In April of that year, Emperor Taiji was proclaimed emperor, and Dolgon was named Prince Heshuorui, the third of the six kings, when he was only twenty-four years old. Since then, it has been more reused. In December, the Qing army captured the South Hansan Fortress of the Korean Dynasty of the Lee Dynasty. In the first month of the second year of Chongde (1637), Emperor Taiji ordered Dolgon to pursue the family of the king of Joseon, and limited him to "killing his soldiers, but not killing". On the fifth day of the fourth month, Dolgon escorted 182 members of the king's family to report the victory.

On August 23 of the third year of Chongde, Huang Taiji ordered Prince Rui Dolgon to be the "ordered general" to march south to the Ming Dynasty. The left-wing army entered the pass from Qiangziling and Dongjiakou, plundered Shanxi, broke Jinan, and killed Lu Xiangsheng, the chief soldier of the Ming Dynasty; then swept Tianjin and Qian'an in the north, and returned from Qingshan Pass, sweeping thousands of miles back and forth.

In March of the fourth year of Chongde (1639), he returned to Liaodong, captured 36 cities, surrendered 6, defeated 17 enemies, and captured 260,000 men and animals. The Battle of Songjin from the 6th year of Chongde (1641) to the 7th year of Chongde (1642). The two sides each invested more than 100,000 troops to fight, and the Qing army was led by Dolgon and Zierharang at first, and then Emperor Taiji personally came to reinforce it. After two years of fierce fighting, the Ming army was finally defeated, Hong Chengchou Songshan Chengpo was captured and surrendered, and Zu Dashou surrendered Jinzhou City. After the Battle of Songjin, Liaodong belonged to the Qing Dynasty, and the Ming forces retreated into Shanhaiguan.

When Huang Taiji changed the official system, he handed over the officials of the head of the six departments to Dolgon. According to his recommendation, Huang Taiji promoted Xifu, Fan Wencheng, Bao Chengxian, Ganglin and other civil servants respectively, and used their talents to govern the country. According to his suggestion, Huang Taiji made a major reform of the government institutions and established the system of eight government officials.

In addition, the succession and promotion of civil and military generals, and even the princes and nobles who managed the various ministries had to be appointed by him. In the process of taking charge of the six ministries, Dorgon honed his administrative skills and prepared the conditions for his later regentship.

On the ninth day of the eighth lunar month of the eighth year of Chongde, if the first emperor died. At this time, the power of Dai Shan's two red flags has been weakened, and he himself is over the age of sixteen and has long been out of politics.

The most talented of his sons, Yue Tuo and Sakhalian, had passed away when they were young, and the remaining Shuo Tuo was not liked by Dai Shan, and Mandahai had just emerged and had no right to speak. However, with Dai Shan's qualifications and the strength of the two red flags, his attitude can influence the development of the situation. Huang Taiji's efforts to centralize power during his lifetime and the increasing feudalization of Manchu society naturally made Huang Taiji's eldest son, Haoge, participate in the competition.

In terms of stakes, the ministers of the two yellow flags hoped that the prince would succeed them to the throne in order to continue to maintain the superior position of the two banners. They believe that Haoge has many military merits and high talents, and Tiancong has been promoted to Heshuo Belle in six years, and Huang Taiji is the prince of Jinsu at the beginning of the emperor, in charge of household affairs, and several uncles are on an equal footing.

When Huang Taiji was alive, in order to strengthen the centralization of power, he greatly weakened the power of the flags, but at the same time maintained a certain strength, and took the Zhenglan Banner into his own hands, and the strength of the three flags was far stronger than other flags. Therefore, the representatives of these three banners must support Hauge to succeed to the throne.

Dorgon is another contender. Not to mention his civil and military talents, the two white flags behind him and the two brothers who are brave and good at fighting are strong backings, and there are also some clans in the Zhenghongqi, Zhenglan Banner and Zhenghuang Banner secretly supporting him, which makes him even more powerful.

There is another person who cannot be ignored, and he is the Blue Banner Lord Zilharang. While he is unlikely to be in contention, his backing has a significant impact on the other factions, tilting the balance of power regardless of which side he leans.

Therefore, the county kings Adali and Bei Zishuo persuaded Dolgon to establish himself as emperor. Prince Dai Shan, Prince Zheng Jierharang, Prince Yu Duoduo, Prince Rui Dolgon, etc., all came to the Chongzheng Hall together. In the end, the conflict centered on the two yellow flags headed by Hauge and the two white flags led by Dorgon and Dord. The two sides are fighting each other, and the commission will not be decided.

Under the situation that the two yellow, two red, and two blue six banners were not supported, the conditions for Dolgon's self-reliance were not yet ripe, and the resistance came from the cronies of the two yellow banners under the former emperor Taiji. As a last resort, Dolgon finally agreed that the ninth son of Huang Taiji, the six-year-old Fulin, would be crowned emperor.

As a result, Prince Dai Shan and others were blessed to ascend the throne, and the ministers of the kings and ministers of Baylor jointly swore an oath to declare the heavens and the earth, and at the same time announced that the Prince of Zheng Zilharang and the Prince of Rui Dolgon would be the auxiliary government, and the Yuan Shunzhi would be changed.

In the first year of Shunzhi (April, Emperor Shunzhi worshiped Dolgon as a general in the Dugong Palace, and personally gave the general the seal, so that he led the army to the south, and entered the customs and Li Zicheng and the Nanming Dynasty began the grand cause of fighting for the world.

After the Qing army occupied Beijing, Dolgon strictly forbade looting, stopped shaving his hair, and mourned for Emperor Zhu Youzhen of the Ming Dynasty, which won the favor of the Han gentry, and then invited the little emperor of Shunzhi to go to Beijing to ascend the throne, which quickly stabilized the situation in the occupied area.

In June of the first year of Shunzhi, Dolgon discussed with the kings and ministers of Baylor and decided to move the capital to Beijing. The Qing court's move of the capital to Beijing was not only out of the vision of unifying the Central Plains and dominating Kyushu, but also based on the strategic consideration of retreating from the customs. The Qing court, headed by Dorgon, believed that in order to "forge ahead with the goal", it was necessary to move the capital to Beijing, and only by occupying this pass could the whole country be unified and "to build an unstoppable industry for ten thousand years".

On August 20, the Qing Dynasty began to move its capital. In September, Emperor Shunzhi arrived in Beijing from Shengjing (Shenyang), and made Dolgon the regent of his uncle, and gave him a sable python court robe. The Ministry of Rites built a monument for Dolgon, and gave Dolgon a book of treasures, a black fox crown decorated with thirteen eastern pearls, a black fox fur, gold and silver, horses and camels, etc. On the tenth day of October, Emperor Shunzhi promulgated the edict of enthronement to the whole country at Huangjimen (renamed Taihemen in the second year of Shunzhi), and the Qing Dynasty officially set the capital of Beijing, and began to rule with Beijing as the capital for more than 260 years.

In October, when Emperor Shunzhi re-enthroned Dolgon as his uncle regent at Taihemen (then known as Huangjimen), he ordered Dolgon to build a monument to record his merits, "forever famous for eternity". From then on, in terms of treatment, Dorgon began to rise above the kings.

After Li Zicheng retreated into Shanxi, the former Ming Dynasty officials and generals rebelled, but he still actively prepared for a counterattack in June of the first year of Shunzhi (1644). Another peasant army, led by Zhang Xianzhong, had established the Great Western Kingdom in Chengdu and unified the whole of Sichuan, which Dolgon did not yet know.

In mid-May, the remnant Ming forces had already supported Zhu Yousong, the king of Fu, as the emperor, set the capital in Nanjing, changed the name to Hongguang, and still owned half of the rich rivers and mountains in southern China, with plenty of soldiers and food, which constituted an obstacle to the Qing Dynasty's unification of China. In this case, Dolgon's strategy was to resolutely destroy the main forces of the peasant army, and to "salute first and then soldier" against the Southern Ming regime.

Under the leadership of this policy, Dolgon successively sent Ye Chen, Shi Tingzhu, Bahana, Ma Guozhu, Wu Weihua and others to attack Shanxi, capture Taiyuan in October, and then besiege Shaanxi. At the same time, Dolgon sent a large number of Ming officials who had surrendered to the Qing Dynasty to appease the Southern Ming monarchs and ministers, and wrote a letter to Shi Kefa, the minister of the Southern Ming Dynasty, proposing to "cut the number and return to the domain, and Yongsui Fulu". When Nanming sent a delegation to Beijing to negotiate, he put him under house arrest and did not give a clear answer.

At this time, the Qing army had occupied Shandong in September, and entered northern Jiangsu in October, confronting Shi Kefa's army along the river. Under these circumstances, Dolgon believed that the time was ripe for an all-out attack on the peasant army and the Nanming regime, so he ordered Azig and Duoduo to lead the army to launch a strategic general offensive against the peasant army and the regime of King Fuwang of the Southern Ming Dynasty in October.

Soon, at the end of December, Duoduo won the battle of Dashun Tongguan, and Li Zicheng abandoned the transfer to Xi'an. Dorgon ordered the remnants of the peasant army to be pursued by Azig, while Dorgon continued south.

In February of the second year of Shunzhi, the peasant army lost the battle, and in May, Li Zicheng died in Jiugong Mountain, Tongshan, Hubei. At this time, the Duoduo army had conquered Yangzhou, and Shi Kefa was martyred.

Then, the Qing army crossed the Yangtze River, Nanjing was defeated without a fight, Zhu Yousong was captured, and the Hongguang regime was destroyed. This series of victories could not help but overjoyed Dolgon, who thought that the world had been settled and the country was unified.

At the end of May, he had already told the scholars that he would reintroduce the shaving system, and in early June, he officially issued a shaving order to the whole country. This move provoked fierce protests from people across the country.

It can be said that after Dolgon entered the Central Plains, what he did still had a far-reaching impact.

So much so that his life is very legendary.

Lin Hainan couldn't help but think of these through history.

"Quick, get on your knees. Lin Hainan urged the humanity around him.

"Long live my emperor, long live, long live. Lin Hainan, Youmi, Feng Jianfei and others said in unison.

Caris and Park Enbei knew that this was indeed the title of the emperor in Chinese history, so they didn't think there was anything, and they would continue to do so in the future. So even if it's a little bit untouchable, I can only say it with Lin Hainan and the others.

Huang Taiji looked at the person in front of him who saved his life, and couldn't help but feel a little "love for talents." ”

His smooth and fair face was full of angular coldness, his thick eyebrows were raised slightly rebelliously, and under the long, slightly curled eyelashes, his dark and deep ice eyes looked wild and uninhibited, evil and sexy.

With a straight nose bridge, pink lips like rose petals, his three-dimensional five jade trees are graceful and handsome, handsome and chic, and he looks like Pan An, known as a pear flower pressed begonia, and people gave Tang Bohu, nicknamed the jade-faced little flying dragon. A bad smiling face, even the two thick eyebrows are soft ripples, as if they have always been smiling, curved, like a bright first quarter moon in the night sky.