Carrying AK into Ming Dynasty

Chapter 56 Zu Qiuqing's Life Experience (Please recommend!)

The conscription of the Ministry of War and the Governor's Mansion will continue for many days. After Liu Hongjian finished the conscription, he led more than a thousand jubilant teenagers to the Ministry of Households to collect military supplies. Gradually greeted with a smile on his face.

He was almost hanged by the Ministry of War before, but old man Ni has never worried about the money since Liu Hongjian came into existence. Even now, the large warehouses of the Ministry of Households are still full.

Hearing that Liu Hongjian was here to collect military supplies, he opened the warehouse with a wave of his hand without saying a word, and got what he needed as soon as possible. Anyway, the thousand households were supported by the emperor's internal funds.

Liu Hongjian commanded the young men to load carts with carts, carts, and loads, and all the items that should be in the Beijing camp, such as military tents, conventional weapons, armor, and military rations, were loaded into the carts.

More people are easier to handle. More than 1000 young men, under the command of Liu Hongjian, pulled all their things to a place about one mile away from the Xishan Camp.

There are three reasons for choosing this place. The first is that it is a reasonable distance from the capital. The location of Xishan Daying is already excellent, surrounded by mountains and water.

Second, Liu Hongjian was going to train teenagers to use AKM here. The gunshots were very loud, and the proximity to the city would disturb the people.

The third thing is to lean against a big tree to enjoy the shade, and there are tens of thousands of Beijing camps around. Even if there is a war in the future, there will be soldiers from the Beijing camp to support them, and they will have plenty of time for running.

It was completely dark, but the young men in the Qianhu Office were still full of energy. Liu Hongjian asked Chang Yu to go to his home when he returned, and told his family that they would stay overnight in the barracks tonight and would not go back.

But Chang Yu said that he didn't want to go back either, he wanted to join the barracks, compared to Jin Yiwei's monitoring work, Chang Yu preferred to go into battle to kill the enemy. Liu Hongjian saw that Chang Yu was serious, so he agreed after thinking about it .

Anyway, Jin Yiwei is also in charge of him, and it is nothing more than telling the emperor to transfer to another department, but at present, apart from Liu Hongjian, the thousand-household official, the highest position in the Wansui Mountain Thousand Households Office is the Deputy Thousand Households.

Chang Yu served as a thousand householder of the Jinyiwei for several years, and when the Jinyiwei was reorganized, he was promoted to be the governor. account position.

Chang Yu, who was in his early 20s, made this decision with a firm gaze when he was demoted from a pacifier from the fourth rank to a deputy thousand household from the fifth rank.

The title of the Ming Dynasty must come from military merit, and those without great merit cannot be knighted.

From his point of view, it might be a demotion now, but he knew that Liu Hongjian was deeply trusted by the emperor and had great vision, so he would never go wrong with following him. You can tell by how much Liu Hongjian attaches importance to this army.

It was impossible to set up camp at night, so Liu Hongjian ordered everyone to light torches, so he had to pull up the tents for the time being.

Liu Hongjian took off his luxurious python robe and put it on the shoulders of Niu Dabanchui, and set up a tent with the boys. At first, many of the boys were a little cautious.

As their highest officer, Earl of Daming, Liu Hongjian did rough work with them. How could this not surprise everyone?

But Liu Hongjian didn't care about it, and even yelled at the boys with foul language, and soon got along with everyone.

After the tent was set up, some soldiers who were good at cooking had already prepared meals, rice porridge, steamed buns, big pots of vegetables, Liu Hongjian, who was tired and sweating profusely, squatted on the ground with the soldiers to eat two big bowls.

Zu Qiuqing, who escaped from Shanhaiguan, squatted beside Liu Hongjian and kept hesitant to speak. After repeated questioning by Liu Hongjian, he finally revealed the truth about several people.

It turned out that they were not deserters, but criminals.

It may not be appropriate to say that he is a criminal. Zu Qiuqing was originally called Zu Zeqing, and he was the fourth son of Zu Dashou, the former general of Liaodong Town.

In the battle of the Daling River in the fourth year of Chongzhen, Zu Dashou ran out of supplies and feigned surrender, and then fled to Jinzhou. In the seventh year of Chongzhen, he ran out of ammunition and food, and feigned surrender.

Until the Battle of Songjin in the 14th year of Chongzhen, the reinforcement Hong Chengchou was defeated, and Jinzhou was completely hopeless. Perhaps it was completely desperate for the Ming court, so he led his troops to surrender to the Qing Dynasty. This time he really surrendered.

Knowing that his father had surrendered, Zu Zeqing, who had joined the army in Shanhaiguan, was detained by Wu Sangui, along with the sons of Zu Dashou's two subordinates, Xingshan and Yue Chengze.

Since Wu Sangui is Zu Dashou's nephew, and he has been hesitating whether to surrender or not, the three of them have not been killed and have been detained in the Shanhaiguan military camp for three years.

Until a few days ago, their good brother Wang Lang took advantage of the unprepared guards and released the three of them privately, and escaped from Shanhaiguan together.

The four of them were extremely dissatisfied with their father's actions. They all had family members and their robes died under the iron hooves of the Manchu Jurchen. How could they do such an unjust act for greed?
Zu Zeqing then changed his name to Zu Qiuqing to remind himself not to forget hatred.

But the four of them had difficulties with where they would go in the future. They couldn't go to Manqing, nor could they be accommodated in Bianzhen.

The desperate four had no choice but to take off their military uniforms and fled all the way to Gyeonggi, where they happened to meet Liu Hongjian to recruit.

Liu Hongjian was overwhelmed with emotion after hearing the experience of several people. He knew Zu Dashou, but he was a fierce general, but no matter whether he was isolated or had no ammunition and food, if he surrendered, he surrendered.

The audience had tears in their eyes when they told about their experience, and they did not forget their roots in times of crisis, which Liu Hongjian admired quite a lot.

Since the four of them had military experience and were still the small and general banners of the frontier army, Liu Hongjian directly nominated four of them as officers of the Hundred Households.

The four fled from Shanhaiguan all the way, suffered a lot, and also tasted the warmth and coldness of the world. Now Liu Hongjian not only doesn't care about their real identities, but also appoints them as officials of a hundred households.

The four of them then knelt down in tears and pledged their allegiance, vowing to go through fire and water for Ming Dynasty and wipe out all the thieves and bandits.

Since the Thousand Households of Wansui Mountain are all newcomers and lack experienced generals, even Niu Dabangchui was promoted to the rank of Hundred Household Officer.

For other vacancies, Liu Hongjian thought about asking Li Banghua for several instructors tomorrow, and after the training was completed, he would select soldiers who performed well to replace them.

Due to the lack of war horses, the thousand households were all equipped with infantry, and the military order also temporarily referred to the unified military order of the Ming Dynasty.

Liu Hongjian's tentative training plan is to carry out the regular chopping training in the Beijing camp in the morning, in addition to adding the so-called cross-country with heavy loads in the morning.

Liu Hongjian also planned to hire a teacher from the city to teach them how to read and write in the afternoon. Although everyone is not required to be well-educated, it is still necessary to read through the most basic military orders.

There is no training program for archers at the Thousand Houses of Banzai Mountain, just kidding!With a hundred AKMs in hand, why do you need archers!

Liu Hongjian assigned night duty personnel, huddled in a tent with Chang Yu and other newly appointed generals of the Thousand Households of Wansui Mountain, and discussed the future training plan.

At night, the Xishan Daying camp was brightly lit by stars, the people around me had already fallen asleep, and the chirping of insects and birds could be heard all around.

Liu Hongjian lay in the tent thinking about the future, unable to fall asleep for a long time.

It seems that Zhu Chunchen's old bastard is going to sue Lao Tzu!Maybe he had to go to the palace tomorrow to listen to the emperor's nagging, Liu Hongjian cursed Zhu Chunchen in his heart, and closed his eyes.

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