The Soul of the Han Dynasty in the Late Ming Dynasty

Chapter 743
Ningwuguan is red and evil is an eternal pain in his heart. Seeing Dorgon mention Ningwuguan and Fang Liandong again, Chongde's face can't help shaking a few times.

The scene where the veteran Yang Guli and his subordinates fell into the sand with two thousand eight banners seemed to come to mind again.

Du Du, Abatai and other Eight Banners military nobles who had experienced that failure all glared at Dorgon, and the atmosphere in the hall was suffocating.

Ji Erhalang glanced at Dorgon, and said lightly: "Fourteenth brother, I know all of this. You are familiar with the military books of the Han people. Don't you know how to encircle Wei and rescue Zhao? Besides, I didn't let the Qing army break through in Xuanda and Taiyuan. There is the intention of the 'Red Banner Army' to garrison the fort.

The northern border of the Ming Dynasty is long. Lin Danhan, who was beaten by our Qing army before and fled for thousands of miles, was able to break through and loot in Yansui Town and Gansu Town. It should not be difficult for our Qing army to break through there. "

Azig said: "Lessons from the past, we must keep in mind that we will not go deep after the breach this time, and we will not take any fortified cities by force. The main purpose is to kill and injure the Ming army in large numbers in the field. We can also send scouts to find the leaders of the Ming rogues.

My Great Qing canonized those rogue leaders with official positions such as chief military officers and generals, and even recognized their big leaders Gao Yingxiang, Luo Rucai, Zhang Xianzhong, etc. as self-proclaimed messy generals and kings.

All in all, the enemy of the enemy is our ally. Our Qing army can form an alliance with the bandits of the Ming Dynasty through negotiations, and even assist them in capturing Shaanxi and becoming king on their own. "

This proposal seemed to be feasible, and many Han officials' eyes lit up, but no one dared to speak up.

The Eight Banners generals headed by Hauge, Abatai, and Du Du all talked loudly, and they all thought that they seemed to be able to give it a try.

Of course, the slave chief Chongde felt that there was a lot of room for maneuvering here, and he threw out all of Daming to support Huang Han as emperor and tried to unite with the "Red Banner Army" to defeat Ming. It failed because Huang Han was already full-fledged.

How easy is it for the rogues of the Ming Dynasty to survive in the cracks?If the Qing Dynasty gave them help, then gave them canonization, and set aside the territory of the Ming Dynasty for them to establish a separate regime, why not?
Having figured it out, Chongde looked at Fan Wencheng and asked, "Fan Aiqing, what's your opinion on the plan to unite with the bandits of the Ming Dynasty?"

Seeing that the master asked him about it, Fan Wencheng immediately went out to play the right one, and he said:

"Prince Zheng and Prince Ying's strategy is beyond words.

The bandits of the Ming Dynasty have been suppressed repeatedly and now they have been fighting the Ming army for ten years, so it can be seen that the leader of the bandits still has some skills.

Our Qing Dynasty is inclusive of all rivers and rivers, and employing people regardless of their origins, can recruit or form alliances with rogue bandits.

All in all, unite all the forces willing to fight with the Ming Dynasty and the 'Red Banner Army', and you can also try to send people to the southwestern part of the Ming Dynasty to persuade the chieftains in Guizhou, Guangxi, and Yunnan to resist the rule of Ming Dynasty and rebel.

If the north, west, and south of Ming Dynasty were in chaos, would Huang Han be able to complete the five-year Ping-Liao plan wholeheartedly?
I'm afraid that even if he didn't care about the great Ming country being allowed to suffer from rogues and chieftains, the Ming emperor would not tolerate the country being destroyed, and it was only natural for him to dispatch the "Red Banner Army" to the Northwest and Southwest to quell the rebellion. "

Jierhalang emphasized: "Your Majesty, I think that sooner or later the rogues in the mainland of Ming Dynasty will face annihilation due to the rise of the 'Red Banner Army', but any rogue leader with a more active mind should be able to realize this.

The Ming Dynasty and the "Red Banner Army" are both enemies of the rogues and also the enemies of the Qing Dynasty. Didn't the rogues rush after knowing that they could form an alliance with the Qing Dynasty? "

Fan Wencheng said: "My Qing Dynasty was originally an existence that the rogues could not afford to climb. Naturally, the rogues could not think of alliances. I am willing to bring people to sneak into the Daming Mountains and Shaanxi to find the rogues to complete the alliance plan."

Ning Wan, who had fallen out of favor, saw the opportunity came, and asked for an order: "Your Majesty, I beg you to lead a team to sneak into the pass and go to Guangxi and Guizhou in the Ming Dynasty to contact the chieftain there for rebellion."

Sending hundreds of Han people to sneak into the Ming country to act according to circumstances, even if it fails, there will be no big loss. There is no possibility that Chongde will disagree.

The Manchu Qing had been using spies all the time, and the several times they entered the customs in history were at the right time, often when the Ming Dynasty was about to put down the bandits. It would be naive to regard such behavior as a coincidence.

We have been engaged in secret warfare for many years, and Jiannu indeed has quite a few such talents in his hands. With Fan Wencheng and Ning Wan and I taking the lead, if we go to the mainland of Ming Dynasty, we will definitely be able to make troubles.

Chongde asked Fan Wencheng and Bao Chengxian about their plans in detail, and then agreed to their plan in a high-profile manner, and issued an oral order on the spot, demanding the active cooperation of Manchurian, Mongolian and Han civil officials and military officers.

Going to the Ming Dynasty to carry out missions has a great responsibility. Fan Wencheng and Bao Chengxian expressed their position to select bannermen and servants of civil servants and generals for training.

The nobles of the Eight Banners acted indifferently, and the lack of a few Han dogs at home was nothing serious.

Jierhalang is willing to lead [-] to [-] bannermen to detour through Yansui Town to open up a passage to Shaanxi to contact the bandits of the Ming Dynasty, and Chongde has no objection in principle.

Although Hong was exhausted, he still glanced at the ministers and stayed on Jierhalang's face to forcefully exhort:

"Only the sincere unity of Manchuria and Mongolia can make our Qing Dynasty invincible, and the 'Red Banner Army' can indeed attack our Daqing City with its sharp artillery fire.

But everyone, don't forget, if I don't care about the gains and losses of the city, I will no longer stick to the city. What can the 'Red Banner Army' do to me?
My Qing Dynasty didn't have these cities originally, and they were all taken from the hands of the Ming Dynasty. When we refused to worry about gains and losses for these external things, our Qing cavalry would become fearless again.

The 'Red Banner Army' had to leave troops to garrison every city they won, and the wilderness between each city would become a battlefield for our Qing army to attack the supply team of the 'Red Banner Army'.

The garrison requires a lot of food and salaries, and the constant harassment will lead to a lot of material losses. This will ebb and flow. My Qing army and the "Red Banner Army" guerrilla for several years will drag the "Red Banner Army" down.

Prince Zheng must keep in mind that on the way to detour to Faming, we must make good friends with the Mongolian tribes, and we must not slaughter the Mongolian tribes wantonly, and promise to the Mongolian tribes who are willing to follow our Qing army to conquer Ming, they can keep all of them and seize them. "

In the past, the Tartars who followed the looting had to hand over more than half of the benefits to honor the Manchu masters when they built slaves to enter the customs to fight grass valleys. This time, Chongde gave free preferential treatment to encourage the Mongols to follow.

It is estimated that it can really arouse a lot of enthusiasm for wanting money rather than killing the Tartars. The Tartars don’t even think about leaving sequelae when they rob. They are used to organizing groups to rob the Han people.

After the dynasty was over, Wen Wu, who was given the task, began to prepare. Zu Dashou obediently agreed to select five children from the ancestor's family and hand them over to Fan Wencheng for use.

(End of this chapter)