The Great Ming's War Wolf
大明战狼
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- Completed
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- 176k Words
- Genre
- Historical
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- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
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- 3y ago
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Please revise the description; even I, a Ming dynasty enthusiast, find it inaccurate. Based on old Manchu archives, it's estimated that during the Battle of Sarhu, the Manchu ruler had approximately 60,000 armored soldiers and around 100,000 bondservant soldiers (baoyi aha), but the bondservant soldiers largely didn't participate in the fighting, only handling logistics.
Isn't the introduction awkward? It completely ignores objective facts! If the Ming army was so powerful, how did the Ming Dynasty still fall?
Many people say the Qing Dynasty's map is too big! But even at its weakest, the Ming Dynasty still managed to keep Japan in a state of stagnation for decades. What was the Qing Dynasty anyway? It practiced slavery, comparable to India today!
Actually, compared to hating the Jurchens' entry into the Central Plains and the bandit rebellions, I hate the generals of Liaodong and Guanzhong even more. The Jurchens needed to enter the Central Plains to develop, survive, and grow stronger; it was a matter of the survival of the fittest, just as the Ming Dynasty's rise to power inevitably led to the destruction of the Jurchens.
400,000? Does he even have that many people? His fans are all equally despicable, a bunch of clowns creating a chaotic mess.
This is hilarious! Can the author please check out relevant papers on CNKI before writing this? Claiming that the Jurchens numbered 400,000 is truly outrageous. How many years had the Ming army been in arrears with its pay? What were the actual composition of the troops hastily assembled by Qi Jin? How strong were the Later Jin's field combat capabilities? I personally think the author should thoroughly investigate these questions.
Driving out the Manchus. The Manchus of today were originally the Donghu people beyond the Great Wall, who were a frequent threat to the border during the Ming Dynasty. Later, taking advantage of the troubles in China, they marched into the pass, destroyed China, and seized our government. They forced the Han people to be their slaves, and those who refused were slaughtered in the millions.
The problem with the Ming army was not its combat effectiveness, but that it did not pay its soldiers. Seriously, are you serious about the 400,000 Qing troops?
Who is less human, the Ming Dynasty's Old Pig Family or the Qing Dynasty's Wild Boar People? 🤭
Where did the Qing army of 400,000 men in Sarhu come from?