A True Account of Survival in the Southern Ming

Don't stop until all the Tartars have been killed. Kill them all to the ground, and kill them to no avail.

Preliminary summary- Hongguang, Longwu, and Shaowu have all been destroyed; Yongli Emperor Zhu Youlang proclaimed himself emperor in Zhaoqing and was the only orthodox core of Nanming.

"Da Ming Huidian" did not exist in the early Ming Dynasty. "Da Ming Huidian" began in the tenth year of Hongzhi (1497), was written in the fifteenth year of Hongzhi (1502), and was re-edited by Zhengde and Wanli. This book did not exist in the Hongwu, Jianwen, and Yongle eras. The sentence "Ji Shou bows five times..." Comes from Volume 44 of Wanli's "Da Ming Huidian". It is a retrospective account of the etiquette system in the early Ming Dynasty, not the original text of the early Ming Dynasty. In the fourth year of Hongwu, all kneeling was not abolished, and only daily kneeling was restricted. In the fourth year of Hongwu (1371), it was indeed forbidden to "kneel down and worship when drinking banquets and wine", and officials and people were ordered to bow and worship. However, kneeling is still required during court meetings, memorializing, listening to orders, giving rewards, and offering sacrifices. During the Zhang Juzheng period, civil servants did not "kneel down when standing up to perform a performance". By the end of the Ming Dynasty, all court officials would kneel down to perform during court meetings and memorials. Hongwu: "Every official kneels down when doing something." Longqing, Wanli (Zhang Juzheng era): The platform summons the right person, and the imperial prelude number still kneels. Zhang Juzheng himself still knelt down when he saw the emperor. The so-called "standing memorial" is a misinformation from later generations; in the Ming Dynasty, it was only possible to stand when speaking to officials and during banquets, and it was always necessary to kneel during court and memorial ceremonies.

Fish, can you read the history of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms and write a book about the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms? I am talking about the later five generations, starting from the late Tang Dynasty when Shi Jingtang sold Yanyun Sixteen Prefectures. During this period, he experienced various famous battles, such as the Battle of Zhongdu Bridge and so on. The protagonist can be allowed to experience these wars as a small prince, a small military envoy, or as an overseas island force. The protagonist is perfectly integrated into the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms, including the Southern Tang, Western Shu, Wu Yue, Min, Dai and other countries! Can you, fish? ! ! Just watch Tai Ping Nian, the timeline is almost the same as that. I watched that TV series and I was so angry. The TV series sucked and had many historical errors. Go write it quickly! ! In the end, he defeated Zhao Kuangyin and Zhao Guangyi, and then Wu Yue did not accept the territory. Then regain the sixteen states of Yanyun. The protagonist's character needs to be like Yang Zheng or Li Yue, please! ! ! ! ! !

Second half of the year: Jedi 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 of Guilin: Qu Shichun and Jiao Lian used thousands of troops to repel Li Chengdong's tens of thousands of Qing troops. The Southern Ming Dynasty defeated the Qing Dynasty on a large scale for the first time and boosted morale. ​ - Hunan counterattack: He Tengjiao and Du Yinxi united with the Zhongzhen Battalion to regain Baoqing, Changde, Hengzhou and other most of Hunan. ​ - Sichuan-Chu battlefield: Zhongzhen Battalion contained the Qing army in Jingxiang and eastern Sichuan, forming a fulcrum against the Qing.

First half of the year: All fronts were defeated and Yongli fled - Qing troops Kong Youde, Shang Kexi, and Geng Zhongming went south, broke through Hunan, entered Guangxi, and lost Changsha, Hengzhou, and Quanzhou one after another. ​ - Emperor Yongli fled from Zhaoqing → Wuzhou → Guilin → Quanzhou → Liuzhou → Nanning, and the imperial court almost collapsed. ​ - Hao Yaoqi of the Dashun army entered Guangxi, but was squeezed out by the Nanming bureaucrats, refused to enter the city, and had their food and salary deducted.

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Damn it, I finally waited until the author wrote about the history of the Ming Dynasty 😭

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