Jin Guofeng's eldest son died in battle while defending the city, and only more than 900 people survived under the command of those who held on to Songshan and refused to surrender to the enemy, of which as many as half were wounded.

Fortunately, the "Red Banner Army" was well prepared, and Guo Xiao and more than a dozen other medical officers with rich experience in battlefield treatment were at Tashan Fort to save the dead and help the wounded.

After emergency rescue and the use of blood transfusion technology that had just been clinically conducted, Jin Guofeng's life was finally saved, but the general will definitely lose his combat effectiveness, and whether he can stand up and walk independently in the future depends on his recovery.

Jin Guofeng's second son was grateful to see that the medical officer of the "Red Flag Army" was so dedicated to saving his father, and he respected the magic of blood transfusion to continue his life, and made up his mind to serve the "Red Flag Army" from now on.

Huang Yizhou advanced the battle line to the front line of Tashan Fort when Zu Dashou broke with the Ming Dynasty, and at this time, the infantry and the 20,000 people of the guard army were in full swing to repair the trenches.

The Shanhaiguan cavalry was dispatched as soon as they received the news, and Hanzi personally led the troops to gallop, and there were 6,000 cavalry that day, and there were 10,000 infantry behind to reach the front line in two days.

Yang Danian, who was stationed in Xuzhen, had already raised 10,000 troops into Shanhaiguan, and he was not in a hurry to rush to the front line of Tashan, and stayed at Shanhaiguan in case of accidents, because it was an established strategy to ensure that the land of Gyeonggi was not poisoned again by the rogues and Jiannu.

In the event that the Great Wall Pass in Xuzhen was attacked by Jiannu, while the 5,000 men and horses left behind in Xuezhen were reinforced in time, Yang Danian's 10,000 horses stationed at Shanhaiguan must also be able to arrive at the battlefield in time.

Huang Yizhou didn't know that Zu Dashou's rebellion was bound to implicate the Huang family, and he asked the soldiers to prepare Kong Wenshi to play the court truthfully.

Kong Wenshi, a civil official, can distinguish between good and bad, he has understood the cause and effect, and has had a long talk with many soldiers and generals brought back by Jin Guofeng, and has also visited Jin Guofeng who was seriously injured and bedridden many times.

After all, the civilian official has a lot of eyes, and he downplayed the beginning and end of Zu Dashou's apostasy and emphasized the achievements of the "Red Banner Army" in his recital.

It describes that Huang Yizhou, the chief military officer of Ningyuan, sent troops to advance the front forty miles in the direction of Jinzhou, completely occupied the nineteen tunbao forts in Tashan, connected to Bijia Mountain by the sea to the west, and connected to Mopanshan Fort twenty miles west of Daxingbao to the east.

He also wrote a special book, and the "Red Flag Army" successfully received more than 4,000 Ming troops who refused to follow Zu Dashou to surrender to the enemy, and returned to the Ming Dynasty.

The person sent by Kong Wenshi to Beijing to present the music was Jin Guofeng's second son, Jin Zhongbang, and it was presumably possible that the Son of Heaven would summon him.

The elder brother was killed in battle, and the father was seriously injured, all of which was caused by Zu Dashou, who defected to the enemy, and Jin Zhongbang hated Zu Dashou to the bone, and what he said was of course beneficial to the "Red Banner Army".

Huang Han, who was far away in Beijing, was not shocked to get the news that Zu Dashou had finally become a traitor, he knew that what should come would come after all, and Zu Dashou's surrender to Jiannu would be conducive to the "Red Banner Army", and from now on, the entire western and southern Liaoning would be his sphere of influence.

In the next few years, the Liao salary of the Ming court will no longer raise white-eyed wolves and those executioners who participated in the massacre of Han people in history.

Huang Han studied in Beijing, teaching and compiling books in front of the public every day, and hundreds of scholars and doctors looked at him.

At this time, the choice of low-key, the choice to take a step back and the sea and the sky has been well reflected, although many civil officials and military generals think that it is difficult to blame Zu Dashou for the defection of Dongping Hou, but no one holds on to it.

Many Qingliushi doctors also had a lot of words, and they avoided the important and lightly emphasized that after Zu Dashou rebelled, Ning Yuan's soldiers and horses did not lose the opportunity to push the defense line to the east for thirty or forty miles.

Sure enough, there are two official words, the upper is reasonable, and the lower is reasonable, the key is whether the person being said has "courtesy"? It is obvious that the Marquis of Dongping has been thoughtful in the past few months, and too many officials are willing to compromise.

Emperor Chongzhen summoned Jin Zhongbang at the first time to inquire about the beginning and end of Zu Dashou's surrender, in order to commend the Jin family who was loyal to the Ming Dynasty, the emperor gave Jin Guofeng the governor of Tongzhi Xuwei an honorable retirement, and let Jin Zhongbang take over his father's official position as a general of Jinzhou.

Now that the situation in western Liaoning has deteriorated, Jiannu soldiers and horses have been stationed in Jinzhou, Songshan, and Xingshan cities, and the "Red Banner Army" has become the mainstay of resisting the invasion of the Later Jin Army.

The Ningqian soldiers, Kong Wenshi, and the Liaodong Jingluo all went to the imperial court to request an increase in troops and Liao's salaries to prevent the Later Jin army from launching a large-scale attack.

The "Red Banner Army" is still holding Liaoxi and has insufficient troops, so how can it be transferred to Guannai at this time to go to Henan and Shanxi to fight the Liukou?

The emperor left Gao Di and Kong Wenshi to ask for more troops and increase the salary, but instead took out 800,000 taels of silver from the Liao salary for the inland suppression.

Chongzhen's idea also makes sense, after all, Zu Dashou surrendered, and there were 40,000 or 50,000 Ming troops in Liaoxi, so it was natural to take out half of the Liao salary that was originally supplied to Jinzhou.

However, the imperial court owed too much food to the soldiers, and the Ming army that suppressed the Kou continued to mutiniate due to lack of food and salary, and finally something big happened.

Deng Xi, the chief military officer of Sichuan, guarded Fancheng to prevent the rogues from breaking through the Han River, and it stands to reason that this task is not worth mentioning for a veteran of a hundred battles like Deng Xi.

But at this time, something big happened, Deng Xi's Sichuan army of five or six thousand has been fighting in Shanxi and Henan for more than two years, and people are thinking about it.

However, Deng Xi was not sympathetic to the soldiers, and the military salary was deducted more ruthlessly, and the general Wang Yuncheng made a noise with the salary, and suddenly the echoes spread to the whole battalion, and Deng Xi, who had survived a hundred battles, actually died in a mutiny.

The Ming Dynasty lost thousands of troops, and there were thousands more bandits with certain combat skills. It is estimated that it is also because Fancheng is not far from Sichuan, and too many rebellious Sichuan troops have crossed the mountains and mountains to the east of Sichuan.

What followed was a lot of bad news, Cao Wenzhao, the chief military officer who was the most capable of fighting the rogues, was ambushed by the rogues led by Gao Yingxiang, Li Zicheng, and Ma Shouying in Hutou Town, southeast of Zhengning County, Shaanxi.

Cao Wenzhao led more than 1,000 cavalry to fight to kill the thief, but he was unable to return to the sky, and when he was exhausted, he refused to be captured and humiliated, and committed suicide with a sword.

The Ming Dynasty successively folded two well-known general military officers and more than a dozen generals, and guerrilla warfare made the imperial court vibrate, and too many civilian and military generals felt that the situation of suppressing the Kou was grim.

The officials were angry, and they wrote to impeach Hong Chengchou for his proper command, which led to the death of many generals, resulting in the loss of tens of thousands of troops in the Ming Dynasty, and dozens of towns being looted by the rogues.

This time, the official did not hear the news, but the evidence was conclusive.

But Chongzhen didn't know why, he was extraordinarily generous to Hong Chengchou, and did not send Tiqi to arrest him, but only issued an order to reprimand.

Chongzhen took a fancy to Lu Xiangsheng and ordered him to be the prime minister of Jiangbei, Henan, Shandong, Huguang, and Sichuan, and the governor of Huguang.

Hong Chengchou, who failed to suppress the bandits, was divided into powers, and he is now in charge of killing the thieves in the northwest, and Lu Xiangsheng is in charge of the southeast.

Lu Xiangsheng was trusted by the Son of Heaven and held the sword of Shang Fang, and after he was appointed, he led a hundred and ten henchmen cavalry into Ruzhou day and night.

At this time, there are more than 300,000 thieves, the camp is 100 miles, and at night they climb high and look far away, and the bonfires in the camp are lit like stars in the sky, and the cowardly people are unforgettable.