Reborn Regent of Ming Dynasty

Chapter 310 Yuetuo

"General Yangwu," in Yuetuo's large tent, a Nikan Aha knelt on the ground, and presented a letter with a very respectful attitude: "This is sent by Prince Rui's servant. book."

"Oh, go down."

Yue Tuo was very kind to Xia, nodded his head, and said: "You have worked so hard, tell people to treat him well, give him some wine and meat to eat."

Among his attendants, a Niu Luer came out with a real appearance, and took the servant down with him. [

By Yue Tuo's side, there are noble relatives and generals under his banner and this expedition.

The hosts of Baylor Xianghong Banner Du Du, Luo Luohun, Gushan Ezhen and Meile Ezhen, as well as the flag owners of the Mongolian Eight Banners, Beile Taiji.

What attracts attention is that there are several Han generals wearing bright armor on the left and right sides of the tent. Although they wear the same armor as the Jurchen, and they also have money rat tails, the appearance of the Han people can be recognized at a glance. That is a completely different appearance from Mongolia, Sauron, and Jurchen.

These Han generals are in the tent, and the Jurchen and Mongolian nobles all look disgusted. The closest to them are some officers of the level of Mele Erzhen. Although these officers dare not disobey Yuetuo's orders, at least In terms of expressions, they still couldn't help their true emotions.

Manchu nobles discriminate against Han people in all directions, but with Huang Taiji on top, these people can only accept the reality, but usually strange words are definitely indispensable. In Liaodong, it was the Jurchens who complained that Huang Taiji was too kind to Han people. It's too graceful, and the Han people complained that Huang Taiji took too much care of the Jurchens and discriminated against the Han people in all aspects.

This kind of dispute, even Huang Taiji sometimes has no way to deal with it, and needs to hold more or less meetings to mediate.

The most famous one was when Huang Taiji said to the Han officials: "You always complain that the tax is too heavy. When you draw a horse to fight, you often have to send your horse to go out to fight, and casualties are inevitable, but the Han people draw one out of twenty, and the people who send troops to fight are far below Manchuria. Isn't it reasonable to pay more taxes and do more labor?"

That's the general idea. It's very frank to say something, and the Hanchens are speechless and can only retreat.

During the Liaodong period, the important battles were indeed fought by the Jurchens, especially when several elite Jurchens were fighting, and the Jurchens were indeed suffering heavy casualties, so what Huang Taiji said made sense.

At the same time, it also points out the fact that the tax burden of the Han people is extremely heavy, and the labor labor is much heavier than that of Manchuria and Mongolia. At the same time, they are also drafted as soldiers, and they have to be discriminated against by the Jurchens. Of course, the life of the Han people in Liaodong is very sad.

But this is where people are so cheap.

During the Wanli and Tianqi years, the resistance of the Han people came and went, and it never stopped. By the time Huang Taiji came to power, the Han people who resisted had been cleaned up, and the rest were a group of servile people who not only accepted the reality, but also integrated into this Among the foreign regimes, they all thought of themselves as loyal ministers and good generals of the foreign regime.

Like Kong Youde, his family died at the hands of Nurhachi. He originally had a blood feud with Jurchen. When he was in Dongjiang Town, he fought against the Qing army many times.

After the Dengzhou Rebellion, he surrendered with his subordinates, and then Huang Taiji greeted him, greeted him with hugs, and was first named Marshal of the capital, and then king, with extremely courteous and preferential treatment.