Jin Sheng was awarded the title of governor of Anhui, and his regimental training officer was awarded the title of Fubiao. He was also awarded the title of two deputy generals and six guerrilla officers. Wu Guozhen, the regiment training general who accompanied the uprising, was awarded the deputy chief of soldiers, Cheng Yougong was awarded the deputy chief of soldiers, and Wan Quan was awarded the title of guerrilla general.
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Jin Wei, Jin Jing and others were also awarded official positions.
Qiu Zude, Wen Huang, Wu Yingming, Yin Minxing, etc. were each awarded official positions, and the regiments under their command were all reorganized into official soldiers, and each was awarded a battalion number and military rank.
"The supervisor of the country has advanced the Northern Expedition and has just captured the city of Suzhou. I heard that Duke Jin was serving the country loyally here in Anhui. I was very pleased and sent an order to dispatch me and others to support us."
"The Jianguo hopes that we can strike while the iron is hot, stabilize Huizhou first, then recover Ningguo and Chizhou, and then cross the river to capture Anqing."
"Zhangge's troops have also been ordered to supervise Liangjiang. They will rush to Jiangxi and take up command in Ganzhou to regain Jiangxi and drink from the Yangtze River. General Wang Zhiren has also pacified Zhoushan and will soon lead his troops to Ganzhou to take charge."
"Our next task is to link up Anhui and Jiangxi, cooperate with Governor Zhu in Huguang upstream to launch the Jingzhou and Wuchang campaigns, and respond to His Majesty Jianguo in the lower reaches to raid Susongchang Town. We will make it difficult for the Tatars to control the situation.
, too busy to look around."
Jin's heart surged when he heard the sound.
This strategic layout is very grand, and even vaguely has the momentum to regain Nanjing.
"Has Huang Binqing of Zhoushan already obeyed his orders?"
Huang Daozhou Fuxu told Jin Sheng with a smile that Huang Binqing had been watching from Zhoushan and even repeatedly caused friction with the Zhejiang soldiers. However, with the news of the Jianguo's Northern Expedition, the recovery of Susong, and especially the capture of Suzhou, Huang Binqing finally disappeared.
Fa Guanwang hesitated.
Although he previously sent his son to lead three thousand navy troops northward, and even sent his daughter to the prison state, he still hesitated to let him leave Zhoushan, always finding excuses to delay it.
But now, as the Northern Expeditionary Army had won consecutive battles, and as Wang Zhiren's ultimatum was issued, and seeing that Wang Zhiren was about to lead his troops to the island, he finally gave up.
He tied the thorn sticks on his back and went to Dinghai to plead guilty to Wang Zhiren, and then handed over the Zhoushan Islands, and even the remaining nearly ten thousand people from the previously conquered Dynasty.
He moved more than 20,000 troops and family members to Ningbo, and then he took the order of 12,000 naval troops to go north to Chongming, move the defense to Jingjiang, and accept the new position of admiral of the Zhejiang Navy.
"Huang Binqing is quite sensible, so this is a relatively good result. If he hesitates again, Governor Wang will attack by force."
Now that Huang Binqing has been ordered to move northward, at least he is still the admiral of the Zhejiang Navy, and he has the title of Sulubo. Although he had previously snatched Chen Wu, the previous governor of Zhejiang and Fujian, the governor of Guangdong and Guangxi, the general officer of the navy and land army, etc.
These titles are no longer available, but they are pretty good.
After Huang Binqing left Zhoushan, Wang Chuangzi was ordered to take over the defense.
This meritorious official who had overseen the country's Conglong was granted the title of Commander-in-Chief of Zhejiang Province by the Jin Dynasty and was given the seal of General Zhenlu. Wang Zhiren, the governor of the capital camp, first followed Zhang Guowei to Ganzhou, and then waited for Zhang Mingzhen to go south from the Northern Expedition to Ganjiang to take over.
Wang Zhiren returned to Shaoxing and took charge of the Qiantang River defense line.
Zhu Dadian was the governor of Huguang, Zhang Guowei was the governor of Liangjiang, and Huang Daozhou was the governor of Anhui.
Zhang Mingzhen held Ganzhou, Zheng Zunqian held Huizhou, Wang Xiang held Zhoushan, Wang Zhiren held Shaoxing, and Zhu Yihai personally conquered the three Wu states. Basically, the next pattern is like this.
This is a fission-type development and expansion, from the uprising in Taizhou, to the integration of eastern Zhejiang, to the northern expedition to Sanwu, and then to the continuous expansion and development, sending one's own backbone to various places, making two in one life, three in one life, and ten thousand in three.
As long as the long line of thousands of miles from Huguang to Susong is established, Zhu Yihai can finally breathe a sigh of relief and have the strength to compete with the Tatars.
At this time, Huang Daozhou didn't know why Zhu Yihai transferred him to be the governor of Anhui, instead of going to Jiangxi or other places. What he didn't know was that in the future history that Zhu Yihai knew, Huang Daozhou was the chief assistant of Emperor Longwu.
, who was also the Minister of the Ministry of Civil Affairs and Military Affairs, actively requested the Northern Expedition, supported Jiangxi, and responded to the uprisings in Huining and other places by Jin Sheng and other rebels.
However, the Zheng family controlled the government and refused to send troops at all. Zheng Cai led his troops northward, but stopped at the border.
In the end, Huang Daozhou, a great scholar, could only go back to his hometown to recruit soldiers. He recruited thousands of people, but he only had a month's food, no training, and not many weapons and armor, but he still led the army northward resolutely.
But after all, he didn't understand military affairs, and he didn't have any outstanding generals under his command. It was very difficult to lead a group of Fujian recruits into the mountains of Jiangshan.
Not long after the army was dispatched, food and salary were not enough. Huang Daozhou had no choice but to rely on his reputation to write letters of appointment, recruit some loyal people along the way, and get some supplies from the local gentry family.
But halfway through the battle, Shi Lang, who was from the Zheng Group, and other generals abandoned him again.
Huang Daozhou led his troops northward in this way. By the time he arrived at Huizhou Prefecture, Jin Sheng had been defeated and captured, and there was only a mountain between him and Jin Sheng's rebel army.
Huang Daozhou failed to arrive in time to rescue Jin Sheng, and he was left alone. He had to return to Jiangxi and wrote a letter in Wuyuan to incite Jiangxi Admiral Jin Shenghuan to rebel. Instead, he was besieged by three troops led by Zhang Tianlu, the Admiral of Huiningchi. This new army
He resisted desperately, and more than a thousand people died in the battle. The rest dispersed. Huang Daozhou was surrounded and refused to surrender. He was escorted to Nanjing. Hong Chengchou failed to persuade him to surrender, and then reported to the Qing court that he would be killed.
Zhu Yihai greatly admired Huang Daozhou's loyalty and bravery, knowing that he couldn't do anything, but still faced it head-on. The Zheng family deliberately did not send troops or pay them, but in order to restore the ideals of the Ming Dynasty, they still led the troops northward.
The Zheng family had elite soldiers and generals, but they did not move their troops, but they forced a chief minister, a civil servant, to recruit thousands of ordinary people to go north. The Zheng family was shameful, and Huang Daozhou was even more admired.
In fact, Huang Daozhou knew that he would die, but he sent troops to Jiangxi and Anhui because of the situation.
However, the Jinsheng Uprising Banner in history was never rescued by the Longwu Dynasty, and was unfortunately defeated and killed.
Both of them were loyal ministers, but they both failed very regretfully.
Therefore, Zhu Yihai specially mobilized Huang Daozhou to reinforce Jin Sheng, making Huang Daozhou the governor and Jin Sheng the governor. He also specially selected Zheng Zunqian, Gu Yinshi and others who were loyal and capable of fighting to lead troops to assist. He also asked Shaoxing to mobilize grain, grass and equipment.
, and gathered five thousand elite soldiers for them.
In addition, Zhang Guowei and Wang Zhiren are in Ganzhou, and Yu Ying and others are in eastern Zhejiang. They are each other's horns, watching and helping each other. This time, it will undoubtedly be far stronger than in history. Zhu Yihai hopes that the historical tragedy will not repeat itself.
Zodiac once traveled thousands of miles to reinforce Jin Sheng, but in the end they were only separated by a mountain and failed to succeed.
This time, he hopes to make up for this historical regret, let the two become golden partners, rewrite history and create glory.
"With Huang Gong here to governor military affairs, the blood of the righteous people in Huining Chitai will not be cold. What to do next, just obey the governor's order." Jin Sheng was also full of pride. With such a good situation, how could he not