1. Xia Guoxiang: Xia Guoxiang is the son-in-law of Wu Sangui. Both civil and military, good at planning. He is actually the second person in the Wu Sangui camp and can be abolished without authorization. Wu Shifan is a man who helps God. Although the commander-in-chief of the Hunan-Jiangxi battlefield won first and then lost, he had a good strategic vision.

After the siege of Kunming, he led the army to break through and rushed to Sichuan, hoping that the Qing army would return to the division for rescue to solve the siege of Kunming. Later, in despair, he returned to Kunming to meet Wu Shifan and committed suicide.

2. Hu: Hu is also the son-in-law of Wu Sangui, and his strategic vision is not the same as that of Xia Guoxiang. Wu Sangui rose to revolt, and it was Hu who hacked to death the governor of Yunnan, Zhu Guozhi. When Wu Sangui captured the provinces, he was ordered to stay in Yunnan.

After Wu Sangui died of illness, Hu United and made his grandson Wu Shizhen the Emperor of Soochow, and continued to compete with the Qing army. Hu was forced to commit suicide after the third brother of the Qing general and Xifu besieged Hu in Yongchang.

3. Guo Zhuangtu: Guo Zhuangtu is also Wu Sangui's son-in-law, and he is the logistics manager of the rebels in Wu Sangui. He supported hundreds of thousands of troops on such a small site in Yunnan, and Wu Sangui's support for the Zhou Dynasty for such a long time was also inseparable from his contribution.

After Wu Sangui's death, Wu Shifan acceded to the throne and changed to Honghua. In the 20th year of Kangxi, the Qing army invaded Yunnan, Guo Zhuang tried to change, and Guo Zongfen and his son both committed suicide.

4. Wang Pingfan: Wang Pingfan, adopted son of Sangui, commander-in-chief of the northwest battlefield. For a long time, he bravely faced Qing generals Tu Hai, Zhao Liangdong, Zhang Yong and Wang Jinbao. He hit Tu Hai hard in Pingliang Campaign and killed a minister of the Qing army. As a last resort, Tu Hai accidentally ambushed Baoji and lost the battle. Wang Jinbao captured Hanzhong, and Wu Jun general Wang Pingfan committed suicide in shame.

5. Wang: Wang was the child of a civil servant in the Ming Dynasty. He joined the peasant army in Li Zicheng with his brother-in-law. Later, he fled to the Ming Dynasty under the command of company commander Bian Jiang. Later, he and Bian Jiang went down to Li Zicheng, and Wu Sangui led the Qing army into the customs. Dashun army routed thousands of miles, and Bian Jiang took refuge in the Qing army. Wang also went down with him. Because it is good at fighting, it is called "horse kite".

After following Wu Sangui into Myanmar, he captured the Nanming Emperor Li Yong Zhu Youlang alive. After Emperor Kangxi ascended the throne, he transferred the king to Shaanxi as the prefect and guarded Pingliang. In the San Francisco rebellion, the king rebelled, and then fell to the Qing Dynasty, and the general trend of San Francisco was gone. Wang drank poisoned wine and committed suicide.

Ma Bao: Ma Bao was originally the Ministry of Li Zicheng and was captured by Wu Sangui in the Shanhaiguan War. He followed and then joined Li Dingguo, the former headquarters of Zhang Rebel, and was awarded the title of monarch in the first month of the twelfth year. The Qing army entered Yunnan, captured and killed Emperor Li Yong, surrendered to Wu Sangui and became Wu Sangui's confidant.

Ma Bao is the best soldier in Wu Sangui, with high military ability. Wu Sangui rose up, and Ma Bao has always been the commander-in-chief of Changsha-Yuezhou front. After Wu Sangui's death, Ma Bao and Xie Yongxing surrounded Sun Wushi in Wu Sangui and proclaimed himself emperor in Hengzhou. Later, he was slandered and transferred back to Kunming.

Changsha's defense line collapsed. In the fierce battle for the Qing army to seize Kunming Bridge, Kangxi learned about Ma Bao's bravery and resourcefulness. Emperor Kangxi sent someone to send him the last imperial edict of surrender, hoping that the general who had made great contributions in the early Qing Dynasty could repent and turn over a new leaf, but he was rejected by Ma Bao and died.

7. Li Benshen: Li Benshen is an old friend of Wu Sangui. He paid official homage to the governor of Guizhou, and Wu Sangui took up his troops. Li Benshen was the first to respond and directly captured the whole of Sichuan. He was the commander-in-chief of the Sichuan battlefield and died on his way to Shaanxi.

Eight, Gaode Our Mission: Gaode Our Mission is an expert in Wu Sangui. Wu Sangui took the lead in conquering the whole territory of Jiangxi and defeated the Qing Dynasty and Prince Yue Le of Shuozhou twice. The man died miserably and was repeatedly vilified, which made him very angry.

Tan Hong: Tan Hong first joined the peasant uprising army and later surrendered to the Ming army. After sixteen years of Shunzhi, the Qing dynasty fell. He placed Muyihou under the command of Wu Sangui, moved to the southwest, made meritorious military service repeatedly, and was named general of Sichuan. Wu Sangui arose, and Tan Hong responded, leading the army against Zhao Liangdong, a famous Qing dynasty. After that, his department was defeated by Governor Shanshan, and Tan Hong died.

Wu Zhimao: Wu Zhimao is also the commander-in-chief of Sichuan. When Wu Sangui rose, he surrendered to Wu Sangui, led the troops to attack the north, led troops to aid the king of Gansu, and attacked Lanzhou in the north. Kunming city was broken and captured and sent to Beijing. He was the only one among the top ten company commanders who was beheaded.

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Wu Sangui sent his troops to rebel, and Shang Yang, Geng and others responded one after another. This battle lasted for nine years. At the beginning of the war, Wu Sangui and others took the initiative to attack, taking Yunnan-Guizhou as the rear area, Wang Pingfan took Sichuan directly from Guizhou, and another route was that Guizhou attacked Hunan, repeatedly conquering several important towns.

In just half a year, Yunnan, Guizhou, Sichuan, Hunan, Guangxi and other five provinces all fell into the hands of Wu Sangui, and there was rebellion in Fujian. The Qing court was frightened and rushed to send troops south. The armies of both sides confronted each other in Jingzhou, Xiangyang, Wuchang and Yichang. The generals of the Qing army dared not cross the river to attack, but only defended themselves according to the city.

At this point, Wu Sangui has no ambition, and he is worried that his beloved son Wu will be taken hostage. He even fantasized that the Qing court would make peace with him, but failed to accept the suggestion and just sent troops to capture Sichuan, Jiangxi, Shaanxi and other places.

In the 13th year of Kangxi (A.D. 1674), Emperor Kangxi heard that Wu Sangui was heavily defending Yuezhou, Hunan Province, neither northward nor eastward, which meant defending Yunnan and Guizhou and making peace with the imperial court. In order to show his determination to counter the rebellion, Emperor Kangxi ordered the execution of Wu Sangui's son Wu and his imprisoned grandson Wu Shilin. When Wu Sangui heard the newspaper, he was sad and surprised, and even sighed, "Michelle Ye boy, how dare you?" This is a matter of course! "

So this is the determination to completely break with the Qing court. At this time, the Qing army has recovered from the initial hurry-scurry, and the rebellion of the Mongolian department in Chahar behind Beijing has been quickly put down. The situation in the north is stable and the war situation has begun to turn. Wu Sangui never got such a good chance again.

Emperor Kangxi used Han Chinese officials and generals. He arranged well, but Wu Sangui was in decline. In the seventeenth year of Kangxi (A.D. 1678), the Qing army recovered Liuyang and Pingjiang, and Wu Jun navy general Lin surrendered to the Qing army in Xiangtan.

Wu Sangui is 67 years old now, and there is not much time left. On March 23 this year, he couldn't wait to climb the newly-built high altar in Hengzhou to worship heaven, and announced that Hengzhou (now Hengyang) would be changed to Tianfu, the national title week, and Jianzhaowu would be built. He set up hundreds of civil and military officials, which made the ranks of generals, Hou, Bo, Zi and Baron different. He became an emperor and became addicted to the emperor.

However, the weather was not beautiful that day, but it rained heavily and the ceremony of offering sacrifices to heaven ended hastily. Wu Sangui, a blind patient, wore a yellow robe and was worshipped by all officials. He also ordered provincial examinations to be held in Yunnan, Guizhou, Sichuan and Hunan, and the slogan of regaining sight was abolished.

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