Chapter 2182 Unified Youzhou
Chapter 2179: Unify Youzhou
Aguda was afraid that Bai Qi would really attack, so he quickly sent an envoy to test it, but the Qin army was very determined, as if he would take the four counties and one vassal state if you didn''t give it to me.
Dorgon could see that the Qin army did not want to fight anymore and would not pose a threat to the Qing Dynasty for the time being. Aguda could naturally see this, but it was one thing to see, and whether or not hesitated to hold on is another thing.
Even if the Qin army does not attack, just the border of the army can put great pressure on the Jin army.
With such a sharp knife behind him, how could Aguda have no choice but to guide Manchuria with confidence?
In order to avoid being attacked from both sides and fighting on both sides, Aguda had no choice but to return the four counties and one vassal state in advance, which also caused a stir within the Qing Dynasty.
In order to appease the people inside, Aguda took out the imperial edict issued by Chu Ying, which was also the only imperial edict issued by Chu Ying.
With this imperial decree, Aguda''s act of cedeing territory and seeking peace was not weak or incompetent, but was negotiated according to the order, and could openly sign a peace agreement with the Qin army and overthrow the crime of losing power and humiliating the country to the dead Chu Ying.
I have to say that Chu Ying’s life is a tragedy. He is used by all parties when he is alive, and he can still be used even when he dies.
When Dorgon, who was far away in Shengjing, learned that Aguda was so weak, he did not hesitate to cede four counties and one vassal state in order to seek peace, and half of the Liaozhou was given to the Qin army. He was naturally overjoyed.
He concluded that Aguda''s move would definitely be despised by all the people, and Aguda would become increasingly unpopular. He had already won half of the dispute as soon as the beginning of this dispute.
But when Aguda took out Chu Ying''s imperial edict, Dorgon not only couldn''t laugh anymore, but also had difficulty speaking.
Dorgon also recognized Chu Ying''s status on the surface and attacked Aguda with the slogan of avenging Chu Ying. But now Aguda took out Chu Ying''s imperial edict, saying that he was acting on Chu Ying''s order, so he would naturally be embarrassed.
Recognizing Chu Ying''s imperial edict is equivalent to taking the infamy of losing power and humiliating the country together. After all, Chu Ying is a member of the Aisin Jueluo family.
If you don’t recognize the class, it is equivalent to admitting the fact of regicide. After all, Aguda, an outsider, respects Chu Ying’s orders, but you love Xin Jueluo’s own family but don’t respect you. I don’t understand that you are doing this regicide.
Dorgon recognized Chu Ying’s imperial edict, whether Dorgon recognized it or not, it was not a good thing for him, and he couldn’t help but fall into a dilemma for a moment.
"Chu Ying, you are the sinner of the Aisin Jueluo family."
Dorgon roared with anger, wishing he could dig out Chu Ying''s body and whip the corpse.
He had known that Chu Ying was a fool for a long time, but he never expected Chu Ying to be so stupid. He ceded four counties and one vassal state to seek peace. He was willing to sign such a treaty that was powerless and humiliating. Did he not consider the consequences after signing it?
After venting, Dorgon looked at Kangxi and Qianlong: "Don''t stand there, talk about it quickly, what should I do now?"
After Kangxi and Qianlong met, Kangxi stood up: "Your Highness, the matter has to go with the flow."
The implication is to recognize Chu Ying''s imperial edict. After all, although this will make the Aisin Jueluo family bear the infamous, it is better than Dorgon bear the infamous name of regicide.
Dorgon knew there was nothing else, but he was unwilling to give up and had to curse, "It''s really a disaster, and it won''t make people feel at ease after death."
Dorgon admitted Chu Ying''s imperial edict and ordered Qianlong to go to Lulongsai to participate in the signing of the contract with Wanyan Sheng, the envoy of Aguda. It is such a big deal to sign a peace treaty with the Qin army, so Dorgon naturally could not have Aguda handled it. He was afraid that Qin and Jin sides would have conspired, so he also participated.
Although Dorgon and Aguda accused each other of killing the monarch and had fought hard, this was an internal matter of the Qing Dynasty. Before the complete usurpation of the Qing Dynasty, Aguda could not completely leave Dorgon aside. In that case, the Qin-Qing treaty would be unworthy of its name, so Dorgon could only be allowed to participate in the signing of the treaty.
Dorgon
In the end, the three Qin and Qing dynasties negotiated with Lu Longsai, and reached unification under the leadership of Qin envoy Li Hongzhang, and jointly signed the "Treaty of Lu Long in Qin and Qing dynasty".
The "Qin and Qing Lulong Treaty" has a total of 21 agreements in all sizes. The first is that the Qing Dynasty ceded four counties and one vassal state that originally belonged to Youzhou, with a total of 44 counties to the Qin army. Since then, the two countries have agreed to each other''s borders and will not invade each other.
The second article is to restrict the garrison. The garrisons in the border areas between Qin and Qing dynasties shall not exceed 10,000.
Article 3: When the Qing Dynasty evacuated Youzhou, the Hu people in Youzhou could be evacuated, but the Han people in Youzhou could not be taken away.
Article 4…
Fifth…
In short, although the signing of this treaty was directly cedeed to half of the states, the Qing Dynasty did not allow the Qing Dynasty to pay compensation, which could barely leave some face for the Qing Dynasty.
However, the Qing Dynasty, which lost four counties and one vassal state, directly lost nearly one million Han people''s population. This was like a major bleeding for the Qing Dynasty. Even if it was reunified, it would be difficult to restore its peak glory.
As soon as the treaty was signed, Aguda recalled the garrisons of four counties and one vassal state. While shrinking its troops to defend Liaozhou, he could also liberate tens of thousands of troops and devote themselves to the Manchu strategy. It can be said that he killed two birds with one stone.
Learning that Aguda had transferred the garrison back, Bai Qi did not violate the agreement, and immediately released Jin Wushu Wanyan Honglie and others, he ordered the five generals Gongsun Xuanyuan, Xue Rengui, Su Dingfang, Wei Qing and Xue Rengui to lead 10,000 cavalry each to take control of the four counties and one vassal state.
Five counties in western Liaoning and eleven counties in Liaodong. These sixteen counties did not fall into the hands of the Qing Dynasty for a long time, and the people were deeply persecuted by the Manchus and had great grievances in the public. Naturally, they cheered for the arrival of the Qin army.
During the process of receiving the Qin army, they basically encountered no resistance, and the order was decided.
The five counties of Xuantu, the eighteen counties of Lelang, and the five counties of Liaodong vassal state. The short and short areas of these 28 counties were ruled by the Qing Dynasty for more than ten years, and the longest had been ruled for decades.
The younger generation has basically forgotten their identity as a Han Chinese, but the older generation still remembers that they are Han Chinese, but they don’t have much say.
The people of these twenty-eight counties were already accustomed to the rule of the Qing Dynasty, so naturally they did not welcome the arrival of the Qin army. During the acceptance process, the Qin army also encountered resistance.
Of course, this resistance has basically no effect on the Qin army. If they resist, they will kill them until they dare not resist.
There are frequent practices in troubled times. The Qing Dynasty can kill them until they forget their ancestors, and the Qin army can naturally kill them until they remember them again.
In just ten days, thirty-five counties were occupied by the Qin army, and most of the four counties and one vassal state had fallen into the hands of the Qin army.
Youzhou, which had been split for decades, was finally unified again.
(This chapter ends)