Reborn Regent of Ming Dynasty

Chapter 620 Collusion

Although Chen Xinjia didn't say it clearly, his words were written in the title book given to the Secretary of General Administration by the Ministry of War. This is tantamount to a vague promise, and the articles in it are self-explanatory.

After the inscription was delivered, before the supervisor of ceremonies could do anything, Chongzhen himself drew the imperial pen, approved the reply, and immediately executed it.

The emperor of the Ming Dynasty ranged from dozens of inscriptions and memorials a day, to hundreds or even hundreds of them. In theory, only the six ministers had inscriptions, and most of them could directly implement them. Deal with the opinions, and after the emperor reads it, he can personally approve it, or transfer it to the official to approve it on his behalf. The approval was not small. In the 12th year of Chongzhen, the emperor was so troubled that he ordered that any memorial except for the money and food of the Binggu should not exceed a certain number of words. Even so, Chongzhen still got up earlier than chickens and slept later than dogs. , the sympathy and affection for him in later generations is mostly due to this.

The emperor issued a batch of replies, and the cabinet naturally approved, and then transferred to the Ministry of War, sending special envoys all the way south along the canal. The speed of water transportation was limited to more than [-] miles a day. The capital was less than [-] miles from Caozhou. Six days later, the edict forwarded by the Ministry of War arrived. In the city of Caozhou. [

Liu Zeqing was 37 years old at this time, and even by the standards of the Ming Dynasty, he was still young and vigorous. If it were hundreds of years later, it would be absurd to be a general in his thirties. With honorary titles such as the governor and doctor Ronglu, Liu Zongbing's personal life can be said to be successful.

At the age of 21, he joined the army, at the age of 31, he went to the altar to worship the commander, and at the age of 41, he cracked the soil and became Mao... This is a topic that Liu Shuai often talked about with people when he was in Jiangbei, and of course he was full of pride.

Later, when the Qing soldiers went south, he decisively surrendered. Nearly 20 of his subordinates, together with Liu Liangzuo’s and Li Chengdong’s, surrendered. The Han army joined forces to attack Jiangyin, Tu Jiading, and Taicang. Anyway, there were many slaughtered in Jiangnan. In addition to Yangzhou, where the Qing soldiers did it themselves and the Eight Banners soldiers were the main force, in the rest of the massacres, it was these Han generals who swung their knives in front. Those who knew the truth didn't know whether to cry or laugh!

"Congratulations to the Grand Master!"

Liu Department General Bai Wenfu was in front, and Zhang Guozhu, Zhang Siyi, Ma Huabao and others all bowed down in front of the hall, with smiles on their faces, looking sincerely happy for the commander.

Liu Zeqing is the crown prince and grand master, how can he be qualified to be called "grand master", this is the highest honor for a civil servant!But ever since Zhang Shouren became the earl and became a general, Liu Zeqing was depressed for more than ten days, and he couldn't show his face every day. He killed more than ten people just to vent his anger. , the murders are much less.

"Everyone please rise, please rise!"

Liu Zeqing's face is fair and clear, and he looks like a handsome man in terms of appearance alone, but his nose is high and straight, which is a flaw in Chinese aesthetics, and his eyes are dark. One glance can't help but make people feel scared from the bottom of their hearts.

Of course, these details have damaged Liu Zeqing's overall image, but as a commander, his appearance and temperament are very admirable to the three armies. From the 3th to 14th years of Chongzhen, due to the defeat of Zuo Liangyu and other generals, Chongzhen played Liu Zeqing's card. Liu Zeqing himself was also ambitious. He led his troops to line up on the north bank of the Yellow River to confront the rebels. Still retaining strength, at that time, it was also commendable.