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Chapter 344 Khalkha Korea
The Qing Dynasty retreated from Beijing too decisively, which completely disrupted Zhu Yijiong's deployment.

Although the whole of Beizhili was not directly corrupted, the long-term corruption in Shandong and Henan provinces still had an indirect impact on Beizhili.

Just the number of hungry people fleeing famine from the two provinces has almost overwhelmed Beizhili.

The reason why the local officials in Northern Zhili were completely at ease was also here.

Well, the Ming army is doing the same thing now.

Only cities and towns are governed, leaving the countryside to the people themselves.

At the same time, the refugees were directed to move to Henan and Shandong to open up wasteland and settle down.

Otherwise, regardless of whether there is enough food, the conflicts between these refugees and the local indigenous people will first intensify.

Such is the conflict between natives and guests in Guangdong that has lasted for hundreds of years.

In a sense, it was also thanks to King Lin's excessive actions in Guangdong, which resulted in serious population losses in Guangdong and Guangdong, that the Ming Dynasty did not face the increasingly intensified conflicts between natives and guests after taking over.

If there is a conflict, just relocate directly, but there will be a lot of land for resettlement.

Here in Beijing, the Ming army is still working to rescue the victims.

Fortunately, although the Manchus fled, they did not burn down the imperial city and palaces.Moreover, the relevant manuscripts of "History of the Ming Dynasty" and "History of the Qing Dynasty" and other collections of books were not brought with them.

Yinzhu originally wanted to take it with him, but the "History of the Ming Dynasty" was okay. But if the manuscript of the History of the Qing Dynasty was obtained by the Ming army, what's the point?
Dai Duo reminded: "Not to mention that these are just dead objects, even if they are really taken with them. Even if they are brought to Beijing, the Ming Dynasty can still compile the "History of the Qing Dynasty", and no one will doubt the authenticity. There is no difference between taking them with them or not. Big. Moreover, in order to achieve a great cause, it is to become a minister of the Ming Dynasty emperor, so why not? Does the regent think so?"

Yinhu thinks so.

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However, it was said that Xuantong's small court returned to Shengjing with the Eight Banners of the Capital, but the Liaodong region including Shengjing was vast and sparsely populated, and the climate was cold, making large tracts of land unsuitable for survival.

This was also Dorgon's fault. The population of the Eight Banners of the Qing Dynasty was not large.

In the chaos of the late Ming Dynasty, Dorgon moved the entire population into the pass in order to strengthen his determination to go south to the Central Plains.

The land outside the Liaodong Pass has now become a foreign land, and development was prohibited during the Qing Dynasty.

The so-called Ning Guta in exile is today's Heilongjiang.

The Eight Banners garrison general here was also called General Ningguta, until General Ningguta moved to Jilin Wula (Jilin) ​​in the 15th year of Kangxi.

In the 22nd year of Qianlong's reign, the name was officially changed to Jilin Wula General, and then it was customized.

The name of Jilin Province actually comes from General Jilin Wula, which means city on the coast in Manchu.

The Manchu and Qing emperors of all dynasties tried their best to control the migration of Han people inside the Pass to outside the Pass.

Until the end of the Qing Dynasty, the population of Liaodong was only over 100 million.

Only now, the population of Taiwan has almost surpassed theirs, and Taiwan continues to accept the relocation of redundant people from Fujian and Zhejiang provinces.

Outside the Liaodong Pass now, even if the population of the Eight Banners in the capital is included, it will not exceed 50 at most.

And it's either a flag soldier or a banner man.

They are all accustomed to enjoying the good life. It is not only difficult for them to go farming again, but it is also uncertain what they will be able to do.

At this stage, we can only rely on those coated slaves, some slaves who were exiled in the early years, and the Han people who fled and lived outside the customs.

Yinhu made two preparations. First, he ordered the people under his rule to plant winter wheat as much as possible, and then immediately launched a foreign war.

Moreover, they sent troops in two directions, plundering Khalkha Mongolia to the north and attacking North Korea to the south.

Forget about squeezing the wild Jurchens for food, the wild Jurchens are the Sauron tribe...

Khalkha Mongolia and General Ulyasutai were completely confused. They didn't even know that the emperor had changed until now.

No, it's not that the emperor was changed, but that the two emperors ruled together.

Both sides say that the other side is a false emperor or a father-son game!

Yinhu's reason for the war was very crude, that is, General Ulia Sutai united the Khalkha Mongolian tribes and took refuge in the puppet emperor Yongzheng.

This sounds like pure nonsense. Yinhu didn’t even communicate with Khalkha.Moreover, strictly speaking, the Khalkha surrendered to the Manchus to protect themselves because of the pressure from the Khalkha.The Manchu Qing Dynasty also always ruled Khalkha under the rule of Jisi. Because it was too remote and cold, the cost of governance was too high.

But this is not important, it is just an excuse, as long as the Monan alliance flags "believe".

Although everyone is Mongolian, Monan and Mobei are different. Even the orthodox Mongolian Khanate is in Monan.

Khalkha has its own khan court. Not only are Monan and Mobei hostile to each other, but even the banners of Monan alliances. Without the Manchu Qing's deliberate differentiation policy, the entire Monan is full of Khans.

Lin Dan Khan was defeated at the hands of Huang Taiji at the end of the Ming Dynasty. On the one hand, Lin Dan Khan was too conceited and lacked ability. On the other hand, Lin Dan Khan was trying to rebuild Mongolia.

This harmed the interests of the Khan kings of the Monan tribes.

Although after following the Manchus, these Khan kings regretted it even more.

The Khalkha Mongolia is divided into six khanates. The closest to Liaodong is the Khalkha East Road Gegen Chechen Khanate, which was also the original Chechen khanate.

Next to the Chechen Khan was the Tushetu Khan, and these two Khans were the first to suffer.

The Solon soldiers from Shengjing and the Mongolian cavalry from various alliance banners in Monan gathered a total of [-] troops, led by Yinqi to raid the two Khan tribes.

The two units combined must have more than [-] cavalry.But on weekdays, they live alone in the grasslands grazing, so they never expect to be stabbed in the back by their own people.

The two major Khan tribes that had no time to gather their troops were directly attacked by the coalition forces of Shengjing and Monan tribes and entered the Khan's court. Chechen Khan Gunchen and Tuxietu Khan Wangzal Dorji were directly killed in the battle.

Among them, Tuxietu Khan Wangzaldorji was the most confused. He had always been loyal to the Manchus and was even registered as Oqilai Batu Tuxietu Khan in the 60th year of Kangxi.

Why was he suddenly killed by his master?
It cannot be considered destroyed, because the Manchu Qing Dynasty then supported Chebden Banjul as the new Chechen Khan and Dundan Dorji as the new Tushetu Khan in the two major Khan tribes.

On the other side, the situation in North Korea is even worse. North Korea has been blackmailed twice by Yongzheng in a row. Large-scale famine has broken out in the country and the people are about to revolt.

Now the Qing Dynasty sent troops to plunder without any explanation, and the entire northern part of Korea was killed by the Eight Banners of Shengjing.

Under such continuous internal and external troubles, King Li Yun of Joseon finally lived up to expectations and passed away.

Historically, he actually died this year, and it is considered a miracle that he survived for so long.

The North Korean courtiers first eagerly gave him a temple title and a posthumous title, and then a dispute broke out over who would succeed him.

The Young Lun faction such as Li Guangzuo and Zhao Taiyi believed that Li Bang should be welcomed back to the throne immediately, but the Old Lun faction represented by Kim Yi Jing and Mu Hulong believed that since Li Bang was a sinner, he no longer had the right to inherit the throne.

Yes, Li Yun's identity as the king's younger brother was abolished last year on the grounds that he had contacted the Ming court without authorization and brought back a letter stating that he was the king and Li Yun was dethroned.

Although Li Bin did not want to make it public, the news inevitably got out in the end.

Li Bin, the younger brother of the king, was deposed by the ministers of the Laolu sect, and many officials in the East Palace, including Pu Wenxiu, were sent to Jeju Island as slaves.

This matter was also reported to the Qing court incidentally.

Looking at it this way, do you think the North Korean minister is a little too cool?

However, the Laolun sect during Li Yun's period was just that powerful.

Because Li Yun was weak and sick, he could hardly govern the country, so Wang Shidi was established.

But even after Wang Shidi was established, Li Bing still narrowly escaped death at the hands of powerful ministers from the Laolun sect.After finally ascending to the throne, he had to compromise again and again. It was not until the foundation of the Shaolun sect was firmly established that he took advantage of it and launched it.

Jin Yijing, Mu Hulong and other old-school commentators did not want to support the trouble of Li Bang, and believed that Li Qizhi (the son of Li Yiming) should be supported as king.

However, Li Guangzuo, Zhao Taiyi and other Shaolun sects immediately vetoed it on the grounds that they were all sinners (Li Yiming was sentenced to death by Kangxi for being disrespectful).

As a result, such a small North Korean court triggered a new round of party strife over the issue of succession to the throne.

Obviously, the country is already boiling with public dissatisfaction, the Manchus are looting the north again, and an internal uprising is about to break out, but they still have the heart to fight here.

This is also in line with North Korea's consistent tradition. From the party disputes between the Easterners and the Westerners, the Easterners gradually divided into southerners and northerners.

The Northerners were further divided into the Great Northern faction and the Little Northern faction, and then the Great Northern faction and the Southerners retreated, leaving the Westerners in power.

Westerners then divided into Laolun and Shaolun. Laolun was divided into the East Party, the South Party and the North Party. Shaolun was also divided into Jun Lun (hardliners) and Xiao Lun (moderate faction).

Pay attention to one mitosis and endless life.

(End of this chapter)