[History + Ming Dynasty + Iron-blooded War + Strategy]
In the fourteenth year of Hongwu (1381), Zhu Yuanzhang issued an edict, and the 300,000 Ming army marched southward, kicking off the iron-blooded prelude to moving the north to conquer the south and pacifying Yunnan and Guizhou!
The Duke of Ying, Fu Youde, took command, and the deputy generals Lan Yu and Mu Ying cooperated. Elite soldiers and generals came out to attack the Liang King of Canyuan, the Duan family of Dali, and various rebel chieftains.
The bloody battle at Baishijiang destroyed the main force of the Yuan army, Kunming surrendered without a fight, Dali surrendered due to natural dangers, wars broke out in Wusa and Pu'an, and every inch of land at the junction of Guizhou and Yunnan was contested.
On the battlefield, the swords and swords reflected the blood; undercurrents surged in the court, and the imperial power was ruthless.
A group of famous generals in the Southern Expedition, some of whom have been guarding Fuze in the southwest for generations, or some of whom have achieved great success and have their entire family wiped out. Their fates are ups and downs between imperial power and the flames of war.
The remaining Yuan Dynasty resisted stubbornly, and the chieftains repeatedly rebelled and surrendered. In the troubled times, look at the soldiers of the Ming Dynasty who determined the borders with iron and blood, guarded the mountains and rivers with loyalty and bravery, and created a century-old foundation of stability in the southwest.
When the beacon fires dissipated and all the ministers returned to dust, only the land of Yunnan and Guizhou remained, forever belonging to the territory of the Ming Dynasty!
