At the end of the Ming Dynasty, the world was in chaos. At this point, the Li Zicheng uprising has been launched on a large scale. At the same time, there is another powerful force, that is, the rise of the late Jin Dynasty. However, the demise of the Ming Dynasty was not breached by the late Jin Dynasty, but by Li Zicheng, the leader of the peasant rebel army. By the time he arrived, Emperor Chongzhen was cornered.

As soon as Emperor Chongzhen ascended the throne, he wanted to push the Ming Dynasty to its peak. But at this time, the Ming Dynasty was already riddled with holes. No matter which emperor, it is impossible to reverse the situation in the Ming Dynasty. What's more, after Emperor Chongzhen ascended the throne, he killed Wei Zhongxian first, which made the party struggle in the Ming Dynasty out of balance and caused problems.

Coupled with the vassal system of the Ming dynasty, this caused a big problem in the financial situation of the Ming dynasty. Undeniably, Emperor Chongzhen wanted to make a difference, but the conditions did not allow it. In the seventeenth year of Chongzhen, the Ming Dynasty perished. Li Zicheng took the lead in attacking the capital, and Emperor Chongzhen was desperate at this time and chose to hang himself.

Before Emperor Chongzhen hanged himself, in order to avoid being insulted by Li Zicheng, Emperor Chongzhen killed his children and others. After the Battle of Shanhaiguan, Li Zicheng finally fell, and as a result, the Qing army entered Shanhaiguan, so the Qing Dynasty entered the Central Plains. At this time, the Qing dynasty has been established. However, most of the royal family in the Ming Dynasty fled to the south of the Huaihe River.

Nominally, the south of Zhunhe still belongs to the Ming Dynasty. In the seventeenth year of Chongzhen, Zhu Yousong, the axe king, supervised Nanjing, and later proclaimed himself emperor and changed to Hong Guang. This marks the emergence of Nanming. Only in the official history, because Nanming was not a unified dynasty, historians recorded them less. After entering the customs, the Qing army was almost invincible.

In just two years, the children of the Eight Banners of the Qing army marched from Shanhaiguan in the north to Guangzhou in the southernmost part. Such an attack speed is undoubtedly jaw-dropping. Although the attack speed of the Qing army was very fast, Nanming still existed in history for 19 years. At the same time, there are many famous players in Nanming, who are loyal to Nanming.

Including Shi Kefa, Huang Daozhou, He Tengjiao, Qu and other generals, it is precisely because of these people that Nanming was able to exist 19 years. From the seventeenth year of Chongzhen, that is, from A.D. 1644 to A.D. 1663, Nan Ming had at least four opportunities to turn over. As long as Nanming can win once, it can continue the Ming Dynasty.

First of all, the battle of Ganzhou is a good opportunity. In A.D. 1648, Jin Shenghuan and Wang Deren, who were in charge of guarding Nanchang, and Li Chengdong, who was in charge of guarding Guangzhou, successively fought against the Qing Dynasty and regained sight, so that Nanming continued to own most of the south. Later, Jin Shenghuan and Wang Deren were generals of the Qing army and the rebel army respectively. At this time, they wiped out Jiangxi.

However, after surrendering to Nanming, the combat effectiveness dropped greatly. Jin Shenghuan and Wang Deren attacked Ganzhou City for several months, but they couldn't beat it. That's not all. The second war was the battle of Baoning. In A.D. 1652, the Daxi Army, which surrendered to Nanming, launched a counterattack against the Qing army, and the situation was excellent.

General Liu Wenxiu attacked Sichuan, so most of the Qing troops in Sichuan were defeated. Wu Sangui and other remnants of the Qing army were defeated all the way, so Wu Sangui went to Baoning in northern Sichuan, where the battle of Baoning broke out. The significance of this war lies in that if Nanming defeated the Qing army led by Wu Sangui, not only the whole Sichuan would be recovered, but also the strategic situation in the south would be greatly reversed.

But the problem is that Liu Wenxiu underestimated his enemies, which led to the long-term failure to occupy Baoning. Liu Wenxiu led 40,000 Ming elites, but failed to capture Baoning. The Qing army is still struggling to get out of the city to counterattack, and the first battle of the Ming army was frustrated. As a result, morale was greatly reduced, and finally Liu Wenxiu was wiped out. Such a situation is unimaginable. I thought the Qing army would be wiped out, and all these consequences were caused by Liu Wenxiu underestimating his enemy.

In the battle of Xinhui, Li Dingguo, a famous soldier, led more than 100,000 troops, but he did not break a small county. Li Dingguo was one of the most famous generals in Nanming, and Li Dingguo was in charge of attacking Xinhui. Therefore, the Qing army stationed in Xinhui asked the people to guard the city. Li Dingguo cannot bear to kill people, but Xinhui will not attack. If the new club can win, the situation in Nanming will change greatly.

1659, the battle of Nanming Nanjing broke out. Zheng Chenggong and Zhang Huangyan led over 100,000 troops to attack Nanking. This is Nanming's last chance. The Ming army broke the myth that the Eight Banners were invincible in the field. Upon arrival, the Nanming Army, which had the upper hand, went downhill. The Qing army began to counterattack, with 500 cavalry as the first, and thousands of infantry attacked the Ming army camp.

As a result, the general Zheng Jun and the famous Gan Hui died in battle, and hundreds of Ming armies collapsed across the board. From then on, Nanming was devastated, and almost no victory was achieved on all major fronts, and Nanming went to extinction.

At this point, Nan Ming has no chance to turn over. In the battle of Nanjing, there was no rescue between Nanming generals, which led to the failure of the war.