When Shah Jahan heard the horse's report, the first question he asked was how many people Aurangzeb brought?

Obviously, he was not relieved of his son!

"Return to the Great Khan, the Third Prince led about fifteen to twenty-hundred thousand troops."

Hearing this, Shah Jahan became a little uneasy.

His troops, including the troops incorporated on the road, were about 150,000. This means that Aurangzebu's troops were more likely to be more powerful than him.

For a long time, Shajahan has been suppressing him because of the military talent shown by Aurangzeb and will never let him have too many troops. Even when Aurangzeb won the Battle of Dongwu last time and asked to send more troops, he did not agree to send troops.

However, things went against my wishes, and now Aurangzeb is still under control of so many troops. Thinking of the ambitious gaze that his son would inadvertently show, Shajahan felt cold air coming out of his back spine.

In fact, the son wanted to seize my throne, which was considered a tradition in the Mughal Empire.

During the reign of Emperor Akbar, his son Jahangir rebelled and wanted to seize his position, but was suppressed. However, during the last time Emperor Akbar was seriously ill, he was finally forced to agree to let Jahangir take over the position of the emperor.

Shah Jahan is the son of Jahangir. He also rebelled against him. He failed to seize the throne and wandered for seven years. In the end, Jahangir died of illness, which allowed Shah Jahan to get what he wanted.

If Shah Jahan would have been sick in bed a few years later, and then Aurangzeb rebelled and directly seized the throne. This is much better than his father and his grandfather.

No matter what, at this time, Sha Jahan clearly felt that the position under his butt was unstable.

Therefore, after thinking for a while, he ordered the army to station and sent people to summon Aurangzeb to meet.

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Aurangzeb was thinking that it would be better to lead Shah Jahan to his army, so that he could take him down without fighting.

As a result, before a safe countermeasure was discussed, Shah Jahan's messenger arrived and announced an edict that Aurangzeb had defeated the Ming emperor. Shah Jahan was overjoyed and asked him to take the meritorious generals to visit and receive the reward.

Just like Shah Jahan knows his son, Aurangzeb of course also understands what his plan is, and of course he will not be fooled.

At this time, if you have enough military power in your hands, you should not be too hard.

Therefore, Aurangzebu was too lazy to hide it, and immediately summoned his generals to announce that his father Khan was enslaved by a treacherous minister. He raised an army to clear the monarch's side, and agreed to stand on the left and dissatisfied to the right.

While saying this, his eyes were staring at his generals without blinking.

"Slam" and his generals ran to the left almost as soon as he finished speaking, and no one hesitated.

Because they all know Aurangzeb's cruelty, if you dare to hesitate at this time, you will definitely be ruined.

So, Aurangzeb led his nearly 200,000 troops, and relied on the large number of people to come directly to Shah Jahan.

When Shah Jahan heard this, he jumped up in anger and immediately issued an order saying that his son Aurangzebu was planning to rebel and rewarded the loyal ministers and generals who planned to rebel.

Just like that, the troops on both sides can be said to have gathered two armies with the largest number of troops in the Mughal Empire. They shouted "On the opposite side to seek rebellion" and "Clear the lord", and then started fighting.

It's true that Shah Jahan's worries make sense.

Aurangzeb fought for the throne, and the offensive was sensational. After a day of stalemate, Shah Jahan could no longer withstand it.

Of course, there is also a very important reason why Shah Jahan could not defeat him, that is, his power was mostly in the capital Delhi, but was defeated by the Emperor of Ming, causing him to suffer heavy losses.

Shah Jahan knew very well that he could not beat his son. Therefore, he hurriedly ran away as soon as he saw that he could not beat him.

When Aurangzeb saw him, he would give up and not capture Shah Jahan, his throne would be unstable.

You should know that during the reign of Emperor Akbar, Delhi was taken away and the Mughals almost destroyed the country, but in the end, Emperor Akbar killed him and won the world again.

Therefore, Aurangzeb had no intention of surrendering the troops loyal to Shah Jahan, so he chased the defeated army and killed a river of blood. For him, as long as Shah Jahan was there, these people were unstable factors, and killing them was the most convenient.

In addition to this, he chased Sha Jahan behind the fleeing west, not giving him the chance to stop and rectify his troops.

At this time, it was a critical moment for the throne of the Mughal Empire. Aurangzeb had forgotten in his mind that there was still the Ming army on the Bangladesh border.

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Although he forgot, Emperor Chongzhen would not forget that he observed and understood his movements through eavesdropping systems every day.

The war between Aurangzeb and Shajahan was naturally learned by the eavesdropping seeds spread along the way by Emperor Chongzhen. Although the situation was not very detailed, for Emperor Chongzhen, as long as a war broke out, it would be enough.

So, on the day when the news was received through the eavesdropping seeds, Emperor Chongzhen suddenly issued an order, and the entire army ended the rest and switched to combat mode.

The Ming army said it was a rest, but it was not entirely true. The elite cavalry leaders brought by Emperor Chongzhen were dispersed, and they were reorganizing the Mughal infantry to make them as familiar with the Ming army as possible. In a few months, it was not short or long. Overall, these Mughal infantry were much more elite than when they came all the way east.

When they heard the emperor's order to prepare for the war, they all seemed to be injected with chicken blood, and finally ended the torture period.

This war was completely different from before. Although Emperor Chongzhen still took charge of the command, he also ordered Dongwu Governor Zhang Huangyan to follow up. Every time he fought a place, he would ask him to come and restorate the people and implement the rule, instead of leaving after the battle.

The army of 200,000, claimed to be 500,000, divided into ten groups, and almost at the same time, they rushed into Bangladesh in a mighty manner. The momentum was as if the Ming Dynasty attacked the whole country.

On Dhaka's side, Odom always thought that he had fooled the Ming emperor and made the Ming army dare not make any abnormal movements. Therefore, he was proud and thought about completing this mission. He would be the prime minister of the Mughal Empire in the future.

As a result, he sent out horses from all over the place to report to him in a queue that the Ming army had come from where it was.

At first, Odom was quite calm. Later, he found that there were a Ming army here, tens of thousands, and there were a Ming army here, tens of thousands...

In the end, he was scared! So many Ming troops came from all directions, and there seemed to be 500,000. He only had tens of thousands of troops, but he was not an elite. How could he fight this battle?

Without saying that, how could Odom, a minister who could rebel with the prince, have the idea of ​​dying for his country? So he immediately ordered to rob the whole city without leaving anything for the Ming army, and then run away.

After this order, Dhaka City suddenly howled. The army was scattered and robbed it into a ball, and at least it would not be taken back in a short period of time.

When he ordered, Emperor Chongzhen had already learned about it. Without saying anything, he immediately sent 10,000 cavalry troops, one man and two horses, led by Zhou Yuji, and rushed forward. By the next morning, he arrived outside Dhaka City.

At this time, Odom was waiting for his subordinates to rob property, but unexpectedly, he was waiting for the Ming cavalry. He was so scared that he didn't even want the army and ran away quickly.

Although Zhou Yuji's troops did not sleep all night, they saw the fire in Dhaka City and the gates were wide open, and they were all fleeing soldiers. The nobles couldn't help but be very excited. The emperor was really a clever plan, and it was time to come day and night!

Needless to say, the army immediately rushed into the city. In the end, Dhaka only burned a small part of the place, and Dhaka belonged to the Ming Dynasty.

The Mughal army, which lost its organization and was chaotic due to robbery, was eventually captured.

In fact, even Odom could not escape. However, Emperor Chongzhen specifically told Zhou Yuji not to siege the city, let the enemy chief go, and not to pursue him.

After Emperor Chongzhen learned about the situation in Dhaka through the eavesdropping system, he issued an order to various troops to make them move westward.

As a result, the Mughal soldiers were stunned. Why did they no longer need to fight Dhaka as they walked? Judging from the military orders I heard, it seemed that they had already been fought. This was really easy!

Indeed, they were very relaxed. However, Zhang Huangyan was in trouble.

While he was going to Dhaka to hand over, he wanted to return to the order of Dhaka as soon as possible, he also had to arrange the supplies transported from Dongwu, as well as subsequent troops and civilians, etc. He was so busy that he could only pray in his heart that the emperor should not move west too quickly.

However, his idea was just an idea after all.

Originally, when Emperor Chongzhen advanced eastward, he had already plowed and killed the nobles and nobles of the Mughal Empire once; then when Aurangzebu advanced westward, he also plowed and killed the untouchables who replaced the nobles and nobles.

When Emperor Chongzhen advanced westward again this time, those people along the way knew the style of the Ming emperor. Seeing the Ming emperor leading hundreds of thousands of troops over, needless to say, the nobles and powerful people quickly ran away, while the untouchables opened their doors to welcome the Ming emperor.

It can almost be said that the civil strife in the Tomughal Empire's struggle for the throne made Emperor Chongzhen easily expand his territory in a way that was easier than he imagined.

"It's so bitter!" Zhang Huangyan, who was behind the army, couldn't help but sigh privately.
Chapter completed!