Daming: I asked you to hang yourself, but I didn’t ask you to rebuild the Ming Dynasty

"Ping!"

Fangzheng Huasheng crushed the tea cup in his hand.

Hao Yaoqi is even more of a national curse!

Even the newly surrendered Liu Tichun looked livid.

Liu Fangliang, who was still "a guest" at Emperor Ming's house for the time being, even lamented, and looked at Zhu Youjian with pity in his eyes.

After spending these days together, he deeply felt that this was a good emperor.

The Ming army confiscated so many good things, including countless silks and satins. However, the Ming Emperor changed his clothes and found that he only had three regular clothes. Through the wide cuffs, his middle coat could be clearly seen. He had already worn it. Full of patches.

Even the four dragon robes have long been frayed.

Three meals a day are just ordinary meals.

As for the people in the city, the emperor really cares!

Not only were each person given a hundred kilograms of food, but soldiers were also arranged to patrol the streets to see if any people were in need of food...

Liu Fangliang's lips wriggled a few times, looking at the gray on Emperor Ming's temples, he suddenly didn't know how to speak.

Li Laiheng closed his eyes, and there was a faint glimmer of water in the corners of his eyes...

Ma Dai was the most stubborn, otherwise he would not have done anything to force his whole family to death in order to strengthen his military morale.

He couldn't hold it anymore at first, and said with a gloomy face:

"Your Majesty, I will invite a thousand soldiers and horses to go to the south of the Yangtze River. I will definitely come back with his dog head!"

So annoying!

The emperor is only a few hundred miles away from Xuzhou. He only needs to go south along the canal and after passing Xuzhou, he will reach Jiangnan.

And that old dog Qian Qianyi actually sacrificed the emperor publicly, saying that the emperor hanged himself in Meishan and died for his country!

That bitch!

"Ha ha!"

Zhu Youjian raised his head, put down the brush in his hand, and sneered at the corner of his mouth:

"Who do you want to kill? Qian Qianyi?"

"He's just a pawn!"

Zhu Youjian stretched out: "If Jiangnan doesn't support it from top to bottom, how much power can he have as an Imperial College minister?

All it takes is one officer to cut off his head and bring it to me! "

Fang Zhenghua frowned tightly and made a squeaking sound with his hands.

Zhu Youjian stood up from his seat and moved his stiff joints:

"As early as the beginning of the year, I issued an edict to the world to send troops to Beijing to serve the king, but what?"

"It's been three months!"

"Does he have an army south of the Yangtze River and a soldier heading north?"

Zhu Youjian sneered.

While he was talking, a soldier suddenly came to report that the cabinet minister Fan Jingwen had arrived overnight.

Zhu Youjian hurriedly led people to greet him, but saw that Fan Jingwen had already arrived at the door of the Yamen.

"Your Majesty, if you can't bear it, you will make a big mess!"

Fan Jingwen was soaked with sweat.

In early spring, the morning was still very cold, but white mist was rising above his head, his voice was hoarse, and there were blisters on his mouth.

This is urgent!

"Old Fang, give Fan Ge tea, no, some warm water, let Fan Ge moisten his throat first."

Zhu Youjian supported Fan Jingwen with one hand and turned to give instructions to Fang Zhenghua.

Fan Jingwen breathed a sigh of relief when he saw that the emperor was not as angry as he expected.

"Your Majesty, I'm scared to death, I'm scared to death!"

"Fang Ge, don't worry, I'm not angry, I'm not angry."

Zhu Youjian supported Fan Jingwen with his own hands, entered the yamen, and sat down on the stool.

"Oh, Mr. Fan Ge, you are too impatient, our family is watching too!"

Fang Zhenghua brought a small cup of warm water and handed it to Fan Jingwen.

He is right next to the emperor. If the emperor is angry, how can he not persuade him?

Seeing Fan Jingwen lift the lid and ask for a drink, Fang Zhenghua suggested:

"Mr. Fan Ge, drink slowly, don't hurt your bones."

People who are very hot cannot suddenly drink water to quench their thirst. It will easily burst their lungs.

Fan Jingwen took a few sips, and after his esophagus was warmed, he slowly drank the warm water.

"Isn't this too urgent!" Fan Jingwen smiled bitterly.

He took the tea offered by Fang Zhenghua again, thanked him, put it on the table aside, and then said to Zhu Youjian:

"Your Majesty, the news from Jiangnan reached my ears. I was afraid that your Majesty would be impulsive and fall into the trap of thieves, so I came here overnight...

Fortunately, fortunately! "

Fan Jingwen looked at the emperor who was calm and composed, and the heart in his throat finally returned to its original place.

Zhu Youjian spread his hands:

"What's there to be angry about? Everyone has their own ambitions. If they don't follow me, I'll save myself the trouble of dealing with them in the future!"

For them, this kind of thing happens only once and twice!

"Does Mr. Ge remember the Guizhou soldiers incident the year before last?"

Zhu Youjian said calmly.

Guizhou soldiers?

Fan Jingwen suddenly smiled bitterly:

"Of course I remember that at that time, I was still at home and heard that Ma Yaocao (characterized by Ma Shiying) was worried about the powerful thieves and was afraid that the thieves would dig up the Fengyang ancestral tomb again.

So he recruited [-] warriors from his hometown in Guizhou to guard Zhongdu.

Who knows..."

Ma Shiying sent his guerrilla general Li Zhangyu to Guizhou to recruit [-] soldiers, including some of Mu Guogong's troops.

These seven thousand Guizhou soldiers were originally going to cross the river from Hankou (Wuhan).

Unexpectedly, they knew that the area was occupied by rogue bandits, so they headed eastward along the Yangtze River, trying to find a place that was still under the control of the Ming court to cross the river north.

Anyone who is familiar with geography knows that Qian Bing had to go around Huizhou because he had no other way to go.

This time around, we arrived at Huizhou.

Incredible!

Everyone in Huizhou worked together and slaughtered 700 pioneers of the Guizhou soldiers who entered the country!

This incident was really not a manslaughter. The Huizhou people verified the Guizhou soldiers’ token, and after passing the customs documents, they placed it in the Wang family’s ancestral hall outside Qimen County, and then asked the Huizhou government for instructions.

The massacre order was issued by Huining Bingbei Road and Press Court.

After receiving the order, the Hui people burned the Guizhou soldiers to pieces.

A total of 700 people, including the leading generals, no one was spared!

Then, the Hui people robbed the Guizhou army of horses, supplies, etc. The written record is that there were more than 600 horses and no supplies.

After the commotion broke out, Jin Sheng, the recognized boss of Huizhou at the time, came forward and gathered a group of Huizhou squires to write letters to Shi Kefa, Qian Qianyi, Gu Xichou and other scholars who had always been favored by them. On the grounds that Guizhou soldiers were ravaging the place, To settle the matter...

Zhu Youjian sighed: "The people of Huizhou slaughtered my soldiers and horses, but the whole Huizhou was united, and the courtiers such as Donglin, Fushe, Jishe and others stopped..."

This matter is settled!

(No one is one-dimensional or one-sided; everyone is a complex multi-dimensional body.

Later, in order to defend his hometown in Huizhou, Jin Sheng resisted the Qing troops for three months. After being betrayed by a traitor, he committed suicide.

As for Hui merchants...

The Huizhou merchants eventually became the Eight Great Imperial Merchants of the South, alongside the Eight Great Imperial Merchants of the Northern Jin Dynasty, and even received greater policy support from the Qing court.

However, driven by capital, no one of the eight southern imperial merchants dared to write any online articles!

The Eight Great Southern Merchants: also known as the Eight Great Merchants of Yangzhou, or the Thirty General Merchants.

[At that time, Huizhou and Yangzhou were both under the rule of Southern Zhili, and Yangzhou was the headquarters of Huizhou merchants and salt merchants]

The operations of Huizhou merchants are very complex and they are involved in all walks of life. The majority of their operations are salt, tea, wood, dang, bamboo, porcelain clay, cotton, grain, etc.

Song Yingxing, a contemporary of the same period, estimated that as early as the Wanli period, the total assets of several major businessmen who made a living by selling salt in Yangzhou were more than 3000 million taels of silver. )

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