Bury the Qing Dynasty

Chapter 170 Daming still wants a face

The Red Creek in Batavia was originally named Hongxi, but it was changed to Hongxi because of the tragedy in 1740. In just one week, the Hongxi in the Chinese urban area was murdered. Corpses clogged, blood stained the river.

Therefore, Hongxi has the title of Hongxi.

At that time, the Dutch authorities were worried that the Qing court would send troops to retaliate, so they took the initiative to "report" the Qing Dynasty, expressing the hope that this incident would not affect the relationship between the two countries, and in the second year after the incident, that is, 1741 (Qian Deer Liu [-]) removed Adriaan Valckenier, governor of the Dutch East Indies.

However, after learning of the Hongxi tragedy, the court of the Qing Dynasty and the old dog Qian Deaf only said that "the matter is hurtful, but the crime is self-inflicted", "the abandoned people of the heavenly dynasty did not hesitate to abandon their ancestors' tombs and go abroad for profit. Don't ask."

Then he backhandedly splashed this matter on Wanli——

"Businessmen are the most humble of the four peoples in China. How could they be used as pariahs to start a military revolution! Also, merchants abandoned their homes and traveled to the sea, and never returned in winter. Fathers, brothers and relatives all despise them. There is no pity to abandon them. Instead, soldiers will work hard for teachers."

Doesn't it look like Qian Deaf's old dog's tone when he talked about the Hongxi tragedy?
This is the so-called "Edict to Lu Song", but the original text of this call is lost!These few sentences are still referenced from the essays written by Xu Xueju, a Jinshi during the Wanli period, deputy capital censor, and Fujian governor.

As for Xu Xueju, the various records in "History of the Ming Dynasty" also appear to be contradictory. First, he said that Xu Xueju did not like the Chinese. The traitors who commit crimes and crimes are killed purely at their own fault.

Immediately after that, he wrote "Reporting and Returning to Lusong Prisoners and Merchants", first to ease the emperor's emotions, explain the difficulties of the expedition, and at the same time be righteous and strict, and warn the Spaniards: "My emperor will unify Fang Xia, and his appearance will last through the ages; etiquette and music prestige, the world will abide Like one", using the victory of the three major campaigns to show the country's prestige and deter the Spaniards.

It is estimated that such inconsistent records can only appear majestically in the history of the Ming Dynasty.

In fact, for this incident during the Wanli period, the more valuable reference material is the petition sent to the Supreme Court by Archbishop Benavides of Manila:
"This danger is perhaps greatest, since the mighty Emperor of China threatens us with a vast fleet, saying that if we do not comply with his two demands (i.e., the return of banned merchants and looted property), we will send A thousand ships come ... the Emperor of China will at least cut off the trade with these areas, and impose heavy penalties on violators, which is very likely, and this will be the complete destruction of this colony."

The Supreme Court of Manila, meeting on June 1606, 6, to study the Archbishop's petition, ruled as follows: "Order the custodians of the estates to furnish as soon as possible an inventory of the property in their custody for restitution; When the vessel arrives, the arrears of payment shall go into the royal treasury; as for the Chinese serving on the vessel, the matter is being investigated so that appropriate measures can be taken, and a ruling will be made before the Chinese merchant vessel departs."

Therefore, to say that Wanli was devastated because of the three major levies that wiped out the treasury, plus 20 people were drowned in floods in some areas of Daming at that time, and the earthquake lasted for two months. Powerless, that's very possible, but if you want to say that Wanli said the same nonsense as the old dog Qian Deaf, "How can we use the untouchables to start the military revolution", then it really can only be hehe.

Including the subsequent 14 years of Shunzhi, Zheng Chenggong sent a letter to an overseas Chinese in Batavia, Java, asking him to stop trading with the West Philippine authorities. At the same time, he was preparing to lead troops to attack the Philippines as a punishment.

In the first year of Mazi, after Zheng Chenggong captured Taiwan, he sent someone to write a letter to the Governor of the Philippines, condemning his crime of killing and plundering overseas Chinese, and strictly ordering him to correct his evil ways.

At this time, the Spaniards had already heard the news of Daming Liangliang, so, afraid?It is impossible to be afraid, not only not afraid, but another massacre.

In Mazi's nine years and Mazi's ten years, Zheng Jing, who is said to be "quite incompetent", had twice prepared to conquer Manila, but failed to send troops due to various factors.

Of course, the twelve emperors of my Qing Dynasty were all the emperors of the Ming Dynasty, and the sixteen emperors of the Ming Dynasty were all stupid emperors with full sub-professional skills. Ming loyalists like Zheng Chenggong and the others should be even more damned.

Although Zhao Yi, a literati scholar in the Qian Deaf Dynasty, said that "the history of modern times, apart from Ouyang Gong's "History of the Five Dynasties", the "History of Liao" is concise, the "History of Song" is complicated, and the "History of Yuan" is sloppy, but the "History of Jin" is elegant and clean. The narrative is concise and a little impressive, but it is not as complete as "History of Ming Dynasty."

In fact, Scholars Zhao was completely fooled, because those literati who surrendered to my Qing Dynasty were all useless and incompetent people. It's simply laughable and generous!
Of course, Zhu Jinsong has no time to pay attention to the Netherlands now.

For Zhu Jinsong, it was God's business not to forgive the Dutch barbarians and Yinhou, but Zhu Jinsong just planned to pack them up and send them to God at an appropriate time.

Clearly, now is not the time.

Zhu Jinsong casually threw "History of Ming Dynasty Biography Volume 220" aside, and said to Zeng Cheng and other bigwigs: "The old second soldier is out of cochin, and some people may not be able to sit still."

Just as Zeng Cheng and other big shots were in a daze, Zhu Jinsong nodded to Ke Zhiming again, and ordered: "Let them also take a look at Zeng's residence."

After Zeng Cheng and others got the information distributed by Ke Zhiming, the expressions of Zeng Cheng and others could not help but become subtle.

As Zhu Jinsong said, as Zhu Erdan began to march towards Jiaozhi, Siam, Burma and other Nanyang tribes could not sit still.

After all, there has never been a shortage of smart people in this world.

Bai Ziqi first marched into Jiaozhi under the banner of returning to the Li family, and then caused Li Weiqi's family to die violently for no reason. Became An Lehou of Daming.

After all, the Nanyang monkeys are not fools, so it is impossible not to understand the twists and turns.

However, it is precisely because they can see clearly that the Nanyang monkeys intend to be fools. After all, smart people often die too early, so it is better to be stupid.

Now, these Nanyang monkeys who forced themselves to be fools have prepared their credentials and gifts, and plan to come to Jinan Mansion in person, not only to "congratulate the new emperor of Ming Dynasty on the throne", but also to express "the world accepts the grace of the Ming Dynasty, and wishes to be forever The attitude of being a servant of the Ming Dynasty, guarding the Nanfan for the Ming Dynasty.

The problem is that Zhu Erdan has already led the army to do cochin——

Although the "Daming Newspaper" did not say that Siam and Burma would be easily killed, but Zhu Erdan is the brother of the Emperor Zhu Jinsong of the Ming Dynasty. Burma and Siam, could the Ming court kill him?
Three glasses of fine wine is almost the same!

It was precisely because of this that the expressions of Zeng Cheng and the others were particularly delicate.

After pondering for a while, Zeng Cheng frowned and said, "Why don't you let Chief Ke's staff work hard?"

Ke Zhiming looked at Zeng Cheng with silly eyes, and said mockingly: "Zeng Futai regards the Jinyiwei as the Jinyiwei of the Yongle period?"

"If the Jin Yiwei in the Yongle period, His Majesty said that they should die in the third watch, no one in this world would be able to keep them until the fifth watch."

"The problem is that the current Jinyiwei is not the Jinyiwei of the Yongle period. The establishment of the fourteen thousand households has not yet been completed, and the penetration of the Nanyang feudal clans is not in place."

"In fact, Ke also tried to send people to the Nanyang feudal clans to contact the remaining Jinyiwei, but there are very few who can really be contacted. If it is a few years later, it is estimated that none of them can be contacted."

Ke Zhiming sighed, shook his head, and then continued: "Also, when the news came, the Burmese ruler Meng Yun and the Siamese ruler Chao Phraya Chakri had already left their country. It is estimated that after the Jinyiwei got the order , They have already entered the territory of Daming - if there are no accidents, it is estimated that in another month or so, they will be able to reach Jinan Mansion."

When Ke Zhiming said this, Zeng Cheng also felt a little numb.

If Meng Yun and Chao Phraya Chakri were still in Burma and Siam, Jin Yiwei would kill them if he killed them. At worst, he would just plant dirt on the bandits afterwards. Anyway, they are small feudal states, and there are several gangs Bandits are a very reasonable thing to do, right?
The problem is that they must not be killed in the territory of Ming Dynasty. After all, they are the lords of the small country of the vassal state, and they came to recognize their father under the banner of celebrating Zhu Jinsong's ascension to the throne. ——Don't look at how the Qing Dynasty changed history books randomly and splashed dirty water, but the Ming court absolutely did not allow such a thing to happen.

Daqing can be shameless, but Daming still has face.

Just when Zeng Cheng and other big shots were having headaches, Zhu Jinsong also had headaches.

The emperor who is in his twenties suddenly wants to have a few more sons who are in his teens... This horse riding is not a headache, it's just a pain in the ass, okay?

……

The closer they were to Daming, the more frightened Meng Yun and Chao Phraya Chakri became.

Since ancient times, the influence of the Central Plains Tangkou on the surrounding areas has been in all aspects, from military affairs to politics to people's livelihood, economy, and culture, basically spreading from the Central Plains Tangkou.

Of course, it does not rule out that Zhongyuan Tangkou will actively absorb foreign good things, and turn these things into Zhongyuan Tangkou's ancient things.

For example, the music of Kucha, the dances of the Western Regions, and the suona.

How many people know that suona, a traditional national musical instrument, originally originated in Persia?
The key is that Qiuci, the Western Regions and Persia have never raised objections.

The same is true now.

When the Qing Dynasty was relatively strong, except for pigtails, the clothing styles and culture of the Qing Dynasty began to slowly spread to Myanmar, Cochin, Siam and other places. Now that the Qing Dynasty is cool, the monkeys in these places have begun to learn Ming's clothing and culture.

The closer the place is to Daming, the more obvious these things are.

But when Meng Yun, Chao Phraya Chakri and others officially set foot on the land of Ming Dynasty, all the Nanyang princes fully realized the difference between Ming Dynasty and Qing Dynasty.

Meng Yun, the lord of Burma, turned pale: "It's too late, it's too late, the Tartars mistaken me! If I had known what Ming Dynasty looked like earlier, I would have given the sage's praise and praise to the sage earlier, and now..."

The face of the Siamese lord is also not good-looking, but the Burmese lord is sighing himself, while Chao Phraya Chakri has lost his temper on all the followers: "You trash! If you inquire about the situation of Daming early , Didn’t the widow just submit to the court early? It’s a good thing now, my foundation of Siam for hundreds of years is about to be buried in the hands of the widow!”

Until all the entourage officials were so scolded that they couldn't lift their heads, the Siamese king Chao Phraya Chakri ordered again: "Come here, get ready, I'm going to visit the Burmese king."

After arriving at the Burmese ruler Meng Yun, Chao Phraya Chakri said straight to the point: "The current Daming is no longer the former Daming. This time I have an audience, I'm afraid..."

Meng Yun also frowned and said: "I know that His Royal Highness King Qin led troops to attack Jiaozhi. It is estimated that Jiaozhi will completely abolish the feudal clan. Now I am afraid that our two families will end up in the same end."

After Chao Phraya Chakri nodded, Meng Yun went on to say: "Now, we can only place our hopes on the Emperor Ming, and see if he will show some face."

After hearing the words Daming Emperor, Chao Phraya Chakri's heart moved, and he said with a smile: "It should be? No matter what, Daming is the kingdom of heaven after all."

After a haha, Chao Phraya Chakri seemed to have remembered something, and said: "By the way, I suddenly remembered that I still have something to deal with, so I went back first, and I will come to you when I am done. .”

After Chao Phraya Chakri left, Meng Yun's complexion suddenly turned black like the bottom of a pot.

Because Meng Yun has already figured out the reason why Chao Phraya Chakri's face changed drastically - Chao Phraya Chakri came to look for him because of the words Daming Emperor, and Chao Phraya Chakri left in a hurry, It's also because of the words Daming Emperor!
In the 18th year of Shunzhi, the Qing army invaded Yunnan. Zhu Youlang fled to Mandalay, Myanmar. Later, Wu Sangui invaded Myanmar.

Chao Phraya Chakri must have thought of this, so he left in a hurry!

The problem is that there is almost no solution for Meng Yun.

No matter how much you argue, it can't change the fact that the Burmese king once handed Emperor Yongli to Wu Sangui—as a foreign vassal of the Ming Dynasty, handing the Emperor of Ming to Wu Sangui is a betrayal in itself!
Meng Yun slumped on the chair, muttering in his mouth: "It's over, it's over, I didn't think of this before, but now it has become a reminder for my Burmese, but I don't know how the Emperor Ming will concoct my Burmese!" Already!"

(End of this chapter)