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He was the god of war of the Ming Dynasty, who made great contributions to Daming, but after his death he was called a national sinner

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He was the god of war of the Ming Dynasty, who made great contributions to Daming, but after his death he was called a national sinner

In June 1662, the last emperor of the Southern Ming Dynasty was hanged in Kunming, which meant that the Ming Dynasty, which ruled the Central Plains for nearly 300 years, was completely buried in the long river of history, and the consequence of all this was a god of war level general of the original Ming Dynasty. He was Li Chengliang, the taifu who had been guarding Liaodong for nearly 50 years

When it comes to the generals of the middle and late Ming Dynasty, Qi Jiguang and Li Chengliang are definitely first-class big figures.

Qi Jiguang Shu Jibei and Li Chengliang guarded Liaodong, both of them were very capable of fighting and had great achievements. To say that it is different, Li Chengliang's official position at that time was higher, with more rewards and greater reputation.

However, the mention of Qi Jiguang as a national hero in the fight against the Wokou goes without saying. Li Chengliang, however, was "the sinner of all the worlds." Li Chengliang was the commander-in-chief of Liaodong in the late Ming Dynasty. During the Years of Longqing and Wanli, Li Shou Liaodong made great achievements in resisting Mongol and Jurchen invasions.

When Qi Jiguang fought against the Wokou on the southeast coast, Li Chengliang also fought a life-and-death battle against the Mongols and Jurchens in the land of Eastern Liaoning. However, Qi Jiguang, because of his thorough pacification of the plague, has been passed down through the ages, while Li Chengliang, who guarded Liaodong and resisted the invasion of the Mongols and Jurchens, was gradually buried in the dust of history and was scolded by posterity as a national sinner.

He was the god of war of the Ming Dynasty, who made great contributions to Daming, but after his death he was called a national sinner

Li Chengliang, a native of Tieling in Eastern Liaoning, was originally isolated from Korea by hiding from the chaos at the end of the Tang Dynasty, and the Ming Dynasty was attached to Korea. Li Chengliang was a late-blooming general, who inherited the position of his ancestors at the age of 40 and made many achievements in the battlefield of Liaodong. From then on, Li Chengliang stepped on the corpses of The Mongols and Jurchens step by step, and became a knight, until he ushered in the peak of his life.

Li Chengliang's way of fighting was completely different from Qi Jiguang's. He always pulls one fight after the other, and leaves a way back for the beaten half-dead enemy. There was never a nest end, and the Guanwai where he was stationed had basically been fighting, so the flames outside the Guanwai had been continuous for thirty years.

He was the god of war of the Ming Dynasty, who made great contributions to Daming, but after his death he was called a national sinner

Under this psychology of Li Chengliang, Nurhaci became Li Chengliang's spokesman in the Jurchen tribe, and "raising Kou and self-respect" has existed since ancient times, and Li Chengliang treated Nurhaci and the whole Liaodong with such a purpose. His purpose is not only money, but more importantly, to maintain his irreplaceable importance in Liaodong, so from the age of 40 until his death at the age of 90, he almost dominated the fate of Liaodong for nearly half a century, but Liaodong also fought for nearly 50 years, making the people's livelihood in northeast China wither, and all ethnic minorities hated the imperial court. Finally, a son and daughter's family, Nurhaci, was raised to be the leader of the minority.

He was the god of war of the Ming Dynasty, who made great contributions to Daming, but after his death he was called a national sinner

It's just that people are born, old, sick and die, and Li Chengliang just didn't deal with Nurhaci before he died.

In the forty-third year of the Wanli Calendar (1615), Li Chengliang died at the age of 90. In the first month of the following year, Nurhaci held the founding ceremony in Hetuala, calling himself "the wise khan of the overthrown nations", and the name of the country was Jin, and the Mandate of Heaven was established. Since then, a rebellious regime with jurisdiction of thousands of miles and hundreds of thousands of subjects has become the magic star of the Ming Dynasty.

Li Chengliang cared about his own interests, only the number of rewards he received and the level of official positions. He was not at ease with the peril of the country. This purely self-serving act brought great disaster to the Ming Dynasty.

Therefore, later people called him a national sinner

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