The huge explosion echoed the entire valley, and birds and beasts scattered. Several generals standing nearby were immediately knocked to the ground by the air waves.

The general under Dorgon who cut off the wooden sign with a knife was already blown up.

Everyone was extremely frightened. If Obai hadn't seen the opportunity, then the emperor...

"I deserve to die for you!" The soldiers knelt on the ground one after another, all of whom were frightened by what they had just happened.

Huang Taiji didn't know if he was angry or scared, so he clenched his teeth and trembled all over. Obai held him on the side and said in a frightened manner: "Prince, be careful, this thief is extremely treacherous. Their firearms are weird and powerful, so we have to be careful."

Huang Taiji broke away from Oboi's support and looked at the place where the wooden sign was placed, which had just been placed, and a pit was blown out.

The Hu Ben Army was really extremely treacherous. If it weren't for Oboi's rescue, the corpse that was split on the ground at this time would be him Huang Taiji himself.

What kind of army is this? What did the crown prince of the Ming Dynasty experience? How did he build such a terrible army in the decaying Ming Dynasty court?

Huang Taiji's face was extremely pale, and Oboi, who was scared, hurriedly shouted: "Emperor, Your Majesty..."

With a "puff!", Huang Taiji's mouth of blood spurted out. At this time, his body could no longer support him and fell to the ground.

"Emperor!" The generals were shocked...

The journey back to Shengjing, Shenyang was lonely. Fortunately, they did not encounter the attack of the Hu Ben Army on the Panshan Road.

However, many soldiers still stepped on land mines buried by the Hu Ben Army, killing and injuring countless soldiers.

Are there landmines in the Ming Dynasty? Yes, and they are very advanced.

According to historical records, in the Southern Song Dynasty, "gunpowder cannons", i.e., iron-shelled mines, were used to cause major trauma to the Jin army that attacked Shanzhou.

The relatively accurate historical records and the emergence of the word "land mine" were in the Ming Dynasty. The Bingluan News said: "I once made landmines, and the cave was more than meter away. The medicine was covered in the middle, covered with stones, and sand was placed on the ground. The fire was placed on the ground. If you pass by, the fire fell and the stone flew and killed. The enemy was frightened."

We don’t explain the late dynasty. Even when Emperor Chengzu was still King Yan in the early Ming Dynasty, Zhu Di raised an army to rebel. In the battle of Baigou River, Li Jinglong, Guo Ying, Wu Jie and others combined a unit of 600,000, claiming to be one million. They stationed in Baigou River and were on high alert. Ping'an also brought 10,000 elite cavalry nearby to prepare for guerrilla warfare. Both sides fought for a long time, because Li Jinglong buried mines underground, which was amazing. When people stepped on, they would basically be blown to pieces, leaving Zhu Di with only three cavalry left, almost captured alive, and lost. In the end, he could only get off the horse and lie on the ground and listen to the sound of the water flow before distinguishing the direction.

Jing Long, Ying, and Jie hid firearms in the ground. When people and horses met him, they would rot. After the battle was resolved, the King of Yan lost his way from behind the Three Cavalry Hall, got off the road, looked at the river, distinguished from the east and west, and then knew the camp, and crossed the river from the upper stream to the north.——"The Chronicles of the Ming History"

Why did there be mines in the Ming Dynasty and were so advanced that the country was destroyed? This can only be said that the energy has been exhausted.

[I'm talking far, there are many mines, serial mines, and mother-child things, second only to mines during World War I. I won't introduce them one by one here, so as not to be criticized by readers as a popular science monster.]

The Qing soldiers no longer cared about this. After throwing countless corpses on the winding mountain road, they returned to Shengjing in a sluggish way.

At this time, famine began to break out in Shengjing. This was like adding insult to injury to the defeated Qing soldiers.

The worst thing is that their emperors fell ill. The Eight Banners Army suffered heavy losses and their morale was extremely low.

Fortunately, it is already spring now. Everything is reviving, and this difficult winter has finally been over. However, there is still a shortage of food, and the remaining food can only be used as spring plowing. Even the soldiers of the Eight Banners began to dig wild vegetables in the suburbs to satisfy their hunger.

This time, more than 8,000 soldiers of the 70,000 Eight Banners were killed in battle. Most of them died on the way by the Tiger Ben Army. This can be said to have suffered an unprecedented severe blow to the Qing soldiers.

This battle is more casualties than a huge battle. Attacking Shaanxi was the most wrong decision made by Huang Taiji. In fact, Huang Taiji was no longer able to conquer the Ming Dynasty.

After returning to Shengjing, Huang Taiji was ill, and the Eight Banners Banners and royal relatives were even more undercurrents. Seeing that the Qing Dynasty he had built was about to fall apart.

Huang Taiji was Huang Taiji after all, and his injuries improved after being raised for several months. He began to make drastic reforms, first rectifying the Zhenghuang Banner and the Inlaid Yellow Banner. Then, he divided a portion of the Niulu from the other banners and gave it to his eldest son Haoge to strengthen the Zhenglan Banner of Haoge.

At the same time, the power of the individual faction was balanced, especially the three Dorgon brothers, who were greatly restrained.

Oboi was the number one warrior in Manchuria and was loyal to Huang Taiji. On the winding mountain road, he saved Huang Taiji's life.

For this reason, Oboi was promoted to the title of first-class Meilezhangjing for his merits and promoted to the commander of the Guardian Army, becoming a high-ranking figure among the generals of the Eight Banners.

Since then, Oboi began to enter the center of power of the Qing Dynasty and became one of Huang Taiji's most trusted military generals in the future.

Under Huang Taiji's series of reform efforts, the situation in the Qing Dynasty finally stabilized. However, in a short period of time, the Qing soldiers were no longer able to go south to fight again. The battle in Shaanxi won the Ming Dynasty to breathe.

Time is what the Ming Dynasty needs most at present. After Zhu Cixuan returned to Beijing, the whole country was jubilant.

Zhu Shiyou, the king of Su of Lanzhou, wrote thousands of words in a letter, focusing on Zhu Cilang's heroic deeds outside Lanzhou City. It seemed that Zhu Cilang outside Lanzhou City was Zhao Zilong, who entered and left Changshan, who killed Jiannu and threw away his armor and cried.

Especially Zhu Cixuan's personal killing of two Qing soldiers was praised by the civil and military officials of the court. The people of the people even portrayed this handsome young prince as a god-like figure.

The prince couldn't help but be brave and brave, and he was handsome and handsome. He was a handsome young man from the capital.

He is talented, virtuous, and has good martial arts skills. He is born in a noble family. It seems that all the good things in the world are occupied by Zhu Cilang alone.

This attracted the girls who were thrilled in the capital to make the prince the wishful husband they secretly imagined.

Even the streets and alleys were rumored that the prince was going to choose a concubine among the people. For a moment, the handsome girls in the capital were even more crazy looking forward to being selected.

This is possible. After all, the selection of concubines by the prince of the Ming Dynasty was taken from folk women. During the talent show, thousands of beauties passed five levels and killed six generals. After layers of selection, everyone has the possibility of becoming a princess.

In addition, Zhu Cilang's biological mother, Empress Zhou, almost fainted after she learned that her son had been on the battlefield and killed two Qing soldiers.
Chapter completed!