A True Account of Survival in the Southern Ming
南明求生实录
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- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
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We will not stop until we have slaughtered all the Tartars; we will turn them upside down and leave no survivors.
Map of the situation in 1647
Previous Recap - The Hongguang, Longwu, and Shaowu dynasties had all been destroyed; Emperor Yongli, Zhu Youlang, proclaimed himself emperor in Zhaoqing and was the only legitimate core of the Southern Ming.
The Great Ming Code did not exist in the early Ming Dynasty. The Great Ming Code was first compiled in the tenth year of the Hongzhi reign (1497) and completed in the fifteenth year of the Hongzhi reign (1502). It was revised during the Zhengde and Wanli reigns. This book did not exist during the Hongwu, Jianwen, and Yongle reigns. The phrase "kowtowing and bowing five times…"
Please write about the last five generations.
Fish, could you please look up the history of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms and write a book about it? I'm talking about the latter Five Dynasties, starting from the end of the Later Tang Dynasty when Shi Jingtang sold the Sixteen Prefectures of Yan and Yun. It should include various famous wars, like the Battle of Zhongdu Bridge.
Second half of the year: a desperate counterattack, stabilizing the southwest - Quanzhou Victory (November): Hao Yaoqi, Jiao Lian, Lu Ding and others defeated the Qing army, stabilized Guangxi, and Yongli returned to Guilin. - The Great Victory at Guilin: Qu Shisi and Jiao Lian, with a force of several thousand, defeated Li Chengdong's tens of thousands of Qing troops.
First half of the year: Total defeat, Yongli's escape - The Qing army, led by Kong Youde, Shang Kexi, and Geng Zhongming, marched south, broke through Hunan, entered Guangxi, and successively lost Changsha, Hengzhou, and Quanzhou. Emperor Yongli fled from Zhaoqing to Wuzhou, Guilin, Quanzhou, Liuzhou, and Nanning, causing the court to nearly collapse.
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Dear author, your new book is great! I've joined the new book investment group, please update!
Holy crap, finally the author is writing about the Ming Dynasty! 😭
The Northern and Southern Dynasties and the Five Dynasties are both quite popular now.