Chapter 478: Haoge Becomes Emperor and Enters the Customs for the Second Time (2)

The enthronement ceremony of Haoge is scheduled to be held on the eighth day of the first month of February, and after February, all the tribes of southern Mongolia and the three tribes of northern Mongolia will arrive as scheduled. On the sixth day of the first lunar month, North Korea also sent two envoys to come, saying that they were coming to watch the ceremony, and they were quite disdainful of Haoge's enthronement as emperor, and they did not kneel in the palace.

Haoge originally wanted to take down these two Korean envoys, but was stopped by Fan Wencheng, saying that no matter how the Korean monarchs and ministers thought of Dajin to change the yuan, the emperor had to endure it first, after all, Korea had signed a treaty with the first Khan, about a brotherly country, in terms of seniority, then the Korean king Li Liang is Haoge's uncle. Uncle is unreasonable, this nephew can't be unreasonable, besides, after the change of the yuan, he will attack the Ming, and he can't be evil to North Korea at this time, and after the Ming State is cleaned up, what else can the small state of North Korea make trouble.

After Hauge succeeded to the throne, he changed his attitude of looking down on Han officials in the past, and favored the Han officials left by his father, even more favored than when Hong Tai was there, which made him quickly supported by the Han officials, and in the subsequent political purge, he was strongly supported by the Han officials, and persuaded to become the emperor is advocated by the Han officials, under the guidance of the Han officials, Shenyang was burned, and the shadow of Hong Tai's illness and death dissipated within two or three years, which made Hao Ge more effective in the Khan.

After my death, Fan Wencheng became the head of the Han officials, and there were many generals in the Han army banner who befriended him, hoping that he could fight for the interests of the Han army in the court. When Haoge officially ascended the throne and became emperor and changed the yuan, Fan Wencheng was the de facto prime minister of the Qing Dynasty.

For Fan Wencheng, Haoge is also really regarded as an emperor, and the words left to him by Mrs. Hong before his death are "ask Wencheng when something happens", with such a last word, Haoge will naturally not abandon Fan Wencheng. In the past three years, Fan Wencheng has also proved his ability with his own practical actions.

Under the auspices of Fan Wencheng, the city of Shenyang was rebuilt, although the scale was much worse than before the burning, but at least the Khan Palace, the six yamen, and the major Baylor yamen were erected again, and with these buildings, Shenyang slowly recovered the atmosphere of the capital.

In order to enrich the population of Shenyang, Fan Wencheng suggested that Haoge divide half of the Han people enslaved by each banner and move them to Shenyang, and then withdraw and merge the Eight Banners Fort that had been scattered in various places, so that the population of Shenyang City was restored to half of the pre-war level, and the total number of Han people reached 60,000.

In addition, in order to solve the food shortage crisis caused by the Ming army's plundering of southern Liaoning and Shenyang, Fan Wencheng suggested that Haoge continue to ask for grain from Korea on the one hand, and buy cattle pens from Mongolia on the other hand to alleviate the famine.

The fields around Shenyang were all reclaimed, and through the merchants of Shanxi in the Ming Kingdom, a batch of grain was secretly purchased from outside Datongkou, and the Eight Banners finally passed the great famine in the first year of Chongde.

Because the Ming army slaughtered the women and children of the Eight Banners in Shenyang City, the population of Manchu plummeted, and it was difficult for newborn babies to be born. Fan Wencheng then suggested that Haoge send Yue Tuo and Duo Yi to the deep mountains and old forests north of Laozhai to capture the Jurchens, and also asked the general Ahsan to fight grass valleys in the border area of North Korea to capture and plunder the Koreans, and successively captured more than 40,000 people and distributed them to various banners, so that the number of combatable soldiers in the Eight Banners was much more than in the Tiancong period.

At the same time, Fan Wencheng suggested that Haoge marry a Mongolian woman for the soldiers of the Eight Banners who had lost their wives and children, and exchange those who could be exchanged for Manchurian women, and redeem those who could not be redeemed with gold and silver as much as possible.

Digging the grave of his ancestors, Haoge really didn't start, he was afraid that he would be spurned by the Eight Banners, but Fan Wencheng insisted, saying that Dajin had no gold and silver available, and the gold and silver buried in Yongling were buried in the ground and were useless, so it was better to dig them out to alleviate the national situation. If the ancestors and ancestors knew about it, they would also understand the helplessness of future generations. Besides, it's not to dig openly, just choose people who are close to you to go secretly, and then bury it back when Dajin recovers its national strength.

At the instigation of Fan Wencheng, Haoge really sent people to dig the ancestral grave, of course, the action was not as big as the Ming army in Fuling, but secretly excavated the underground palace, and immediately sealed it after moving out the gold, silver and jewelry, so the eight banners were kept in the dark.

With these gold and silver moved from Yongling, and with the help of Fan Wencheng and others, Houjin's vitality finally slowly recovered. Although he lost his wife and children, but the days have to pass, this revenge has to be avenged, so the soldiers who lost their wives and children in the Eight Banners did not resist the Mongolian women, before and after two years, there were more than 30,000 women who married from various tribes in Mongolia to Houjin, adding more than 20,000 new populations to the Manchurians.

The influx of so many Mongolian women made the influence of the Mongol tribes in the Later Jin regime more and more great, which is also the reason why Haoge wanted to crown the three Mongolian princes, he really needed the support of the Mongols.

Now Fan Wencheng wants Haoge not to anger the two envoys and allow them to watch the ceremony, although Haoge is still unhappy in his heart, he still accepts Fan Wencheng's opinion, swallows this evil breath for the time being, and waits until he defeats the Ming State in the future, avenges his father Khan, and then settles accounts with the Koreans!

After everything was ready, on February 8, Haoge wore the Ming and Huang dragon robes that had been made in the harem long ago, and went to the Temple of Heaven outside the Desheng Gate to pay tribute to heaven and earth.

The Temple of Heaven was built last month, and the scale is certainly not comparable with the Temple of Heaven in the Ming Kingdom, Haoge does not want to build the Temple of Heaven better, but the big trees near Shenyang have been cut down to build the Khan's Palace and the Six Yamen, and there is really no good material to build the Temple of Heaven, so it can only be used.

Seeing that it was the Temple of Heaven made of soil, Haoge couldn't help frowning, but he immediately stretched out, and quietly went up to the Temple of Heaven to start worshiping the sky.

On the Temple of Heaven, an incense case covered with yellow silk satin is placed, the Emperor of Heaven is set up, and three animals of cows, sheep and pigs are enshrined side by side, and the huge incense burner is filled with sifted fine soil.

Under the altar, all around the Manchurian Eight Banners, the Mongolian Eight Banners, the Han Army Banner are all kinds of flags, colorful, and the wind is comfortable. Hauge turned around and glanced around, and saw that the ministers and hundreds of officials were lined up on both sides of the Temple of Heaven, and several layers of Eight Banners were lined up outside, standing in solemn uniforms.

Behind Prince Zheng Zilharang, there were new princes such as Abai, Dege, Duoduo, Yuetuo, and Sakhalian, followed by Tang Gu, the king of Doro Wuyingjun, Doro Ping'an Bele Tabai, Doro Rao Yu Bel Mandahai, Gushan Ezhen Tan Tai, Zongbu Bai Yintu, Ye Keshu, Ye Chen, Ah Shan, Yilden, Darhan, and then down were Mengbaqi Gushan Ezhen, six ministers, etc.

The new Han people were obedient to Wang Li Yongfang, and the white-haired leaders led the generals such as Gushan Ezhen Li Shutai, Tong Tulai, Han Army Banner Ezhen Ma Guangyuan, Han Army Banner Jiala, Zhang Guochen, and General Soldier Shi Dezhu in a row.

The newly promoted Mongol Prince of Heshuo, Ezhe, was the first of the Mongol kings, followed by the Prince of Heshuo Tushetu of Korqin, Badali, and the Prince of Heshuo Zhuo Liketu, Wu Keshan.

Outer Mongolia has 16 tribes, including the Chahar Division, the Zarat Division, the Dulbert Division, the Golros Division, the Ao Han Division, the Naiman Division, the Bahrain Division, the Tumut Division, the Zalut Division, the Sizi Division, the Alu Korqin Division, the Wengniute Division, the Karachelik Division, the Karaqin Division, and the Urat Division, with a total of 49 Beylers, as well as Manchuria, Mongolian, and Han Chinese cultural and military officials, all of whom are arranged according to each banner. Two Korean envoys dressed in foreign costumes were also mixed in, which was particularly dazzling.

Qin Tian monitored that the auspicious time had arrived, and immediately the two guides of Shiman and Han came to Haoge, led him to the altar, climbed the steps, and stood facing the throne of the Heavenly Emperor.

The celebrant shouted, "Incense! ”

Hauge knelt down in front of the desk, took the incense from the guide, and put it on three times. Then, the silk and the lord filled with wine were respectfully placed on the incense table. After the dedication, the reading officer held the blessing on the altar, knelt down facing the northwest, and recited the blessing aloud. The text said: "However, on April 11 of the year of Bingzi, the emperor of Manchukuo and the minister Haoge dared to announce to the emperor and the god of the earth: The minister bows to the throne and the heir comes."