The Red House starts from Liaodong

Chapter 419
Wu Wenhua, the right censor of the Metropolitan Procuratorate, was not from the Liao Dynasty and had never experienced the pain of the Liao people. Facing the spontaneous celebration of the Liaodong people, he thought he understood, but in fact he did not understand.

He came, he met, he left.

Sitting on the Liaodong characteristic four-wheeled carriage that Feng Shengzhi personally arranged for him, he felt the four-wheeled carriage, bearings and springs of new technology, driving flat on the straight road.

It is fast and stable, and with the mattress on the bench, people can fully experience the comfort of the ride.

Outside the window of the carriage, the farmland on both sides of the road flew past one by one, and the high canal in the distance extended to the clam river.

A few years ago, this was a wasteland.

Wu Wenhua did not see that the people under the organization of the government had cut down forests, leveled the land, and dug ditches.

in his eyes.

What I saw was a huge fertile land.

The original guards all disappeared, replaced by prefectural and county government offices.

"Another illegal move."

Wu Wenhua sighed secretly.

"No wonder King Zhongshun is so hostile to Marquis Pingliao."

He arrived from Liaoxi to Liaodong, from Haizhou City to Shenyang, only on the straight road between Haizhou and Anshan.

He silently cared about the acres of fields on both sides of the road, and estimated that there should be no less than tens of thousands of acres.

He is the imperial envoy.

There is not a small guard of honor.

When I was in the west of Liaoning, it was the same as in the country. When I arrived in the east of Liaodong, I followed the Romans, and instead of taking a sedan chair, I took a four-wheeled carriage.

His aide, who shared a carriage with him, couldn't help but speak, worried that the driver outside the carriage would hear him, his voice was very low.

"I see the people in Liaodong, they only know Ping Liaohou, but not the imperial court. If things go on like this, the future is unpredictable."

Hearing the concerns of the staff, Wu Wenhua nodded and agreed with the staff.

He was born in a country gentry family, studied since he was a child, and is a well-known prodigy in the local area.

The current grade is not high, but he is already the censor of the capital of the Metropolitan Procuratorate, which is really expensive. If he follows the steps, he will also be the helmsman of the Great Zhou in the future.

What's more, his mentor is Liu Yiru, the emperor's teacher and the chief assistant of the cabinet.

"In the case of Shaanxi, the sage has a heart of love for the people, and once said that he only needs to endure a year of suffering, but it is a pity that the rioters in Shaanxi failed to live up to the grace of the saint.

The corruption of several provinces has only consumed the country's meager savings and made the country worse.

In the end, he was still recruited, so why bother, otherwise the disaster would have been resolved long ago.

This matter in Liaodong is similar to that in Shaanxi. "

"What is the opinion of the Wu Mansion Court?"

The staff came interested.

The aides are candidates, who are recommended by others to become Wu Wenhua's aides. Even so, the aides are still preparing for the next year's capital test.

Therefore, Wu Wenhua did not treat him as an ordinary subordinate, but as a teacher and a friend, forming a karma of kindness.

"At first, there was a rebellion in the Xingdu Division of Shaanxi Province, and the imperial court dispatched elite soldiers from all over the place, and the Miao soldiers went here to quell the rebellion.

Later, he fought in the DPRK and exhausted countless supplies and troops to defeat the Japanese pirates. As a result, the chieftains of Guizhou rebelled, and then the people of Guangdong and Guangxi rebelled.

The war continued, the national treasury was empty, heavy taxes were levied everywhere, and even the reform of mining tax was so on.

The people in Liaodong were unwilling to accept it, and fled to Nuer Gansi, which indirectly strengthened the old slaves and increased the strength of the barbarians.

That's why I sigh, the people's short-sightedness.

The people are ignorant and stupid. It is far-sightedness to listen to the government's words, and they must only care about their own interests. "

Wu Wenhua was a literati around Nanjing, and many local scholars formed associations.

These Confucian literati made a loud cry.

Establish a heart for the world, establish a life for the people, and create peace for all generations.There is also the sound of wind and rain, the sound of reading, and family affairs, state affairs, and world affairs.

Wait for the shocking and exciting language.

Make these book clubs famous.

The people can let it go, but they can't make it known.

Wu Wenhua understands that it can only make the people obey, but not let them understand the truth, otherwise it will only lead to bad things.

Just like when the sage reasoned, he said that the common people in Shaanxi should suffer for a year, but the common people violated the original intention of the sage.

of course.

Wu Wenhua is a censor, so he knows some things, he can say them in private, but he can't say them in public, otherwise, wouldn't it make the common people see the truth clearly.

is fallible.

Now he and his staff are the only ones who come from the same publishing house, so of course they can speak freely.

"Because of the heavy taxation, the common people escaped and broke into the Nuer Gansi, many people were recruited by the old slaves and strengthened their strength.

In the end, the barbarians made troubles in Liaodong and showed their true colors. Who suffered in the end?
Not yet the common people!
They not only harmed themselves, but also the imperial court. How many generals and officials sacrificed, how much manpower and material resources the country consumed.

Today, they don't know how to repent, they don't know how to share the worries of the king, and they don't know how to serve the country.

Sooner or later, it will cause trouble to the upper body, and in the end it will hurt myself. "

Wu Wenhua finally let out a long sigh, his face was full of worry, and he looked like a wise man who saw the situation clearly.

"High regards from the Wu residence."

The staff praised him with admiration, but also felt doubts.

"Since this is the case, how should the court treat Marquis Ping Liao?"

The staff's pursuit of knowledge made Wu Wenhua ponder.

The common people are ignorant, they don't understand the big principles, they only see the small profits in front of them.

Marquis Ping Liao's little kindness can win the hearts of hundreds of believers. He looked at what he saw and heard along the way, and knew that if Marquis Ping Liao rebelled, he would surely corrupt Liaodong.

The Jinjiang army has experienced many years of war, and it is really elite and should not be underestimated.

"The country should cultivate health and well-being, and it just so happens that the civil unrest in Shaanxi has been quelled, which means that tomorrow is my Great Zhou, and we only need to save up for a few years before we can free up our hands to deal with Ping Liaohou.

He is deeply favored by the sage, and he is the king's salary. If he has a righteous heart, he should take the initiative to return to Beijing for his duty.

I met him in Shenyang, as far as I know, I'm afraid he is not a loyal person. "

"I just hope that Marquis Ping Liao will not make mistakes. He will not only harm himself, but also the people of Liaodong."

Wu Wenhua was very worried.

The people in Liaodong really disappointed him, lacking education and ignorance of etiquette.

Moreover, Marquis Ping Liao hid deeply.

It is not easy to deal with the fact that it wins the hearts of the people from the bottom, and wins over the nobles in the country from the top.

Such people.

Either loyal or traitorous.

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Shenyang.

The army that continued to go north to recover the old land was handed over to Liu Chengmin.

Dorgon organized the barbarians to escape from Liaodong, fled to Nuer Gansi, and did not go to Hetuala City.

In the area of ​​Yimahu Mountain, he lost his trace.

The detectives brought back a lot of information. In the entire Liaodong territory, there is only Jierhalang in Tieling.

There are only so many people in Tieling, and they are already insignificant and cannot affect the victory.

So Liu Chengmin led an army of [-] to deal with the last barbarians in Liaodong. It was his choice whether to resist or surrender.

The war has come to an end, but everything has not diminished, even more and more complicated.

Tang Qing'an asked Feng Shengzhi to send Yushi away, but he didn't waste too much energy on him.

It is not Wu Wenhua who can really decide the conflict between the imperial court and Jinjiang Town.

The imperial court has nothing to do with itself.

At least for a few years.

Tang Qing'an understood this truth.

Just like someone in the previous life who owed money and refused to pay it back, but every time he urged him, he promised to pay it back tomorrow, the day after tomorrow, and next month.

In fact, many creditors are well aware that the other party is lying, but they have no choice but to numb themselves, thinking that the other party will pay back.

Unless the other party tears his face and directly tells him not to pay back, he can force the creditor to be desperate and force himself to be tough.

Today's imperial court and Jinjiang Town are just like this, and they haven't torn their skins yet.

The court is not a fool.

Knowing that Jinjiang Town is in great trouble, and knowing that Marquis Ping Liao violated the system many times, but Marquis Ping Liao shouted loyalty, and even some people in the capital helped to wave the flag.

But the imperial court has been in trouble for these years, and it has fallen into a quagmire.

With this layer of skin, I reluctantly chose to ignore it, leaving a fluke.

want to change.

Either the imperial court's accumulated evils will be wiped out, and the national strength will be restored, far stronger than Jinjiang Town, or Ping Liaohou will raise the flag of rebellion now.

otherwise.

The imperial court will not take force easily, it is more of a political means.

An army of [-] arrived at Tieling City.

Jierhalang in Tieling City chose to surrender in the face of the Jinjiang army outside the city, but he wanted Marquis Ping Liao to come in person.

Said swearingly.

As long as he saw Ping Liao Hou's flag, Ping Liao Hou personally promised to treat the people well, and he would lead the army and the people out of the city to surrender.

If war can be avoided, Liu Chengmin is unwilling to increase unnecessary casualties.

While intimidating Jierhalang, he sent people to Shenyang.

Jierhalang and Huangtaiji grew up together, they have deep trust in Huangtaiji, and they have great prestige among the barbarians.

If the opponent is determined to live and die with the city, it will also cause casualties to the Jin Jiang army.

After Xie Youcheng learned of the situation, he immediately saw through Jierhalang's purpose.

"He wants to buy time for Dorgon."

Tang Qing'an smiled.

"Huang Taiji and Dorgon have two temperaments, so their ways of doing things are different."

After learning that Tanma had found Dorgon and led the remaining barbarians to Nuer Gansi to escape, Tang Qing'an knew that Dorgon had made the right choice.

Huangtaiji and Daishan, and even after he ascended the Khan throne, faced Manggurtai's provocations, mostly using political means to subdue many parties.

And Dorgon dared to bet that he wouldn't have too many scruples.

For example, in history, after receiving a message from Wu Sangui, he immediately recruited a large army, regardless of difficulties, and went straight to Shanhaiguan.

So Dorgon was able to take the courage to give up all the cities and return Nuer Gansi.

Huang Taiji cared about the country and was unwilling to give up easily. Coupled with Fan Wencheng's strategy and Horqin's previous hesitation, he was lucky and chose to stay behind.

"Tell Jierhalang that Dorgon has fled Liaodong, and let him not defend needlessly."

Hundreds of thousands of people need resettlement and disposal.

A lot of materials and energy are consumed every day.

In addition, the Jinjiang Army did not understand the terrain of Nuer Gansi, so Xie Youcheng did not recommend going deep alone and chasing Dorgon.

So Jierhalang's goal has been achieved.

Tieling City.

From Jin Jiangjun's mouth, Jierhalang learned that Dorgon had successfully escaped into Nuergansi. Although he could not guarantee the authenticity of the information, he was indeed helpless.

At last.

He led thousands of people out of the city and surrendered to Liu Chengmin.

(End of this chapter)