Daming Yuanfu

Chapter 773 The conspirators use their minds

The key point that this question is difficult to do is that although Gao Yushi is happy to divide Mongolia into two halves or three parts for better control in the future, he absolutely does not want them to fall apart—it will be broken into pieces instead It's hard to control, and even if you control it, it's useless.

Anyone else in Daming probably hoped that the more dispersed Mongolia would be, the better it would be, because the more dispersed it would be, the less capable it would be of harming Daming. Only Gao Yushi, a latecomer, knew that if it really dispersed like that, it might be easier for others.

Even if it is not cheap to Houjin because of my own relationship, I can't forget the polar bear that is moving eastward-Tsarist Russia.

People in Ming Dynasty can't see the general trend of history, but they are highly pragmatic and know it. If they are short-sighted enough to think that it is a good thing for Mongolia to split into a god, then it would be too stupid.

However, the most fundamental reason for the division of Mongolia is that the most powerful right-wing Mongolia was the first to split. The Ordos Division and the Qinghai Tumed Division were all self-reliant, but the Tumed Division had nothing to do with them.

The most critical person who led to this situation was that Ming's good friend Zhong Jinhatun and San Niangzi.

As a woman, it is perfectly normal to seek benefits for her son, but she failed to achieve anything after several actions. It is very annoying just to intensify internal conflicts.

If the current Da Ming is too weak, then maybe her actions are a good thing, but with her own existence, Da Ming can only be stronger than in the original history, and after ten or twenty years of infiltration, maybe it will be possible without any trouble. Take Mongolia with one soldier—at least there is a chance to take down the right-wing Mongolia peacefully, then her way of doing things will ruin a big deal.

But how to keep her from messing around?

Pressure?It’s not impossible, but we have to consider the consequences, and also consider whether there will be a chain reaction in Mongolia under coercion. For example, the right-wing Mongolia suddenly united under external coercion, and because the pro-Ming leader like San Niangzi was “anti-Ming” by Ming Water" and become hostile to Ming, which once again creates the opposition between Ming and Mongolia.

Those who are good at war have no great achievements. In the past, the third uncle presided over the Ida tribute in order to create a "ten-year peace" opportunity for Daming to recuperate. If they can't get it in my hands, they will force them to go to war with Daming again.

This is not just a question of whether they can win the fight, but a question of losing political points. It seems that the line adhered to by the Gao Party or the factual school has begun to waver.

It won't work, absolutely not.

Because of the Chinese tradition that death is the greatest, the words "Gao Wenzhenggong" are now an important political resource in the hands of Gao Yushi, and there should be no random behavior that is contrary to Gao Gong's style of work.

That can only be resolved through political means.But what kind of political means can solve the problem of women seeking benefits for their sons?This is nature.

Gao Wushi passed on the order and no one was seen. He locked himself up, took out a pen and paper, and drew a map of the power relations on the paper. First, he drew the right-wing Mongolian internal forces in the innermost circle, and then drew the Ming and left-wing forces in the outer circle. External forces such as Mongolia even drew a separate small circle under the circle of Ming Dynasty, with "Jinghua" written inside.

Then start to draw lines, who is with whom, and what kind of relationship is, clearly marked one by one.

In the end, I stared at this picture for a long time without moving.

After a long while, Gao Pragmatic's eyes turned around a few times, and then returned to the three circles in the middle - Xin Ai, Bahanaji, and San Niangzi.

Xin Ai has both strength and prestige, and is nominally the indisputable No. [-] heir to Alta, but his disadvantages are also obvious. There are two points in total: old age, and lack of strong support from Daming.

Of course, there must be some old-fashioned ministers in Ming Dynasty who insisted on the primogeniture system, even if it was the throne of King Shunyi, it had to follow this—King Shunyi was granted by Daming after all.

The advantage of Hannaji is that he has a strong strength in Alda Headquarters, including the Dabansheng City built by Zhao Quan and other Bailian believers before, all of which are his fiefdoms.In terms of strength alone, he can even compete with Xin Ai.

At the same time, he is young and vigorous, and he is not yet 30 years old. As long as there is no speechless result of accidental death in the original history, he will be an extremely important force within Tumed.

As for Daming's strong support, let alone, he was the number one hero who was able to complete the tribute. At least in Mongolia, this number one hero did not have to run away.He was also among the right-wing Mongolians. When he formally accepted the award from the Ming Dynasty, his rank was second only to Al Da, the "Important Minister of the Ming Dynasty" of King Shunyi.

What's more, he was the Mongolian aristocrat who had the closest and deepest cooperation with Jinghua. Gao Yushi couldn't find any reason not to support him—unless his death was really predetermined, but Gao Yushi was an atheist, and he didn't believe in this.

If there is a definite number for everything, then what are human beings trying to do?
As for Zhong Jinhatun, her advantages are somewhat similar to those of the current empress dowagers of the two palaces, but because of the different folk customs of Ming and Mongolia, they are not exactly the same.

I answer that if he dies suddenly, before the establishment of the new Great Khan, Zhong Jinhatun is equivalent to the "Queen Regent" - the Mongolian queen can be a regent, as in the past after the death of Okuotai, because the eldest son Guiyou did not return from the expedition , Guiyou's mother was Ma Zhen, and Tuo Liege Nai was regent for five years.

Although Altan Khan was not the emperor, under the Mongolian system, after the death of his great Khan, the rules of the transfer of power did not change.Now that Yikehatun has passed away, I only dote on San Niangzi, and I live in the temple to worship Buddha all day long because of worshiping Buddha and negligence in government. At this time, Tumote is already in charge of San Niangzi, especially with Daming. The trade is even presided over by San Niangzi.

Gao Yushi then framed a time period on the relationship diagram: between the death of the old Khan and the birth of the new Khan.

This period of time is the time with the most opportunity to act!
If he wants to intervene, he must also intervene within this time period!
Because, as long as Dacheng Taiji and Zhong Jin Hatun can find a way to reach an agreement, then Dacheng Taiji, who has the strength to fight against Xin Ai, and Zhong Jin Hatun, who has the name of regent, can even join forces to suppress Xin Ai.

As long as Xin Ai is suppressed and is not regarded as a great khan, no matter whether the new Khan is Dacheng Taiji or Zhongjin Hatun's son Butashri, it actually shows that the three major forces in the right-wing Mongolian center have become two major forces.

In this case... Maybe we can find a way to balance the balance of power between the two of them, so that the pro-Ming faction will completely control the Tumed Department, and the two of them have their own power, so I have the opportunity to act as an offshore balance hands up.

However, although the idea is good, how can it be done?

Gao Qiuzhen, a great conspirator who is good at balancing, began to think again.

First of all, it is certain that in order to convince Zhong Jinhatun, her son Butashri must be able to gain strength, otherwise, as a mother, she must not agree.

That is to say, the strength in Xinai Huang Taiji's hands must be distributed to Butashri, so that Zhong Jin Hatun can join forces with Dacheng Taiji, or at least transfer most of Xinai's strength to Butashri .

But in this way, she and Butashri, mother and son, have a clear advantage over Dacheng Taiji, which is not conducive to the balance.

Because of the strength in Xin Ai's hands, Dacheng Taiji was on the same level as Dacheng Taiji—relatively speaking, Xin Ai's subordinates had more experience in war, while Dacheng Taiji was richer and his subordinates were better equipped.

If Butashri got Xin Ai's followers, coupled with the special status of his mother Zhong Jinhatun, it would in turn overwhelm Dacheng Taiji.

In this case, Dacheng Taiji may not be willing to do it, so it needs to be balanced, for example... Give Dacheng Taiji the position of Great Khan!
Theoretically speaking, this can balance the strengths of both of them, but if Dacheng Taiji becomes the Great Khan and the King of Shunyi, Zhong Jinhatun may worry about his status again.

Hmm... Otherwise, let Dacheng Taiji marry the third lady?
If this kind of thing happened in Daming, the whole family probably wouldn't have enough heads to chop off, but it doesn't matter in Mongolia!
In the original history, the third lady married Al Da Khan first, then Xin Ai, and then La Like. She married three generations of grandparents and grandchildren alone.Now you don't need to marry Xin Ai, just marry Dacheng Taiji, who is only a few years younger than her, wouldn't it be flattering?
Gao Yushi thought about it, and felt that this idea seemed to be okay.First of all, the third lady should not care about the matter of getting married. There are many Mongolian noble girls in this era. , I guess she might not like Dacheng Taiji who is a bit more literary-at least she likes it better than Xin, right?

This guy Xin Ai is also injured now, and it is said that he is almost a person soaked in a medicine jar. In history, the third lady married him, and all fools knew that it could only be for political reasons.

Dacheng Taiji should also be willing. Although the third lady is nearly [-] years old, but with her status, she is usually pampered. In addition, she is already famous for her beauty, and now she may not even be a woman in her middle age. There are too many unmarried girls at this age, and they are "milfs and half-olds" without seeing anyone.Could it be that the third lady is not as good as the girls of later generations in terms of pampering?

So from a "human" point of view, there should be something to talk about.

What is hard to say now is whether the two of them are satisfied with the "dividing the spoils" plan they set up.

This plan, to put it simply, is to divide the Xin'ai Ministry between the two - Dacheng Taiji takes the name and wins the throne of Great Khan and Shunyi King;Then San Niangzi married Dacheng Taiji again, completing the last step of this wave of union.

It seems that it should be feasible. As for the negotiation... you might as well let Cao Gan talk about it first, and if the negotiation fails, I should have returned to Beijing by then. Let the two of them talk.
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