Han Wu and Tang Zong can be described as foreign kings, which is enough to make the Chinese Miao descendants praised.

However, emperors such as Emperor Wen of the Han Dynasty and Emperor Renzong of the Song Dynasty and Emperor Xiaozong of the Ming Dynasty are the highest models that are most in line with the Chinese political spirit of King Neishengren.

Zhuangzi said: "It is the way of the inner and outer kings, dark and unknown, depressed but not hairy, and the people of the world do what they want, and take themselves as their own way." ”

Although this phrase comes from the Taoist Zhuangzi, in the Chinese philosophical system before the Master, Confucianism and Taoism were one.

The way of the master is the Tao, and Confucianism and Taoism are both Tao.

It's just that it has been subdivided into Confucianism and Taoism by later generations, and so far Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism have a tendency to merge again, which is to return to the origin, which is the greatest trait and power in the Chinese genes.

Having said all this, it is necessary to return to the governance of Sanjiang.

The solution given by Tianlang is that Nanzhili and Zhejiang will not implement a new policy of land redistribution.

The landless peasants there were registered in the counties and counties, and those whose annual income was less than a certain amount were given land allocated to them in other provinces.

This has many advantages, first of all, it has stabilized the power of the landlords and gentry in the two provinces; secondly, it can solve the land problem of low-income people in other provinces; Third, it can retain most of the landless peasants or laborers to continue to work in their original positions, which is also to stabilize people's minds and production; Fourth, it can cultivate the development hotbed of industrial and commercial manufacturing in Nanzhili and Zhejiang provinces in the future.

After all, if everyone in the Ming Dynasty had land, then no one would engage in industry and commerce in the future, and there would be capitalists who had funds but could not hire labor; The situation where the landed peasants were reluctant to sell their labor because they were dependent on the land for their survival. In that way, there will be more harm than good to the country's economic construction.

The conversation revolved around Dolgon again, and after he led his army to besiege Datong, a sudden and dramatic change in the court and China thwarted his plans.

Dorgon's younger brother of the same father, the prince of Dorgon, the prince of Deyu, died of smallpox.

Dolgon had no choice but to let go of Jiang Xiang in Datong, and asked the rest to continue to surround Datong, and he turned back to Beijing to mourn, and when he returned to Datong, it was already the end of April of the seventh year of Shunzhi.

Jiang Xiang rebelled in Datong and posed a great threat to the Qing court, so much so that Dolgon, who had never left Beijing City to lead troops to fight after entering the customs, personally sent troops to besiege Datong twice.

The story of Dolgon's personal conquest of Datong once again occurred in the seventh year of Shunzhi in the Qing Dynasty and at the end of April in the fourth year of the Yongli calendar of the Ming Dynasty.

For the second expedition, Dorgon was more well prepared, mobilizing almost all the troops he could mobilize.

Prince Heshuorui of the Qing Dynasty, regent of the imperial father Dolgon led the Prince of Duanzhong Bolo, the Prince of Chengze Shuosai, the Prince of Doluo Mandahai, the King of Doro County Wakda and other princes of the royal family of Baylor, and the elite of the Manchu, Mongolian and Han Eight Banners with him has reached 230,000 horses, most of which are cavalry.

In addition to these royal clansmen who held real power, Dolgon also transferred 50,000 Guanning iron cavalry of Wu Sangui's Guanning army, who followed Prince Jierharang of Heshuo Zheng to guard the south of the Yangtze River.

Even the Zuo Mengeng Department of the Han Army, which has the largest number of troops in the Eight Banners of the Han Army, was also transferred by him, and Zuo Menggeng's Han Army Zhenghuang Banner has 100,000 troops and horses, as well as 60,000 horses and horses that he allocated to the governor of Xuanda, Tong Yangliang.

To sum up, the total strength of Dolgon's siege of Datong has reached a terrifying 440,000 troops, not counting the troops of Prince Azig of Heshuoying in Shanxi.

The victory of the Qing army in the western expedition has far surpassed the Mongol Empire when Genghis Khan invaded gold, which can no longer be described by a cannon hitting mosquitoes.

As mentioned above, even Li Zicheng himself thought that his plan to break through Ningwu Pass and Daizhou to the north, and choose the offensive route of Datong and Juyong Pass to capture the Beijing Division would eventually succeed, and Jiang Xiang was the biggest promoter.

If he could defend Datong as he did in the face of Dolgon's hundreds of thousands of troops, Li Zicheng would not be able to enter the capital at all, not to mention that if he could have half of Zhou Yuji's loyalty to Daming, Li Zicheng might even escape back to Shangluo Mountain to gnaw on tree bark and spring buds again.

At that time, the Dashun army had just gone through a bloody battle to take Daizhou, Li Zicheng's main force was almost exhausted, and the Dashun army lost 70,000 elites in the first battle, and most of the remaining soldiers were incomplete and wounded, and it was not a matter of a year and a half to recover their strength at all.

When Datong arrived, the distance between Li Zicheng and Beijing was only separated by a Juyong Pass, but Jiang Xiang took the initiative to send it to surrender when the Dashun army was at its weakest.

However, when he saw Jiang Xiang for the first time, although Li Zicheng was happy, he also looked down on people like him in his heart, and he also put on a posture to kill him.

Li Zicheng once asked Jiang Xiang: "The imperial court handed over the key military town to you to garrison, which is equivalent to the Son of Heaven entrusting the life of the entire imperial court and even the royal family to you, how can you say surrender and surrender?" A repeating villain like you must die! ”

Jiang Xiang was also frightened, thinking that his life was in danger, but at this time, a general Li Zicheng, nicknamed 'Guotianxing', came out to speak for him.

Guo Tianxing's real name is Zhang Tianlin, he has a hobby, he likes to demolish temples, and even the original ten temples around the famous Yungang Grottoes were demolished by him.

Many people believe that Guo Tianxing may have cooperated with Li Zicheng to sing a double reed at that time, he spoke for Jiang Xiang and made a red face, and Li Zicheng let Jiang Xiang go under his persuasion, and finally let him and Jiang Xiang guard Datong together.

However, after King Chuang's army was defeated and the Eight Banners entered the customs, the first thing Jiang Xiang did was to slaughter Guo Tianxing, a great benefactor, and then surrendered to the Qing army.

It's just that after surrendering to the Qing court, Jiang Xiang still didn't understand the situation, he saw that the slogan played by Dolgon was to hang the people and kill the crime, that is, he did not cooperate with the establishment of a descendant of the Ming Dynasty royal family in Datong, although it was not an emperor, but only said that the heir was established to continue the worship of the first emperor, and Rao was also disgusted by his current boss Dolgon.

Jiang Xiang may be too naïve, and you also believe in the politician's official article, he is really a nerd who reads dead books and reads dead books.

Dolgon scolded him through the mouths of some Han officials, so he was not easy to mix in the Qing court, and Azig was naughty in Datong, which became the fuse of his rebellion.

The death of Duoduo, the second most powerful person in the Qing Dynasty, delayed the pace of the Qing army's attack on Datong, but the Qing army did not withdraw from the siege, which made the life of the Datong army and people more and more difficult day by day.

Seeing that the enemy was surrounded and there were no reinforcements, the confidence of many in the defenders was immediately shaken.

If there is a Jiang Xiang who betrays all kinds of masters, there will be thousands of Jiang Xiang's subordinates who want to betray him in exchange for their own interests and lives.

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