Ming Dynasty: I, Emperor Chongzhen, swear not to go to Meishan

The offensive and defensive battles in Yutian and Su County lasted for more than three months, and ended when Duo Ergun led his army to withdraw to Shanhaiguan.

In this battle, Wu Sangui, Geng Zhongming, Shang Kexi and other puppet troops suffered casualties of 210,000 horses, and the Qing army suffered nearly 40,000 casualties, while the Yutian defense line and Suxian defense line were impregnable.

Seeing that his own side suffered heavy casualties and low morale, the Ming army's morale was high and reinforcements were arriving continuously. Coupled with the approaching cold winter, Dorgun had no choice but to order the withdrawal.

Subsequently, Zhu Youjian appointed Qin Liangyu as commander-in-chief, Lan Fang as deputy commander, and military counselor Gu Junming as chief of staff, commanding the No. 1 and No. 2 battle groups to start the battle to regain Shanhaiguan.

More than 300 cannons of various sizes bombarded Shanhaiguan indiscriminately. Although the puppet army and the Qing army wanted to defend this fortified city, they suffered heavy casualties under the bombardment of artillery fire. In addition, the people in the city and the puppet army could not bear the Qing Dynasty. After being bullied by the army, they organized themselves spontaneously, cooperated internally and externally, opened the city gates, and welcomed the army into the city.

The Qing army and the puppet army retreated hastily. Because the city fell too quickly, Dorgun took the people in the city and retreated outside the pass. His plan to set fire to the city failed. Azige and other famous generals were also killed by snipers in the chaos.

After the army recaptured Shanhaiguan, Zhu Youjian transported a large number of cement and masons to rebuild the scarred Shanhaiguan City. The Ming Dynasty entered a two-year period of recuperation.

During the battle to retake Shanhaiguan, more than a dozen riots planned by powerful nobles broke out in the Ming Dynasty, but they were all suppressed by the troops led by Sun Chuanting, Lan Fang, and Red Lady.

The largest and most dangerous riot was jointly planned by the Donglin Party and the powerful nobles of the capital. They took advantage of the tight fighting on the front line and when the Third Battle Group rushed for reinforcements, they first controlled the four gates of the capital through bribery and other means, and then concentrated their forces. Attacking the palace, he was just a little short of breaking through the palace, charging into the palace, and killing Gou Hunjun.

However, they didn't know that this was a big hole dug by Zhu Youjian for them. They even used themselves as bait to transfer the third battle group led by Xu Yu to the Yutian defense line, leaving only Chang Buzhou's Royal Guards to guard the palace in the capital. , when these people launched a rebellion, Xu Yu led the third battle group to kill a carbine.

The Royal First Division was originally an elite division that had experienced the test of blood and fire, and the entire division was equipped with D2-type rifles, and its combat power had soared. How could the powerful private soldiers of the family who still used swords and other cold weapons be able to compete with these private soldiers? When the soldiers attacked the palace, they suffered heavy casualties and their morale dropped early. As soon as the third battle group came back, it collapsed.

For Zhu Youjian, this was an excellent opportunity to clear all obstacles. Not only did he order the removal of all the Donglin Party members and wealthy businessmen who participated in the rebellion, but he also ordered all the powerful and wealthy businessmen from the wealthy family who were neutral on the surface but secretly supported the rebellion to be eliminated. Lost it and made a lot of money.

Relying on the power of his iron-blooded suppression of the rebellion, Zhu Youjian did not stop at one thing or another, and smoothly eliminated the eight imperial merchants who were only interested in profit, secretly supported the enemy, and even defected to the Qing Empire.

The wealth he made this time was enough to build a hundred new military divisions in one go.

After this thunderous and iron-blooded method, Zhu Youjian eliminated the internal hidden dangers and was able to take action freely, launching new policies that benefited the country and the people. The Ming Dynasty, which was recuperating and recuperating, was able to slowly regain its strength. Even if it did not reach its heyday, ZTE was already looming. state.

During this period, Duoerguan, who suffered a huge defeat and lost his troops, returned to Shengjing and was almost killed by the opposition. Fortunately, he was only injured. Killed him and consolidated his throne as regent.

However, due to this great civil strife, the Qing court's vitality was severely damaged and it was no longer able to go south to the Central Plains in the short term. He could only slowly accumulate strength and wait until the time was right before entering the Pass to compete in the Central Plains.

Three years later, the war against the Qing Empire began. Zhu Youjian ordered Xu Yu, Lan Fang, Hong Niangzi, Qin Liangyu, and Lu Yiming to each lead a battle group out of the customs, and the troops were divided into five groups to attack Shengjing.

This is a battle to destroy the country. Zhu Youjian has staked all his family wealth. There are five battle groups with a total of 100 divisions and 1.5 million troops, all D2-type rifles, as many as 3,000 improved large and small caliber artillery pieces, and even There are also a hundred water-cooled heavy machine guns that have just been successfully developed and worked overtime to build.

Of course, in order to ensure the normal transportation of logistics supplies, millions of civilians were recruited. Fortunately, the Ming Dynasty had many people. Otherwise, the logistics supply alone would not be enough for any small country.

The five armies seemed to be fighting independently, but in fact they supported and cooperated with each other, adopting steady and conservative tactics to slowly advance, and gradually compressed the Qing Empire's living space.

The offensive and defensive battles in Yutian and Su counties lasted for more than three months, and ended when Duoergun led his army to withdraw to Shanhaiguan.

In this battle, Wu Sangui, Geng Zhongming, Shang Kexi and other puppet troops suffered casualties of 210,000 horses, and the Qing army suffered nearly 40,000 casualties, while the Yutian defense line and Suxian defense line were impregnable.

Seeing that his own side suffered heavy casualties and low morale, the Ming army's morale was high and reinforcements were arriving continuously. Coupled with the approaching cold winter, Dorgun had no choice but to order the withdrawal.

Subsequently, Zhu Youjian appointed Qin Liangyu as commander-in-chief, Lan Fang as deputy commander, and military adviser Gu Junming as chief of staff, commanding the No. 1 and No. 2 battle groups to start the battle to regain Shanhaiguan.

More than 300 cannons of various sizes bombarded Shanhaiguan indiscriminately. Although the puppet army and the Qing army wanted to defend this strong city, they suffered heavy casualties under the bombardment of artillery fire. In addition, the people in the city and the puppet army could not bear the Qing Dynasty. After being bullied by the army, they organized themselves spontaneously, cooperated internally and externally, opened the city gates, and welcomed the army into the city.

The Qing army and the puppet army retreated hastily. Because the city fell too quickly, Dorgun took the people in the city and retreated outside the pass. His plan to set fire to the city failed. Azige and other famous generals were also killed by snipers in the chaos.

After the army recaptured Shanhaiguan, Zhu Youjian transported a large number of cement and masons to rebuild the scarred Shanhaiguan City. The Ming Dynasty entered a two-year period of recuperation.

During the battle to retake Shanhaiguan, more than a dozen riots planned by powerful nobles broke out in the Ming Dynasty, but they were all suppressed by the troops led by Sun Chuanting, Lan Fang, and Red Lady.

The largest and most dangerous riot was jointly planned by the Donglin Party and the powerful nobles of the capital. They took advantage of the tight fighting on the front line and when the Third Battle Group rushed for reinforcements, they first controlled the four gates of the capital through bribery and other means, and then concentrated their forces. Attacking the palace, he was just a little short of breaking through the palace, charging into the palace, and killing Gou Hunjun.

However, they didn't know that this was a big hole dug by Zhu Youjian for them. They even used themselves as bait to transfer the third battle group led by Xu Yu to the Yutian defense line, leaving only Chang Buzhou's Royal Guards to guard the palace in the capital. , when these people launched a rebellion, Xu Yu led the third battle group to kill a carbine.

The Royal First Division was originally an elite division that had experienced the test of blood and fire, and the entire division was equipped with D2-type rifles, and its combat power had soared. How could the powerful private soldiers of the family who still used swords and other cold weapons be able to compete with these private soldiers? When the soldiers attacked the palace, they suffered heavy casualties and their morale dropped early. As soon as the third battle group came back, it collapsed.

For Zhu Youjian, this was an excellent opportunity to clear all obstacles. Not only did he order the removal of all the Donglin Party members and wealthy businessmen who participated in the rebellion, but he also ordered all the powerful and wealthy businessmen from the wealthy family who were neutral on the surface but secretly supported the rebellion to be eliminated. Lost it and made a lot of money.

Relying on the power of his iron-blooded suppression of the rebellion, Zhu Youjian did not stop at one thing or another, and smoothly eliminated the eight imperial merchants who were only interested in profit, secretly supported the enemy, and even defected to the Qing Empire.

The wealth he made this time was enough to build a hundred new military divisions in one go.

After this thunderous iron-blooded method, Zhu Youjian eliminated the internal hidden dangers and was able to take action freely. He introduced new policies that benefited the country and the people. After entering the period of recuperation, Ming Dynasty was able to slowly recover its vitality. Even if it did not reach its heyday, ZTE was already looming. state.

During this period, Duoerguan, who suffered a huge defeat and lost many troops, returned to Shengjing and was almost killed by the opposition. Fortunately, he was only injured. Killed him and consolidated his throne as regent.

However, due to this great civil strife, the Qing court's vitality was severely damaged and it was no longer able to go south to the Central Plains in the short term. He could only slowly accumulate strength and wait until the time was right to enter the Pass and compete in the Central Plains.

Three years later, the war against the Qing Empire began. Zhu Youjian ordered Xu Yu, Lan Fang, Hong Niangzi, Qin Liangyu, and Lu Yiming to each lead a battle group out of the customs, and the troops were divided into five groups to attack Shengjing.

This is a battle to destroy the country. Zhu Youjian has staked all his wealth. There are five battle groups with a total of 100 divisions and 1.5 million troops, all D2-type rifles, as many as 3,000 improved large and small caliber artillery pieces, and even There are also a hundred water-cooled heavy machine guns that have just been successfully developed and worked overtime to build.

Of course, in order to ensure the normal transportation of logistics supplies, millions of civilians were recruited. Fortunately, the Ming Dynasty had many people. Otherwise, the logistics supply alone would not be enough for any small country.

The five armies seemed to be fighting independently, but in fact they supported and cooperated with each other, adopting steady and conservative tactics to slowly advance, and gradually compressed the Qing Empire's living space.