Desert Eagle Suletan Khan

Prime Minister Jeong Tae-hwa and General Kim Seok-joo of the Inner Guard were ordered by King Lee Jung to pacify the rebellious troops and civilians outside the palace. When they heard that King Lee Jung had agreed to conclude an alliance with the State of Wei, the soldiers and civilians cheered in unison.

Wang Yiwen still had doubts, and said to Zheng Taihe: "Don't deceive us as the leader of the council."

Zheng Taihe knew Wang Yiwen. He knew that he was a person highly regarded by King Xiaozong, the head of the Eight Surnames of Suilong, and the leader of this group of rebellious soldiers and civilians. He immediately bowed and said, "Don't worry, Mr. Wang. I have always kept my promises. Moreover, falsely conveying the king's orders is a capital crime. How dare I do this? If you don't believe me, I am willing to stay in the camp as a hostage."

Wang Yiwen nodded slightly, "We believe in the Prime Minister, so we don't need to be hostages. But how will the court deal with us afterwards? Has it been decided?" This is to the point. Although the King of Chao agreed readily now, what should he do if he and others are charged with treason after the fact? In fact, before the rebellion, he had discussed with Li Yingren, Li Chenglong, Hu Keji, Zana and others. If the soldiers gather together, they will be safe, but if the soldiers disperse, they will be in danger. Since the guards, who are mainly the remnants of the Ming Dynasty, have already rebelled, they cannot be disbanded. The King of Chao must be asked to join the army and form a camp. Only with the army in hand can they be safe. This request was made clear to the Prime Minister when Zheng Taihe was released. Now it depends on the attitude of the King of Chao, Li Jian.

"I have reported your request to His Highness," Zheng Taihe tried to open his cloudy old eyes and said with a spirit: "His Highness said that today there are only righteous men who love our Korea and want to shed blood for the humiliation of Dingchou, and there are no rebels who have evil intentions. All the righteous men will be organized into a Han Brigade with a fixed number of 2,000 people. After Korea and David sign an alliance, they will serve as the vanguard of the Northern Expedition against the Qing. " It was the idea of ​​the Prime Minister to classify the rebel army and the rioters as patriotic righteous men and use them as the main force of the Northern Expedition. Since this group of people have already rebelled, it will be uneasy if they are not given an explanation. Once they rush into the palace out of fear, the situation will be gone. Since they used to be the guards of the training supervisor, it is better to forgive their crimes, use their lives, organize them into a brigade, and send them to the Northern Expedition against the Qing. In this way, we can give an explanation to Weiguo and also explain to the Qing court that it was the Ming Dynasty survivors who offended the Qing Dynasty, not the Korean army.

"Thousands of years~Thousands of years~Thousands of years~"

When they heard that the King of Chao had not only pardoned them for their crimes, but also organized them into a Han brigade to serve as the vanguard of the Northern Expedition against the Qing invaders, the soldiers and civilians present were all excited and shouted "Long Live the King". Wang Yiwen, Yang Fuji, Feng Sanshi and other leaders of the Eight Surnames of Emperor Xiaozong were so excited that they burst into tears. They could finally fight against the Qing invaders in the north to avenge the loss of their country and the kindness of King Xiaozong. How could they not be excited!
Seemingly to reassure the soldiers and civilians who were in rebellion, Jin Xizhou led his men to escort Wei Xiangshu, the envoy of the State of Wei, into the palace. The envoy was very elegant, and he frequently waved to the soldiers and civilians, which caused a surge of cheers. Yijibisi, who was pretending to be an attendant, secretly admired him. With this trick by Wei Qinchao, all the people of Korea knew that the King of Chao and David had formed an alliance to attack Qing. A man cannot stand without trust, let alone the king of a country? If the King of Chao betrayed his trust, it would inevitably affect his prestige and instability of the throne.

Li Yu did not break his promise and happily signed an agreement with Wei Xiangshu to form an alliance to attack the Qing Dynasty. He appointed Wang Yiwen as a training general, Yang Fuji, Feng Sanshi and others as training generals, organized the rebellious soldiers into a 2,000-man Han Brigade, and asked Wang Yiwen's troops to join the Wei Army in the Northern Expedition against the Qing Dynasty. He also agreed to pay 50,000 taels of silver as military pay for the Northern Expedition. Although the amount given was not as much as the Great Khan Lianhua requested, it was considered to be on the warship of the David Kingdom after all. The two sides also signed a treaty of friendship and trade, and merchants from the two countries could trade normally, breaking the Qing Dynasty's trade blockade of the Wei Kingdom. From then on, Wei Kingdom merchants could sell goods to Japan through Korea. The huge profits from maritime trade can greatly alleviate the financial pressure of the Wei Kingdom in the long run, but in the short term, the 50,000 taels of silver given by Korea did not help the finances of the David Kingdom much.

No matter what, Wei Xiangshu successfully completed his mission. When he came, he had more than a hundred people. When he left, he had more than 2,000 Han brigades under the command of Wang Yiwen, Yang Fuji, and Feng Sanshi, and 50,000 taels of silver. He brought this group of people to Yizhou to meet with Wang Guotai and Han Dong. Hearing that the alliance was successful, Wang and Chao were overjoyed and immediately withdrew to the north bank of the Yalu River and returned Yizhou to Korea. To be honest, the more than 40,000 Korean troops outside Yizhou still put a lot of pressure on them. Regardless of their combat effectiveness, it would be a lie to say that there was no pressure just from those dark and endless camps. Now, they have finally completed the mission assigned by the Khan without any danger, and can return to Liaonan smoothly!

As soon as he returned to Zhenjiang Fort, Wang Guotai ordered a banquet to entertain the imperial envoy Wei Xiangshu and the Korean generals who followed the Northern Expedition, including Wang Yiwen, Yang Fuji, and Feng Sanshi. In his view, these people were not Koreans, but Han people like himself. If he carefully won them over, he might be able to use them for his own benefit, so he entertained them with extra care.

"Lord Wei, please drink this cup to the bottom. I wish you a smooth journey back to Beijing!" Wang Guotai raised his glass excitedly.

Wei Xiangshu was not polite either. He drank the wine in the glass and reminded with a smile: "As the general guarding southern Liaoning, you must be careful about the Qing army from Zhili and Shandong invading southern Liaoning by sea, and beware of the Qing army from Ningguta moving south. You must also beware of the fickleness of Korea. The responsibility is heavy. I offer you a toast and wish you to defend southern Liaoning and make new contributions!" These words seem to be congratulations, but they contain an implicit reminder that southern Liaoning has a special geographical location and is vulnerable to attacks from multiple hostile forces, so it is necessary to be careful.

Wang Guotai, however, did not take it seriously. He burped loudly and said with a smile, "Mr. Wei, you worry too much. The Qing navy in Zhili and Shandong has always been weak, far less capable of fighting than the navy in Zhejiang, Jiangsu, Fujian and Guangdong. Moreover, the elite troops of the Qing army in Zhili were either annihilated by our army or transferred to Datong and Xi'an, and the rest had to guard Beijing. Even if their navy was capable of transporting troops to land in southern Liaoning, where would they get the troops to transfer? As for the Qing army in Ningguta, it is currently facing multiple attacks from our army. It is difficult to protect itself, so how can it have the courage to attack southern Liaoning? The only thing to worry about is Korea. Now that Korea has become an ally of David, there is no need to worry about southern Liaoning!"

After hearing what he said, Wei Xiangshu said no more, smiled and said some polite words before leaving.
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Things in the world are often unpredictable. Extreme sorrow can lead to happiness, and extreme happiness can lead to sorrow. Wang Guotai, the general of Jinzhou who was in charge of guarding southern Liaoning, thought that after North Korea became an ally of David, there would be no more foreign threats in southern Liaoning and it would be as solid as a rock. But someone wanted to destroy his pot of soup. After defeating the Babai tribe of the guards, Bahai, the Angbang Zhangjing of Qingning Guta, ordered the deputy governor of Fengtian, Dadu, and the first-class guard Langtan to guard Hetuala, and led 5,500 Solon soldiers to the south at lightning speed to attack the guards on the Yalu River.

The warlike Bahai led his army southward from Hetuala via Yahu Pass, Weiziyu, a wall fort, Jianchang Fort, and Gushan Fort. He found that there was a beacon tower in Kuandian Fort in the south. In order to prevent the news from being leaked, the Zhang Jing ordered a detour to Fenghuang City (Dingliao Youwei). The city guard of Fenghuang City was Wu Erqing, a surrendered general of the Qing Dynasty. His ancestors were originally Han people from Liaodong. He was unwilling to surrender to the Qing Dynasty because he surrendered early and was incorporated into the Han Army Banner. He was also considered a bannerman because he was paid by the banner. He was also unwilling to be loyal to the Qing Dynasty. Seeing that the Wei army was powerful, he led 200 troops to surrender without saying a word. Such a person would surrender if he saw the Qing army fighting back. But the Solon soldiers marched so fast that he had no time to react and rushed into Fenghuang City. Before Wu Erqing had time to kneel down and surrender, he was stabbed by Alanjika, a brave general and cavalry captain in the Solon camp. (End of this chapter)