In the first year of Longhan, the war on turmoil in the southwest also entered a climax...

In October, after Liu Qiao stabilized the situation in Guizhou, he divided his troops and killed one of the troops and shot him back, headed east to Guangxi, and completely wiped out the remaining chieftains who were secretly resentful to the rebels of the Tutu Guiliu.

Immediately afterwards, in early November, Liu Qiao personally led one town to the south from Guizhou and another town to the west from Guangxi. The officers and soldiers of the two towns, together with Guizhou and Guangxi, recruited and organized militia teams, just like two large clamps hitting Yunnan.

At this time, Qin Liangyu, the Governor of Sichuan and Lake, had also successfully completed the transformation of the territory and return to the chieftains in Sichuan, Hunan, Hubei and other places. She would personally lead tens of thousands of troops from the middle army to head straight to Yunnan.

Even Zhang Shan and Cai Yuan, who had just captured Xikang Province in the west of Sichuan, sent troops to respond to the operation. Zhang Shan personally took charge of Changdu to stabilize the western area of ​​Daxueshan, while Cai Yuan led a town of troops to send troops from Liangshan, which had been assigned to Xikang Province, to surround Yunnan from the west.

Three armies, five elite troops, and the militias of various provinces gathered together.

Due to the intentional drive of the court, the rebel chieftains of the southwestern provinces basically retreated into the Yunnan region with the remnants of defeated soldiers. The chieftains of various tribes and tribes formed a loose alliance with Shadingzhou as their leader.

Before, the imperial court had never rushed to launch troops in Yunnan, not because the road to Yunnan was far and high, but because the imperial court intended to keep it in Yunnan so that the rebels from various provinces could come here and eventually gather and annihilate them.

When all the rebels came to this rebellious base camp and discussed the establishment of the dynasty, the imperial envoy of the Emperor of Han finally arrived in the southwest.

The emperor's imperial envoy brought the emperor's will. The time was right, so he surrounded and attacked.

As soon as the war was launched, the Han army's offensive was immediately fierce and ruthless.

Liu Qiao moved the fastest and personally led a town of troops to the south from Guizhou. In just seven days, he captured Kunming.

Qin Liangyu is as good as men. As soon as Liu Qiao captured Kunming, she led her troops to take over Dali. Cai Yuan went south from Liangshan, and the road was difficult to walk, so he was one step too late, but he immediately launched an attack and quickly captured Lijiang.

Liu Qiao's other unit, who advanced westward from Guangxi, also acted quickly, and won Guangnan and Guangxi all the way, and finally won Lin'an in one fell swoop.

During the following days, the angel imperial envoy who stayed in Kunming City received a good news almost every few days.

With more than 100,000 Han troops and a large number of militias joining forces to fight, the rebels in the southwest are just a joke. They are originally a mob and vulnerable.

Several Han troops were covered with scattered along the way, and no one could stop them.

By December, Cai Yuan led his troops to capture Lima, Tengchong and other places, and the troops directly reached the border with Myanmar. Qin Liangyu's troops were also in a state of unstoppable power. After taking over Dali, they went south all the way, defeated Menghua and went to Shunqing. The troops captured Mengding Prefecture and also arrived at the Myanmar border.

Liu Qiao's two towns of troops arrived in Menggen, and the other town came to Annansi, Lin'an Prefecture, which borders Vietnam.

In just a few months, the rebels from various units were wiped out, and the remaining soldiers were defeated, and they were driven out of the border by several Han troops and entered Myanmar and Vietnam.

If it weren't for the above request, these defeated soldiers would have no chance to escape into the two countries.

After several large armies of Han army reached the border, they did not stop immediately. Cai Yuan's western troops directly occupied Meng Gong and Weiyuan Camp, which were close to Nandian, and Jiangtoucheng.

In the past, this area was also a chieftain established by the Central Plains dynasty during the Yuan Dynasty and the early Ming Dynasty. However, it was later occupied by Myanmar. As soon as Cai Yuan arrived at the border, he drove the rebels out of boundaries without saying a word, and then pursued them later, and occupied these three places. The upper reaches of the Jinsha River and the hundreds of miles of valley delta of the Mole River were raised.

Qin Liangyu, who occupied Mengding's Mansion, was not polite. Her middle army was no different from Cai Yuan's western army, and she drove the rebels out of Mengding, and then she sent troops to drive the rebels hundreds of miles into Myanmar.

Qin Liangyu bluntly sent troops to occupy Mubang and the radius of 100 miles, which were once chieftains of the Central Plains dynasty.

Liu Qiao's middle army was also very direct, and he took over the troops from Meng Gen and Xiao Babai.

This area belongs to part of Babaidadian. In the 24th year of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty, it was changed from Babaidadian Xuanwei Envoy to Babaidadian Xuanwei Envoy Envoy. During the Jiajing period, it was seized by Myanmar.

In fact, these areas belonged to the Three Sessions and Six Xuanshu established by the Ming Dynasty in the early Ming Dynasty.

During the Hongwu period, under the Chengxuan General Office of Yunnan, in addition to the official prefectures, there were also three Xuanfu Divisions in Nandian, Ganya, Luchuan Pingmian, and six Xuanfu Divisions in Mubang, Mengyang, Myanmar, Babaidadian, Cheli, and Laos.

During the Yongle period, there were three Xuanwei Divisions in Diwula, Dagut and Dimasa. After Yongle, the three Xuanwei Divisions in Diwula, Dagut and Dimasa were far away from their subordinate relationship with the Ming Dynasty. The former place of Luchuan Pingmian Xuanfu Division was changed to Longchuan Xuanfu Division in the 11th year of Zhengtong, which formed the "Three Xuans and Six Wei" and its chief lawsuits.

In later generations, most of these three proclamations and six comforts no longer belonged to China.

However, in the early Ming Dynasty, these three corps and six corpses were similar to other chieftains in Yunnan. Their chiefs were hereditary and internally autonomous, but they had to bear the imperial court's conscription and tribute taxes and tribute taxes in economic terms, and local soldiers had to accept the dispatch of the court or superiors.

Due to different geographical locations, these chieftains are divided into two types: border and foreign land. Although the Ming Dynasty had different ways of rule and control over them, they were all part of the territory of the Ming Dynasty.

However, the establishment of the Myanmar Tou Dynasty, which was raised during the Jiajing period, began to gradually unify Myanmar and continuously attacked the chieftains of the Ming Dynasty.

By the end of Jiajing, Myanmar annexed three Xuanwei Divisions in 800 Dadian, Laos and Cheli.

At the beginning of Wanli, he captured Mubang, Manmo, Longchuan, Meng Yang and other departments, and the "Six Comforts" all fell into the hands of Myanmar. The Ming Dynasty sent troops to counterattack, recovered some of the lost land, and strengthened the defense of the border areas. However, in the "Six Comforts", all of which were owned by Myanmar except for the inside and outside the car, and the Ming Dynasty only saved the "Sthree Propaganda".

The loss of Liufu was not only the rise of the Dongyu Dynasty in Myanmar, but also began to decline during the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty. The court was out of reach for the southwest. The reasons combined, which led to Liufu's loss and only three sects were preserved.

However, in those days, the war between the Ming Dynasty, Myanmar and the southwestern chieftains was extremely fierce and lasted for many years.

At that time, the San Xuan and Liuwei chieftains were still interested in the Ming Dynasty and actively resisted the attack from Myanmar. However, although the Ming Dynasty also sent reinforcements, the Ming Dynasty was no longer the early Ming Dynasty, and the ward was abolished. The imperial court was inadequate in finance and it was difficult to support the comprehensive war in the southwest, and eventually lost a large area of ​​land.

The sacred Han Empire was established in the Ming Dynasty, and the Han Dynasty was also the orthodox Central Plains that followed the Ming Dynasty. Therefore, the Han Dynasty naturally inherited all the territory of the Ming Empire.

The Ming Dynasty lost its territory at the hands of the Jurchens and Mongols outside the Northeast Pass, and the Han Dynasty had already taken it back one by one.

Now, Liu Jun will naturally take back these territories lost in the Wanli period of Jiajing.

Even though these six comforts were actually like Nuergandusi and Wusizangdusi, the Ming Dynasty did not have much actual control. However, these places still surrendered to the Central Dynasty and were part of the Central Dynasty.

It was just that in the past, the imperial court implemented a system of restraint and local officials were self-governing, but they were still the territory of the Central Plains dynasty. Now Myanmar has seized six comforts, and the Ming Dynasty was unable to retake it back, but now Liu Jun has this ability.

Liu Jun did not plan to take back the places that were too far away such as Myanmar, Diwula, Dagutsai, Dimasa, etc., but he would definitely not let go of Mengyang, Mubang, Babaidadian, and Laos on the border of Yunnan.

This time, several groups of troops drove the rebels into Myanmar, and the Han army crossed the border for more than a hundred miles, which was the first wave of action.

This is also necessary to declare to the Burmese people with practical actions that the Han Dynasty is back.

As several Han troops entered Myanmar, it also marked the quellation of the Tusi Rebellion in the southwest.

Liu Qiao was in the Little Babai Scenic City, looking at the nearby tribe leaders who came day and night, but his face was solemn.

"Don't worry, don't worry, since these tribal leaders have come, it means they have surrendered."

A staff officer said.

Liu Qiao shook his head. It was not this what he was worried about. The chieftains such as Babaidadian had been involved in the war between Ming and Myanmar during the Wanli period of Jiajing. They were eventually occupied by Myanmar. Now the Han Dynasty has been killed back. They are naturally dissatisfied with various measures in the southwest some time ago, changing the territory and returning to the current, etc., but the strength of the Han army also shocked them. In a short time, the chieftains of the southwest provinces were wiped out one after another. This made them dissatisfied, but when the Han Dynasty bravely sent troops to cross the border and entered the actual control of Myanmar and issued a summoning order to them, they could only come honestly and dare not be negligent.

"Is Mr. Qi worried about the Burmese?" the staff officer asked again.

The Han army directly crossed the border, which was to settle old accounts with the Burmese people. However, the staff thought there was nothing to worry about. When the Tohoku Dynasty in Myanmar was first established a hundred years ago, it was still quite strong. However, the Tohoku Dynasty in Myanmar, although it is known as Zhongxing, has actually begun to weaken again.

How could a small barbaric country be the opponent of the sacred Han Empire?

Liu Qiao did not comment.

The dignified Duke of Han, who is now the uncle of Zi and the governor of Guangdong and Guangxi, is also the commander of the Eastern Route Army this time. Of course, the issues he considered were not that simple.

Whether it is the Tu people such as Babaidadian or the Myanmar country, this is not what he is considering and worried about now.

He was thinking about something else. Yesterday, he received a letter from his son.

The letter mentioned the current sensation of the Zhao Guoliang case, and then the end of the letter revealed another good news that His Majesty the Emperor was asking the court to discuss the merits of the soldiers of the army in the southwest to quell the rebellion.

Some officials believed that Liu Qiao was very good at making great achievements and was also a royal family member, so he should be promoted to king.
Chapter completed!