Han’s Son is Not a Slave

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The premise of dividing and winning is to first determine who is the main enemy of the Taiping Army and who is the secondary enemy. Undoubtedly, the Manchus were the main enemies of the Taiping army and even the Han people all over the world. The relationship between the two is life and death, and any compromise to the Manchus is a betrayal of the Han. Therefore, for Manchuria, the chief enemy, what the Taiping army had to do was to strike hard, destroy it, and destroy it mercilessly.

As for the Mongols, they can draw a little closer when they are attacking. The propaganda slogan put forward by the Manchu Qing Dynasty was "Manchu and Mongolian Family", which was actually just the words of a Manchu family. According to the accounts of Gushan Ezhensu Rile and others from the Mongolian Eight Banners who surrendered to the Taiping Army, only the Mongolian and Manchurians of the Mongolian Eight Banners are truly one body. Zhou, or the small Mongolian tribes conquered by Manchuria, over the past few decades, these original Mongolians have long formed intricate relationships with Manchus, or they have become Manchurian and no longer regard themselves as Mongolians, but It is the banner man. The most obvious evidence is that the Mongolians in the Mongolian Eight Banners all shave their hair and braids, while the Mongolians in the non-Mongolian Eight Banners do not.

Sueril's ancestor was Beizi Kuarkua, a small Mongolian tribe. At that time, he brought more than 300 people to Nurhaci and was the first Mongolian to be incorporated into the Mongolian army flag. Among the Mongolian tribes outside the customs, only the Mongolian tribes in the southern part of the country, such as the Horqin tribe, have close relations with the Manchus, and the relationship between the other Mongolian tribes and the Manchu Qing is limited to cooperative relations. In other words, they were partners in a robbery. Apart from that, the Manchus could not exercise effective command over the Mongolian ministries. The former ruler of Monan Mongolia, the Chahar Department, was also very hostile to the Manchus.

The former Great Khan of the Chahar tribe was Lin Danhan, the direct heir of the Golden Family. Unfortunately, he died of acne in the eighth year after Jin Tiancong. Later, his wife, the Empress Dowager Su Tai, and Zi Ezhe led the group to surrender to the Qing Dynasty, and the Qing court sent him to the Qing Dynasty. The tribes were compiled into six banners, and they were given the title of princes to lead the tribes. After Ezhe died of illness, his younger brother Abner became the prince. However, unlike his elder brother's obedience to the Manchus, Abner was always haunted by the humiliation of his ancestors. He always cherished the desire to revive the Great Mongolia and was unwilling to be ruled by the Manchus, so he succeeded his elder brother as Chahar. After the prince, Shunzhi, who had not seen Beijing for many years, was dismissed by the Qing court and imprisoned in Shengjing.

Abner has two sons, the eldest son Bourni and the second son Luo Buzang. After Abner was imprisoned in Shengjing, the Qing court made his eldest son, Bulni, the prince, but Bulni had the same attitude as his father and was also unwilling to submit to the Qing. Because his father Abnai was imprisoned, Burney's hatred of the Qing Dynasty deepened, and he has been plotting against the Qing to rescue his father and lead the tribe to restore the glory of Great Mongolia. The Qing court is well aware of this, but because the remnants of the Ming Dynasty in the south have not been pacified, they have been unable to free up their hands to deal with Bourney. They can only rely on the close Horqin and other departments to monitor and contain the Chahar Department.

During the Shunzhi period, the Mongolian parts were divided into Inner Mongolia and Inner Mongolia, Inner Mongolia referred to Monan Horqin and other departments, and Outer Mongolia referred to Mobei Jungeer, Moxi Erut and other departments. For the Inner Mongolia and other ministries, since Nurhaci has practiced intermarriage for a long time and relied on him to act as the vanguard of the massacre of the Han people, the Qing court took good care of them and tried every means to plunder the interests of the Han people to share with them. But the ministries in Outer Mongolia ignored them and used them as cannon fodder and slaves.

Not only that, in order to avoid the growth of Mongolian tribes, the Manchus used Lamaism to rule Mongolia, and stipulated that if there are eight brothers, seven must be lamas; if there are five brothers, four must be lamas; only one can marry a wife and have children. civilian. In this way, Mongolian women did not have the blessing of acting as lamas, but it was difficult to find a suitable spouse, so they all became the objects of Manchu people to vent their desires. This naturally made the ministries of Outer Mongolia even more hostile to Manchuria, and were unwilling to pay tribute to the Qing court.

The relationship between Mongolia and Manchuria was inseparable, and many tribes were not allies of the Qing Dynasty, which naturally caused Zhou Shixiang to adjust his strategy against Mongolia. The enemy of the enemy is a friend. Even if the friend is still the enemy of the Han people in essence, it is still possible to temporarily win over this friend before destroying the common enemy of Manchuria.

The Mongolian Eight Banners in the southwestern Qing army numbered about 30,000, including thousands of foreign Mongolian soldiers. No matter whether it is the Mongolian soldiers or the Mongolian Eight Banners, Zhou Shixiang has the same attitude. If you cooperate, you can join hands. If you don't cooperate, you will kill. The cooperation between the Taiping army and the Mongolians has a natural advantage, that is, there are nearly 4,000 Mongolian soldiers in the Taiping army. These people will play a certain role in dividing the Mongolian army in the Qing army now and in the future.

As for the Han army and the green camp, since these people were originally Han people, and most of them were officers and soldiers of the Ming Dynasty, Zhou Shixiang believed that they could be given a new path. In other words, Zhou Shixiang actually wanted to win over Han army leaders such as Xian Guoan and Wu Sangui. If the Han troops and horses, who accounted for more than 70% of the Qing army in the southwest, turned around and bit the remaining 20% ​​of the Manchu, Mongolian and Qing troops, the Manchu Qing army could be said to be dead.

This is the reason why Zhou Shixiang did not give Shao Jiugong a strict order to annihilate the frontier Guoan~www.wuxiaspot.com~ as long as he can hold back the frontier Guoan. And if he wants to be able to fight against Guoan, the premise is that he can't see that the southwest Qing army has any chance of winning or getting out of trouble.

Zhou Shixiang was preparing to attack Luo Keduo, the King of Pingjun of the Manchu Qing Dynasty, in Yuanzhou. Once Luo Keduo's troops were completely wiped out, the lonely frontier Guoan would probably have to consider the future of himself and his subordinates. Luo Keduo was defeated, and Xian Guoan changed the lintel again. Wu Sangui, the king of Pingxi in Yunnan, and the surrendered Ming army would probably become the object of nightmares of the Qing army commander Doni. Even Shunzhi, who was far away in Beijing, would probably wake up in the middle of the night, so he would consider whether to send an envoy to discuss with the thief Xiucai about crossing the river.

However, things will not always go according to Zhou Shixiang's script, Xian Guoan is a general who does not play cards according to the routine. In other words, Xian Guoan is a good general, and he has the qualifications not to follow the script.

In the battle of Dushan Prefecture, the entire army of the eleventh town, which underestimated the enemy, was wiped out, causing the war in Guangxi to go in an unpredictable direction from the very beginning. After receiving the news of the collapse of Gaojinku in the 11th town, Zhao Ziqiang in the 5th town made a bad mistake in the green camp before. After retreating, he lost Nandan, Hechi, Qingyuan, Luocao, Liucheng and other important places leading to Liuzhou one after another, so Shao Jiugong had to rush to deploy the Liuzhou battle. Because it was too rushed and the battle situation was really unfavorable, the new battle plan was much worse than the original one. (To be continued.) m, a better experience. ()