"The emperor does not have to worry, but if the Qing Dynasty is there, Manzhou will be there. The emperor must know that there was no Manzhou at the time of Emperor Taizu. At that time, the Eight Banners all surrendered to tribes, and all ethnic groups had their own tribes, including Han people. It was not until the reign of Emperor Taizong that the title of Manzhou was established. The clan name was certain, and all ethnic groups lived in Manzhou. How could the scene that the emperor was worried about?

Fan Wencheng said that dispelled Shunzhi's concerns. Yes, there was no Manzhou in the past. It was not the Manzhou today. It was also composed of all ethnic groups that were not Manzhou. In the past, Han people could enter Manzhou and become real Manzhou, but why could not absorb Han people in today? Why should Taizu Taizong worry about things that were not worried about? Is Taizu Taizu not as wise as his junior?

Shunzhi was a little self-deprecating.

"As soon as you enter Manzhou, you will be Manzhou! As long as the court insists on taking Manzhou as the foundation of the country and continues to support Manzhou with flag pay, then there is no need to worry about the Han people mixing with Manzhou. I can conclude that in the future, those who maintain our Qing Dynasty and Manzhou will definitely be those Han people who carry the flag."

Ning Wan, I personally experienced how Jianzhou grew stronger step by step and how he seized the Ming Dynasty. His knowledge was far more than that of the young emperors and was far-reaching. He mentioned several examples of the incorporation of various ethnic groups outside the pass into Manchuria, and added some on the basis of the model essay. He emphasized that raising the flag was not to lift the privileges of Manchuria, but to allow the Han army to enjoy the privileges of the Eight Banners like Manchuria, so that they could feel the pride of being a Chinese manchuria while getting more benefits. In this way, there was no need to worry that they would break the roots of Manchuria.

"The Han Dynasty is like Manchu, and the matter of carrying a flag is like shaving his hair and changing clothes, so that all Han officials are Manchu, but do not regard themselves as Han people. I have always thought that Manchu is like a pool of water. If there is no outflow, the pool water will eventually dry up for a day. It will not dry up, and it will be like a pool of stagnant water. This is not good for the country and Manchu. Only when you often flow into the pool and flow outflow, can the pool water not dry up."

With Ning Wan’s advice, Shunzhi finally stopped hesitating and agreed to carry the flag on a large scale.

In the past, it was only a very special thing to carry the flag. Recently, only the former Guangdong Admiral Tang Sanshui was ordered to be given the surname Manzhou for his contribution to guarding Anqing. He was appointed as the Manzhou Zhenghuang Banner. Now, tens of thousands of Han troops and some elite green camps were to be incorporated into the Eight Banners of Manzhou. In addition, there were a large number of Han officials and their families. This was unimaginable in the era of Taizu and Taizong, and it was also involved in it. Especially for the taxpay, the expenses would be astronomical.

A large number of Han people entering Manzhou will inevitably infringe on the interests of the original Manzhou people. How to coordinate the flags and prevent them from opposing it will also be a very labor-intensive matter. Others such as the name given to the Manchu surname, the garrison of the officers and soldiers of the newly-entered Eight Banners, etc., are incurable affairs involved in them that are not something that can be handled by the chief corps of each banner. They need to discuss the meetings of the princes and ministers, and they must be approved by the empress dowager. The specific operations must also be presided over by a capable person, and there are also harsh laws such as dismissal and land acquisition, fleeing, etc. In short, changing the rules and changing the laws cannot be achieved by just saying it. It takes less than a year or two to complete.

Shunzhi wanted to set up a new yamen to specialize in carrying the flag and reform the law, so that the more obedient Prince Kang Jieshu would be responsible for this matter. The Manchu, Han and Mongolian banners and Han officials and governors would also mention some people to deal with the matter, and ensure that the flag carrying can be implemented in advance in August.

The war in the Jianghuai River has ended. Although the Taiping Army occupied the Jianghuai land, it is unlikely that it will have the power to advance north in the short term. The important thing is the war in Shaanxi and Gansu. Ebilong has rushed from Shanxi to Tongguan and was promoted to the governor of the five provinces to resist the rebels of Wu Sangui. Ning Wan, I suggest that the court should send an elite army to support Ebilong. After all, Wu Sangui's rebels are strong. If Tongguan cannot be defended, there will be a danger of deterioration in the Central Plains and Hedong. Once the Wu army advances eastward, the matter of carrying the flag and reforming the law will be affected. Therefore, ensuring the safety of Tongguan has become the most important event for the court at the moment.

The Eight Banners outside the Pass had just entered Beijing, and Shunzhi still needed to defend the capital for him. It was impossible to send the Eight Banners outside the Pass to Tongguan. However, except for the Eight Banners outside the Pass, Shunzhi could not take much force at hand. The Eight Banners who withdrew from Yangzhou had suffered a great loss and had to rest and could not be sent out. Ning Wan, I proposed in time that the Han officials in various provinces should organize local regiment training to cooperate with the main force's operations. For the Han people and gentry who formed local regiment training, the court should value them, give them power, and carry those who performed outstandingly into Manzhou, so as to completely fully realize the military power in the north.

"Henan Governor Jia Hanfu has quite some experience in organizing a group training. I think the specific matters can be written by Jia Hanfu on the road."

Ning Wan As soon as I mentioned Henan Governor Jia Hanfu, Sony hurried in with a happy look on his face.

"The emperor, the governor of Henan, Jia Han, is urgently handing over the thief scholar, and the blameless scholar is very much in Jiangnan!"

Shunzhi was stunned. When he took Jia Hanfu's memorial from Sony, he was overjoyed. It turned out that Jia Hanfu's memorial said that the recent memorial sent to the south said that the Taiping Army was pursuing a large-scale urge to entrust the expedition in various parts of Jiangnan, causing public resentment, and from time to time, the people gathered to fight against food. In addition, there were scholars from Wuzhong, Suzhou, and others gathered to cry to the temple. They wanted to ask the government to stop urging the expedition and punish evil officials and officials, but they did not expect that the scholars of the thief had a large prison. They were sentenced to more than 30 scholars, including Jin Shengtan, and others, for the crime of "confusing people's hearts and advocating rebellion." All the remaining 87 scholars were all distributed 3,000 miles away. As a result, after the case occurred, not only did not shock the people in Jiangnan, but the situation became more and more chaotic.

The Dingwu court in the pseudo-Jiangning was also in an uproar, and the officials and gentry were in anger. Emperor Dingwu received 72 memorials in one day, all of which were to make grievances for Jin Shengtan and others. Some officials even submitted memorials to point out that the scholars were acting in reverse in Jiangnan and imposed heavy taxes, causing local unrest and people to be uneasy. Emperor Dingwu was furious and issued an order to severely denounce the thief scholars, ordering them to stop the vassal of the ruthless and urged the evil policies, restore the people to peace, and return the gentry to justice.

Jia Hanfu also reported that he found that the Pseudo-Dingwu court was in Jiangnan, Jiangxi and Hunan provinces, and was in charge of the "public car to write a letter" and requested that the Pseudo-Dingwu Emperor not compete with the people for profit. This incident caused a lot of controversy, and the three provinces jointly wrote a letter.

"God helps me to the Qing Dynasty! The thief scholar finally lost his tricks under his arrogance!"

Ning Wan, I was inspired by this news, saying that the thief scholar was born in the army. Although he was known as a scholar, he was not as a scholar. He acted as a martial artist. He only said that if the Taiping Army occupied Jiangnan, he could do whatever he wanted, but he did not consider the will of the people, which led to such a big trend. He has now shot himself in the foot. It is not counted on losing the hearts of the people in Jiangnan. The pseudo-Ding Wu Emperor also had a quarrel with him. Let's see how he ended!

"The thief scholar lost all his heart, and it was the time when my Qing Dynasty attracted people's hearts."

Ning Wan, I was about to ask the emperor to seize the opportunity of chaos in Jiangnan in time and sent people to contact the gentry in Jiangnan who were suppressed by the Taiping Army, but Oboi came and brought me more surprised by Shunzhi and Ning Wan.

"You mean the thief scholar wants to negotiate peace with me?"
Chapter completed!