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Chapter 238 Who Fired the First Shot!
In order to "suppress" Agui and solve this Dingxi general who dared to frame him in one fell swoop, the Governor of Sichuan, Fulehun, moved the Governor's Xingyuan from the mouth of Guo Mingzong River to Sanping, which is less than [-] miles away from Daping, as a sign of "countering the rebellion". Heart is firm.

At the same time, Fulehun even ordered to cut off all ties between Daping and the outside world, ensuring that only the memorials about Agui's rebellion in the early stage could be passed on to the capital, without giving Agui any chance to argue.

Governor Fu is very confident about solving Agui, because the mutual aid association is powerful.

Chief Minister of Military Aircraft Yu Minzhong received more than [-] taels of taels from him successively. Minister of the Ministry of War, Yiltu, was his brother-in-law, and Fu Longan and Agui did not deal with him.

As early as when Wen Fu died, Elder Brother Fu wanted his third brother Fu Kang'an to take over as General Dingxi, but Agui cut him off and died in Jinchuan.
Now the younger brother went to visit your injury on behalf of the emperor, but was killed together with the imperial physician, what is going on?

Whether you suspect it or not, don't expect Fu Longan to speak for Agui.

The rest of the military ministers were not sure whether Ah Gui had rebelled, but they knew that Fu Shilang, who was sent by the emperor to visit Ah Gui, had been murdered. Who would dare to say more at this juncture?

Even if Agui didn't murder Fu Shilang, they couldn't speak for Agui.

The third and fourth sons of the Fu family were raised in the palace as the emperor's own sons!

Now that both of them died in Jinchuan one after the other, who can guarantee that their deaths have nothing to do with Ah Gui?

Besides, there are many doubts about Ah Gui.

His foundation was not clean at all, he colluded with Zhang Guangsi and the enemy in the early years and died in a trap. It was the emperor who pitied Akdun that only such a son spared Agui's life.

Is a commander-in-chief who has a history of collaborating with the enemy, and a commander-in-chief who is injured but does not allow anyone to visit, really loyal to the Qing Dynasty?

Counting the things that happened to Ah Gui over the years, the emperor has always beaten him, otherwise he would not have exiled Ah Gui's two sons in the name of defeat and incompetence, one in Guangxi and the other in Qiongzhou.

Muguomu was defeated, Wen Fu's main force suffered heavy losses, and the rest of the road also suffered casualties. Why did Agui's road come out safely and without any loss?

There are too many doubts, too many.

All the leaders from all walks of life ran out, why couldn't the army coach Wen Fu and his gang get out?
Don't think about everything carefully, and no one dares to speak up for Ah Gui.

Governor Fu's side certainly couldn't conclude that Agui wanted to rebel just because he suspected that Agui had murdered the imperial envoy. He also collected a large amount of criminal evidence.

These criminal evidences show that Agui has formed cliques in the army for a long time, embezzled military salaries, cheated from top to bottom, concealed reports and invited credits, even had secret relationships with thieves, sold food and weapons, and reached an agreement with the chieftain of Xiaojinchuan, Seng Gesang, behind the back of the court during the Muguomu War. Withdrawal agreement.
All kinds of crimes are too numerous to record, which is heinous.

After that, he feared the enemy like a tiger and lied about being hit by a cannon to deceive the emperor.

It can be said that Ah Gui does not have the Qing Dynasty in his heart, only the self-interest of Zhang Jia's surname!

In the urgent delivery to the emperor, Governor Fu stated that in order to prevent Agui from jumping over the wall in a hurry, he exercised the governor's special emergency power and dispatched troops to surround Daping. Regardless of whether Agui objected or not, this move could prevent the situation from developing in the worst direction.

After all, once Agui openly rebelled, Jinchuan would be corrupted, Sichuan would be corrupted, and the consequences would be disastrous!

However, the governor is obviously not a stunned young man, he has no definite decree to authorize him to "put down the rebellion", and he only dared to dispatch troops to surround Daping, but he did not dare to actually order an attack on the camp and fire the first shot.

Everything is done within the scope of authority, and everything is done with impartiality.

Because whoever does it first has a lot of knowledge, especially big.

Even if the governor is out of public interest, but if he really wants to act first, there is no guarantee that he will not be framed by Agui's party members afterwards. He is the living Qin Hui.

Now, what the Governor-General has to do is to unify the thinking of all Manchu and Han officials in Jinchuan, so that everyone realizes the harmfulness of Agui to the Qing Dynasty.

The attendees included Fu Sheng'a and Bo Qing'e, the deputy governors, Fu Xing and Bao Ning, the ministers leading the team, Te Cheng'e and Erte, the counselors, and Tortobao and Urna, the second-class guards in front of the imperial court.

After listening to the governor's brief briefing on the case and the current situation, most of the people believed that Fu Shilang's death was indeed related to Agui, so they all supported the governor to take necessary measures against Agui.

The leader of the team, Fuxing, questioned the governor's report, thinking that Fu Chang'an's death had not been thoroughly investigated, so it was too hasty to conclude that it was Dingxi General Agui who murdered Fu Shilang.

The second-class guard Urna snorted: "If it's not Agui, who else could it be?"

This statement is still based on speculation, and Fu Xing could not agree with it, so he euphemistically proposed to the governor whether to send someone to contact Daping to see what Agui said, and then reported to the court, asking the emperor to make a decision.

"This is indeed a safe method. If something happens, it will be hated by loved ones, and hated by enemies soon."

Vice President Bo, who came to watch the excitement, still insisted on his own idea, which is to reconcile the conflict between the governor and the general, and suppress the situation from an emergency situation, so that the farce of one's own people beating up against one's own people must not happen.

But this speech obviously didn't speak to the governor's heart, and it was obvious that the governor's face was a little upset. At this time, Fu Sheng'a, the deputy governor, stood up to express his support for the emergency measures taken by the governor to deal with the current situation, and said that he could take good measures The battalion joined the siege of Daping.

The general idea is that regardless of whether Ah Gui rebelled or not, first nip the danger in the bud, and then the court will have to do the rest.

"If it's the other way around, we have nothing to do. If we don't die at the hands of Ah Gui, we will die at the hands of Wang Fa!"

Deputy Fu all looked at Bo Qing and Fu Xing, who was on the sidelines.

Just as Fu Xing stood up and was about to speak, a messenger sent by Guizhou Admiral Wang Jintai came.

"A fight?"

Hearing that the Guizhou soldiers had exchanged fire with the Qianfeng Battalion, Fu Xing's face suddenly changed: Ah Gui really turned against him?
Vice President Bo also had a shocked expression on his face, but he was ecstatic in his heart: Grandma, well done!
The Governor panicked, and asked the messenger: "Which side fired first!"

"It's the Vanguard Battalion!"

The report is very sure.

The governor immediately decided, and shouted: "Everyone, is there anything else to discuss, Ah Gui is rebellious, rebellious!"

Everyone was horrified.

The governor did not talk nonsense, and ordered the flag officer to take out the flag of Wang Ming, and looked at the civil and military personnel in the tent with a murderous look: "Ah Gui has rebelled, so there is no need to discuss this matter again. This governor now orders you to hurry up and put down the rebellion. Anyone who dares to collude with the enemy and not advance, don't blame the Governor for beheading him with the king's flag!"

Military and national affairs, how can we not neglect!

Staring at the team leader, Fuxing Tongbo, the vice-chairman, it made the vice-chairman give birth to the next one, and he wanted to deal with you.

However, they still obeyed the orders with Fu Xing at the same time, and they couldn't bear the governor's king's order.

Then the Qing army in Sanping quickly assembled in Daping.

On the other side of Daping, Fumin, who was born in Manchuria with the Yellow Banner, is now a guerrilla in the Green Camp of Guizhou. After organizing two offensives and failing to break through the defense line of the forward battalion in front of him, he cursed angrily: "The Eight Banners of the dog day!"

　Author's note: A Gui's previous record of collaborating with the enemy was not fabricated by the author, but was written in Qing history manuscripts.

　　
　
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