Daming Yuanfu

Chapter 952 urgent, not urgent

In fact, Gao Yushi's question just now is mainly to verify one thing, that is, whether the later legend that Nurhachi was "adopted" by Li Chengliang is true.

Because the historical circles of later generations, including some historical experts in Japan, North Korea, and South Korea, have great controversy over this matter. Some say that Li Chengliang adopted Nurhachi, and some say that there is no such thing at all, but both sides can still come up with some The information comes from the proof, which caused a lot of trouble for Gao Yushi, a history lover who only reads the information but has no ability to verify it.

(Note: Therefore, the "historical sample" in this book is one of the accepted ones. I will not accept any doubts about this issue. Anyway, it is a matter of the public saying that the public is right, and the mother-in-law is right.)
Now it seems that Nurhachi is not Li Chengliang's adopted son, but a simple servant, and he is a prisoner of war as a slave. His status must not be high, otherwise Li Chengliang would not have thought about him just now before he remembered him.

Gao Wushi couldn't help thinking: If I ask Li Chengliang, the "brother" important person, I wonder if he will give it?It seems that they should sell my face, right?But... why should I want someone?If I come to take office as a loner, I can also say that there is a shortage of servants, so I can ask him for a few people.

For the sake of me being a close minister of the emperor, he will not lose face, but he may also have doubts in his heart.But now my family Ding Juwan, it is absolutely impossible to be short of servants, it seems that there is no reason for him not to be suspicious...

But now he plans to let Nurhachi go back to Jianzhou. I'm afraid this is not good news. Don't let Nurhachi go back to the mountain ahead of time because of my relationship, right?

Unexpectedly, Gao Yushi's thought was misunderstood by Li Chengliang, he smiled and said: "My dear brother, don't worry too much, brother Yu didn't make this decision randomly, in fact, brother Yu has been thinking about this for the past few days thing."

Now it was Gao Yushi's turn to be startled, and subconsciously asked, "Why?"

Li Chengliang smiled and said, "Isn't this still related to Wang Gao?" At that moment, he told Gao Wushi the whole story of Wang Gao.

It turns out that Wang Gao, whose real name is Xitara Agu, or "Atuhan" in Jurchen dialect, was the leader of the Jurchen in Jianzhou before, and he was the governor of the right guard in Jianzhou.

This guy is essentially a tribal leader. Although he is an official of the Ming Dynasty, he is very dishonest.

In October of the 36th year of Jiajing, Wang Gao attacked Fushun, killed the guard Peng Wenzhu, and plundered wantonly; die.

Therefore, Wang Gao violated Liaoyang, robbed Gushan, slightly Fushun and Tangzhan, killed the commanders Wang Guozhu, Chen Qifu, Dai Mian, Wang Chongjue, Yang Wumei, and took the general Wen Luan, Yu Luan, Wang Shoulian, Tian Geng, Liu Yiming, etc. people.

At that time, the Jurchen Hada tribe's Baylor Wangtai gradually became stronger, and there were many frictions with Wang Gao. The latter two formed an alliance under the Fushun Pass and stopped fighting to make peace.

After that, what Li Chengliang said just now happened. Zhang Xueyan was furious because Wang Gao had repeatedly killed Ming generals, so he dismissed Gongshi. Li Chengliang was ordered to lead an army to attack Jianzhou. As a result, Wang Gao was captured and sent to Beijing.

In this battle, together with Nurhaci, his father Ta Keshi, his ancestor Jue Changan and others, a large group of high-level Jurchen officials in Jianzhou were almost wiped out by Li Chengliang. However, Atai, the son of Wang Gao, escaped and returned to his old camp. Gu Le Village, continue to fight against Daming.

Nurhachi’s grandfather, Jue Chang’an, was the chief of the Zuowei branch of Jianzhou, and he was also the commander of the official position in Daming. In the horse market trade, linen and grain are exchanged for pigs and cattle, and rewards such as salt, red cloth, and thorns are received.

After Wang Gao's death, all three generations of his family were captured by Li Chengliang. Jue Chang'an himself was the tribal leader who still wore the official hat of Ming Dynasty. He is too ugly, but his son Takshi and grandchildren Nurhachi and Shuerhaqi are not so lucky, and they are all treated as servants.

After the Battle of Monan this year, although Li Chengliang suffered a small loss in the end, it was mainly because of his ugly face. In fact, he still made a lot of credit.However, the trouble this time is that the credit is so great that the imperial court can't afford to reward him, and if he wants to fight another big war, the treasury probably won't be able to support it either.

So, Li Chengliang started to play Jurchen's idea again - to fight Mongolia is to eat meat, and to fight Jurchen can more or less drink some soup.Now that the imperial court has no money, it is difficult to eat meat, so it is better to go to the Jurchen to have a tooth-beating sacrifice.

Although Li Chengliang's troops are strong in fighting power, he didn't get to where he is today, not just relying on mindless fighting. He is also a person who has passed the examination of a scholar. It is not surprising that he used tricks, so he took out his usual tricks—— —Using barbarians to control barbarians.

How to do it?According to Li Chengliang's vision, it is to put the father and son Jue Chang'an and Takshi who have been "trained" with him for several years back to the Jurchen, and let them call up the remnants of the year, and even call more Jurchen to work for him. To put it nicely, it is actually cannon fodder.

Of course, there may be changes in the specific use, for example, they can also be sent to deceive the gate of Gule Village, etc., because Atai's wife is none other than Jue Changan's granddaughter.

That's why he said that he planned to release him at first—it's just that he only planned to release Jue Chang'an and Tu Keshi, the father and son, but now because of the high-practical relationship, he planned to release Nurhachi, the eldest grandson, together.

After realizing this, Gao Wushi found that he was even more unable to speak, because now he couldn't even talk about the legacy of raising tigers - the grandparents and grandchildren now only have a name left, and even their subordinates have been separated for seven years. Seven or eight, saying that letting them go is "raising tigers", I'm afraid Li Chengliang will laugh his teeth out.

My brain hurts...

When did Nurhachi in the original history leave Li Chengliang and become independent?Wanli 11 years or 12 years?Hmm... It seems like it's been two years, so it doesn't seem like a big deal for him to leave now.

However, when did he unify the Jurchen... No, unify the Jianzhou?It seems to be around the 16th year of Wanli.

Well, that's okay, there is still a chance. In history, this guy should have unified Jianzhou first, and then relying on the foundation of Jianzhou, it took more than 20 years to gradually wipe out the entire Jurchen. I still have enough time to settle him.

In particular, the "Three Great Expeditions" occurred on the Ming side. Whether it was the pacification of the Ningxia campaign or aiding Korea to resist Japan, the Li family army's descendants, who were the main force of the Liaodong Army, suffered great losses, especially in the war against Japan. Huge, coupled with the accidental death of Li Rusong later, it was Nurhachi's turn to sit big.

All these things can be changed because of me, so Nurhachi may not have the chance to become a big man, so what am I afraid of?
Besides, before Nurhachi unified Jurchen or even unified the state, I might be able to become the governor of Liaodong. In the process of Nurhachi's unification, he often sent troops without the order of Ming Dynasty. I'm afraid I can't find a reason to fight him?

Thinking of this, Gao Wushi felt relieved, and no longer worried about a mere man with few subordinates and the wild boar skin on his head that his father and grandparents had pressed down on his head.

(End of this chapter)