"Come." Xu Shiyang ordered calmly.

"Commander!" Li Kui leaned over, lowered his head and asked in a low voice: "What order do you have?"

"All prisoners, all officers above Mouke were seized." Xu Shiyang said: "All soldiers below Mouke's possessions will be confiscated, and the Han people will be identified. Those who commit serious war crimes will be executed."

Xu Shiyang's so-called war crimes were limited to crimes against the Han people such as killing Qingzhou army prisoners and robbing Han forts.

If they were killing foreigners, it would be beyond Xu Shiyang's attention.

"The Khitan, Mengwu, Bohai, Goryeo and other tribes, choose five to kill one. The Jurchens, whether it is the real Jurchens or the Jurchens, choose three to kill one."

The prisoners who had just stood up almost knelt down to Xu Shiyang again.

Kill prisoners first without saying a word. Is the Tartars not so cruel to kill people? They like to absorb those brave people, just like these people nowadays, all of them are martial artists, strong bodies, and useful in battle formations. If the Tartars are surrendered, they will definitely treat each other with courtesy as much as possible.

On the contrary, Xu Shiyang was going to kill someone without saying a word.

It's still a batch of kills.

Of course, some people find it a bit strange, why do stronger Tartars kill more?

It is not easy to catch any of these people. Why didn’t the young general in front of him incorporate them into the army and serve himself?

Before they could come up with a reason, Xu Shiyang spoke again:

"All officers above Muke, whether they are Han or Jurchens, will be punished first."

"God of life, General!"

The captives realized that the situation was not good, and the one who was standing was kneeling down, and kowtowed quickly - the young general's murderous intent was almost overflowing, and everyone felt a chill behind his neck.

Xu Shiyang ignored them completely, and he continued:

"No matter which ethnic group it is, the officers above the Touchi fight will kill half of them."

"Commander, Salian and the others will kill you too?" Li Kui asked.

At the last moment of the battle, this man took a group of Jurchen soldiers to fight against the Qingzhou army, and performed quite well.

In Li Kui's opinion, this is equivalent to submitting a lawsuit, and it seems unreasonable to just kill him like this.

Xu Shiyang lowered his head and thought for a while, then said:

"They have to participate in drawing life and death lottery, draw them, and allow them to choose a scapegoat from other people in the same clan who have drawn life lottery, and let them execute it themselves."

There were more than 800 people who surrendered and were captured. There were about 300 people who chose three to kill one. If you chose two hundred people, you would kill half of them.

Moreover, if they are asked to kill their own people, if they rebel again in the future, they have to consider whether there is anyone willing to accept them.

"These people are also killed?" Li Kui asked, looking at the trembling captives in the ground.

"Of course." Xu Shiyang said bluntly: "What's the use of keeping it?"

As soon as this was said, the fate of most prisoners was confirmed. Li Kui waved his hand, and a row of select troops stepped forward, dragging all the prisoners who were constantly begging for mercy like a dead dog. The screams and mercy gradually faded away, and Xu Shiyang's ears finally cleared.

"Commander, if you kill these people, will no one surrender in the future?"

Li Kui has one advantage—the loyalty to Xu Shiyang himself is beyond doubt.

As long as he gets the order, even if he doesn't understand, he will do it first and then ask.

"I don't need such a captive." Xu Shiyang replied seriously: "It is considered a special kindness to save half of the lives of people. If they are strictly judged according to war crimes, more than 80% of them will die."

"Only those civilians who are forced to live in enemy-occupied areas or those who are forced to become enemies by the Tartars should have some chances to survive and correct us."

A scream came from the front, and it must have begun to kill people.

"Did I say it before?"

Xu Shiyang continued:

"They are wolves. They cannot be forgiven after being captured by us, and they will be shaking their tails like dogs."

Otherwise, how can we be worthy of the tens of millions of people who died in the invasion of the Tartars over the past decade?

...

July of the 14th year of Jianxing.

The Liaodong Jurchens raised 100,000 troops and 300,000 to attack Qi Province. They fought fiercely with the Qingzhou army along the Yellow River for more than ten days, but returned in a defeat.

The Qingzhou Army claimed to have killed 50,000 enemies, but actually killed and captured Bo Jilie Wanyan Xie, and was 6,000 of the Zhen Jurchens, 5,000 of the Jurchens, 12,000 of the slave soldiers, and 15,000 of the Han Bo Jilie soldiers.

On the way back to Liaodong, the Jin army threw away thousands of prisoners.

When the Hanbojiji remnants were annexed, more than two thousand traitors were killed or killed.

Finally, the retreating Jin army plundered the Yanyun area into a white land, where the Tartars captured more than 200,000 slaves, countless people were slaughtered, and all the remaining families fled.

In September, the Jin Dynasty's Tianhui Khan Wanyan Wu Qimai announced the abolition of all Han Bo Ji Lie and all Han people under his rule were slaves to the Jurchen nobles.

However, no matter how much they seek compensation, the loss is the loss.

After the fertile arable land in Yanyun area was desolate due to robbery, the Jin Dynasty's finances next year will inevitably become even worse. The only external blood transfusion they can rely on is the only annual monies left for shipping to Liaodong.

On the other hand, the news that the Qingzhou army defeated the main force of the Tatars quickly spread around the surroundings as if they had wings.

Although the Qi Province suffered heavy losses in the war, the Han people in Jiangbei truly defeated the terrible Tartars for the first time.

The entire Jurchens came, but they were unable to plunder anything in Qi Province. The owners of Jiangbeiwu Fortress, whether they belonged to Qingzhou or not, realized that since the entire Tartars came, there was no way to get Qingzhou, then if they could join the Qingzhou system, they would no longer have to worry about the plunder of the Tartars in the future.

Many people who were impatient immediately began to relocate to Qi Province - the land in Jiangbei was not worth nostalgic, and there must be a large amount of wasteland in Qi Province to resettle immigrants.

Those who are more mature and polite will also send people to Qisheng in advance to contact him, trying to determine the status and treatment he can get in Qisheng first, and consider when to relocate.

With the arrival of victory, the voices of the periphery of the fortress owners against Qimin in Qi Province gradually became sparse.

Most of them began to actively cooperate with the work of the Jieshuai Mansion. Judging from the current situation, even if the Xu family does not live in the world in the future, it will be inevitable that they will be divided into a king.

Since you have to make a living in the hands of others for generations, it is also appropriate to cooperate with their policies.

Otherwise..., haha, even the Tartars were beaten and defeated, and if they were killed, they would have no place to cry.

From then on, the safe Qi Province began to become the largest destination for refugees in Jiangbei except for Jiangnan, and the population began to grow rapidly.
Chapter completed!