After Wang Zezhi knew the reason for the incident, he no longer blamed the two, but he still sighed with some pity.

"Flintlock pistol, flintlock pistol, it would be nice if it could be used in batches."

"My lord, although my subordinates don't know what a flintlock pistol is, as long as my lord can get a shot, my subordinates can work it out in reverse." Zhao Can, who was on the side, saw Wang Zezhi sighing for a long time, and said volunteering.

"Oh? It is so good, Li Luo must have it in his hand, and later, when I send someone to contact him, I will buy one hundred and eighty rods from him. ”

"Thank you, sir!" When Zhao Can heard this, he thanked Shi Li excitedly.

"Thank you, if you can really work it out in reverse, then I will thank you."

"Hey, hey..."Zhao Can scratched his head embarrassedly.

"Report, the latest information."

At this moment, the sentinel who had gone out to inquire about the information returned.

The head of the thief, the prince attacked Zhaocheng, Hongdong, Fen, Huo, Shilou, Yonghe and other cities, because each city has a city should be dedicated to the city, the prince broke the city one after another, killed the civil officials and military generals who defended the city, and then burned and looted, set fire to the city, and coerced hundreds of people to Xichuan.

After reading this information, Wang Zezhi's heart sank.

Having lost so many cities at once, he didn't know if Chongzhen would blame him.

Is Wang Zezhi afraid that Chongzhen will blame him and hold him accountable?

The king was not afraid, but his soldiers and the people were afraid.

If the time comes, Chongzhen's brain is hot and he starts to deal with him.

Then his people and his soldiers will go into battle.

This kind of war is the kind that never stops, and Wang Zezhi doesn't want to turn his face with Chongzhen so early, because his strength is not enough.

Wang Zezhi thought for a while and ordered the Datong Prefecture Garrison Department to select people to garrison Zhaocheng, Hongdong, Fen, Huo, Shilou, Yonghe and other cities.

At the same time, the construction of these cities was classified as a business project and bidding began.

The guerrilla camp was fine, and Wang Zezhi was relieved.

He ordered the sergeant to escort these surrendered people to Datong Mansion and hand them over to Li Hua for brainwashing and training.

Chongzhen three years, at the end of April, Datong Mansion.

Ben Baji, Cold Face, Zag and the others are finally back.

However, they did not bring back any good news.

Because they went out more than 1,000 people, only 200 people returned, and what is worse is that they left with a load of goods, and now they are returning empty-handed.

Wang Zezhi knew that they must have gone through a lot of hardships to return alive, so he didn't blame them, but asked seriously.

After the three of them narrated, Wang Zezhi simply understood their hard experience.

The Turkuts originally belonged to Vetera.

"Oirat" is the Chinese transliteration of Oirats "Oilrad", which was translated into Chinese in the Mengyuan Dynasty as "斡也剌ti", "斡也拉", etc., and in the Ming Dynasty, it was translated into Chinese as "Warra".

After the 16th century, the center of gravity of the Oirat League moved to the northwest (present-day Xinjiang).

The Dzungar tribe, the strongest in the alliance, united the other tribes, established a strong political power, created its own written language, established a legal system (Oirat Code), improved grazing methods, operated agricultural cultivation and handicrafts, and developed the velvet industry and metal products manufacturing industry using advanced foreign technology. At that time, the economy of the Junggar region was prosperous and the population was growing.

The territory ruled by the Dzungar Department includes the vast areas of northwest China, such as the north and south of the Tianshan Mountains and the east and west of the Altai Mountains.

Erut Mongolia is after the Ming Dynasty Warat, divided into four major divisions: Dzungaria, Heshute, Dulbert, and Turgot.

The Turghut tribe is nomadic in Eshrnula of Yar (northwest of Tacheng Prefecture in Xinjiang and Urza in Russia), and its western pastureland has reached the upper reaches of the Irtysh River.

At that time, the Dzungar forces were becoming more and more powerful, and the Turghut tribe was pressed westward, so that it and a part of the Dulbert and Heshute tribes were forced to move to the lower Volga region.

Therefore, their westward journey could not go through Vetlah, but only through the territory of Yarkand.

The Yarkand Khanate was founded in 1514 by Said, a descendant of Chagatai and the third brother of Mansur Khan of the Eastern Chagatai Khanate, on the old land of the former Chagatai Khanate.

When Dzungaria was developing, it continued to invade Yarkand, and the two countries have always been at odds with each other.

What they did not expect was that even if they made a detour from the territory of the Yarkands, the Dzungars did not intend to let them go, but pursued them from Oirat.

At this time, the Yarkand state was in the midst of a serious sectarian struggle, and there was no time to take care of the pursuing Dzungars.

Although the sergeants led by Leng Face were well armed, the Dzungars who pursued them numbered in the thousands, several times more than them.

Therefore, they can only flee and cannot be defeated.

The Dzungars pursued them for months on the territory of the Yarkands, and finally drove them all the way to the Mughals.

The Mughal Empire, which was a Turkicized Mongol,

The Mughal Empire was an empire established after the collapse of the Timurid Empire, when Babur, a descendant of his royal family, led an army to invade the South Asian subcontinent.

The Timurid Empire (1370-1507) was an empire founded in 1370 by Timur, a Western Chagatai nobleman in the Transoxianan region of Central Asia.

In 1368, the Ming Dynasty was established, and the Mongols were expelled from the Central Plains by the Han Chinese.

The Ming Dynasty demanded tribute from the Timurid Khanate in Central Asia according to the Yuan rule, and at that time, Timur had not yet killed Kusin and took sole power to unify the surrounding areas.

From 1387 onwards, Timur sent several envoys to pay tribute, and in official letters Timur referred to himself as a "minister".

In 1396, Timur detained envoys from various countries, including those of the Ming and Ottoman Empires, to declare war on foreign countries and begin the second phase of his conquest expansion.

Until November 27, 1404, he led 200,000 soldiers to invade the Ming Dynasty.

During his lifetime, Timur divided his territory among his descendants and appointed his eldest grandson, Pir Mahema (son of Timur's eldest son, Jahangir), as his heir.

Immediately after the death of Timur, the struggle for the throne began for his descendants.

As far away as Afghanistan, Samarkand was seized by Timur's other grandson, Haril, and established himself as Khan.

All the territories of the original Timurid dynasty, with the exception of Western Persia, were united by Shahru. At the same time, the Turks, Jalals, Turkmans began to recover lost ground in the west.

As a result, the descendants of Timur in Western Persia were soon wiped out by the Turkmans Black Sheep Dynasty, whose territory fell into the hands of the Black Sheep Dynasty (possessed Armenia and Azerbaijan) and the Aries Monarchy (possessed Diyarbakr and Azerbaijan).

Shahru's control was confined to Transoxiana, Afghanistan and eastern Persia.

Shah Ruh ordered his eldest son, Ulugh Beg, to garrison Samarkand to guard the river, while he remained in Herat.

When Shahru was in power, there were constant exchanges of tribute envoys between Persia and Central Asia and the Ming Dynasty of China, and official and private trade was very active. But after Shaharu's death, there was civil strife in the empire.

During the war for the throne, Ulugh Beg was killed by his own son, Abra al-Radhib, who in turn was killed by Ulugh Beg's cronies. Power in the Transoxiana region eventually fell into the hands of Abu Sa'id, the grandson of Milanshah.

The Khorasan region was occupied by Sultan Hussein Baikara, a descendant of Timur's second son, Umar Shahei Mirza. Shaharu's dynasty was then divided into two.

In 1451, Abu Sa'id Mirza ابوسعیدمیرزا unified most of the Timurid Empire, defeated the eastern rival Chagatai Khanate, and reextended the Timurid Empire into Persia.

It then struck a deal with its ally, the ruler of the Black Sheep dynasty, Jahan Shah, to divide Persia.

In 1466, the Black Aries monarch Jahan Shah invaded the Aries dynasty and was defeated by the Aries ruler Uzun Hassan. Mirza also joined the Black Sheep side in the fighting, and eventually Jahan Shah joined Abu Shah. Said. Mirza was defeated by Uzun Hassan, and in 1469 Abu Saeed Mirza was captured and executed for Uzun Hassan.

After the death of Abu Saeed Mirza, the Timurid empire fell apart, the Timurid dynasty of Khorasan was ruled by Haissein Mirza, and the rest of the empire was divided into Bukhara under Ahmed, Samarkand, Hissar (the three regions were divided after Ahmed's death), Ferghana under Umarmirza, Balkh under Mahmud and Kabul under Mirza Uruha.

In 1500, Shaybani Khan, a descendant of Jochi (Genghis Khan's eldest son), led the Uzbek nomadic tribes to conquer Bukhara and Samarkand, establishing the Uzbek Khanate of Bukhara, and the Timurid Empire fell.

In 1501, the Uzbek Khanate destroyed the Timurid Dynasty; In May 1507, the Timurid dynasty of Khorasan was destroyed.

The Transoxiana region formed a feudal dynasty founded by the Uzbeks.

However, Timur's family did not disappear completely, and Timur's fifth grandson, Babur, used Kabul as a base to try to restore it, and after failure, he entered India and established the Mughal Empire in 1526.

Thus in a certain sense continued the Timurid Empire.

As a result, the Mughals were not friendly to their group, and a new round of hunting began.