The reason why the Shun Army had not pounced on Liaoyang for more than a month was indeed because the Shun Army did not take action. In addition, the central government was about to be established, so the Shun Army gathered in the north was mainly responsible for local maintenance, resettlement of refugees, wipe out bandits, searching for scattered soldiers and roaming, and carrying out training at the same time. Therefore, the major military operations will be discussed until after the New Year.

Now, the main forces of the Shun Army in the entire north have received emergency mobilization orders.

The military order Gao Jie received was to immediately leave the pass and recover Liaoyang and Shenyang, and completely eliminate the remnants of Manchu in these two cities who were still fighting stubbornly.

Li Yanzong, the nephew of the country, was still in command with Gao Jie, and volunteered to capture Liaoyang City as a vanguard.

Gao Jie was naturally happy to be a favor, and handed over the first merit from the pass to Li Yanzong, and asked his nephew Li Benshen to lead thousands of infantry soldiers to march with Li Yanzong's cavalry.

After Li Yanzong left the pass, he met with the defenders of Ningyuan, Jinzhou and Guangning. He obtained more than 2,000 troops, and was appointed as the generals of the seventh town, Monk Zhai Wu, Qin Fengxing and others, and led more than 2,000 elite cavalry to Liaoyang first.

The Liaoyang defender, who was called "Director" but was actually a survivor, faced the sudden attack of the Shun cavalry. After only two arrows, he turned into a mob and fled in scattered.

In order to capture another big city, Shenyang, Li Yanzong issued a cruel military order under the city to slaughter and not seal the sword.

Previously, the Shun Army organized a large-scale massacre of the city in Tongzhou.

At that time, the young general Li Yanzong was still unbearable when facing the city massacre order, but the city massacre order was issued from him.

All of this is because the military order of the camp was to quickly settle Liaodong.

Liaoyang's refusal to surrender also angered the young player who was determined to be the champion of Dashun Hou.

When the city was broken, Liaoyang City was in chaos, and the streets were filled with escapees. No one knew what happened, but he knew that everyone was running, so he wanted to run away.

The Shun Army cavalry who rushed into the city rode their horses and slashed them in the city. Many bannermen didn't know what was going on, so they came to the ruthless killing of the Shun Army cavalry.

There were wailing flagmen and Han people everywhere in the city, and there were cavalrymen galloping everywhere in the Shun Army, and there were bloody killings everywhere!

No matter the old or weak, all living people they see will be killed by Shunjun.

Arnya, the officer of the army, ran out of the city first. When he was halfway, he was blocked by the crowd. When he was anxious, he looked back and saw dozens of cavalry coming to the west and east. The horse cavalry was carrying a cavalry with its spears and the force was like waves. There were countless people hiding wherever he went. Because there were too many people stabbing the cavalry, the speed of the cavalry was delayed, forcing the horse knight to throw away the cavalry, and then pulled out his sword to continue chopping and killing.

All around, except those who were killed were those who were fleeing, whether they were bannermen or Han Aha, they were all scrambling to escape.

At this critical moment, there is no master or not.

Alnia, who was afraid that he was killed by the Han cavalry behind, suddenly pushed the women of the bannermen in front to the ground, stepped on their bodies and ran forward.

A bannerman's old aunt had her two heads trampled off and she was lying on the ground and cried in pain.

When he was about to reach the city gate, Alnya actually saw the figures of the city guard Fei Ya and the three great masters. At this time, the yellow-belted clan was sitting on a horse, covering half of his face and wailing. Under the horse, a Han man was wearing a coat and pulling his master's mount desperately out.

Under the city gate, hundreds of armored soldiers who escaped from all over the place were pushing and squeezing, and there were still people running down the top of the city. Because the city cave was really not big, soldiers and thousands of women and children were crowded there, and they were really out of touch. Some people were impatient and pulled their wife and Mafa, holding the child and went to the city. They looked down and felt dizzy. When they looked back, they gritted their teeth and jumped down.

There is a moat outside. After being lucky, I quickly thrust out after I was carried in, and then I exhale and swim to the other side. But I am unlucky but I jumped off and disappeared. I only saw bubbles constantly popping out of the water.

Compared to the city gate, other parts of the city are terrible.

The streets and alleys were crowded with escapees, trampling on each other. When a flag-maker saw that the street was not connected, he climbed up to the roof and jumped on the roof like a monkey.

Many unlucky guys accidentally jumped onto the roof that had been disrepaired, but the tiles under their feet suddenly shattered and their whole body fell down.

More and more Shun troops rushed into the city, and as the number of Shun troops increased, the killing became more severe.

The crowd blocked on the street screamed and hid in the houses on both sides. Many people climbed onto the roof, but because the roof could not bear the weight of so many people, it fell like fallen leaves.

Those who fell and injured were killed everywhere.

The bannerman and Aha who were hiding in the room were even more shocked, and the whole family was trembling and trembling while holding each other.

At the end of the situation, one or two Shunjuns could drive away dozens or even hundreds of flag people by carrying swords, and then let them kneel down and get stabbed one by one.

The killing continued until late at night. The entire Liaoyang City was filled with corpses, and blood was everywhere. The blood entered the water, and finally formed pieces of blood ice in the cold wind.

After the sun shines on, it is colorful.

The day after the Sword Enforcement Order, there were only more than seventy survivors in the entire Liaoyang City.

After leaving the city, the Liaoyang guardian Fei Yasan was caught up by the Shun army cavalry. His head was cut back and hung on the city wall, and his body was thrown into the wilderness and allowed the wild dogs and wolves to eat.

The bannermen who went out of the city to find food during the sun were mostly discovered by the Shun Army and then slaughtered, with only more than 200 Han women and children survived.

The tragedy in Liaoyang was brought into Shenyang by the Manchus who were deliberately released by the Shun Army. They were brought together by the cruel threat of Shun Army general Li Yanzong. "Shenyang will not surrender, for example, Liaoyang, both men and women will be slaughtered, and the jade will be broken to vent our China's resentment for thirty years."

Jin Yuan, a Korean who was ordered to attack Shenyang with the Dashun Rebel Army, recorded in his diary: "If China had not had such righteous men as Dashun, then the Manchus would probably not even keep Chinese characters. If there were ten times more righteous men in China back then, the Manchus would not have been able to enter the pass at all, and they would not even be able to get out of the wild forest."

The Koreans even sent back the news that China had risen again and all the people who entered Manchuria were defeated, and rushed to Yizhou.

After learning that Liaoyang had been restored, the "Shun Dynasty" coalition led by Li Huajing immediately marched from Xingjing to Shenyang, forming a joint attack between the north and the south.

In Shenyang City, Manchuria is a doomsday scene.

After three days of rest in Liaoyang, the grain transport team departing from Shanhaiguan arrived, Li Yanzong ordered troops to enter Shenyang and sent people to persuade them to surrender.

At the same time, the former general of the Seventh Town and the Shandong Green Forest hero, Monk Zhai Wu, took a group of troops to Fuling and Zhaoling by the orders of his master.
Chapter completed!