People are divided into three, six, nine and so on, and this traitor should naturally be treated differently by rank. Dayong believed that the Han Chinese who served the Dongyu should be viewed objectively, because some of them voluntarily sold themselves and some were forced to serve, and although the Jin State established by the Dongyu was based on the banner people who were mainly Manchurians, it was the Han people who supported the country in much larger numbers than them. Therefore, the Han people who served the Dongyu should not be regarded as traitors and nailed to the pillar of shame permanently, but should be treated differently, some people must be killed, some people do not have to be killed, and some people can be given the opportunity to make meritorious contributions, so as to disintegrate the foundation of the Jin rule.

Losing the support of the Han people, with Manchuria, a small clan of only 100,000 people, Hugh said that he would become the ruler of the Central Plains one day, and it would be a hell of a damn thing to be able to occupy Liaodong. The Han people in the occupied area of the Jin Kingdom in Liaodong generally have several sources, one is the native Han people in Liaodong, these people were forced to become slaves of the Eight Banners after the Nurhachi Uprising, and supported Manchukuo with their own blood and sweat. The number of this part of the Han Chinese is roughly between 200,000 and 300,000, and if it were not for Nurhachi's genocide, I am afraid that the number would have increased tenfold.

The second is that the Jin army attacked the Ningjin defense line in the year of the Apocalypse and the Han people who entered Kou and Jinggi in the second year of Chongzhen's "Jisi Incident", and the number of these people was about 300,000.

The third is the original Ming Dynasty military households and Liaodong people who followed the Ming army generals to reduce their gold, and the number of these people should be about 50,000.

The three parts of the Han people combined were nearly 600,000, and the vast majority of them became slaves of the Manchurians, engaged in farming and grazing, and provided a steady stream of supplies for the Jin army.

With the occupation of the Jin army for a long time, most of the Han people have accepted their fate, consciously or unconsciously acting as the executioners of the Manchurian army to slaughter the Han people, and a considerable number of them are officials in all strata of the Jin country, regard the Jin country as the mother country, regard Hong Tai as the monarch's father, have long forgotten their Han identity, and are proud of carrying the Han military flag or entering the real Manchurian Eight Banners as a clothed slave, and are ashamed of the Han people. These people must naturally be severely punished, but they cannot be killed all at once, so there must be a charter for differential treatment, and there must be a system to avoid indiscriminate killing, and it can also allow the Han people in the areas occupied by the Jin Army to refer to this "nine-grade traitor system" to divide themselves into grades, so as to be vigilant, and then deviate from Manchuria.

Killing all the Han people in the area occupied by the Jin Army in Liaodong can certainly make the Manchurian Eight Banners return to the primeval forest era, so that they can live a life of fish farming again, and they cannot draw enough young and strong men to fight, which can effectively reduce the pressure on the Ming Dynasty. But Dayong can't do it to this extent, he doesn't dare to do it, killing hundreds of thousands of aliens, he has no psychological burden, but killing hundreds of thousands of compatriots, he can't do it anyway. What's more, he doesn't have this ability for the time being. Moreover, the indiscriminate killing was likely to arouse the antipathy and hatred of the Han people in the areas occupied by the Jin army against the Ming army, and then rebel against the Ming army together with the Manchurians, which of course Shi Dayong did not want to see. He believes that the introduction of the "nine-grade traitor system" can solve this problem to a great extent. At the very least, he thought it was the best way he could deal with the captives and the Han Chinese right now

The so-called "Nine-Rank Traitor System", as the name suggests, naturally divides the traitors into nine grades, and the same as the "Nine-Rank Zhongzheng System", from top to bottom to divide people by grade. The grade is determined by the time of the gold reduction and the official position held in the Jin State and the contribution made to the Jin State.

Yipin traitors refer to the generals of the Ming army who surrendered to the Jin army when Nurhachi raised troops, such as Tong Yangxing, Li Yongfang and others, from the 46th year of Wanli to the 7th year of the Apocalypse in the Ming Dynasty, and the official position in Jin was above the third-class Angbang Zhangjing. Regardless of whether these people worked for the Jin army after the gold was reduced, or whether they slaughtered the Han people, they were all set as a product.

The second-grade traitors refer to the Han scholars who gave advice to the Jin State, such as the scholars of the Hongwen Academy in the Jin Dynasty, such as Fan Wencheng, Bao Chengxian, and the deceased Ning Wan. From the 40th year of Wanli to the present, the official worships the scholar or the minister of parliament. The reason why these Han scholars are set in the second rank is because Dayong believes that these high-ranking Han officials play a worse role in the Jin regime than those Ming generals who lowered the Jin.

The three-grade traitor refers to the generals of the new Han army banner of the Jin Army, such as Shi Tingzhu, Sun Degong and others. There is no limit to the time of gold reduction, and the official position is above the Ming guerrilla, and above the Eight Banners.

The four-rank traitors refer to the generals below the Han military banner guerrillas, as well as the scholars who automatically serve the Jin State, as long as these people are in the six departments of the Jin State, the Manmeng Yamen, and the local Yamen, regardless of the time of the gold reduction or the official rank, they will all be designated as the four grades.

The Wupin traitor refers to the Han people who serve the Jin State, or the Han people who have a Han life, and the Han people who serve as pen stickers in the Yamen of the Jin State.

The Liupin traitor refers to the Han who served as the head of the village in the Eight Banners Banner, or the Han who was the master of Manchuria, Goshha.

The Seven Rank traitors refer to the merchants who provided strategic materials for the Jin army in the Ming Dynasty, and the generals below the banner of the Han army.

The Bapin traitor refers to the ordinary soldiers of the Jin Army and the Han Army Banner.

Jiupin traitors refer to craftsmen who make weapons and cast artillery for the Jin army.

Han Chinese who are Aha are not included.

The disposal methods corresponding to the corresponding grades are: the first and second grades are boiled and killed, and the direct blood relatives of the family are not guilty of the same crime; Three products and five horses are divided, and the direct blood relatives of the family are guilty of the same crime; The four grades are cut in half, and the direct blood relatives are guilty of the same crime; The fifth grade is beheaded, and the direct blood relatives are disposed of according to the sixth grade; The sixth grade is broken and one arm, and the male of the direct blood relatives is disposed of with the seventh grade; Seven grades are raided, and direct blood relatives are disposed of according to six grades; Eight direct blood relatives and men and women were sent to Dengzhou Tuntian, and I was used as an auxiliary army of the Jinzhou Army; Jiupin's family was sent to Dengzhou, and he served in the army.

The Han people who did not enter the product were sent to Dengzhou regardless of men, women and children, and if necessary, the men were young and strong to be conscripted into the army.

If the Han people of the corresponding grade have meritorious service, such as informing the Jinzhou Army of major military information or helping to suppress the resistance, etc., the grade can be lowered accordingly according to the meritorious performance. Those who have made great contributions to the Jinzhou army can be directly reduced to non-products, and receive a generous reward and send the whole family to Dengzhou for settlement.

Under the distinction of the "nine-rank traitor system", the thousands of Han prisoners and Han Aha in Wanghai Fort were quickly assessed to the corresponding grades, and Zhou Wuchang, who was always set at the seventh grade according to the corresponding regulations, in addition to his wife and children being sent to Dengzhou, he himself had to be cut off an arm. Whether he can live after the broken arm is a matter for God to know.

More than 300 Han army prisoners were designated as eight products, all of them were used as auxiliary soldiers of the Jinzhou army, and nearly 800 fishermen from Jinzhou were not included in the products, and all of them were moved to Dengzhou according to the regulations.

When Dayong was about to land in Jinzhou in Dengzhou, he was ready to move all the people back to Dengzhou, first, to enrich the population of Dengzhou, and secondly, to weaken the strength of Jinzhou. One less Han slave, one less point can be gained by the Eight Banners.

The Han people who are not in the product are all in Wanghai Fort, the Ming army does not kill them, as long as they get on the ship and go to Dengzhou, these people naturally have no objections, and it is better to be a good citizen in the Ming Dynasty than to be a cow and horse for the Mantars.

The captives of the Han army did not dare to complain, and the invincible real Manchurian soldiers could not defeat these Ming troops, so what could they do.

When it was Zhou Wuchang's turn to be dragged out and ready to cut off one of his arms as punishment, Zhou Wuchang suddenly shouted, "I want to see the handsome, I want to see the handsome!" ”