When Emperor Kangxi was feeling uneasy, he suddenly heard the sound of horse hooves. He quickly looked up and saw a dozen knights flying towards him. Looking at the clothes they were wearing, they were actually

All yellow mantles!

Kang Mazi felt something was wrong, so he quickly took out his telescope and took a closer look. When he took a look, he was shocked.

Suo'etu, Mingzhu, Wang Fuchen, who accompanied him out of Shengjing City to inspect the surrounding areas, and Zhang Ying, who had contributed to the rebellion in Tongcheng and was transferred back to the South Study Room, were now together.

The son came on a flying horse.

This time he just walked around Shengjing casually, inspecting the surrounding Huangzhuang and Qizhuang to show his attention to the reclamation outside the pass. So he brought Suo'etu, Mingzhu, Wang Fuchen and other three ministers of the Southern Study and Zhang

Ying, Zhao Shenqiao and others were walking, and at the same time, they placed all the court officials who came to Shengjing in Shengjing city.

Now Suo'etu, Mingzhu, Wang Fuchen, and Zhang Ying are all here together... Needless to say, something big must have happened!

As soon as he thought that something big had happened, the worry that had just appeared on Kangxi's pockmarked face was swept away, leaving only confidence.

Mingjun... no matter what, you must maintain the demeanor of being unchangeable even if the mountain is falling.

Kang Mazi put away the telescope, immediately stood on the official road, and waited quietly for a while. Four good servants had already arrived on horseback. He didn't dare to fly to Kangxi, and he was stopped within twenty or thirty steps.

Then he turned over and dismounted, and ran to Kang Mazi in two steps before kneeling down to salute.

"Why are you here?" Kangxi looked at them and asked calmly, "Did the pseudo-Ming take action?"

Zhu Heji had already announced that he would not fight for three years, and he kept his promise... Now that the three years have expired, the Qing court naturally expected that he would start a war.

"The Emperor's Holy Ming!" Suo Etu said, "The South Study Room has just received a joint letter from Deng Guangming, the Imperial Supervisor of North Korea, Yu Chenglong, the Imperial Supervisor of North Korea, and Shi Lang, the Imperial Navy Minister of the Beiyang Navy. A sudden change occurred in North Korea, and the North Korean King Li Yin rebelled.

Surrender to false evidence..."

"Hmph!" Kangxi said angrily, "Li Yin is so bold that I will kill him!"

As soon as he heard that Kangxi wanted to kill Li Yin, Suo'etu immediately continued what he said: "Your Majesty, Li Yin has been killed!"

Ah, so fast?

Kangxi was stunned for a moment, with a happy look on his face... This is good news!

"So, Li Yan's rebellion has come to an end?" Kangxi asked with a smile, "Then who is in charge of the North Korean Li family now?"

"Reporting to the Emperor, the current person in power in the North Korean Dynasty is Ri Wenji, who has the right to know the state affairs of North Korea."

"Li Wenji?" Kangxi was stunned, "Why does this name sound so strange? He is..."

"What the Lord Long Live said is absolutely true," Suo'etu said, "The name of Princess Ming'an of Korea is a bit difficult to express in a dignified manner."

"Master Ming'an?" Kangxi looked stunned, "Why did you marry a girl? What did Deng Guangming, Yu Chenglong and the others do? Is there no one left in the Li Dynasty?"

"Your Majesty," Suo'etu said, "this Li Wenji was not established by Deng Guangming, Yu Chenglong and others..."

"What's going on?" Kangxi already realized something was wrong, "Who is in the hands of Seoul now?"

"Yes, in the hands of the puppet Ming army!" Suo'etu said.

"What? What's going on?"

"Your Majesty, this is what happened." Suo Etu said, "On the eighth day of August, more than a hundred warships from the Puppet Ming Dynasty suddenly appeared on the sea of ​​Asan Bay in Chungcheong Province, North Korea...

The news reached Seoul that King Li Yin of North Korea was about to rebel, and he gave an order to Seoul's training supervisory army to attack the imperial envoy's government office. Deng Guangming, Yu Chenglong and others received the news and made a prompt decision to summon more than 200 of their men.

The cavalry raided North Korea's Changdeok Palace and killed Li Yin with muskets, and also captured Li Yin's princess Kim."

"Well done!" Kangxi nodded heavily, and then he thought something was wrong, "Then why was Seoul lost?"

Yes, the king was beaten to death and the princess was captured alive. Why was Seoul still lost?

This is unreasonable!

To capture the thief, capture the king first. Once the king of Korea dies, the minions who follow him must be panicked to death. Although Deng Guangming and Yu Chenglong have few soldiers, the Qing Dynasty also has many eagle and dog lackeys in Seoul. If they are mobilized, they can withstand it for a while.

?As long as the reinforcements that carry them to Haeju arrive, they can rely on Seoul to hold on for a while.

After all, the number of Ming troops coming across the sea will not be too large, and they will be able to survive by tens of thousands.

Moreover, there is no port over Asan. More than 10,000 troops landed at a fishing port, and it would take only three to five days to complete the landing!

"Your Majesty, Deng Guangming, said in Jackie Chan's title book that they could have stabilized the situation. But they didn't expect that Li Chen's thirteen-year-old sister, Ming'an Princess Li Wenji, was a character. She took advantage of the chaos and took Li Chen's seal with her

He and the pseudo-Ming Dynasty Supervisor Zhu Heji issued an edict, highlighted Changdeokgung Palace, rushed to the training capital supervisor army... and then falsely conveyed Li Zhen's order, instigating the third-hand army training capital supervisor to storm Changdeok Palace

Deng Guangming and Yu Chenglong were outnumbered, so they had to break out and leave. In such a hurry, they didn't even have time to take away Li Yan's body, only Princess Jin was taken away."

I have to say that this guy, like Jackie Chan, is a good storyteller, and he actually wrote the chaos in Seoul so wonderfully!

And it's quite reasonable...otherwise, why didn't the Korean army disband after Li Yin's death? How could a little girl like Li Wenji become the powerful official in charge of state affairs?

The only reasonable explanation is that this little girl played a big role in the Seoul Rebellion!

"What? This happened?" Emperor Kangxi couldn't believe his ears, but he finally believed it and sighed, "I didn't expect that Li Wenji was actually a hero among women? But how could a woman like this be so good?

Are you willing to sacrifice your life for Zhu Heji?"

However, Kang Mazi's sigh only lasted for a moment. He immediately cheered up and continued to ask: "What is the situation in Haeju now? Who is in the hands of Ganghwa Island? Who is in the hands of Pyongyang?"

This chapter is not finished yet, please click on the next page to continue reading the exciting content! Suo'etu said: "Reporting to the emperor, Haeju, Ganghwa Island, and Pyongyang are all in our hands... Shi Lang learned that there is someone in Seoul

After the change, they immediately dispatched warships to Ganghwa Island and captured all the Lee clan members on the island and took them to Haeju. Deng Guangming and Yu Chenglong took the Korean princess Kim and borrowed two thousand infantry from Haeju and went straight to Pyongyang.

And go. The papers on their control of Pyongyang and the papers on Shi Lang's control of Ganghwa Island have been delivered."

"Okay!" Kang Mazi called out, his pockmarked face full of confidence, "I will drive back to the palace... I will summon the ministers to discuss sending troops to Korea!"

As he spoke, Kangxi's pockmarked face showed another smile, "The Pseudo-Ming Dynasty's cross-sea expedition was carried out by a single army... The maximum number of troops could be more than 10,000. And I have an army of 100,000 on hand, which is enough to defeat Korea."

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In fact, the Qing army originally had only 60,000 troops in Liaodong, and this was just a number on paper - the current Kangxi could not afford a standing army of 300,000, and neither Zhu nor Ji had that many standing troops.

Kangxi's 300,000-strong army actually only had 60,000 green battalions stationed in various places as standing troops. The 240,000 New Eight Banners were all assigned to Zhuangzi and then took turns to serve, and only 80,000 could be used at any time.

Among the 60,000 Eight Banners soldiers stationed in Liaodong, only 20,000 were available at any time. However, because Kangxi himself wandered from Beijing to Shengjing, 20,000 people were transferred from outside the country and the Beijing-Tianjin area, and in addition

Each of the four Mongolian allies was ordered to send 5,000 cavalry to accompany them.

So after the general mobilization of the Qing army in Liaodong, Kangxi could really pull out an army of 100,000!

One hundred thousand versus ten thousand, the advantage is not small!

...

"Your Majesty, Your Majesty, I am so happy...we have taken Seoul!"

Just when Kang Mazi hurriedly returned to Shengjing and began to deploy troops and generals in preparation for sending troops to Korea, Zhu Heji also received the news.

The person who brought him the news was the minister Yan Yuan. Before Yan Yuan entered the conference hall in the Wenhua Palace, his voice full of surprise came from outside.
Chapter completed!