"We must remain neutral. Kong Youde's troubles in Dongsanfu have long been stinky. Both the gentry and the common people hate them. We must not mix with him. Let alone forming an alliance, we have just had a relationship with them.
The agreement must also be kept secret. This political innocence is very important. Xiaolu, I leave it to you to talk to Kong Youde. We must reiterate our position. Anyway, this fox is also a young man who often rebels. I want him to come over.
What are you doing?"
Dengzhou responded quickly after receiving the reply. Within a few days, they sent someone to convey the message: Since Mr. Lu is unwilling to form an alliance, they will not force it. The other party expressed their willingness to promise not to attack the area designated by the village owner.
However, Qipao Island cannot interfere with their operations and transportation of supplies. In addition, they must also give them 10,000 shi of food.
"...In addition, Kong Shuai also asked me to tell Mr. Lu, please don't send large groups of people to wander around Denglai, just stick to the wall to avoid unexpected conflicts..."
Lu Wenyuan originally wanted to pretend to be more serious, but when he heard Dengzhou's request, his face gradually distorted, and then he couldn't help laughing, making the messenger look surprised.
"Go and tell Kong Youde," Lu Wenyuan said after a while before he calmed down. "Whether you want war or peace, it's up to you. I have nothing more to say here. You go ahead."
The envoy left in embarrassment. Zhu Mingxia immediately ordered the special reconnaissance team and scouts to dispatch together and continuously sniped at the rebel transport team on Huangxian Avenue. The convoys transporting Hongyi artillery and ammunition from Dengzhou to Laizhou continued on the post road.
They were shot at coldly. Many cows and horses were killed and injured, and they had to stop frequently to wait for new cows and horses to take over. The artillerymen and soldiers accompanying the team couldn't help walking because they didn't know when a projectile would fly and kill them.
They cowered and fled at the first sign of trouble. The convoy could not travel four or five miles a day. In the end, it even happened that the soldiers refused to leave the city to escort the convoy.
Of course there would be no death if the refugees were obtained through coercion, but if the refugees were not guarded by enough rebels, they would scatter as soon as they strayed far, and the transportation line from Dengzhou to Laizhou was completely blocked for a while.
The rebels turned to shipping, and the naval detachment under Lu Yang's command continued to patrol the waters of Dengzhou, repeatedly sinking and capturing ships heading to Laizhou from the Dengzhou water village.
Lu Yang originally thought this was a difficult task, but it turned out that the rebels' sailing skills were very poor and they basically sailed along the coastline. Under the guidance of fishermen who were familiar with the local routes, Lu Yang commanded the detachment to board the landing.
Observation stations and temporary parking areas have been set up on several small islands outside the port to control the routes of ships entering and leaving Dengzhou.
Lu Yang released all ships entering Dengzhou and ships from Dengzhou to Liaodong according to the plan. However, as long as the ships were going to Laizhou, they would be captured, and those that refused to surrender would be sunk. Although the cargo on board was confiscated and all the people and ships were released,
Still, but the detachment's ability to attack you whenever and wherever they wanted caused the rebels in Dengzhou City to be in disarray. And once the opponent cuts off the sea routes, the rebels will
All contacts with the people from the islands in Dongjiang Town were cut off, let alone recruiting them - this was almost a matter of life and death for the Dengzhou rebels. So within a few days, new envoys came from Dengzhou, and both sides
A non-aggression agreement was reached in accordance with Lu Wenyuan's conditions. The northbound detachment obtained the right to move freely in the local area.
As a token of identification, the rebels will not intercept or interfere with any team or sporadic personnel dispatched by Qi Lao Island, as long as they carry the Qi Lao Island flag or wear a red band with the Qi Lao Island logo on their sleeves. In return, Lu Wenyuan promised not to intercept entry or exit.
Ships in Dengzhou will not block the activities of harassing the rebels.
As for the question of Laizhou raised by the envoy, Lu Wenyuan's answer was very simple: You are not allowed to touch the south gate of Laizhou and the Hutou Cliff on the seaside. You can attack the other gates. If you can defeat them, it is your ability. Don't be blamed if you can't.
Others. In return, Lu Wenyuan guaranteed that Lu Zeyang would not attack or harass the rebels outside the city.
Although the conditions were harsh and almost unreasonable, the rebels, who were fully aware of the strength of their opponents, still fully agreed - anyway, the owner of the Deer Village did not want their heads or the city.
As a result, the Northward Detachment began to move freely and boldly throughout the Dongsanfu area. Especially in the area near Dengzhou where the government's influence had completely collapsed, the reception team moved around, recruiting and recruiting refugees everywhere. It was safe to spread around Qisan Island.
News from the land.
A large number of refugees are arriving from all over the country in an endless stream. Even those villages that have formed strongholds to protect themselves and have not yet been breached have been coaxed and deceived by the people of the reception team under the increasingly powerful momentum of the rebels.
Dragging their families with them, they moved to Qi'an Island. For a time, the entire Qi'an Island area was overcrowded. Fortunately, after entering the first ten days of the second lunar month, the sea around Qi'an Island has thawed, and the pier that was seriously affected by the ice has returned to its original shape.
The shipping capacity. Ships that originally sailed mainly between Jeju Island-Taiwan-Hong Kong began to sail to Qida Island instead. In front of the Hong Kong engine, an order was issued to transport people from Shandong.
In order to reduce the complexity of coordination in population transfer and make full use of ships, ocean currents, and wind directions, Thorpe, who organized shipping in Hong Kong, ordered all h800 ships transporting refugees from Qida Island to sail to Jeju Island and unload the population on Jeju Island.
Part of the non-past part was transferred to Jeju Island, and part of it was transferred to Kaohsiung.
Since the distance between Qildao Island and Jeju Island is very short and the ferry time is short, the physical requirements for the refugees can be reduced to a minimum. This means that the refugees do not need to recover for a period of time and can be shipped from Qildao Island with just a little supplementary food.
.Greatly reduces the demand for housing and supplies on Qiqi Island. When refugee transfers are most stressful, refugees admitted from outside can directly board the ship after only a slight identification of their health status.
The refugees are "purified" on-site on Jeju Island. After a 60-day quarantine, they are shipped to Kaohsiung. Currently, Kaohsiung has more than 10,000 immigrants from Lunan and Zhejiang. Since there is almost no infrastructure on the island, a
Time is unable to accommodate more population inflows. The "purification" time of Jeju Island coincides with the buffer construction period of Kaohsiung.
Consider the ocean current and wind direction. Along the Northeast Asia coast is a southward cold current with a flow speed of about 2 knots. Near the Taiwan Strait is a powerful Kuroshio warm current with a flow speed of about 4 knots. Therefore, when the fleet is heading south, it can take advantage of the cold current and head north.
When traveling, we sail along the Kuroshio Current.
In this case, there is no need for other transit points from Jeju Island to Tainan or Lingao. If it is a steam ship, the speed of 8 knots plus 2 knots of tide is 10 knots, which is more than 240 nautical miles in one day. It takes 3 days to get from Jeju Island
From Tainan, it takes 5 days to reach Lingao. Although the h800 and other sailing boats are slower, they can reach at least 4 knots. Going north and adding the Kuroshio Current, the speed is 6 knots. According to the 10-hour daytime, the speed is 6 knots.
The speed is maintained at 4 to 5 knots for 14 hours at night, and the total can reach more than 100 nautical miles in a day. The journey from Tainan to Jeju Island can be completed in 7 to 8 days. If you go south, take the coastline, and the cold current will add 1 to 2 knots.
, it takes about 10 days to get from Jeju Island to Tainan.
After the refugees rest in Taiwan for a few days, the population transfer flow will be determined based on the weekly population demand table compiled by the Planning Institute.
In order to further reduce the turnaround time, the engine forward refers to the establishment of a special population transfer center in Kaohsiung to directly distribute the population. In addition to remaining in Kaohsiung, most of them are transported to Hainan and distributed to Lingao and other states and counties on Hainan Island, including
Sanya Region. Even Hong Kong, which has no shortage of population, also allocates a small amount of Shandong population.
This is the first time that the Executive Committee has introduced a large number of northern people. The Executive Committee requires that they be distributed as widely as possible to various places, and gradually establish an "immigration society" in Hainan and Taiwan to avoid overpopulation in a certain dialect area.
Destroy the original rural society and clan society.
The red sun jumped out of the ocean, and the JS-14 transport fleet, which had been filled with refugees the day before, raised its flag and started. Zhu Mingxia was on the flagship. The military situation in Shandong has generally stabilized. As the detachment leader, he is very necessary
Let’s take a look at another part of the northbound detachment: the Jeju Island detachment.
Although the Lee Dynasty's army on Jeju Island has been completely destroyed, comprehensive control has not yet been established in the center of the island. Considering that the next step is to launch a security war, Zhu Mingha decided to start specialized education in this area as soon as he arrived on Jeju Island.
In order to strengthen the control of Jeju Island, in addition to refugees, this voyage also shipped part of the rural warriors formed in Qizhao Island. These rural warriors will be formally organized into the northward detachment in Jeju Island and awarded to Jeju Island.
The designation of the advancing column will undergo standard military training. After completing the training, they will become garrison troops temporarily stationed in Jeju Island. The General Staff plans to use a small number of members of the northward detachment as the core to form the Jeju Battalion of the National Army as the local standing army.
In addition, the horses, donkeys, mules and cattle obtained in Shandong were all shipped to Jeju Island this time because it was difficult to raise them on the island, except for some war horses.
After three days of ferrying, the js-14 transport fleet successfully entered Chocheonpo. Since the northward detachment occupied Jeju Island, the reconstruction project of Jeju Island was immediately launched. It is the anchorage of the Second Fleet, the racecourse of the Senate, and the refugees
It is a transit station and will also serve as a logistics base for future trade activities and military activities in Northeast Asia. All of this requires ship transportation. So now the entire port area is in a mess: the naturalized civilian construction team accompanying the northward detachment is working overtime.
Additional infrastructure construction was carried out, and the "Fenggong Team" composed of the people on the island and officials and slaves served as laborers.
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