The things Jian Yi said are actually a bunch of bad things left after the Fengtian Jingnan.
Zhu Di made random promises in order to succeed in the rebellion.
To Ning Wang Zhu Quan, "When things are done, the world will be divided among them."
The promise made to the three guards of Wuliangha, "Follow me and I will send you to Daning Ranch when the matter is done."
Not only that, he even lied to his own son.
"My son is very ill, you should encourage him."
After Zhu Gaoxu heard this, his whole body felt as if he had been injected with chicken blood. He charged into the battle and really worked hard.
From then on, the king of Han became obsessed with evil and had evil thoughts.
So much so that he tried his best to do this, exhausted all the agencies, and was only thinking about fighting for reserves and dysprosium. In the end, he ended up killing everyone and roasting himself into a crock pot chicken.
Now, Zhu Di cannot succeed in fengtian's peace, and it is time to fulfill his promise.
But he was in every possible difficulty.
It's impossible to honor it.
In this case, someone has to come and help the master wipe his butt.
In Zhu Di's mind, the best person to handle such matters is undoubtedly Tianguan.
But Jian is a cunning old man.
You should never do this kind of thankless thing that offends others on both sides.
If you don't do it well, it will offend people in a small way, but it will be very serious if you move your head.
He thought hard and found only Xu Qin.
This boy is brave and resourceful, has no party, no faction, no fetters. He is a newborn calf who is not afraid of tigers.
Xu Qin knew that he was being targeted by the heavenly officials, so he couldn't escape.
Besides, this is related to the country, the country, and the country, and it is closely related to myself.
He sorted out his thoughts and quickly came up with a countermeasure.
It is said that at the end of the first year of the Fengtian Crisis, Zhu Di only had a few hundred thousand Yan troops that he had patched together, and they had to disperse and garrison various fortresses throughout Beiping.
Due to battlefield attrition, there was a severe shortage of heavy ordnance.
The most powerful one is the 20,000 elite "Yan Sanwei" beside him.
But facing the well-equipped Central Army, the 500,000-strong army led by Li Jinglong, Zhu Di was seriously short of troops and horses.
He followed Yao Guangxiao's suggestion and led more than 50,000 main troops to Daning.
Zhu Quan, the 21-year-old King of Ning who joined the feudal clan at the age of sixteen, was resourceful and accomplished both in civil and military affairs.
In addition to his 20,000 elite "Yingzhou Three Guards", he also had 60,000 Mongolian cavalry - the three Uuliangha Guards who defected.
The strength is very strong.
Zhu Di secretly bribed the Yingzhou guards and sent Zhang Yu as envoy to Duoyan Mountain to hire three Wuliangha guards.
In the end, he designed to kidnap Ning Wang Zhu Quan and coerce him to rebel with him.
Now that Zhu Di has successfully ascended to the throne of God, it is of course impossible for him to give half of his country to reward Zhu Quan.
I don’t even want him to return to Daning.
There is a risk of letting the tiger go back to the mountain.
Ning Wang is a young hero, and his martial arts skills and strategies are definitely not inferior to Zhu Di's.
Just in case Zhu Quan can't think of it and plans a Jingnan campaign in the same way now or in the future,
what to do?
In fact, Zhu Quan really had this intention.
Yao Guangxiao had already seen it, and he reminded Zhu Di to take precautions against Prince Ning.
As for the three guards of Wuliangha, that is easier to understand.
They are mercenaries, and they are mothers if they have milk.
They will listen to whoever provides the money and benefits.
When Zhu Quan gathered them and supported them, they listened to Zhu Quan.
Later, Zhu Di quietly offered a large amount of money and promised to reward Daning Ranch when the project was completed. It was not surprising that they turned against each other before the battle.
Now, it is not a problem for the more than 50,000 Mongolian cavalry of the three guards of Wuliangha to stay in Jiangnan.
There was no war, so these barbarians spent their days drinking, robbing, and robbing women of the people, and doing whatever they wanted.
Now there are complaints all around the capital, and people are extremely angry.
Let them return to the outside of the Great Wall quickly.
But it is easy to ask God but difficult to send Him away.
If their conditions are not met, they will not leave.
What's more, His Majesty the Emperor promised with red lips and white teeth.
Now, do you want to be a cheat?
Seeing Xu Qin thinking deeply and saying nothing, Jian Yi leaned forward and said:
"My dear nephew, everything else is easy to talk about and I can handle it. The only thing that involves Prince Ning, the three guards of Wu Liangha and other nobles like Jing Nan, I am an old minister of Jianwen, so there are some things that I can't talk about."
What Jian Yi said was the truth.
In the current court, the old ministers of Jianwen and the new nobles of Jingnan naturally formed two opposing factions.
What's funny is that when Jianwen's old ministers faced the arrogant new nobles, they all consciously or unconsciously felt like dwarfs.
"My good nephew is very resourceful, let's see if we can think of a way?"
Xu Qin knew that it was not easy to refuse this matter. He was already making a draft in his stomach and finally came up with an idea.
"Teacher, in my humble opinion, this matter is not difficult to deal with. The three Yingzhou guards of Daning Dusi can be evacuated, and most of the Yamen have been temporarily abolished, but there are still a few left."
"As for Prince Ning himself and his family, they can be allowed to stay in the capital and be kept in captivity with high salaries."
"On the grassland of Daning, the Uliangha tribe is allowed to graze here for a long time. This is to fulfill His Majesty's original promise."
When Jian Yi heard this, he didn't react for a moment. He frowned and said in confusion:
"My nephew, what do you mean?"
Xu Qin chuckled and further explained:
"Emperor Taizu Gao spent a lot of effort and many years of manpower and material resources to build the Daning Dusi. Complete withdrawal would be tantamount to handing it over and the defense barrier of northern Xinjiang would be lost."
"We allow the three members of the Uuliangha Guards to return to live in this fertile grassland without any strings attached. It is a gift in itself."
"But what His Majesty said at the beginning was to give it to them... this..." Jian Yi said doubtfully.
"Sending... means letting them manage it by themselves. This is called autonomy."
Xu Qin glanced at the confused Jian Yi, smiled strangely and said:
“Autonomy is not independence.”
"That is to say, the sovereignty of Daning Dusi still belongs to the Ming Dynasty. Therefore, we have to leave a simple team of officials to help these barbarians coordinate and manage this grassland."
"For a period of transition, we will help them cultivate some talents. When the time is right, it will not be too late to completely hand over the governance of Daning to them."
"If the imperial court wants the three guards of Wuliangha to help the Ming Dynasty deal with the old Mongolian and Yuan tribes without restraint, this idea is too naive."
"They are mercenaries and have no loyalty at all. Moreover, they are inextricably related to the Meng Yuan Golden Clan. They are inextricably linked to chaos."
Xu Qin's calm and unhurried rhetoric are all modern concepts of later generations.
Concepts such as sovereignty, governance, autonomy and independence are all confusing to even the knowledgeable Jian Yi.
Damn it, I've never heard of these, where did this guy get all these new words?
Could it be that the Xu Mansion contains a "heavenly book" that points out the mysteries of the world?
At this time, Xu Qin had been thinking about another thing.
In history, Zhu Di not only withdrew the capital of Daning, but also gave all the fertile grassland of Daning to the three guards of Wuliangha.
The Ming Dynasty retreated to the border of the Great Wall.
Wu Liangha in turn deceived Zhu Di, claiming that they were helping the Ming Dynasty defend the northern border.
Zhu Di really believed it.
Within a few years, the three guards of Uliangha colluded with the Tatars and betrayed the Ming Dynasty, leaving Zhu Di very passive.
