Take the arsenal to Da Ming

Chapter 295
Why did Hauge never let go of his promise when Tangning persuaded him to surrender, but chose to escape from prison at this time?
Once he escaped from prison and fled to the new army camp, he would definitely be regarded as a traitor.

Hauge couldn't have imagined this point, but he still made this decision in the end.

The reason for this is that Hauge’s situation is similar to that when Hong Chengchou was captured by the Qing army. He didn’t want to die in his heart, and he was sure that the other party would not kill him immediately, so he put on a show.

On the one hand, he wanted to show his integrity, and on the other hand, he wanted to raise his own worth.

Hong Chengchou succeeded, Huang Taiji went to see him in person, greeted him a little bit, took off his robe and put it on him, Hong Chengchou immediately knelt down.

But Tang Ning couldn't do that to Hao Ge, and whether Hao Ge surrendered or not, Tang Ning was valuable to Tang Ning. If he demoted himself, he could use him to make a fuss.

If you don't surrender yourself, even if you return to the Qing court, you will become Dorgon's opponent, and you can find a way to get on line with him, alienate or help him deal with Dorgon.

Moreover, Tangning guessed that after Hauge was imprisoned, there was a high possibility that he would escape according to the escape route she provided him.

The reason is simple, Hauge has already lost the throne, how could he be willing to lose his life so easily, and he still lost his life in the hands of Dorgon, his biggest opponent.

In the official history, he was killed by Dorgon after he was imprisoned. There was no way to resist, and there was no way to escape.

Now that Tangning has paved the way for him, his character is a bit weak, so Hauge, who is not so decisive, naturally cherishes his life.

So jailbreaking is also reasonable.

A prince, who was still the eldest son of Huang Taiji, fled and surrendered on his own initiative. To Ming Dynasty, that meaning was different. To Qing court, it must have been a huge blow.

Hauge's prison escape process was not that thrilling, because with the cooperation of his own people, it didn't take much energy to escape.

After escaping from the dungeon, Hauge knew that he was tied to Tangning, so he could only choose the way Tangning left for him.

Therefore, he immediately found the place where the secret path was located, and sure enough, someone was waiting.

The people waiting here were very professional, and they even carefully disguised Hauge and the others. With their assistance, Hauge and a few cronies successfully came to the edge of the moat through a secret passage.

At some point, a few more logs were added to the river, and a few people who assisted them let Hauge and the others go down into the river, and then grabbed the logs.

It turned out that each log was tied with a long rope. After they grabbed the log, they pulled the rope a few times in a regular manner, and then a force quickly began to pull the log. They took advantage of the night like this the moat.

After reaching the other side of the moat, the people on the other side took Hauge and the others away from Shengjing City, then rode fast horses and galloped towards Shanhaiguan.

After Hauge fled all the way into Shanhaiguan, he was warmly received by Tangning, who immediately drew up a beautiful blueprint for him.

Obviously, that was already prepared, just waiting for Hauge to come.

First of all, we must stir up this matter and take the initiative in public opinion, so the latest issue of "Ming Pao" was published quickly.

In "Ming Pao", Hauge denounced Dorgon as having no king.

After Jin became the emperor's uncle and regent, all the princes and nobles had to gather in one place to wait for the decree to be handed down, and they had to "kneel to send" Dorgon off for all the big gifts, such as hunting and sending out teachers.

If it returns to the palace, it needs to be sent to the gate of the palace.

In the case of New Year's Day and celebrations, the Minister of Civil and Military Affairs went to congratulate Dorgon after congratulating Emperor Shunzhi.

During the last dynasty, Dorgon got off the sedan chair inside the Meridian Gate, and the kings had to get off the sedan chair outside the Meridian Gate, etc. Although he was not the emperor of the Qing Dynasty, he already had the name of the Emperor of the Qing Dynasty and the power of the emperor. Big, even surpassing the real Shunzhi Emperor.

With such great power, he was almost in control of Nanzheng's actions, but in the end he failed, which led to the following series of events.

Since the Qing Dynasty, Dorgon himself, as the regent, should also bear the unshirkable responsibility.

But the fact is that Dorgon is so powerful that no one has been able to convict him. Instead, he took the opportunity to suppress dissidents and further expand his own strength.

It can be seen that Dorgon was selfish and abolished his personal interests because of public affairs. Even when the Qing Dynasty was in crisis, he did not seek the power to unite the Qing Dynasty, but avenged his personal revenge publicly.

Moreover, it was Dorgon's Zhengbaiqi and his elder brother Azige who were defeated and lost Yingtian Mansion. Dorgon did not punish his elder brother severely and did not think about his own mistakes.

As long as he Hauge made a little mistake, he would make trouble, and wanted to kill him Hauge, thereby stealing the imperial power of the Qing Dynasty.

It seems that Dorgon has regarded the Qing Dynasty as his own private property, only caring about his own interests, and completely disregarding the life and death of the Qing Dynasty.

Hauge said that he was completely disappointed with Daqing, and Daqing can only survive if he makes changes.

Therefore, Hauge can only find a way to regain everything that belongs to him and kill the traitor Dorgon.

At the end of the report, Tang Ning also expressed his attitude on behalf of the new army, saying that at the invitation of Prince Da Qingsu, in order to stabilize the north, he hereby sends troops to support Prince Su who is willing to befriend Da Ming for generations.

Because the recruits were invited by the eldest son of Emperor Taizong of the Qing Dynasty, Prince Su Haoge, the new army was famous for sending troops, and it was not a breach of contract.

So far, the peace treaty signed by the two parties less than two months ago is useless.

In this short period of time, the Qing court could only simply repair the walls of Shengjing City, and a large number of defensive weapons, especially artillery, were missing.

Because after Tangning occupied Shengjing, he immediately sent people to transport a large amount of supplies, weapons and treasures to Shanhaiguan.

When the two sides signed the peace treaty, Tangning's actions had already ended, so what was left to the Qing court was a hollowed out city.

On the other hand, the Qing court, due to the restrictions of the peace treaty, could not plunder the capital and the cities along the way, so it only brought a small number of belongings back to Liaodong.

These things are far from enough to rebuild Shengjing in a short period of time, and there is no way to improve Shengjing's defense.

However, as long as the Qing court is given some time, there is no big problem in doing this, and it will even be further strengthened and perfected.

But none of them expected that such a thing would happen within two months after the peace agreement was signed.

Two months is too short.

However, for Tangning, it was enough for him to mobilize supplies and troops to garrison Yongping Mansion behind Shanhaiguan.

Tang Ning's original main force in conquering Liao did not withdraw a single soldier, so he dispatched another 40 troops from the rear.

Because now he has more than one million troops in his hands, and the troops transferred to the north are mainly from the four towns in Jiangbei.

These people have been fighting a civil war with themselves before, and now they need to do something serious.

This time, Tang Ning's troops were divided into three groups, one of which went out of Shanhaiguan and headed north.

All the way through the waterway into Liaodong Bay, and landed at the mouth of Liaohe River according to the last route.

The last way is also through the waterway, landing at Lushunkou.

Because Liaodong Bay is concave, it almost forms the shape of a gate with the two land routes of Shanhaiguan and Lushunkou.

Therefore, the Shanhaiguan and Lushunkou roads set off first, and then the black tiger in the middle took out its heart and swept across the entire Liaodong.

(End of this chapter)