In 1631 AD, the Jiannu Khan Huang Taiji mobilized 100,000 troops with all the strength of the country to attack Dalinghe, the gateway to the Ningjin defense line. Dalinghe guard general Zu Dashou led his troops to resist desperately, but Huang Taiji could not attack for a long time and began to besiege the city. The war at Daling River affected the hearts of the Ming Dynasty, but those ministers were either afraid of death or trying to shirk the blame. In the end, it was Sun Chengzong who took command despite being ill at the age of 70. After the governor arrived in Jinzhou, he sent reinforcements, but the reinforcements were beaten and almost completely wiped out. Just when he was at a loss, he received a report from the defender of Juehua Island, saying that a large fleet had arrived at sea and that they could relieve the siege of Daling River. With the arrival of the fleet, China's history began to change. . . .
Reader comments
Too idealistic.
Just make do with it
So idealistic! Just talk about how serious the poverty of civil servants is, and do you know how poor it is compared with the poverty of Liaodong generals?
A brainless and enjoyable article, you can only read it without using your brain.
Too idealistic.
Just make do with it
So idealistic! Just talk about how serious the poverty of civil servants is, and do you know how poor it is compared with the poverty of Liaodong generals?
A brainless and enjoyable article, you can only read it without using your brain.