bieyuan, and was about to rush back to the palace of the imperial envoy, when he saw Huang Mengyu and Huang Zhenshou hurried over with someone, his face was a bit ugly, and he called Gao Yushi from a long distance away. live.

After approaching, Gao Wushi asked, "Why is Huang Zhenshou so anxious?"

Huang Mengyu waved his entourage aside, looking at Cao Gan beside Gao Yushi, hesitant.

Of course Gao Wushi understood what he meant, but he still smiled and said, "It's okay, Zhenshou Huang has something to do, but please speak up."

When Cao Gan heard this, he immediately straightened his waist, looking like an officer and soldier being paraded.

Huang Zhenshou didn't dare to question the prince who was secretly called "Xiaoge Lao" by some people in the capital to accompany the reading, so he had to look around and said in a low voice: "The news just received is that the northern captives have sent troops. More than 6 iron cavalry came out in three groups, and I Da personally led the main force of about [-] to [-] horses to attack Deshengbao, an important pass in the north of Datong!"

Gao Yushi's eyelids twitched, and he asked, "Who is guarding Desheng Fort? What is the current strength? What decisions can Wang Jianchuan and Fang Jinhu make? What will Malanxi do?"

Although Huang Zhenshou looks mediocre, it seems that he is not a useless guard who can only flatter horses. Hearing Gao Yushi's words, he immediately replied: "I want to teach Gao Shidu to know that Desheng Fort is one of the northern gates of my Datong. Now The guard of Deshengbao is Ma Wei, the general who guards the North East Road of Datong. This man is Ma Zongrong's adopted son, originally a naturalized Mongol. He has fought with Ma Zongrong for many years. , and was recommended by Ma Zongrong to take up the current position."

"The strength of Deshengbao is about two thousand, less than three thousand, but they are all old subordinates under Ma Zongrong's leadership for many years. If they defend the city, as long as I don't go crazy, it shouldn't be a big problem."

Gao is pragmatic and good at strategy. His understanding of this "ancient city defense" is basically from books such as the Romance of the Three Kingdoms that are seriously out of touch with reality, so he can't guarantee his own judgment. Not crazy? Can Huang Zhenshou explain it more clearly?"

Huang Mengyu explained: "Uh, what I mean by this servant is that the army has sufficient strength. If you have to take human lives to fill it, Deshengbao may still be a bit troublesome. It's just that I have never been willing to fight such tough battles with me. so……"

　Thanks to the book friends "fengjiyue" and "the old man sighs for the first time" for their rewards, thank you.

　　Sure enough, the prediction of good things is basically inaccurate, but the prediction of bad things is very accurate... The wrist cannot be stressed, and when it is stressed, it will feel a strong tingling pain. This chapter is almost worn out by typing with one hand.

　　
　
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