Qishan Guards Thousands of Households

During the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty, the government was corrupt, the army was slack, and many hereditary military households fled. Shandong suffered from natural disasters for many years, and bandits broke out everywhere. They even captured the guard station set up in the Hongwu period, and Based on the fact that it is easy to defend but difficult to attack, we used it as a stronghold to collude with Japanese pirates and do something that was outraged by both humans and gods. Fortunately, General Qi was ordered by Tian En to command the three battalions and twenty and five guard posts to prepare Shandong's coastal defense and fight against Japanese pirates. The story takes place in the Qishan Guard Qianhu Station, one of the many guard stations in Shandong. The Qishan Station is located between Dengzhou Guard and Weihai Guard. Unlike the Beiyu Qianhu Station, which is subordinate to the guard commander, Guard Qianhu directly obeys the orders of the Shandong Capital Commander. Although it is only a fifth-rank Qianhu, it has the same power as a fourth-rank guard commander. In the dark officialdom of the middle and late Ming Dynasty, the bloodiness of the power struggle was no less bloody than the swords and swords on the battlefield. Dear readers, please take a seat and listen to the legendary life of the protagonist of this article, Fu Tong, who guards Qianhu. Let me tell you slowly...