I am one year older than Chongzhen

Chapter 43
In the Year of Apocalypse, the situation in Liaodong was not beyond control.

Daming's blockade of Jiannu was very effective, and there was a food shortage on the side of the wild boar skin. If the strict blockade policy could be adhered to, it would really be able to drag down the brutal Jiannu.

Boarskin has been at war for the simple reason that it must be fought and won, or starve to death.

Before he died, he beat Ning Yuan and slaughtered [-] to [-] soldiers and civilians on Juehua Island, the logistics supply base of the Ming Dynasty.

This is the "Ningjin Great Victory" of "National Hero" Yuan Chonghuan.

He killed Nurhachi with one shot "with a strong city and a cannon".

What are the [-] to [-] innocent souls on Juehua Island?Where did the food and military supplies hoarded on the island go?
The "Ningjin Great Victory" reported to the imperial court was the burning of food, military supplies and ships frozen in the port.

What about a liar?
Yuan Chonghuan huddled in the city and didn't dare to fight. The wild boar's family was short of food. There was no risk for him to take the food, so he was willing to burn the food?
The wild boar skin fought for the purpose of robbing, robbing Juehua Island of food and military supplies, and the goal was achieved.

Why does he want Ningyuan City?How far is it from his lair?
The wild boar skin retreated, and this is how Yuan Chonghuan's "Ningjin Great Victory" came about. Emperor Tianqi and Wei Zhongxian were not stupid, so they recognized it with their noses.

Nurhachi, who was shot to death by Yuan Chonghuan, faked his corpse. In April, he went to fight against the Khalkha tribe of Mongolia and snatched a lot of livestock. He didn't cheat his corpse until August.

The population of the slaves was small and the territory was large. The war was not for the purpose of grabbing the territory, but for the purpose of robbing, because without robbing, one would not be able to survive.

They captured too many Han people as slaves, and the Han people must be the first to starve to death without food.

The Han people Aha starved to death, who will plant the land in the coming year?

The result must be a sharp reduction in arable land, less food, and more severe famine.

Exchanging Han slaves for Mongol cattle and sheep can reduce ration consumption and produce more meat. Jiannu certainly did this.

The population of the Kachagute tribe is three times that of the original Hedanbaatar tribe, with more than 1000 people. Because they took refuge in Jianshou three years ago, they exchanged cattle, sheep and horses for many Han Chinese as slaves.

In the end, according to Huang Dazhi's statistics, more than 150 slaves were Han Chinese. Most of them came from Gaizhou, Fuzhou, Liaoyang, and Shenyang.

There is also a very unexpected harvest. Among the Han slaves, there is a 30-year-old man named Wang Baishan who can write. According to him, he is a student in Liaodong.

Of course Huang Yi knew that the students were scholars, they belonged to the official class, and they had the ladder to become a scholar-bureaucrat.

It's a pity that in the era of wild boar skin, there was only one word "kill", and it didn't care about scholar-bureaucrats or officials.

After Huang Taiji came to power, he began to pay attention to traitors and literati.

Wang Baishan's fate was not good, Tianqi was forced into slavery in the second year, and Tianqi was sold to the prairie in the sixth year.

It is impossible for the Mongols to give preferential treatment to the students, and Wang Baishan is like a cow and a horse.

His vitality was very tenacious, and he actually endured the hunger and cold and survived.

He learned that Huang Yi was a Han Chinese and also literate, so he immediately took Huang Dazhi and the others to search for the loot, and found dozens of kraft papers.

This is not the kraft paper of later generations, it is really made of calf skin, which can be used to cover drums.

There is a fountain pen in Huang Yi's travel bag, no writing paper, only three packs of facial tissues, so he has not written down the lecture content, but only recorded it in the notebook of his mobile phone.

After getting the kraft paper, he immediately neatly wrote out nearly a hundred Chinese characters to teach Huang Dazhi and other teenagers, and marked the Chinese phonetics.

Huang Yi can write brush calligraphy. When he was a child, he practiced under the guidance of his father for three years. Later, he found it boring and stopped practicing.

Therefore, writing with a brush is just not too ugly.

But with the foundation of practicing brush calligraphy, it is much better to write pen calligraphy.

All in all, Huang Yi's pen writing is pretty good.

Wang Baishan, who has been a slave for eight years, hasn't seen Chinese characters for a long time. When he and Huang Dazhi watched the idioms written by Huang Yi, such as Zhiyongshuangquan, Pengju Hongfei, loyalty, filial piety and justice, etc., he couldn't help crying...

Huang Yi's population and supplies are increasing, and manpower is needed to help manage them.

Compared with the knowledge learned by the later generations, the scholars of the Ming Dynasty must have partial subjects, but they only have good Chinese scores.

That's enough, at least Wang Baishan can help him teach the teenagers how to read.

If you win the battle, you will gain a lot, and you must reward it on merit!

The number one hero is still Huang Yi, because he is not only the planner and the marching route planner, but also has the military exploits of capturing the enemy chieftain and shooting two enemies.

The great merit of leading the old and weak women and children to defeat Yabahai has not yet been fulfilled.

Hedan Battelle is a straightforward person, how could he treat Huang Yi, who is equivalent to a benefactor of the tribe, badly.

After defeating the Kacha Goode Department, he made a high-profile statement and allocated one-third of the original Kacha Good Department population, livestock, property, and equipment to Huang Yi.

Huang Yi did the math, which meant that there would be dozens or hundreds of Mongolian families under his command, with a population of more than four hundred, twenty or thirty young and middle-aged people, and probably more than eighty string controllers.

Why do you need so many Mongolians?
Huang Yi has always believed that people who are not of our race must have different hearts!
So he is only willing to train Han people, and it is not impossible to train Mongols.

There were tens of thousands of Mongolian cavalry in the army of the Ming Dynasty. Mangui, Heiyunlong, Mengruhu, Hudawei, etc. were all Mongolian generals loyal to Ming Dynasty.

But for some reason, Huang Yi still thinks that the proportion of Mongolians in the team should not be too high, preferably no more than one-fifth.

So Huang Yi negotiated friendly with Hedan Battelle through Huang Dayong's translation, and gave up the huge benefits of sharing one-third of the population, property, cattle, sheep and horses of Kachagute.

He only asked for all the Han Chinese slaves in the Kachagute Department, and asked for one-fifth of the cattle and sheep, horses, grain, yurts and daily necessities.

Huang Yi explained the reasons for doing this. The first reason is of course the language barrier, and he doesn't want to care about those who don't understand his language.

The second reason is that I am a Han Chinese, and I hope that when I return to Daming, I can bring some Han people who have wandered to the prairie with me.

Although Huang Yi didn't see that Hedan Battelle was already on guard.

But to be on the safe side, he clearly told Hedan Battelle from the very beginning that he was not used to the wandering lifestyle on the prairie, and would return to the Ming Dynasty sooner or later, and had no intention of challenging his leadership position.

The long talk this time worked out very well. At this time, Hedan Bateert wanted Huang Yi's support, and was really reluctant to lose Huang Yi.

He felt that he owed Huang Yi too much, and he said a lot with gratitude, and he could translate it in one sentence.

He sincerely hopes that Huang Yi can stay in the prairie forever, stay in his tribe, and he is willing to share wealth with Huang Yi.

Maybe Hedan Battelle at this moment is sincere, but people will change. It is common sense that one mountain cannot accommodate two tigers. Huang Yi just listened to it and didn't take it to heart.

(End of this chapter)