I'm sure of the prosperous age of Kangxi and Qianlong!

Chapter 454 Shaanxi, Gansu, Yunnan, Guizhou and Liaoning (there is an Easter egg picture in this chapter)
"Cewang Alabutan is dead, and it seems that the Western Region is going to be in chaos again." Zhu Yijiong raised his head and looked northwest with deep eyes.

The image of Galdan Celing in "The Legend of Zhen Huan" is completely that of a reckless man and a lustful maniac.

As for the impression of Zhu Yijiong's personal interview, I don't know if it's good or bad. A reckless man is indeed a reckless man. Such a person will definitely have trouble with Luobuzangdanjin when he takes over from Cewang Alabutan.

In fact, this urgent military report from the border town had already been delayed even before it arrived in Nanjing.

In today's situation in the Western Region, the Western Region is still in charge of the Junggars who are responsible for Galdan's policy. Luobuzangdanjin previously relied on the power of the Junggars to return to Qinghai. Now he is taking the Khan title given by Zhu Yijiong and is directly known to the outside world as Heshuoteyi. The law is respectful to Khan.

He was completely indifferent to Galdan Celing and did not even send envoys to Nanjing.

Hmm, psychotic behavior!
The situation in the Western Regions returned to chaos, and Yongzheng was also fighting on the front line, and there was a fire in the backyard.

The Ming army marched into Sichuan, and the Qing army rushed to fight. Yongzheng personally sat in Chengdu to supervise the battle, and the entire Shaanxi and Gansu provinces were left to the care of his confidant Tian Wenjing.

However, as the Manchu and Qing Dynasties were in decline, these officials who were still under the Manchu Qing's rule were not all fools. How could they not see that the Qing Dynasty was no longer viable.

In this case, it is natural to corrupt and plunder money desperately, just like the last carnival before the end.

Naturally, Tian Wenjing, the emperor's confidant and governor-general of Shaanxi and Gansu, couldn't bear this situation.

The emperor ignored the dangerous situation on the battlefield and marched on the expedition in person. It's okay for you and the Fox of Sheshu City not to help, but they are still holding back here.

Should be killed!They all deserve to be killed!

Then, Tian Wenjing died in an unknown manner.

With the death of Tian Wenjing throughout Shaanxi and Gansu, the original delicate balance was completely broken.

As a result, just before the end of last year, some officials in Shaanxi finally forced the people to rebel, and they also directly promoted the banner of the Commander-in-Chief of the Xi'an Army in the Ming Dynasty.

At first glance, I heard that they were members of the Caotai team and did not know how to randomly arrange official positions.

However, this does not hinder the great cause of these people's rebellion. In addition, the elite soldiers in the Shaanxi-Gansu region are either guarding Junggar at Jiayuguan, or they are all taken to the battlefield in Sichuan by Yongzheng.

Not to mention Gansu, at least Shaanxi was incomparably empty. Faced with this sudden peasant uprising, they still waved the banner of the Ming Dynasty.

Those local officials did not even dare to defend the city, so they abandoned the city and fled. In ten months, the peasant army occupied most of the Guanzhong Plain and surrounded Xi'an.

Zhu Chengxun raised his hands and said: "Shaanxi officials forced a people's uprising, and the generals of Hubei's Fifth Army discussed it all night. Yizhou Marquis Zhou Haizhong decided to send troops despite all the opinions. He said that if His Majesty is blamed, he will bear all the responsibility."

Zhu Yijiong smiled instead of being angry: "This Zhou Haizhong has learned from Yang Gong and others, and he also knows to obey authority in a hurry."

When the ministers saw that the emperor did not seem angry, they suddenly felt at ease.

As the first assistant, Wang Li immediately expressed his position on behalf of the cabinet: "Although the Marquis of Yizhou obeyed the power urgently, he still disobeyed military orders. The cabinet believed that he should be punished as a punishment."

Zhu Yijiong thought for a while and said: "The situation on the battlefield is changing rapidly. Zhou Haizhong did the right thing in this battle, but after all, he still disobeyed the emperor's order and raised troops without authorization. He will not reward or punish him, just as a warning!"

If there is no reward or punishment, and the punishment is replaced by a warning, this matter is over.

It seems that Zhou Haizhong has gained nothing, but you must know that this is only a ruling on sending troops, and the battle has not yet been fought!
Once the war starts, the winners will naturally be rewarded and the losers will be punished. It’s fair, isn’t it?
When Nanjing received the news, Zhou Haizhong's Fifth Army had already marched into Shaanxi via Hubei and Henan. It was estimated that the war was about to start now.

After talking about the chaos in the Western Regions and Shaanxi-Gansu, Zhu Yijiong put down the memorial and asked confirmingly: "Is it true that the chieftains of Yunnan have rebelled?"

"They have all rebelled." Wang Li said, "The chieftains of all ethnic groups in Yunnan have now formed an alliance, and the chieftains, mainly the Luohei chieftains, are now requesting to join our court. Diao Ruzhen is now the leader of the alliance."

Zhu Yijiong asked: "Who is this Diao Ruzhen?"

Wang Li replied: "Diao Ruzhen is the son of Diao Huan, the black chieftain who died in the Yunnan Uprising."

Zhu Yijiong nodded: "That's it."

Not only is the son inheriting his father's legacy, but it also feels like the world is being closed.Historically, this Diao Ruzhen also started an uprising last year. The reason was that the Manchus were forced to return to their native land and cut off the territory and villages of their Diao (surnamed) people, and then they rebelled in anger.

In this time and space, although Yongzheng appeased these Diao people, he also returned the chieftain duties and even acquiesced to their newly occupied Han territory.

But Zhang Guangsi, the Miao executioner, went too far in Guizhou. He really killed all the Miao people. All the Miao people were forced to return to their native land, and those who disobeyed were all punished.

In the two years since Zhang Guangsi took charge of Yunnan and Guizhou alone, the Miao population in Guizhou has dropped by at least [-]%.

Don't think it's outrageous. In history, Zhang Guangsi did more than this. He even took the initiative to lead troops to loot the Miao villages, slaughtering thousands of Miao families in one month, and deliberately stimulating the Miao rebellion.

The famous general is indeed a famous general, but he is also ruthless enough.

Yunnan Diao Ruzhen was originally restless and lonely, and her father died at the hands of the Qing Dynasty. There was such a blood feud.Seeing that Zhang Guangsi was killing so happily in Guizhou and the Manchu and Qing dynasty was in decline, fortunately, he took advantage of the Manchu and Qing court's inattention and spent half a year secretly connecting various chieftains to form an alliance.Last year, a fire broke out in the inner courtyard of the Manchu Qing Dynasty, and they launched a rebellion when they had no time to take care of themselves.

Moreover, rebellion was a rebellion, and this Diao Ruzhen was very smart. He quickly controlled the territory belonging to the chieftains, opened up the channel with Guangxi, and then frantically contacted the Guangxi Ming army and requested to join the Ming court.

The Guangxi side could not be suppressed, and there were still insufficient troops, so they had to send an urgent message to Nanjing by fire, not only to request orders from the Nanjing court, but also to request reinforcements.

After all, the fighter plane is fleeting, and this is nearly half of Yunnan. If the Manchu and Qing Dynasties wait until the Qing Dynasty reacts, it will be too late.

Zhu Yijiong pondered for a moment and said, "Do these Yunnan chieftains really want to join us sincerely?"

"That should be the case." Wang Li has not been ignorant of military affairs in these years. He said at this moment: "The Manchu Tatars are at the end of their rope, just like the chaos in Shaanxi. There is no reason why these Yunnan chieftains will not rebel. If they rebel, for their own sake Bao, of course, we can only join our court. Moreover, what’s the problem even if we are not sincere? We just need to seal the Xuanwei Division first. As long as we can eliminate the retreat of the Manchu Qing Dynasty, we will have plenty of time to deal with it slowly in the future."

Indeed, for a very simple reason, these chieftains just did not want to be buried with the Manchus and Yongzheng.

To be honest, it is incredible to the Ming court that Shaanxi could wait until now before the government forced the people to rebel.

Shaanxi fellows are really tolerant!
Zhu Yijiong sighed: "But I was too forward-thinking."

It is impossible for these chieftains to sincerely submit to the Ming Dynasty. They rebelled against the Manchu Qing Dynasty because the Manchus changed their lands and returned to the Qing Dynasty. How could they sincerely submit to the Ming Dynasty?

But it doesn't matter, what Zhu Yijiong wants now is to kill Yongzheng quickly. These chieftains in southwest Yunnan and Guizhou will naturally have plenty of time to deal with it calmly in the future.

Zhu Yijiong did not hesitate too much and directly issued an order: "Order the cabinet and the Privy Council to immediately raise military supplies and equipment, and order the Sixth Army of Southern Hunan, He Xiangming, to march into Guizhou. The Guangxi Army will cooperate with the Southern Hunan Army to march into Yunnan and attack the Manchu and Qing Tatars with all their strength. This year Within this period, we must regain Yungui!"

"The minister obeys the order."

Several cabinet ministers immediately responded with their hands raised.

In addition to the west, there is also good news in the east of Liaodong. The city of Hetuala, which the Manchus had defended for a year, was finally abandoned.

The reason is not only that the Manchu and Qing dynasties could not withstand it anymore, but also that the Manchu and Qing dynasties in Liaodong were already in such a situation that internal strife could break out.

The two brothers Yinhu and Yinqi were almost at the same time, and they died one day apart during the New Year period.

When Zhu Yijiong saw this, he just sighed: "Has the political struggle between the Manchu and Qing Tatars reached such a serious stage?"

The deaths of Yinhu and Yinqi finally let go of the last illusions of the Manchu Qing Dynasty. The remaining troops decisively protected the Queen Mother and the young emperor, abandoned the capital of Hetuala and the city of Sarhu, and carried a large amount of money, food, supplies, and people along the way. Flee in the direction of Ning Guta.

Along the way, they were discovered by the Fushun Ming Army, who led their cavalry out of Fushun Pass to pursue them, and successfully intercepted a large number of people with money, food, and people.

Ha ha.

It is also ironic that Ninggu Pagoda was a place used by the Manchu Qing court to exile prisoners. Nowadays, these high-ranking Manchu Eight Banners men, even the young emperor and the "Zhen Huan" Queen Mother, are all going to Ninggu Pagoda by themselves. The towers flocked to him like ducks, seeking the elusive way to survive.

At this point, the entire territory of Liaoning has been surrendered, while Jilin and Heilongjiang, which have not yet been recovered, are just hanging on.

If it weren't for the extreme cold and difficulty in supplying food supplies, the Liaodong Ming Army would have pursued them long ago.

(End of this chapter)