Daming Crazy Emperor

Chapter 195
Bamboo and silk cigarettes were sold to the emperor's business, Guanhekong locked the ancestor and dragon residence.

The dust was not cold and Shandong was chaotic, and Liu Xiang didn't read books.

"Burning Books" is about the famous burning of books and Confucianism in history. This poem mercilessly mocks Qin Shihuang's atrocities of destroying Confucian classics and books of various schools of thought in order to consolidate the Great Qin Empire, because Qin Shihuang is messing around , Liu Bang and Xiang Yu who later overthrew the Great Qin Empire were not scholars at all!

Taichang stared blankly at the eight-hundred-mile speed report from the Ministry of War, and somehow this poem came to mind in his mind.

King Fugu, King Huntian, King Chuang, each word for king is also full of endless ridicule to him.

In fact, he still has an impression of some peasant uprising leaders in his mind, because these people are too famous in later generations, and their deeds have been spread too widely.

For example, Li Zicheng, this King Chuang is not an ordinary disaster victim, he is the descendant of Xixia King Li Yuanhao, he has been practicing martial arts since he was a child, and his riding skills are quite good.

As for why he rebelled because Chongzhen abolished the post station, that is a rumor.

Yes, he worked as a postman, but he was fired because he lost his official documents. When Chongzhen ordered the abolition of the post station, he was no longer in the post station.

Moreover, he has done many things that ordinary people dare not do.

For example, he borrowed money from the local gentry Ai Juren, but he couldn't pay it back. He wanted to renege on the debt, so he ordered someone to beat him up, and he killed him!
For another example, his wife fell in love with someone else, and he kept doing two things, even killing his wife and adulterers.

He took three lives and had to flee to the desolate Ganzhou Town to serve as a frontier soldier. It wasn't that some post station was abolished, and he had no choice but to rebel.

Moreover, he was doing well in Ganzhou Town. With his kung fu and good riding skills, he even got all the way to the boss.

As for why they rebelled, the superficial reason was that the imperial court transferred soldiers and horses from Ganzhou Town to support Liaodong. Halfway there, there was a mutiny because there was no food and salary.

In fact, Li Zicheng wanted to turn against him a long time ago, because at that time his uncle Gao Yingxiang had already become a well-known king of the rebel army, so whenever he had the opportunity, he took his men and horses to join him His uncle Gao Yingxiang went.

It is clearly recorded in historical materials that when he rebelled, he was not a dismissed postman at all, but the general manager of Ganzhou Town.

As for his uncle Gao Yingxiang, he was not a commoner.

The old Chuang Wang Gao Yingxiang is a horse dealer, and he is good at riding and shooting. He has excellent physical strength and is quite popular. He is famous on the Northwest Road.

In other words, Gao Yingxiang is not an ordinary horse dealer, but a very powerful horse dealer leader.

This kind of person, on the surface, makes money by selling horses. If he encounters a single caravan, he may instantly become a horse bandit who comes and goes without a trace!

There is also the Eight Great King Zhang Xianzhong, who is not an ordinary person.

Zhang Xianzhong was educated, and he also worked as a frontier soldier, a catcher, and a clerk.

However, he couldn't do anything for long, because he became restless when he was doing it, and he started messing around, so he was fired.

This kind of person, being expelled again and again, can find a better job again and again, and does not remember the lesson, and recklessly again and again, this is enough to prove that he is not starving to death.

If he was really starving to death, he would have worked honestly long ago, so how could he still be messing around!
What about Fugu King Wang Jiayin, who was also a frontier soldier and once worked as a bodyguard, he is quite famous in the black and white roads of Yansui Mansion.

In other words, these people are not disaster victims at all!
Not only are they not victims of disasters, but each of them is quite powerful. It is easy for them to make a living. Even if all the victims of disasters starve to death, they will not be hungry.

They rebelled not because they were hungry, but because they wanted to take advantage of the troubled times and achieve dominance!
They are the so-called heroes of troubled times!

The disaster victims are all the cannon fodder for their success.

Otherwise, they wouldn't be the king or the king as soon as they came out. The real disaster victims rebelled only when they were starving to death. Who would dominate when they were starving to death!
Isn't that because the brain is hungry and sick, and has hallucinations?
For example, Wang Er, who took the lead in revolting in the Tianqi Dynasty in history, was the real disaster victim. He rebelled only when he was too hungry. He did not become king, and he did not become king until his death.

Another example is Zhu Yuanzhang, the ancestor of the old Zhu family, who was also an authentic disaster victim rebellion. At the beginning, Zhu Yuanzhang was just a soldier under the Red Turban Army commander Guo Zixing.

What do you want to be kings and hegemons? No disaster victim has ever been a king and hegemony from the very beginning!
The troubled heroes like Gao Yingxiang, Li Zicheng, Zhang Xianzhong, Wang Jiayin, etc. are all waiting for the opportunity to move. As long as they catch the opportunity, they will rise up and become the king directly!
Perhaps, it was precisely because of the turmoil in Liaodong and Southwest China that the imperial court kept mobilizing the troops of the Shaanxi capital, so that the troops near Yansui Mansion were empty, so they waited for the opportunity to move.

Or maybe, they saw that the eunuch party had collapsed, the imperial court was trying its best to relieve the disaster, there would be fewer and fewer hungry people, and the troubled times would eventually end, so they couldn't wait to rise up.

In short, these people's rebellion was not due to natural disasters, they just wanted to use the troubled times caused by natural disasters to achieve some hegemony.

You know, the constant stream of hungry people is their constant source of soldiers!

Moreover, these people don't look at the time to rebel, they just look at the opportunity, when the time comes, they will rebel, and if the opportunity is almost gone, they will rebel too!

After thinking this through, Taichang couldn't help showing a cold light in his eyes.

I am trying my best to provide disaster relief and stabilize the situation in the Northwest, but at this moment you are rising up to deliberately let the Northwest continue to be in chaos. Do you think I don't know your purpose?

Hmph, if you want to be king and hegemony under my nose, and be a hero in troubled times, you want to die!

He couldn't help but snorted coldly, and then shouted loudly: "I pass on my will, order Sun Chengzong, Qi Jin, and Cao Wenzhao to come and see us quickly."

"Boom!" There was a sound of horseshoes, and Jin Yiwei quickly scattered away.

Both Sun Chengzong and Qi Jin were in Dingzibo Fort, and Cao Wenzhao was in Fushun Pass. These three places were only a hundred miles away from Shenyang, so it took more than two hours to go back and forth.

In less than three hours, the three of them had gathered in front of Taichang.

Taichang didn't talk too much, he just circulated the urgent report from the Ministry of War to them, and then asked: "Jiangsheng, with Jiannu's current strength, even if Shenjiying and Shenwuying are not here, can you still do it?" Guard Liaodong, shall we?"

Alas, it's like this every time. Seeing that Jiannu is dying, something else will happen immediately!

What's the matter?
Sun Chengzong sighed secretly, then cupped his hands and said: "Don't worry, the emperor, the number of Jiannu soldiers is less than [-], and there must be no problem for me to guard Liaodong. If possible, I would like to build the fort all the way to Jianzhou Weiwei City Go, copy their lair."

Alas, forget it, the chieftain rebellion in the southwest has not yet been settled, and the peasant uprising in the northwest is still in the ascendant. Liaodong should not take the risk of attacking. If the defeat of Saerhu happens again, then Ming Dynasty will be really dangerous.

Taichang shook his head and sighed: "Forget it, young rope, the slave cavalry is still there after all, and you haven't captured their horses this time, they are still very threatening to fight on their own territory, without cavalry support, you still don't want to fight." Take pawns to adventure."

When Sun Chengzong heard the words, he said helplessly: "I understand that I must stick to Liaodong and prevent Jiannu from taking another step."

Taichang nodded slightly, and then said decisively: "That's it, you quickly order Mangui to take over the defense of Fushun Pass, and here in Shenyang City, you also quickly dispatch troops to take over, Shenjiying and Shenwuying will be taken away .”

Alas, there is no way, the emperor is also in trouble!
Sun Chengzong hurriedly cupped his hands and said: "I understand, I will go and mobilize people now."

After speaking, he bowed and retreated.

Seeing Sun Chengzong walking away, Taichang immediately said coldly: "These rebels are not disaster victims at all. They just don't want this troubled world to end, and they just want to take advantage of the troubled times to rule the roost! So, don't have any mercy. Rebels, kill without mercy! Anyone who dares to claim the title of king, try to catch me alive, and I will punish his nine clans and then execute him Ling Chi!"

It seems that the emperor is really angry.

Qi Jin and Cao Wenzhao hurriedly cupped their hands and said, "The general will understand."

Taichang nodded slightly, and then ordered: "Wen Zhao, go back and prepare immediately, and lead the cavalry from the Shenwu Battalion to Yansui Mansion early tomorrow morning to curb the expansion of the rebel army, and then I will send a large army to encircle and suppress. "

When Cao Wenzhao heard the words, he quickly said "obey the order", and then retreated respectfully.

Taichang then said to Qi Jin: "General Qi, you also go and transfer back the soldiers of the Shenji Battalion from Fort Dingzibo, and prepare to return to Beijing with me."

(End of this chapter)