Han’s Son is Not a Slave

This chapter mainly introduces Li Yuanyin, the righteous son of the loyal Li Chengdong. Although there is doubt about making up the number, the bones of this person must be explained, and it is not necessary to order. ~~щww~suimеng~lā

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The seven people who expressed their willingness to come to Guangzhou to participate in the military conference to discuss the affairs of the king are: Qingfengbo Li Guangen who started construction activities in the northwest of Zhaoqing, Weiyuan Hou Guo Dengdi who was active in the Shendianwei area of ​​Gaozhou, and Jing who was active in Hailing Island. Deng Yao, general of the atmosphere, Wang Xing, general of Huben in Taishan area, Zhou Tengfeng of Haibei Road, Zhou Jintang of Zhangping, and Shi Shangyi of Weiding.

Zhou Shi did not know much about the Ming armies in Guangdong. Before the Eastern Expedition, he asked the Military Intelligence Department to collect information on the Ming armies of various ministries. He also learned from Hu Deyu, who was familiar with the situation in Guangdong. Only then did he get a general idea of ​​the distribution of forces and the details of the generals of the Ming army in Guangdong. .

Lee Kwang Eun was originally a subordinate of Dong Hoon Lee Sung Dong's general Bao Feng Bo Luo Sung Yeo. After the Battle of Meiling, Cheng Dong's general Yan Keyi died of illness in Nanxiong, and Du Yonghe, the governor of Guangdong and Guangxi, who opened his own business, consulted with Cheng Dong's righteous son, Li Yuanyin, Nanyang Bo, to send Luo Chengyao to replace Yan Keyi to resist the Qing army. Unexpectedly, Luo Chengyao was reluctant to go, and complained: "You are all enjoying it, but I alone suffer! And Guo Gong (Li Chengdong) has repeatedly appeared and failed to succeed. Now let me go, so what can I do?"

Under Du Yonghe's repeated persuasion and heavy bribes, Luo Chengyao reluctantly took up his post. After Shang Kexi and Geng Jimao led the main force of the Qing army to Guangdong, they sent people to detect the garrison of the Ming army in Guangdong, and at the same time spread the news that their Qing army would spend the New Year in Nan'an to recuperate their horses. As a result, the Ming army believed it to be true and slack off. The Qing army then became unprepared for the Ming army, crossed Meiling and entered Guangdong Province and went straight to Nanxiong.

Before the Qing army attacked the city, they first dispatched dozens of spies to lurk in the city and ordered them to set fire to the Drum Tower on New Year's Eve, and then opened the gate of civilization while the Ming army was in a panic to fight the fire, and the main force of the Qing army rushed into the city. The Ming general Yang Jie and others rushed to the battle and were defeated by the Qing army. More than ten generals including Yang Jie and deputy general Xiao Qi were killed, and the general soldier Dong Yuanxin was captured alive. More than 200 horsemen and 6,000 infantrymen of the defending army were killed, and the residents of the city were slaughtered by the Qing army. After the capture of Nanxiong, Li Qifeng, the governor of Guangdong sent by the Qing court, entered the city to defend it. On the third day of the first lunar month in the seventh year of Shunzhi, Shang Kexi and Geng Jimao led the Qing army from Nanxiong and arrived at Shaozhou Prefecture on the sixth day. As a result, the Qing army occupied Shaozhou without any resistance.

Li Guangen risked his life to break through from Nanxiong, and Fang recovered his life. After breaking through the siege, because he was not ashamed of Luo Chengyao as a man, he went to vote for the governor Li Yuanyin. There was a great pirate Yang Dafu who was recruited by the Yongli court to live in Wuzhou. Li Yuanyin asked the Emperor Yongli to summon Yang Dafu to take the opportunity to kill him. While the monarchs and ministers were drinking, Yongli criticized Yang Dafu, and Yang Dafu wanted to take advantage of the situation to hijack Emperor Yongli and throw him into the Qing Dynasty. Ma Jixiang and the others, who were serving drinks, ran away without a word, but Li Guangen kicked Yang Dafu to the back of the horse and caught him, hanged him, and killed him outside the boat. Therefore, Li Yuanyin's work won the trust of Li Yuanyin, and he was mentioned as a general in the Chinese army.

After Luo Chengyao abandoned Shaozhou and fled, seeing the Qing army occupying Guangzhou, he secretly made an appointment to surrender to the Qing army when he knew that the situation was over, and wanted to make meritorious service for the Qing army in attacking Zhaoqing in exchange for a future on the Qing court's side. After Li Yuanyin learned about the incident, he decided to get rid of the traitor. Because Li Guangen was Luo Chengyao's former department and usually had a good relationship with Luo Chengyao, Li Guangen came forward to meet Luo Chengyao for a drink on a cruise. In the middle of the boat, Li Guangen suddenly overturned Luo Chengyao, who was flickering on the rope bed, to the ground, and killed the traitor with a sharp knife. When Luo Chengyao's subordinates were shocked, Li Yuanyin came forward and held the emperor's edict, which stabilized everyone.

After Zhaoqing was captured by the Qing army, Li Yuanyin couldn't bear to see the whole province of Guangdong, where his adoptive father returned anyway, fell again, and he was unwilling to withdraw to Guangxi controlled by Chen Bangfu, the Duke of Qing, let alone surrender to the Qing army against his adoptive father's order. Then he asked Yongli to volunteer to go to Gaozhou and Leizhou to gather the remnants of his adoptive father and fight against the Qing army again. As a result, in the eighth year of Shunzhi, Li Yuanyin was captured by soldier Wang Shengtang when he contacted the old army in Fangcheng, Qinzhou, and was then escorted to Guangzhou. When Li Guangen contacted other former members of Chengdong in Yulin, he stomped his feet and cried when he heard the news.

At that time, Geng Jimao, who had not inherited his father Jingnan King, persuaded Li Yuanyin to surrender, but Li Yuanyin firmly refused. Geng Jimao asked Li Yuanyin to write a letter to recruit Du Yong and the Ming army who fled to Qiongzhou. The country, do you want to defeat the personnel?"

Unexpectedly, a few days later, Du Yonghe led his troops to surrender to the Qing Dynasty, and Li Yuanyin cried bitterly and asked to die day and night. Because Li Yuanyin is the son of Li Chengdong, and there are still many former Li Chengdongs in Guangdong, Geng Jimao ordered Li Yuanyin to be killed, and Li Jianjie, another adopted son of Li Chengdong, was also killed.

Before the execution, Li Yuanyin only made one request, that is, to put on the Ming Dynasty uniform, and Geng Jimao allowed it. After Yuan Yin finished dressing, he knelt down to the southwest direction~www.NovelMTL.com~ and then sighed: "Your Majesty will lose your minister, and your minister will live up to your Majesty!" After saying this, Geng Jimao waved his hand impatiently, and the executioner's sword fell.

When Li Yuanyin died, the Yongli court was close to disintegration, and there was chaos from top to bottom. The Qing army occupied Guangzhou and Guilin. Although the situation was critical, there were still some troops in Nanming in the Guangdong and Guangxi regions who were guarding the remnants of the land. "Drive" to escape. When he fled from Wuzhou to Nanning, he didn't make any plans to stay behind at all. Like ordinary people, he only knew that it was important to escape. After the "relocation", Wuzhou turned out to be "empty city in March". In the first month of the following year, Kong Youde dispatched the left-wing striker Ma Ji to take over Wuzhou. In February, he ordered the chief soldier Ma Jiaolin to guard the place. Only a few bureaucrats, such as Yan Qiheng, a cabinet scholar, Ma Jixiang, a Jinyiwei, and Pang Tianshou, the eunuch, escaped with Emperor Yongli. Due to the disorganization of the retreat, the rebels took the opportunity to loot, and some officials who were interested in following the imperial court also hesitated. The court and local officials who had gathered in Guangdong and Guangxi had a tendency to fall apart. Except for Zhu Minru, the general of Zhenxi, who died in a fight with the Qing army in Zhaoping County, and Wang Hao, the dismissed courtier, who committed suicide by throwing himself into the water, other officials who did not accompany him surrendered to the Qing, some fled into the deep mountains, and some shaved their hair to become monks.

The emperor and the court were like this. In addition, the son of the old master was killed, and the "Dongxun" Li Chengdong's old troops surrendered to the Qing Dynasty one after another, but Luo Chengyao did not surrender. The Kaijian area at the junction of northwest Zhaoqing and Guangxi insisted on resisting the Qing Dynasty, and ignored the orders of the governor of Guangdong and the governor of the four prefectures appointed by the Yongli court. (To be continued.)