Gao Qi led the cavalry to pursue and killed nearly a thousand heads. It was not until Yao Qisheng sent people to let him escape by allowing Shimazu Kokusa to escape that he led his troops back.

After all, only if Shimazu Kokuha is alive, the Chinese army can continue to take possession of Kagoshima for granted. This matter is not Shimazu Kokuha, but Tokugawa Shogunate, who ruled Japan.

But beating the dog underwater is human nature. Yao Qisheng wanted to let Shimazu Kokusa go, but his strength was weak and had a conflict with him. However, he was unwilling to let him go. They suddenly sent troops and attacked Shimazu Kokusa's remnants on Shimoshima.

The Satsuma army, which was like a frightened bird, was defeated, and nearly half of the ship was burned down. Shimazu Kokusa fled onto the ship in panic surrounded by his own generals.

When he fled back to the jurisdiction of the Nagashima family, there were only a few hundred people left by his side. However, this time Shimazu Kokusa had less capital in his hands, and it would be difficult to obtain the support of Maori Yutaka.

After defeating Shimazu Kokuha, Yao Qisheng met with envoys from Ito, Saira, Arima and other vassals in Kagoshima Castle, and asked them to bypass the Tokugawa Shogunate to share the benefits of trade.

After the establishment of the Tokugawa Shogunate, in order to ensure its rule, strict stratified rule was implemented. With Edo as the center, he scattered the vassals close to him within the core area of ​​his rule, and the neutral vassals were scattered around them, and at the outermost level, the edges were basically the opponents and enemies of the Tokugawa Shogunate.

The Kyushu vassals were on the edge, and later it was the Kyushu vassals, which were mainly Satsuma and Nagashima vassals, which first raised an army to resist and eventually ended the rule of the Tokugawa shogunate.

Taking advantage of the benefits of trade, the rift between the various vassals of Kyushu and the Tokugawa shogunate continued to increase. This was the goal set by Zhou Xian for Yao Qisheng.

At least from the moment, Yao Qisheng did nothing to criticize, and even better than Zhou Xian initially expected.

However, at this time, the territory of China was too chaotic, and Zhou Xian did not want to have another Japanese pirate rebellion. Therefore, in his reply to Yao Qisheng, he emphasized that Japanese ships were not allowed to land in China and that all trade should be completed in Japan.

At this point, Zhou Xian was surprisingly consistent with Tokugawa Iemitsu, who implemented a sea ban in Japan. One prohibited all Japanese people from going out, and the other stopped all Japanese ships inside.

As for whether Yao Qisheng can reach an agreement with Tokugawa Ikawa on this matter, Zhou Xian doesn't want to take care of it, nor can he do it.

At this stage, as long as Japan can safely avoid causing trouble for itself. As for trade with the various vassals of Kyushu, it is better than nothing!

In this regard, Zhou Xian also decided to delegate power. He asked Yao Qisheng to let go and determine his future status based on the degree of his doing.

But what Zhou Xian wanted to know was when he could transfer Gao Qi back to Liaodong, there were too few generals around him who could unify the army alone.

The two most outstanding ones are marching towards the heart of Liaodong at this time.

Jianzhou Wei, Fucha Front.

Udu Ayan straightened up with difficulty, patted his head with a headache hard, and burped a long drunken burp. A wave suddenly felt in his abdomen. He covered his mouth and rushed to the corner of the wall and vomited. A fishy smell gushed out, almost spitting out all the bitter gallbladder.

He walked to the edge of the bed with his hands on the wall, fell down, and fell down. His legs fell outside, pulled up the quilt, half wrapped it and fell asleep again.

Although it was not yet winter, the sky in Liaodong was so cold. Especially in this place, there were mountains all over the world, which were usually a little colder than other places. Moreover, it started to snow last night, and I don’t know whether it has stopped now. He thought to himself, but he was lazy to open his eyes and look out the window.

This ghost place, Udu Ayan cursed in her heart.

He was originally the guardian of Kuandian Fort City, and was the only chief officer of Kuandian Fortress, and under his command, he controlled thousands of soldiers.

In the battle of Phoenix City, he was ordered to hold on to Kuandian Fortress to protect the right wing of Phoenix City. But after the fall of Phoenix City, he was panicked and was frightened by a thousand-person Keliao army, causing all five forts to fall.

After that, he was distributed to Fucha by Luke Dehun, and there were less than a thousand people left under him.

He felt very wronged. Nearly 30,000 troops in Phoenix Mountain did not defend it. What could the little men in his hands do? After all, Luke Dehun had already transferred half of his soldiers from him at the beginning. How could he defend such a large area with more than 2,000 soldiers?

Although it was indeed a bit embarrassing to leave by being frightened, he at least saved his soldiers and moved most of the Jurchens in the Five Forts, and after the fall of Phoenix City.

It’s not considered meritorious service, but I’m still sent to this place where birds don’t poop.

Udu Ayan felt that she was so injustice.

Luke Dehun also said it nicely, "Fucha is the only way for the Liao army to enter Jianzhou, so that he can be careful to guard it." What does it mean to see his bravery? He intends to give him a chance to commit crimes and make meritorious deeds, otherwise he would have killed him with one knife.

Udu Ayan joined the army at the age of fourteen. He is now over forty years old and has been fighting in the north for more than twenty years, leaving behind injuries. Now he is insulted by a child under twenty years old. When he thinks of this, he feels depressed.

But there is nothing we can do about this. Who made the other party be Daishan's grandson? He has a good background and can command tens of thousands of people at a young age.

After all, this Qing Dynasty belongs to his family.

But no matter how depressed he was, as a long-time general in the army, he also knew the importance of Fucha. He forced people to repair the fort and sent a whistle to Kuandian Fort.

But the rewards received were always the local garrison troops, and Li Dingguo kept transferring troops from all over the country to Phoenix City, looking like he wanted to go north to attack Tongyuan Fort.

Now that snow has fallen, the roads are extremely difficult to move, and the Liao army will definitely not send troops.

In the past, even if Udu Ayan drank very limited even if she drank. Now that he had no worries about the enemy sending troops, he suddenly let go of himself and drank Ning Zhen so much that he drank Ning Zhen. He lay on the bed, even though his stomach had already roared several times. He still didn't want to get up, but instead wrapped the quilt tighter.

Just as he was sleeping, the door of the house was suddenly pushed open and a gust of cold wind rushed straight to his forehead.

Udu Ayan was furious and was about to curse, but suddenly he heard, "General, it's not good, Ming army is coming, so many." He stood up "bang" and hit the head of the bed. He didn't care about the pain and asked anxiously: "What did you say?"

The personal soldier said, "Ming..., no, the Liao army has arrived, less than five miles away."

Udu Ayan cursed her mother, grabbed a piece of clothing and walked out. At the door, he stepped on the filth he had vomited before and slipped to the ground, making his body dirty.

The personal soldier hurried forward and helped him up, "General, be careful."
Chapter completed!