Chongzhen: I am the king of prosperous times

Nine out of ten unsatisfactory things in life, even a high-ranking emperor, cannot avoid it. The terrible situation that Emperor Chongzhen is now facing is that his predecessor, Yuji, did not choose to hold back his temper at the beginning of his ascension to the throne, and temporarily chose to stay dormant in order to find out The bitter fruit of the actual situation of Ming Dynasty.

The court of the Ming Dynasty was complicated.

The officialdom of Ming Dynasty is complicated.

Daming's heart is complicated.

Everything in Ming Dynasty is complicated.

If you think that with the blessing of the emperor's halo, you can make everyone surrender and be loyal, then this world is too simple, but unfortunately this world is never simple.

Emperor Chongzhen had a plan in his mind on how to clean up the clan and vassal groups of the Ming Dynasty, including how to guide the lower-level clan, and this matter still needs to be figured out gradually.

No hurry.

Wang Dehua, Gao Qiqian and other group of eunuchs who were surrounded left the capital, and those who left with them were a mixed team.

These eunuchs who were ordered to leave the capital were all anxious, and they didn't want to show off in a leisurely way, after all, time didn't allow it.

They don't have the courage to disobey their own emperor, because whoever dares to disobey the will will really die.

Wang Dehua and the others didn't even know what kind of ripples they would have on the court when they left the capital according to the order, which was beyond their imagination.

"Li Qing, what's going on with the counter-insurgency situation in Shaanxi?"

Emperor Chongzhen put down his imperial pen, looked at Li Banghua who had been summoned into the palace, and said with a serious expression: "The burden on the Military Aircraft Department is getting heavier, but we can't forget the power to put down the rebellion."

Since exploring the matter of going to Weisuo, Emperor Chongzhen put him on the Military Aircraft Department, Wang Qia, Li Banghua and other military ministers, all of them felt the pressure.

The first thing to do as soon as possible is to clearly abolish some Jingwei to reduce the financial burden, but even so, there are many interests involved behind it.

"Report to Your Majesty."

Li Banghua looked a little haggard, bowed and said: "Based on the current situation, although the situation in Shaanxi is critical, it has not reached the point of getting out of control.

According to the memorials submitted earlier by Hong Chengchou, the governor of the three sides, Chen Qiyu, the governor of Yansui, and the front of the rebellion against the traitors, the traitors trapped in Shaanxi are becoming more and more aggressive..."

Listening to the situation reported by Li Banghua, Emperor Chongzhen basically understood.

Previously, more than a dozen gangster forces flocked to Xi'an Prefecture, and under the corresponding arrangements of Hong Chengchou, Zhou Yuji and other civil and military personnel, the situation can be regarded as stabilizing.

Most of the wars experienced during this period were won by the imperial court.

The Yongwei Battalion under Zhou Yuji's command, who pursued fortified strongholds and fought dull battles, played a seemingly insignificant role, but in fact it was of great significance.

Not to mention that in such a tense situation, the brave guard camp led by Zhou Yuji even pretended to be a gangster force, and robbed some people who did evil and bullied others.

The resulting situation made many gentry, scholars and other groups in Shaanxi hate the raging bandit forces in their hearts.

In a sense, it weakened the possibility of those rogue forces trying to collude secretly with certain privileged factions in Shaanxi.

The Shenji Battalion led by Cao Wenzhao rushed to the Hanzhong Mansion to close any possible loopholes in the defense line.

The signs that the rogue forces wanted to jump out of the encirclement and flee to other regions were abruptly suppressed.

There is Chen Qiyu in the Yansui area, Hong Chengchou and Zhou Yuji in the Xi'an area, and Cao Wenzhao in the Hanzhong area. The civil and military team involved in countering the rebellion is much more luxurious than that of Yang He.

Not to mention Zhou Yuji, Cao Wenzhao and the others, they did not listen to the instructions of Shaanxi, and in name they went directly to the extremists to quell the rebellion, but in fact they had greater autonomy.

"Judging from the current situation, although the rebellion in Shaanxi is not a small crisis, it can at least stabilize its foothold."

Emperor Chongzhen suppressed a smile, frowned and said to Li Banghua: "A bandit and a prisoner have become Ming's confidantes.

In the past, it was just a Jianlu rebellion, and Daming was able to send troops from other places to aid Liao, but now there is an extra bandit force, but this advantage has been ruined.

I have been thinking recently, can I send some Guanning iron cavalry from Liaoqian to enter the pass, and the imperial court will provide food and salaries, and go to Shaanxi under the order to participate in the suppression of the rebellion? "

Li Banghua thought for a while, then frowned and said: "As far as the current situation in the Liao Dynasty is concerned, if the Guanning iron cavalry is transferred, it is feasible on the premise that it does not affect the situation in the Liao Dynasty.

Furthermore, most of the rogue forces that ravage Shaanxi are infantry. If we can increase the size of the cavalry in Shaanxi to counter the rebellion, we will be able to get twice the result with half the effort. I think this is feasible! "

Although the Liaodong Jiangmen force can be called a local quasi-warlord force.

However, with the core leaders such as Zu Dashou and Wu Xiang being transferred out of Liaodong by Emperor Chongzhen and entrusted with important tasks on the surface, even if there were letters in private, this would inevitably lead to Liaodong's generals, which seemed to be leaderless.

In addition, Emperor Chongzhen's pan-Liaodong strategy has indeed achieved some results in Liao, and Sun Chengzong, who changed his mind, sat in front of Liao.

In a sense, if Emperor Chongzhen uses righteousness to divide, even if Xu Yi is a high-ranking official and generous salary, he can mobilize Liaodong generals.

"Since Li Qing has no objection, let's work hard for Li Qing and go to Liaoqian."

Emperor Chongzhen smiled slightly and said: "This time, in the name of the Ministry of War, a letter of transfer was issued. In view of the danger of suppressing the rebellion in Shaanxi, which may threaten the safety of the capital, we have recruited soldiers and horses from the former Liao Dynasty to enter the pass.

I drafted a few Liao generals, promoted them to official positions, and ordered them to lead the troops to Shaanxi and enter the pass urgently. As for how many soldiers and horses to recruit, Li Qing waited until Liaoqian and discussed with Sun Qing.

But Li Qing, you have to accompany the recruited Liao soldiers all the way until they arrive in Shaanxi. This job is not easy. "

"The minister obeys the order!"

Li Banghua bowed immediately without hesitation.

What the emperor was worried about, Li Banghua knew in his heart, it was nothing more than fear that these Liao soldiers who went to Shaanxi would plunder the place during their rush to Shaanxi.

But what Li Banghua didn't know was that apart from this thought, Emperor Chongzhen was afraid that the Liao generals like Zu Dale would not leave Liaoqian.

From Emperor Chongzhen's point of view, the generals in Liaodong seemed to have a strong tail, but in fact they also had shortcomings. As long as they were asked to transfer from Liaoqian, no matter how high the official position they promised, they would eventually become rootless duckweed.

With the departure of Zu Dashou and Wu Xiang, many things have taken the initiative. What Emperor Chongzhen has to do now is to transfer the Liao generals like Zu Dale out of Liaodong.

False titles such as Tongzhi of the Governor's Mansion of the Five Armies were assigned to them. As long as they were willing to lead their troops to leave Liaoqian, many other things would be easy to handle.

Among other things, Zu Dashou's departure from Liaoqian made it relatively easy for Sun Chengzong to gain a firm foothold in Liaoqian, and the departure of Zu Dale's group will surely allow Sun Chengzong to further strengthen his control.

When Emperor Chongzhen gradually dismembered the generals of Liaodong, and this secret plan was realized, then it would be time to settle the accounts with Zu Dashou and the others.

After all, being able to achieve this step means that the scale of the army actually controlled by Emperor Chongzhen must have reached a certain level, and it is not the kind of existence that cannot be reused.

Liaodong generals who have left the basic board are like tigers whose teeth have been pulled out. There is no deterrence, but the harm is not strong.