The Soul of the Han Dynasty in the Late Ming Dynasty

Chapter 846 The heart is like still water
Zhu Changrun, who practiced Buddhism at home in Hanyi, was as calm as water, and he didn't say anything when he saw his eldest nephew. There was a long history of matters in the palace and the eunuch took care of them.

Although Concubine Hui and Zhu Changrun have only been married in name for the past ten years, she has all the financial power in the palace under her control, and it is also because her husband doesn't care about it all day long that she has cultivated this strong woman who can take care of everything.

Not only because Princess Hui is good at financial management, but also because Jingzhou Mansion is a rich place, which makes Huiwang's line relatively rich.

Concubine Hui's own son is 13 years old and was established as the eldest son three years ago. After she learned of Zhu Yousong's purpose, she not only actively supported Zhu Yousong, but also planned to take her son and money to invest in "Hanjiang Province".

It's not just King Fu who wants to leave a way to transfer assets, but other vassals are also doing it secretly. There is no doubt that the "Red Banner Army" system has obtained a large amount of capital.

In the past three years, too many new school graduates have become a new generation of industrial workers. There are a large number of technicians and workers who have mastered new knowledge, and product innovations and technological revolutions are emerging one after another.

The number of steel mills and shipyards has doubled, and today's shipyards are building ships at full capacity, and overseas expansion to compete for the American continent will be more effective with strong capital.

The 11th year of Chongzhen was not good. There was no drought in Shaanxi, but there was a long drought and no rain in Gyeonggi, Shandong, and Henan, which caused locusts to rise.

It is the task assigned by Huang Han to strive for the harvest without waiting or relying on self-reliance, because relying on the self-willed Emperor Chongzhen and the fucking princes is to kill himself.

There is no good way to fight drought. The only way is to choose key points, give up part of the dry land far away from water sources, and build irrigation wells in the fields where groundwater is easier to get out.

The "Red Banner Army" system vigorously develops chickens, ducks, and geese to show benefits at this time. Within two months, as few poultry as possible will be killed and put on the market, so that millions of chickens, ducks, and geese will eat locusts in the fields and mountains, and the locusts will be better avoided. A major plague of locusts covering the sun.

After doing the math, drilling irrigation wells, mobilizing a large number of manpower to carry water, and carting water to combat drought have been very effective, and the large-scale crop failure has basically been contained.

Due to the large amount of drought-resistant and cold-resistant potatoes planted, even if the output is reduced by more than [-]% during the autumn harvest, but because the capital of Gyeonggi and Shandong have not suffered a deficit in the past two years, the common people will not become refugees due to lack of food at home.

The 11 years of Chongzhen in history should have been horrible. First, the drought in the capital, Shandong, and Henan plus locust disasters caused the people to live in dire straits.

Then Jiannu entered the bandits at the end of September. Lu Xiangsheng died in battle and the entire Tianxiong army was wiped out. The Qing army attacked and looted 43 cities in Jifu. The land of Gyeonggi was dilapidated and millions of people were displaced.

The Qing army entered the customs for half a year, went deep into two thousand miles, broke through Jinan Prefecture and captured many royal families of the German kings, and captured a total of one prefectural city, three state cities, 55 county towns, and two passes in Daming. Two governors of Daming were killed in battle. There are more than one hundred generals above the defense.

Now that history has been rewritten, it is not the turn of Jiannu to enter the land of Gyeonggi, and the offensive and defensive battle of Jinzhou will start in early August, which will officially announce that the Ping-Liao War is about to reach its climax.

Hauge led [-] Manchu and Mongolian cavalry to touch the Chifeng defense line, but he didn't get half a profit, and the retreat was not completely in vain.

At least the 300 people led by Haning'ah took advantage. Since the main force of the "Red Banner Army" was in contact with Hauge, when the troops led by Haning'ah passed through the defense line under construction, they encountered only a few groups that had already pledged their allegiance to the "Red Banner Army" Mongolian tribes armed raids.

There are no absolute good or bad things in the world. Huang Han dismantled the Mongolian tribes and did not allow the tribes to have more than [-] people in control, which was helpful to prevent them from rebelling, and also made them unable to fight against the [-] Manchu and Mongolian cavalry.

Therefore, it was discovered that the Mongolian tribe full of Mongolian cavalry could only leave Haning'a's pioneers and broken horses, and they could not stop them from passing through the pastures of the Mongolian tribe.

Although the Mongols took the initiative to intercept and kill in order to get the head reward and the opportunity to join the "Red Banner Army", the Manchurian cavalry was reduced all the way.

However, nearly 200 people successfully ran out of the sphere of influence of the "Red Banner Army" and arrived in Jinzhou under the leadership of the experienced Haning'a.

The next day, Haninga met his master in Shengjing.He saw several forts under construction with his own eyes, and of course understood that this was the "Red Banner Army" building a pier defense system.

Chongde finally knows the purpose of the "Red Banner Army", but what should he do if he knows?Hauge led 5 horses and couldn't complete the attack, and even threatened the enemy. I am afraid that only the national mobilization will be able to fight?
Is this possible?Don't want your hometown anymore?Ready to give up Shengjing?

After thinking about it, Chongde made a decision. He added Haning'a and sent Haning'a back to Shaanxi to deliver orders to Jierhalang, Azige, and Fan Wencheng.

There are five hundred people in Haning'a, 80 of them are returned from Shaanxi, half of them are the elite of the Eight Banners, and 50 of them are from Gebush Xianchao Ha camp.

It doesn't matter if you spend more time, you must not be surrounded by the "Red Banner Army". Chongde instructed Haning Adduo to take supplies and drinking water to detour around the Gobi, trying to bypass the "Red Banner Army" defense line.

Haning'a led 500 people to set foot on the unknown road again. These brave men and horses were all elites. Each of them had three good horses, and the supplies they carried were enough for them to consume for three months.

Their task is to convey the orders of their masters, and the Manchu and Mongolian cavalry in Shaanxi will persist for a few more months, and when it is freezing, they will cross the frozen Yellow River and enter the hinterland of the Ming Dynasty for a period of two months.

During this period of time, you can fight as far as you can. It is best to mobilize the "Red Banner Army" to chase and intercept.

The rogues will definitely worry about gains and losses if they get more territory. At this time, the Manchu and Mongolian cavalry cannot hesitate to retreat quickly, and strive to return to Shaanxi at the end of the year and Liaodong in the spring.

Chongde's strategy is a bit vicious, and he learned from Haning'a that the bandits of the Ming Dynasty are now strong and strong, and they can expand their army by tens of thousands by occupying one place.

He intends to let Azig and others burn the flames of war again to Henan, Beizhili and even to Shandong. "It's impossible to sit back and watch.

Chongde had reason to believe that the Ming Dynasty could temporarily abandon Shaanxi, but when Henan fell, Zhongdu fell, and the Grand Canal was about to be cut off, the Ming Emperor must do his best to mobilize the "Red Banner Army".

If Huang Han didn't listen to the emperor's orders at this time, he would definitely raise the flag of rebellion. Even if all the "Red Banner Army" did not single-mindedly fight against the Ming, they would be hostile to the Ming, the bandits, and the Qing.

Originally, the Qing Dynasty was alone against the "Red Banner Army" and became three against one. This of course was conducive to the stability of Liaodong, and made Huang Han's five-year plan to pacify Liaodong come to naught.

(End of this chapter)