The ruthless emperor in the late Ming Dynasty forced Chongzhen to abdicate at the beginning

Chapter 313
Seeing the laughter in the room, Herut was also a little embarrassed. If the other party was also a Mongol or some other enemy, he would naturally not say such naive words.

From his understanding of the Han people, their emperors cared more about their reputation. Although the army came from thousands of miles away, as long as they admit their mistakes, bow their heads, and make some compensation, there is a high possibility that the Han people will retreat directly.

Of course, if you express your surrender and agree to send envoys to pay tribute to the Ming Dynasty, let alone the year before last, they just followed the Jurchens to the Liaohe River. , agreed to withdraw directly.

So Herut immediately expressed that the Chechen Ministry was willing to submit to Daming, and would send envoys to Daming to pay tribute every year. As for the marriage, he didn't mention it. Obviously, he also knew that Daming was not in harmony.

Huang Degong and a group of Ming army generals agreed to surrender when they saw each other so readily, and sent envoys to pay tribute every year. Emperors and ministers who paid tribute to foreigners.

Especially those dynasties that used princesses to make marriages at every turn, they said that they were surrendering to the Han people, but in fact, they completely fooled the Han people as fools.

And the emperors and ministers of those dynasties were still complacent, and all of them despised foreigners as barbarians.

At this moment, Huang Degong had a feeling that the other party was fooling him like a fool, and said angrily: "This is not enough, it is far from enough. If you want to eliminate the war, first of all, your Khan must go to the capital to meet my Daming's brother." Your Majesty the Emperor, secondly, all the people in your Chechen Ministry must put down their weapons and accept my arrangement."

"That's right, those who follow the light will prosper, and those who go against the light will perish."

"I've come all the way from thousands of miles away. If you want to fool us with a few words, let us retreat. It's wishful thinking!"

All the generals couldn't help roaring. They didn't feel it before, but now they feel more and more aggrieved, especially this guy, who obviously took them for fools just now to fool them.

If they really agree with the surrender of the Chechen Ministry, after the army returns to Daming, it would be great if the other side can send envoys to the capital to pay tribute for three consecutive years.

"General, this is impossible, absolutely impossible."

Although Herut didn't know why these Han people were so excited all of a sudden, he jumped up and shouted, such a condition is not surrender, it is clearly to annex them, not to mention their Chechens with a population of 8 or 2, I'm afraid Even a small tribe with a population of [-] would not agree to this condition.

"If you don't accept it, then go back and tell your Khan and your clansmen to prepare for the battle!"

"This is a book of war. My Ming Dynasty is a country of etiquette and a teacher of civilization. That's why I didn't attack you without declaring war this time."

As Huang Degong said, he picked up a letter of war from the table and threw it to him, then waved his hand.

The reason why he didn't agree to those Mongols' invitation to fight, and started killing them as soon as they came, was because he didn't want to get a reputation for sneak attack and damage Da Mingming's prestige.

After all, it is impossible for a dignified Ming Dynasty to be like these barbarians, just looting and killing without saying a word, that is what bandits and bandits can do.

Herut subconsciously accepted the letter of war, but he didn't read it. Instead, like the envoys of the Tushetu tribe, he first expressed the strength and determination of the Chechen tribe, and then threatened them.

But all the generals of the Ming army in the tent were full of sneers, and two guards rushed in and dragged Helut out.

The strength of the Chechen Ministry is only a little bit stronger than that of the Tuxietu Ministry. The most difficult thing is the long distance and the unfamiliar terrain and environment. Now that the army has successfully arrived here, how can everyone compare the tens of thousands of Chechen troops? In the eyes of others?Even with the addition of the Zasak department in the east, it can be easily cleaned up.

After all, this time not only increased the cavalry of [-] Tumed tribes, but also increased the cavalry of [-] Tuxietu tribes.

After the envoys were driven away, the Ming army began to recharge their batteries. Although the 2 Ming soldiers were all physically strong and the weather was getting warmer, it was still somewhat affected. They had to adapt to rest for a period of time before they could fully exert their strength. All combat power.

at the same time.

The envoy sent by Yatov to the Zhasak tribe has also arrived at the location of the Zazak tribe's khan tent.

In fact, the Zasak tribe was only two days later than Chechnya. They discovered the Ming army from the south. At first, they thought it was the Tuxietu tribe who had moved back. Later, they found out that there were still many Han Chinese in the team. Going to the Chechen Ministry, the Khan of the Zasak Ministry chose to wait and see what happened.

They even hoped that this army would clash with the Chechen army, or even break out in a war. Both sides would suffer losses and blood would flow like a river. Then their Zasak army would be able to reap the benefits of the fishermen and take the opportunity to dominate the entire Mobei.

After all, the army that came here was only 5 to [-] people at most. If the Chechen Ministry worked hard, it could also gather [-] to [-] capable fighters.

The only thing to worry about is that the two sides will negotiate a settlement due to their respective fears. Therefore, Zasak's great sweat, Zah, readily agreed to the request of the envoy of the Chechen tribe, saying that he will definitely lead all the warriors in the tribe to help the battle and help The Chechen Ministry worked together to destroy this foreign army.

Zah was also worried that Yatov would give up and compromise to the other party in order to preserve his strength, so he agreed and reassured Yatov.

As for whether the other party will destroy the Chechen Ministry and then come to destroy their Zasak Ministry, he is not worried at all.

Although the strength of their Zhasak department is weaker than that of the Chechen department, it is not much weaker. As long as the two sides fight, no matter who wins in the end, they will definitely lose themselves and suffer heavy casualties. At that time, their Zhasak department can easily It can destroy the winning side, and then clean up the losing side.

After Zahe sent the envoy away, he became more and more excited when he thought about it, as if he had seen that the day of unifying all tribes in Mobei was just around the corner.

Compared with Zach's excitement and expectation, Yatov who listened to Herut's report was surprised and angry, and more worried.

"Then the general of the Ming Dynasty really said that?"

"Yes, profusely, and the attitude of the other party is still very tough, there is no room for negotiation, and there is a posture of vowing not to give up until the annexation of our Chechen Ministry." Herut also explained with a worried expression.

"Damn Han people, why are you so tough this time? My Chechen tribe has promised to pay tribute every year, and they still refuse to give up. Do they really think that the tens of thousands of warriors in my Chechen tribe are lambs waiting to be slaughtered?"

"Khan, the Ming army is so tough, there must be something to rely on, and depending on the situation, the Tuxietu Department should be finished, otherwise Agula will not appear."

"This is really troublesome. Those Han people are no better than us Mongols. Their emperor ordered it. The general doesn't care how many people will die."

Yatov's brows were all frowned. If the opponent was dominated by the Tushetu tribe, he could still blackmail Agula with a deadly net. He also believed that Agula would never really dare to fight to the end with their Chechen tribe. Because that would only make the Zhasak department cheaper in vain.

But if the Han people were in charge, he wouldn't be sure. After all, tens of thousands of Han people died, and their emperor probably wouldn't bat an eyelid.

In the end, Yatov decided to wait for the envoy sent to the Zasak Ministry to come back.

(End of this chapter)