Changsheng Fort is a thousand-household house. This place is located at the border between the Zhongwei of Chenyang and the Zuowei of Dingliao. It is the closest guard fortress to the Zuowei of Dingliao to Mongolia in Hexi. The source of the Taizi River that flows through the entire southern Liaoning is the Strawhat Dingzi Mountain in Changsheng Fort.

Since Jiajing, the troubles in Liaodong have not been very serious. The most common times have been the Mongolian land barbarians crossed the border and plundered, and most of them occurred in Guangning, so Changsheng Fort is very peaceful.

After a long time of peace, like the garrisons in the pass, Changsheng Fort naturally could not avoid empty salary. This place is called Qianhu Institution, but there are only 400 soldiers stationed in it. Today, there are no more than 300 people who have arrived. Others have been on the list of other people, and if Shangguan really wants to read it, he can get it. This cannot be blamed for Hu Sanpao, the garrison of Changsheng Fort, who has too much salary, but because there are really not so many soldiers.

Before the fifteenth year of Wanli, the number of soldiers in Liaodong was nearly 90,000, all of which were elite soldiers. Therefore, the Ministry of War called the Liao army the sharpest, the leader of the nine borders, followed by Jizhen and Xuanda. However, in the battle against Japanese and aid Korea, most of the troops drawn by the Ming Dynasty came from Liaozhen. After seven years of hard fighting, the Ming army in Liaodong lost about half of its men, many of which were elite cavalry.

Although Liaodong Town still maintains a size of about 80,000 troops, less than half of the troops can actually fight in the country. This is why when Jianzhou rebelled in the future, the Ming Dynasty could not suppress the Liaodong Town alone, but to bring troops from all over the country to Liaodong to participate in the war.

The troops were not enough, and they had to pay some empty salary. He could pull out three hundred people at once. Hu Sanpao, the guard of Changsheng Fort, was quite satisfied. After all, this was a sudden order, and he could not ask for someone to make up for the numbers in advance. The soldiers performed quite well. Before the sound of the horns and drums finished, they hurried to the schoolyard to gather together, and the swords, spears, fire guns were checked one by one, and the officials of all teams lined up to name the name. Everything was in order, which was considered to have given him Hu Sanpao a face.

This other guardhouses will cover up one end.

The soldiers who came to gather noticed that there were a few people around the garrison. They looked like they were from the garrison. They heard that they were from Chenyang. The leader was a hundred households. However, the garrison was a thousand households, but they were very respectful to the garrison. If they were not on their robes, those who didn't know would think that garrison was the garrison of Changsheng Fort.

Hu Sanpao didn't care what the soldiers thought of him. He was not only respectful to Zhao Baihu, who came from the Grand Marshal's Mansion, but also always smiled, fearing that he would neglect others.

You should know that the hundreds of households in the Grand Marshal's Mansion can do guerrillas outside, and it is not impossible to be a gang leader directly.

If you can be a personal soldier in the Commander's Mansion, you are the confidant among the confidants and the elite among the elite. Hu Sanpao was very enlightened about this. Not to mention the Clan, he had to deal with it carefully even if he had a small flag. Otherwise, who would guarantee that this guy would not arrange a few words from the Commander's place after he returned.

Of course, the name Hu Sanpao is not his real name. No one will give his son this name, but people who know Hu Sanpao's real name do not know the name of "Sanpao". This is because the name Hu Sanpao was called by General Li Rusong himself.

During the Battle of Bitumen Hall, Hu Sanpao was just a gunner and was ordered to fire artillery to cover the Ming army's retreat. I don't know if he was shooting accurately or was lucky, but he fired three shots in a row and hit the pursuing Japanese army's golden armored general, causing the golden armored general to be killed by the fifth son Li Rumei who arrived later. Afterwards, Hu Sanpao learned from the Japanese prisoners that the golden armored Japanese general who was hit by him was Nariyuki Ono, who was an amazing general of the Japanese.

Afterwards, Li Rusong patted Hu Sanpao on the shoulder and praised him for his good shooting. As a result, the army called him Hu Sanpao. Over time, Hu Sanpao was no longer used to hearing his real name.

It is precisely because of these three cannons that Hu Sanpao has grown from a gunner to the current Qianhu Guard. It’s a pity that General Li Rusong died in battle ten years ago. Otherwise, with his point of view, Hu Sanpao might have been able to become the deputy general.

There has not been so many people gathering in the schoolyard in the fort for a long time. The people nearby looked strange and asked about the situation, whether the Mongolian barbarians had crossed the line again. If that were the case, they would have to pack up and prepare. If the garrison could not defeat them, they would take refuge in Chenyang or Liaoyang.

It was not only the people who were puzzled, but also the people were also strange, because the Changsheng Fort was too striking, and this situation was usually only possible for enemy attacks. And they all came over, but they didn't hear that there were slaves who disturbed the border.

Wei Liangchen asked Zheng Duo's men and the surrendered Japanese to stay outside the fort, signaling Tian Gang and Chen Lian and others to join him in the fort.

"I'm afraid it's related to Zazaktu."

Li Yongzhen whispered to remind Wei Liangchen that he had heard Wei Liangchen have said something about Zasaktu. When he heard that Jianzhou actually colluded with Li Chengliang to rebel, Li Yongzhen was shocked. It was not until now that he realized that Wei Liangchen, an eighth-rank servant, actually wanted to pull his teeth out of the tiger's mouth and touch Li Chengliang's butt.

Li Yongzhen did not think that the emperor believed that Li Chengliang had really colluded with Nurhaci to rebel just by relying on the complaint of Jianzhou's left guard Shurhaci. Wei Liangchen also said that he did not believe it, but since he knew about this, he had to escort the people to the capital safely, which was the duty of the minister.

Li Yongzhen did not ask Wei Liangchen how he knew the news. There were too many things he could not figure out about this little shepherd.

He decided to follow and see the truth, and it was ultimately because the palace replied to Wei Liangchen.

It is a note, not an imperial edict, nor a faith.

But this note will definitely be beneficial to let Li Yongzhen follow Wei Liangchen firmly.

Because, this note was written by Concubine Zheng, and there is only a simple sentence on it - "Your Majesty wants to know how many more gifts you can receive. In addition, Your Majesty said that his holy power has always been feared by ghosts and gods."

Wei Liangchen showed Li Yongzhen this note, and Li Yongzhen recognized it as the handwriting of Concubine Zheng. He was sure that more than ten years ago, he had seen Empress Wang tear a painting of Concubine Zheng's calligraphy and painting in Kunning Palace.

I don’t know if it was influenced by Wei Liangchen’s vernacular writing, but the imperial concubine replied in plain language. This is also good, simple and easy to understand.

However, what Li Yongzhen admired even more was that Wei Liangchen did not keep this note as a treasure and would take it out to show off in the future. Instead, he would destroy it after reading it. In his words, as long as the Majesty and the Empress knew the intentions of him, he would not need to keep it.

This is what happens in the future, it has nothing to do with the emperor.

At a young age, he is very smooth.

Li Yongzhen admired him and thought that the little sect would go further. There would be no mistakes in the matter of Zhasaktu, so he naturally worried that if there was a person from Chenyang here in Changsheng Castle. In that case, Wei Liangchen, the sect, would not be able to intervene.

"Eighty times it's like this."

Liangchen nodded, glanced at the Changsheng Fort schoolyard, which was very moving, and then said to Li Yongzhen: "Let's go and have a look first."

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Chapter completed!