The Soul of the Han Dynasty in the Late Ming Dynasty

Chapter 68 Reward
A man should be self-reliant, it has only been less than three months, and when Huang Han came to Funing County again, it was not what it used to be.

He was no longer a penniless pawn, but a hero returned, and the whole city was in a commotion. The soldiers, civilians, and officials all flocked to Ximen to watch the excitement.

The generals and officials of Funing have been rewarded by the court for their meritorious service in defending the city, and not long ago, an angel came to proclaim the decree.

The soldiers and civilians had known for a long time that there was a great hero in the army who took the head of Jiannu like a bag, and today they learned that this hero not only came to Funing, but also immediately led the Funing soldiers and horses to attack and kill 180 Tartar soldiers.

Due to the concerted efforts of the army and the people of Funing to defend the city, although the casualties were not small, the relationship between the army and the people has been greatly improved. At this moment, the common people welcome the Ming army back to the city from the bottom of their hearts.

The red flag fluttered in the wind, and more than [-] armored knights were majestic, and bursts of applause immediately erupted from the crowd: "Hero, hero, great Ming wins!"

Someone showed off his extensive knowledge and knowledge, and said to the crowd: "Have you seen that there is no name on the red flags? The ones flying the red flags without words are the 'Red Banner Army' that made the Jin army fearful."

"It turns out that they are the 'Red Banner Army'! They really deserve their reputation, they are so mighty!"

"The Red Banner Army is victorious! The 'Red Banner Army' is mighty!"

Hearing the cheers from the soldiers and civilians in Funing, at this moment, every soldier under Huang Han's command felt proud. They all sat upright with smiles on their faces and immediately raised their chests and belly.

Huang Weizheng held a banquet again in Xingyuan. The pigs and sheep sent by the country gentry and rich merchants were all slaughtered. The generals were all drinking to their heart's content.

These generals were really happy. They defended the city for four days and nights, causing more than a thousand casualties among the soldiers and civilians. Although they defended the city and forced the Jin army to retreat, they were empty-handed and failed to get a first-level victory. Today, it was an easy chase. , reaching level 180, of course made them inexplicably excited.

Huang Weizheng and Han Zhikuan were drinking with Huang Han. They didn't know what to call this rising star now. Huang Weizheng asked: "My brother, I don't know what position the Holy Son of Heaven bestows upon you with such great grace?"

The inexplicable words made Huang Han puzzled, he said suspiciously: "Master Huang, why did you say that, don't you know what a humble job is?"

Han Zhikuan knew there must be something strange when he heard the words, so he interjected, "Didn't my nephew go home to have a look these days?"

"Uncle Han, we have been outside for half a month, and we have fought eight or nine times with the Hou Jin army. Today, we were targeted by four or five hundred Tartars and couldn't get rid of them, so we lured them to the city of Funing to invite uncle. help."

Huang Weizheng nodded his head and said: "My brother, you are doing too well. In the future, even if you are tired, come to Funing to take a rest. Now the city of Funing is united. If the Jin army dares to come, I dare to fight with them." The net is broken."

Han Zhikuan asked: "Nephew, today I got level 180 gains, how do you distribute them?"

Han Zhikuan knew that half of the heads he got today were chopped off by Huang Han and his subordinates, so when he asked Huang Weizheng how to share the credit, he wanted Huang Han to have a better attitude and give up part of the decapitation.

Huang Han waved his hand generously and said: "The 'Red Banner Army' does not want these gains, and does not participate in the distribution of the captured gold, silver, leather armor, and horses. As for how to distribute the Funing defenders, Lord Huang and Uncle Han can figure it out." , I don’t have any attitude in humble positions.”

When Huang Han spoke, Huang Weizheng and Han Zhikuan felt embarrassed.

More than [-] war horses, worth more than [-] taels of silver were seized. If they don't want it, they don't want it. It's too generous.

Huang Weizheng has already felt that the Huang family and his son are not in the pool, so of course he is unwilling to take all the credit.He declined and said: "How can this be done, my brother must be at least [-] or [-] ranks, and [-]% of them will be captured."

This time, if Huang Weizheng and Han Zhi's broadband soldiers hadn't been out of the city to line up, they probably wouldn't have been able to kill those Tartars with excellent escape skills.Huang Han has many leaders of the post-Golden army on hand, and at this time, he really does not want to share these military exploits.

Seeing that he was embarrassed to have an idea, he thought that everyone would be happy with whatever they needed.

Huang Han said: "Your Majesty Huang, you don't have to be polite, I have a matter in a humble position, please do it."

"Oh! But it's okay, I will definitely help you."

"Although the humble rank has won many battles and victories, casualties are still unavoidable. Now that the reduction of personnel is serious, the humble rank wants to be fulfilled by adults. Can you choose fifty cavalry in the army to be servants? Don't worry, my lord, I don't need officers in the humble rank, let alone poach other generals As servants, humble positions are chosen from ordinary cavalry."

During this period of time, there were really quite a few former Ming army cavalrymen. After fighting side by side with these people, Huang Han believed that it was not because the Han Chinese cavalry skills were inferior to others, and that the Ming army cavalrymen were not all cowards and fear of death.

It's because they don't get respect, they can't get enough food and pay, and they are often deceived by the superiors. If they die in battle, it may even be a problem to collect the corpse for burial.

Counting on Jiujiu warriors to fight for the country and expecting them to be patriotic, first of all, those in power in this country should ask themselves, do you love those who are soldiers?

Huang Han can answer this question with his head held high. He loves every soldier who fights for the country, is willing to fight for the country and the nation, and is willing to share life and death with the soldiers.

Because Huang Han acted on the principle of treating soldiers favorably, the cavalrymen of the original Ming army who joined the "Red Banner Army" seemed to have found an organization one by one.

The Ming army who became the soldiers of the Huang Han clan often received military merit awards on the premise that they received their food and salaries in full and on time.

There is no love for no reason, this is true, the cavalry of the Ming army fell in love with this group and established a relationship with Huang Han, Hanzi and other fierce people.

Nowadays, these respected cavalrymen of the Ming army have taken on a new look. Every time they participate in the battle, they use their proficient bow and horse skills to rush to the front row, and many of them get the credit for beheading.

Huang Han has realized that what kind of people have what kind of life, what kind of government raises what kind of soldiers, he is indifferent to life and death, and doesn't care about gold, silver and treasure. The "Red Banner Army" that changed the destiny of the Han nation.

He believed that as long as the cavalry of the Ming army selected by himself mixed into the "Red Banner Army" for half a month, these big-headed soldiers from poor families would soon integrate into the group.

It is true that most of the big-headed soldiers came from poor families. In the Ming Dynasty, everything was low-class, but high-education was deeply rooted in the hearts of the people.

Of course, those who are willing to serve as soldiers and pay their salaries are all from poor backgrounds. As long as their leaders look ahead and let these poor men see hope, an iron army with as many people as dragons and horses as tigers is just around the corner.

(End of this chapter)