The sun never sets in the Ming Dynasty

Chapter 556 Ask Yu Blind
It is not so easy for Jiannu to give up attacking Jinzhou and retreat!

Although Hong Zhe had been bullied by Huang Shengyin several times, he still patiently waited for the decisive battle with the Ming army led by Huang Sheng at the city of Jinzhou, but when the flowers all withered, the Ming army still remained silent.

When Hongxie completed the deployment of the siege of Jinzhou, he had already sent people to send letters of persuasion into the city many times to carry out psychological warfare. A group of captured and surrendered generals such as the former Guanning General Jiang Xin, Yongping Defense Zhou Hongmo, and Deputy General Yang Huazheng , Xue Dahu, etc. all wrote letters to persuade them to surrender.

These surrendered generals who have become slaves still have a target. The letters they sent into the city all indicated a certain relative, and often the Jinzhou guards they contacted were all acquaintances.

Fortunately, Tang Daoheng is a professional talent who has been engaged in espionage for several years. He has a way of how to prevent the Jin army from instigating rebellion. He asked the supervisor Lu Zhi and the chief general He Kegang to convene a meeting of all civil servants and generals to clarify the discipline of defending the city.

He Kegang set an example and took the lead in not contacting the Houjin army. In the spirit of not talking about peace, not seeing the Houjin army's envoy, and not opening any letters from outside the city, he demanded that the civil and military stationed in Jinzhou must do the same.

Extraordinary laws should be used in extraordinary times. If anyone privately dismantles the letter of Hou Jinjun, no matter whether the content of the letter is important or not, the dismantler will be arrested and sent to prison immediately, and he will not be able to regain his freedom until Jinzhou is relieved.

All Jinzhou civil and military officials promised not to have private contact with the Houjin army, and agreed to supervise each other. When performing tasks that might come into contact with the Houjin army face to face, every official would be accompanied by two eunuchs or two family members of the chief military officer.

Such an arrangement can be described as allowing you to come up with clever tricks frequently, and I let you ask Yu Blind.It can also be explained that you have Zhang Liangji and I have a wall ladder.

Tang Daoheng was very busy. Every day, he would arrange manpower to observe the movement of building slaves on the four walls of the city. When he found out that the Jin army would go out to Jinzhou, he would arrange manpower to shoot black guns.

In the end, the envoy of the Jin army was beaten well, and chose to shoot letters into the city in the middle of the night. This did reduce casualties, and letters continued to fall into Jinzhou city.

Tang Daoheng didn't know how many civil and military people in Jinzhou were shaken, but he assured that none of the dozens of members of the Huang family thought about surrendering.

Tang Daoheng is an orphan on Juehua Island. His father and brother died in the massacre of the Jin army. He was only 13 years old that year. He was lucky enough to follow his mother to Huangjiashan Island to seek refuge and survived. The Ming army talked about the tragic situation after Juehua Island was massacred.

Even if he was the only one left in the battle to guard Jinzhou, he would not hesitate to shoot at Jiannu. He would not be shot in the back by Jiannu like his father and brother and died. At least five Jian slaves will be pulled back.

Tang Daoheng, who fought fiercely in Jinzhou until his death, would kill him mercilessly if he found out that the civil and military forces in Jinzhou had surrendered to the enemy. Even if Lu Zhi and He Kegang were about to surrender, Tang Daoheng would not follow the trend and continue to kill without mercy.

Tang Daoheng has been in Jinzhou for a few months, and now he has two thousand people who train every day. These people's fighting skills are improving every day.

Therefore, he has his own armed forces to use, and there will be dozens of volleys of flintlock rifles from the Huang family's private soldiers to carry out the beheading operation. It should be no problem to kill the rebels.

In just a few months, there were as many as [-] letters sent into Jinzhou City by the Hou Jin Army, each of which had not been opened and read, and now all of them were piled up on the desk of the supervisor Lu Zhi.

Hong Xie is destined to work in vain with a bunch of traitors.

The weather was getting colder and colder, and a few braziers were lit in the tall post-Jin Zhongjun cowhide tent, but there was still not much heat, so Hong sat at the front of the desk and read a few memorials.

Fan Wencheng bowed his body flatteringly and said: "Khan, I'm sorting out the intelligence reports from the Ming Dynasty today, and I think there are some news that should be reported to Khan."

Hong Jie raised his head and said kindly, "Oh? Please tell me, Mr. Fan."

"The emperor of the Ming Dynasty canonized Huang Shengnan as Duke, and promised that he would be bestowed with the title of county king for outstanding meritorious service before he led the troops out of the customs."

This happened not long ago in the Ming court, and the news had already reached Houjin, so it can be seen that Houjin's spies were all-pervasive.

They kept reporting the movements of the Ming court to the two traitors Fan Wencheng and Bao Chengxian.After screening, the two traitors immediately reported the useful information to Hong Jieshi.

Hong, who was reading the memorial, didn't even lift his eyelids, and said casually: "This is not the latest news, I already knew about it."

Fan Wencheng continued: "Khan, don't you think this is unusual?"

Hong Zai murmured: "Unusual, unusual, yes! I understand what you mean, sir."

Fan Wencheng saw that his master realized what he meant, and regained his spirits, he said, "The Great Khan is really the Lord of the Kingdom, but it's a pity that the emperor of the Ming Dynasty is too young to do anything. He doesn't have the heart and tolerance of the Great Khan."

Thousand wears flattery and doesn't wear it, Hong is really useful, he laughed and said: "Huang Sheng is not satisfied with the title of Nan Guogong, he is digging his own grave!"

"The sweat is very clear. Huang Sheng has six thousand private soldiers under his command. Everyone is equipped with fine armor and has a good horse to ride. It is better than Li Chengliang who used to call the wind and rain in Liaodong!"

"Haha, Huang Sheng is young after all, he is so sharp, the Emperor of Ming used him this time, what will happen tomorrow?"

"Khan, the capital of the Ming Dynasty recently staged a drama 'Manjianghong'. I am afraid that Yue Wumu's fate will be fulfilled by Huang Sheng. The emperor of the Ming Dynasty will not care about his public opinion for the sake of stability."

"At this time, I, Da Jin, have a lot of articles to do. I am writing a book every day and sending people to shoot into Ningyuan, but I want to see how determined Huang Sheng is?"

"The Great Khan really has a clever plan. I think it should be a two-pronged approach."

"Sir, are you going to send people to the capital to spread rumors, forcing Huang Sheng to bring troops to Jinzhou to fight our army in order to clarify himself?"

"That's one. Second, we need to write more letters to contact Huang Sheng. As for whether he received it, it's hard to say."

"Good, let's do it like this. Sir, if you decide to make a difference, you will definitely gain something."

Huang Sheng didn't intend to fight immediately against the Golden Army. Moreover, with the current strength, there was no certainty of victory. After all, there were only nine private soldiers with a total of 8000 horses, not even the personal guards and the medical team. to 2 people.

The rest of the Ming army who dared to fight included Heihu, Lu Chengzu's less than 7000 troops, Xiao Machao's [-] white-armed soldiers, Ye Haowu's more than [-] Zhejiang soldiers, and Qing Geertai's [-] cavalry could also fight.

The other Ming army, Huang Sheng, cannot be trusted for the time being, although the number of Lian Ningyuan defenders is as high as [-].

Every time Huang Sheng led the army to face each other, the Houjin Army maintained a partial strength advantage. This time, the number of troops they brought was less than half of that of the Houjin Army, so the danger can be imagined.

(End of this chapter)