To put it bluntly, the Jizhou Mutiny was a joint stranglehold between conservative forces among generals and civilian officials against the Qi family's army.
To put it bluntly, some beasts who are like slaves of the subjugated country strangled people who were unwilling to be slaves of the subjugated country.
It is only natural that you should be paid as a soldier.
But in the eyes of a group of dog officials who want to become slaves of the dead as soon as possible, this is wrong.
Of course Emperor Wanli could see the problem, but in their eyes, soldiers and everything else were bastards, the most despicable things.
In addition, Qi Jiguang was qualified to lead the army because he clung to Zhang Juzheng.
In the eyes of Emperor Wanli, Qi Jiguang was Zhang Juzheng's man.
In the eleventh year of Wanli (1583), Zhang Juzheng, the once powerful chief minister of the cabinet, was liquidated by Emperor Wanli. Qi Jiguang was also impeached by the imperial censor for clinging to Zhang Juzheng, and was eventually demoted and sent home, deprived of his salary.
The elites he trained were naturally labeled as Zhang Juzheng.
Naturally, the emperor was not pleased.
If they don't solve the problem and get rid of the person who raised the problem, they will become slaves of the country's subjugation as soon as possible.
This situation is not surprising, because the core of Qi Jiguang's military training is generals specializing in troops, recruiting troops mainly, and strict military discipline, although these were proposed by Qi Jiguang in order to revive the military power of the Ming Dynasty. kΑnhú五.ξà
However, generals and dedicated troops are absolutely intolerable to civilian officials who hold military and political power. Recruitment is the main focus, and the conservative forces among the military generals who make profits by annexing the army, stationing fields and squeezing the soldiers in the guard absolutely cannot tolerate it. Read a book
Therefore, it is not difficult to understand that after the Qi Army's "uproar" over food and salary issues, Wang Bao, a conservative force among military generals, "trapped and killed" Wang Bao. Ma Wenqing and Shi Xing described Wang Bao as the hero of quelling the mutiny.
But after the incident, all the remaining people were sent back to their hometown in Zhejiang.
Zhu Youjian believed that after all these years there would still be people willing to rehabilitate Qi Jiajun, but Zhu Youjian did not believe that they would come here.
After all, under normal circumstances, why shouldn't we go to the capital first if we want to be rehabilitated? ωωw.ΚЙδhυ㈤.ιá
How long did it take before the news spread that Zhu Youjian was here?
How could he get here before Zhu Youjian.
There were too many things in it, and Zhu Youjian had to think about it carefully after hiding.
"Forget it, never mind. The soldiers will stop them, and the water will cover them up. If those civil servants want to be slaves to the country's subjugation, they must ask the millions of elites in my hands whether they will agree."
"Let's go back. After the inspection, let's rehabilitate Qi Jiajun. But I am not someone to be bullied. Since your civil servants want to make a fuss about this matter, I will take this opportunity to teach you a lesson."
In Zhu Youjian's view, a nation without heroes is a miserable nation, and a nation that has heroes but does not know how to respect and love it is a hopeless nation.
Since ancient times, in order to oppose internal and external enemies and strive for national independence and people's freedom and happiness, the people's heroes who have sacrificed their lives in previous struggles are all respectable!
They deserve our respect and remembrance.
But since ancient times, most heroes have died on the battlefield, and some cowards have indeed risen to the top.
Even if some heroes are lucky enough to be in high places, for the benefit of the country, their mouths will definitely not be as sweet as those of cowards.
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