Just like in previous years, a sudden hustle and bustle broke out, and finally, it calmed down silently.
The central departments that were already preparing to take a break were also busy again. It is obvious that under another big upheaval at the end of the year, whether it is political or military, it is definitely difficult to spend the New Year in the fourth year of Zhaowu.
Of course, this winter is not just a sudden storm in Daheng Capital. South and North, in this cold winter that is increasingly different from previous years, are suffering from turmoil and cruelty.
The turmoil in Jiangnan is still continuing, and that kind of net-style cleaning that has never been seen since ancient times continues in several provinces in Jiangnan.
Throughout the dynasties, under the influence of concern, the metropolis reached a compromise with a certain interest group.
At the beginning of the Ming Dynasty's rule and at the beginning of the establishment of Daheng, the civil servants and gentry who also went to the Ming Dynasty had a very tacit understanding of the clerical officials and gentry.
If the emperor did not want to make so much trouble, this compromise might continue to be passed on with the fate of the Great Heng Kingdom.
But obviously, the emperor was unwilling to compromise, or in other words, Daheng, who built his country with military power, had great genetic contradictions with traditional civil servants and gentry.
Under repeated conflicts, the emperor chose to support the military honors and suppress civil servants and gentry without hesitation.
From the Ming Dynasty to the end of the fourth year of Daheng Zhaowu, after nearly ten years, the remaining poisons brought by that compromise have not been cleaned up.
In this Jiangnan, the emperor obviously did not want to suffer disaster for many years due to temporary compromise.
Of course, Daheng, whose country's destiny is now solid, also has the capital to not compromise at all.
The bloody butcher knife that spread across several provinces in the south of the Yangtze River seemed to be an unscrupulous suppression and slaughter, but obviously, it was not clear that the will of the Emperor of Great Heng was clearly revealed.
What the emperor wants is Daheng’s rules. If you don’t obey Daheng’s rules, there is no need to exist.
From the mid-4th year of Zhaowu to the end of Zhaowu, this storm has covered the land of Jiangnan for nearly half a year. I don’t know how many powerful people who used to look down on all living beings have become inferior to those of pigs and dogs in front of Qiu Ba, whom they used to disdain.
And in Yunnan and Guizhou, this war has come to an end.
The remaining soldiers of the pseudo-Ming in the two provinces were unable to defeat the enemy in the face of a strong army that had been unified by the empire.
On November 13, the fourth year of Zhaowu, Duke of Yue led a large army to defeat the pseudo-Ming Yunnan-Guizhou army in Jingzhou. The commander of the army, Mu Tianbo, led the remaining troops to retreat hastily.
The Duke of Yue led his troops to pursue them all the way, and finally surrounded Mu Tianbo's remnants in Kunming, Yunnan on December 3, 2018.
On December 15, the fourth year of Zhaowu in Daheng, and on December 15, the fifth year of Jingwu in Daming, Kunming City was broken!
The Duke of Qian, the State of Ming Dynasty, and the Governor of Yunnan and Guizhou, Southern Ming Dynasty, died in a fierce battle. The last flag of the Sun and Moon Daming was also completely descended with Mu Tianbo's fall.
But it is obvious that the war in Yunnan and Guizhou is far from over.
The Ming Dynasty ruled Yunnan and Guizhou for hundreds of years, and the Mu family was in charge of the Yunnan border, officially and even completely included the Yunnan border in the rule of the Central Plains dynasty.
While making an indelible contribution, it is undeniable that the chieftains in Yunnan and Guizhou are still strong, and can even be said to be a country in the middle of the country!
After all, the place of Yunnan and Guizhou today has not experienced the back and forth clearing in history that is like a millstone!
In history, since the late Ming Dynasty, the Ming Dynasty mobilized the power of Yunnan and Guizhou chieftains for a long time to fight against the Later Jin Dynasty and even suppress civil unrest, consuming the power of Yunnan and Guizhou chieftains again and again.
In the history of the Southern Ming Dynasty, the Yunnan-Guizhou chieftains were pressed to the ground and rubbed under the military force of the Daxi Army. When the Daxi Army surrendered to the Nanming Army, the Yunnan-Guizhou chieftains actually returned to the rule of the Southern Ming Dynasty and were forced to be involved in the Ming and Qing War.
The final result is obvious. The Ming Dynasty defeated the Qing Dynasty and won the Yunnan and Guizhou chieftains ushered in another attack and clearance from the winners.
Afterwards, Wu Sangui was named King of Pingxi and was hereditary in Yunnan. When dealing with his own territory, Wu Sangui naturally did not allow the chieftains to share his cake. In this way, these group of chieftains ushered in Wu Sangui's relentless pursuit.
The most famous one is Wu Sangui's forced the rebels to lead the party to Shuixi and massacres against Shuixi.
Later, Wu Sangui rebelled and the Three Feudal Rebellion, the Yunnan-Guizhou chieftain who had been tortured and half-dead were involved in this war.
Supporting Wu Sangui, being suppressed by the Qing Dynasty, can support the Qing Dynasty... In the Three Feudal Rebellion, the Great Zhou army led by Wu Sangui was unstoppable...
In this way, the fate of Yunnan and Guizhou Tusi can be imagined.
The Yunnan-Guizhou Tusi, who should have been dependent on his own family, was forced to be involved in the struggle for hegemony of the Ming Dynasty, Qing Dynasty, Daxi, Dazhou, and the four forces that stirred the world in the specific historical environment.
In the end, the Qing Dynasty established the world. The Yunnan-Guizhou chieftains who were originally the king and dominant in Yunnan and Guizhou were only two or three big and small cats left, and there was no power to fight against the court.
In this way, if paper changes the soil and returns to the flow, it will be the ultimate fate of Yunnan and Guizhou chieftains.
But now, Yunnan and Guizhou Tusi have obviously not experienced the tragic fate in history at all.
Daheng's governance of Yunnan and Guizhou...is obviously extremely difficult.
When the military report at the end of the battle between Yunnan and Guizhou came to the capital, soon the emperor's will passed the horses back to the Yunnan and Guizhou area from the capital.
The Duke of Yue was appointed as the governor of Yunnan and Guizhou, and coordinated the military and political affairs of Yunnan and Guizhou provinces.
This time, tens of thousands of troops who followed the Duke of Yue to conquer Yunnan and Guizhou were all reorganized on the spot, guarding all parts of Yunnan and Guizhou, and under the jurisdiction of the Governor of Yunnan and Guizhou.
The will of the emperor is undoubtedly very clear.
Of course, for Daheng, who built his country with martial law, and for Daheng's generals who fought south and north, his will was obviously very clear.
Daheng has not compromised! Generals who have fought in the south and north for many years will not compromise!
Only three days after Kunming was defeated, and before the emperor's decree had arrived, the Duke of Yue had colluded with the false Ming Dynasty and sent troops to conquer the Wuding chieftain, the largest entrenched Yunnan power, and Shayuan, the chieftain of Wang Ding.
It also informed Yunnan and Guizhou that those who colluded with Wuding Chiefs and Wangding Chiefs will be deemed to be the same crime!
Those who are guilty will be punished!
For a moment, the place in Yunnan and Guizhou was full of war!
But it is obvious that these generals who followed the emperor to fight south and north may not know much about the great principles, but their style of conduct is absolutely neat and extremely simple and crude.
In just half a month, these two great chieftains in Yunnan and Guizhou provinces were slaughtered all, and several chieftains involved in these two chieftains were directly exterminated.
At this time, before the chieftains of the two provinces could react, the Duke of Yue, who had just become the governor of Yunnan and Guizhou, took his bloody military power and ordered the convening of chieftains from all over the country to Kunming for discussion.
The order of soldiers first and then rituals, the order of rituals first and then sermons seems to have been completely reversed in this part of Yunnan and Guizhou.
This is also the first time that Daheng’s rules have been revealed in this place of Yunnan and Guizhou.
Those who are in line will prosper, and those who are in contradictory will perish!
Chapter completed!