Thirty-one, how did Qi Jiguang die
It was none other than Qi Jiguang who killed him, it was the dynasty of the Ming Dynasty and the political atmosphere at that time.
and the suspicion of the emperor.
In the second year of Longqing (1568), the Ming court specially summoned Prime Minister Qi Jiguang to train troops in the three towns of Jizhou, Changping and Baoding.
In the past 16 years, he reorganized the defense, strengthened the combat readiness, built the platform to defend against the enemy, set up a martial arts school, trained soldiers, and organized an elite army equipped with chariots, cavalry, and infantry, so that the defense was consolidated and the Beijing Division (now Beijing) was safe.
Later, he was squeezed out and transferred south to defend Guangdong.
He was then falsely accused of taking office.
Qi Jiguang (1528-1588), the character Yuan Jing, the name Nantang, the late name Meng Zhu.
An outstanding military strategist and national hero of the Ming Dynasty.
Qi Xiang, the ancestor of Qi Jiguang, lived in Changyi Township (Dingyuan) in Anhui Province to avoid the war at the end of the Yuan Dynasty, and later raised troops with Zhu Yuanzhang and died in Yunnan.
In order to commemorate Qi Xiang's founding of the country, the Ming court awarded his son Bin as the general of Mingwei, and the hereditary commander of the Dengzhou Guard.
Xiangzibin, Binzi Wang Gui, Wang Guizi Jiji, Jian Zixuan, Xuan Jizi Jingtong, Jingtong Zi Jiguang, all lived in Penglai for more than 160 years in the 6th century.
Qi Jiguang has been smart since childhood, diligent in studying civil and military, and in addition to studying, he often "melts mud as a base, cuts bamboo as a pole, cuts color as a flag, gathers rubble as a base, displays steps, and studies change"
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In the twenty-third year of Jiajing (1544), the 17-year-old Qi Jiguang was hereditary as the commander of the Dengzhou Guard.
At that time, the southeast coast was plagued by pirates, and Qi Jiguang held that "it is not my intention to seal the marquis, but I hope that the sea will be flat"
's ambition to study literature and martial arts more diligently.
In the twenty-eighth year of Jiajing (1549), he was sent to Jimen to guard the martial arts.
In the thirty-second year of Jiajing (1553), he was promoted to the commander of the capital, and set up a station in front of the Taipinglou in Dengzhou, and the governor of Shandong coastal prepared for the war, revitalized the camp, cleaned up the guards, cleaned up the money and grain, strictly disciplined, supervised the repair of coastal defense facilities, and inspected the sea guards.
During his tenure, the sea frontier under his jurisdiction was calm, and the imperial widow made outstanding achievements.
In the thirty-fourth year of Jiajing (1555), Qi Jiguang was transferred to Zhejiang to resist the Japanese, and the following year he was appointed as a general.
He saw that "the officers and men of the guards were undisciplined and extremely obtuse"
, the style of corruption is to advocate the recruitment of new troops to be controlled according to law.
In the thirty-eighth year of Jiajing (1559), he went to Yiwu, Zhejiang, selected 3,000 farmers and miners, and trained them into a strong force with strict military discipline
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He led this army to win Gaojialou, Longshan, Jinshan, Wuniu, Songpu, and Jianyun victories in Zhejiang, turning the tide of the war.
Even Hu Zongxian, the governor of Zhejiang, who was jealous of his merits and jealous of the virtuous at that time, also called this "a person who has never been happy with a few victories since the beginning of the Japanese Dynasty"
, praised Qi Jiguang for "bravely crowning the three armies, experienced in a hundred battles, accumulating the misfortune of Taozhu, and repeatedly helping the danger of Haimen"
, "And hard work, stand up, honest and unsurpassed"
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Colleagues praised Qi Jiguang for "criticizing and making mistakes, but he is afraid of him like a tiger;
, "How can today's Huchen be a famous general of the ancient era"
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