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After Emperor Ming Yingzong was captured, there were many Mongolian beauties sleeping with him? September 1, 1449: During the Tumu Fort Rebellion, Emperor Yingzong of Ming was held hostage by Wang Zhen and personally conquered the Mongol Wallachian army with an army of 500,000, and was besieged by the Wallachian army at Tumu Fort (present-day southwest of Huailai County, Hebei), and Yingzong was captured.
Emperor Mingyingzong was captured, which was 18,000 miles away from the captivity of Emperor Huizong and Emperor Qinzong of the Song Dynasty.
During the reign of Emperor Huizong of Song and Emperor Qinzong, the Jin army attacked Kaifeng from the south, occupied all the areas north of the Yellow River, and even killed the army south of the Yangtze River.
The Jin army was very barbaric, burning and committing adultery everywhere, and doing no evil.
When the Han people saw that it was a death, they rose up one after another, fought side by side with the Han army, and drove the Jin soldiers back.
Even so, half of the Northern Song Dynasty had already been occupied by the Jin Dynasty.
At this point, the Jin Dynasty had a million troops and completely controlled the area north of the Yellow River, and its strength was very strong.
In the view of the Emperor of the Jin Dynasty, even if the Northern Song Dynasty gathered heavy troops in Hebei, Henan Province, and was completely defeated, how long could the exiled imperial court of the Southern Song Dynasty persist?
It was only a matter of time before the Jin Dynasty destroyed the Southern Song Dynasty, so there was no need to treat the captured Song Huizong and Qinzong well, but to humiliate them and demoralize the enemy country.
Jin Taizong first reduced Emperor Huizong of Song and Emperor Qinzong to the status of shuren, and then forcibly escorted them to Acheng near Harbin, Heilongjiang, forcing them to bow down to the Jin Taizu Temple, and also performed an extremely humiliating sheep-leading ceremony.
What is the leading ceremony?
It was an insulting ritual of the Golden State's treatment of slaves and prisoners of war.
Prisoners of war were forced to wear a unique garment with cloth wrapped around their heads and no clothes on their upper bodies, but only sheep fur or sheepskin similar to vests. And that's not all, they also had to tie noose around their necks to let the Jinguo soldiers lead them like sheep.
For the Golden State, they still maintained slavery, and the sheep-leading ceremony was nothing remarkable.
Once the slaves were captured, the Jurchens forcibly performed a sheep-leading ceremony. If a slave who is unwilling to do so is considered a rebel, he is killed directly. The slaves' willingness to perform the leading ceremony shows that they have given in spirit and can use it at will.
So why use such a quirky pattern? Do you still want to show your chest and back?
The Jurchens had been slavery for generations, and they believed that slavery was no different from cattle and sheep. This kind of leading sheep ceremony, that is, not treating slaves as human beings.
It is particularly humiliating that the leading ceremony is not only for men, but also for women.
Perhaps in the eyes of the savage Jurchens, there is nothing remarkable about women who perform rituals in sheepskins.
For Empress Zhu of Song Qinzong, this was a great shame. As a Han aristocratic woman, she was seen by countless men in such revealing costumes, which was more than killing her.
More than her husband and father-in-law, the 26-year-old Empress Zhu thought that this humiliation would continue for many years, and hanged herself that night.
After being found and saved by others, Empress Zhu resolutely jumped into the water and died.
After the sheep-bearing ceremony, Emperor Taizong of Jin insulted Emperor Huizong of Song as "Duke of Duande" and Emperor Qinzong of Song as "Marquis of Chongdu".
On the contrary, Jin Taizong was quite appreciative of Empress Zhu. The nomadic women had a higher status and admired women with strong personalities, and the Jin Dynasty posthumously named Empress Zhu "Lady Zhenjie of Jingkang County".
Fearing that the gang would escape, Jin Guo relocated them to an ancient city near Yilan County, Heilongjiang Province, and imprisoned them. Not to mention the Song Dynasty, even today it is a relatively remote place in Heilongjiang.
When he set out from Kaifeng, there were thousands of people around the emperor, and only more than 140 people were left at this time.
Seven years after the sheep-leading ceremony, the silly bird-like Song Huizong fell ill and died, and Song Qinzong lived for an extra 26 years and died at the age of 57.
However, Song Qinzong was not a good death. According to the Great Song Xuanhe Testament, King Yanliang of the Jin Dynasty forced the 57-year-old Qinzong and the 81-year-old Liao Tianzuo Emperor Yelü Yanxi to play polo.
Song Qinzong was not good at riding horses, and he was older and did not dare to get on horseback. Under Yan Liang's angry scolding, Song Qinzong reluctantly got on the horse, and soon after, he fell off his horse and was injured, and was trampled by the horse and died.
Both emperors were killed alive by the Jin Dynasty, and the Southern Song Dynasty always wanted revenge.
When the Jin Kingdom fell, the 37-year-old Jin Aizong set himself on fire. After the Southern Song Dynasty general Meng Jue attacked the city of Caizhou, he found the remains of Jin Aizong.
Meng Jue brought the remains of the Emperor of the Jin Dynasty back to Lin'an and placed them in the Taimiao Temple to sacrifice the ancestors.
Song Lizong was quite polite, and according to Hong's suggestion, he disposed of the remains of Jin Aizong and buried them in the prison vault of Dali Temple, without making the remains an exhibit.
Compared with the two guys of Song Huizong and Qinzong, Ming Yingzong was much better.
An important reason why Ming Yingzong was given preferential treatment was that the situation was different.
At that time, the Jin Dynasty was strong and strong, and it did not think that it would be too difficult to destroy the Southern Song Dynasty, so it treated the Emperor of the Great Song with unscrupulousness.
The change of the civil fort is different.
The enemy was the Wala, the Mongol Weyrat, which, along with the Tatars and Wulianghas, were called the three major nomadic groups in northern Mobei. Wala has long been active in the western part of the Mongolian plateau, and once controlled the western region.
Although the strength of the Walla is strong, it is far worse than daming, and it cannot be compared with the Jin Dynasty, which had a million troops in those years.
At that time, the leaders of the Wallachians were also first, with a population of less than one million. The nomads are all soldiers and have strong combat effectiveness, after all, the population is too small, and it is incomparable with the Daming of over 100 million.
During the change of Tumu Fort, Wala captured Ming Yingzong alive, but did not win a decisive victory.
The Ming army claimed to be 500,000, but in fact, only more than 100,000 troops were sent. And also the first Wala cavalry, there are more than 60,000 people.
The reason why the Ming army was defeated in this battle was mainly because of the indiscriminate command of the inexperienced Ming Yingzong, which did not mean that the army could not defeat Wala.
It can even be said that the victory of the Wallachians was a fluke event.
The Ming army was defeated, more than 100,000 people lost only a part, and tens of thousands of people fled back.
The Ming army adopted the system of guardhouses, with a million troops, and its strength was strong, which was not something that the Walla region could deal with.
Moreover, he also called himself the supreme leader of the Wallachians, and the troops of the Concubine clan were only 20,000 to 30,000 people, and the rest were the armies of other tribes that fought together, which was not reliable.
It was also a huge gamble to oppress Daming through military offensives, give him better terms of trade, and recognize his status.
I didn't expect Ming Yingzong to be so garbage that he dared to directly command the battle, resulting in the collapse of the whole army.
This brilliant victory greatly exceeded the expectations of Ye Xian. It's like you just casually buy a mediocre stock, and then the stock has a feeling of 10 or so up and down boards in a row.
Sure enough, the attack on Beijing later failed.
In the face of the Arrival of Ming troops from all over the world, they could only receive what they saw and returned to the desert with the spoils of war and Ming Yingzong.
For Ye Xian, Ming Yingzong was just a high-ranking prisoner, and Wa Lai tried to surprise the goods and use him to deceive Daming of great benefits.
Unexpectedly, as soon as Emperor Mingyingzong was captured, Daming established Emperor Jingtai to succeed him to the throne.
In this way, Ming Yingzong was not an emperor, and at best he was just a member of the imperial family, which did not make much sense.
How to deal with him has become a tricky problem! Killing Ming Yingzong at will would not be of any benefit to Ye Xian and Vala, but only to make enemies in peace; if ming Yingzong was cruelly mistreated, just like dealing with Song Huizong and Song Qinzong, it would also have no meaning to Walla. Since Wala did not have the power of the Jin Dynasty that could crush the Southern Song Dynasty, there was no need to insult the emperors of other countries to strike at the spirit of the enemy.
At the suggestion of the counselor, he also gave ming yingzong a lot of preferential treatment and offered it as an ancestor.
And Ming Yingzong is also quite interesting.
He had no talent and was unwilling to commit suicide, but he maintained the emperor's style from beginning to end, unlike Emperor Huizong of Song and Emperor Qinzong.
When the Wala cavalry rushed to the front, their men scattered and fled or panicked, and Ming Yingzong did not panic and calmly sat on the ground and was captured.
In the face of the enemy, Ming Yingzong always maintained the dignity of the emperor, did not show weakness or flattery, and was full of momentum.
It's not worth boasting, he's at least a bit of face.
In order to entertain Emperor Mingying, he also specially ordered his younger brother Boyan Timur to be in charge of the emperor's living.
Boyan Timur was a straightforward steppe man who was quite good to Ming Yingzong.
There were only a few people left around Ming Yingzong, and Boyan Timur provided milk, goat milk, rice noodles and vegetables every day, providing a sheep every two days and a cow for seven days, and must set up a dozen feasts for Ming Yingzong every month. He arranged for the women of the Wallachians to be maids doing rough work, and Ming Yingzong was basically idle and dazed, wearing clothes to stretch out his hands and eat to open his mouth.
Although under house arrest, Ming Yingzong had considerable freedom. He can move around the station, travel away from the tribe, ride a horse or sit in a palanquin. The Wala cavalry only followed from a distance and did not interfere. Anyway, every few hundred miles here is the territory of the Wallachians, and Ming Yingzong and his gang cannot escape.
Boyan Timur had great respect for Emperor Mingying, and every time they met, they knelt down and prostrated their heads, and were called "emperors". He also ordered all the people of Valar to kneel and prostrate their heads when they saw the emperor, and not to slack off in any way.
Interestingly, Boyan Timur gradually fell in love with Ming Yingzong, believing that he was a man worth making friends with.
At first, Ming Yingzong was very unaccustomed to the desert winter, and the night here was minus twenty or thirty degrees. The Wallachians all live in yurts, and there is no coal, and the warmth in the house is not enough. Ming Yingzong, who was well-regarded, often froze and shivered at night and could not sleep all night.
And Ming Yingzong's subordinates, Yuan Bin, a lieutenant of the Jinyi Guard, was loyal to him, and even undressed and wrapped Ming Yingzong's feet to help him sleep. Ming Yingzong was very grateful to Yuan Bin. Once Yuan Bin fainted from a fever, Ming Yingzong actually hugged him and cried, trying his best to save him.
Boyan Timur thought that Ming Yingzong was a person of great feelings, so he changed his attitude and began to make friends with him sincerely.
The two often chatted and drank, and even sang together.
And that's not all, Boyan Timur found Ming Yingzong alone, very lonely.
At that time, the Mongol princes and nobles basically had a bunch of wives. In Boyan Timur's view, there are few women around men, and they are completely unorganized.
He also told his brother what he thought, and the two brothers decided to marry their sisters to Ming Yingzong.
In this way, Ming Yingzong can be less lonely and can also intermarry with the Yexian family.
The Ming Emperor would not marry a Mongol woman, and this was a great opportunity.
However, Ming Yingzong was not stupid, and the excuse was that he did not look at the appearance of his sister (extremely insulting), as if refusing.
He did not marry his sister to the emperor, nor did Boyan Timur give up.
He selected 2 beautiful maids who were responsible for accompanying Ming Yingzong to sleep. These 2 people were all low-status maids, and this time Ming Yingzong did not refuse.
Therefore, Ming Yingzong lived in the desert for more than 1 year, eating well and drinking, and sleeping with beautiful women.
When Ming Yingzong was finally released, there was a very exaggerated scene.
Boyan Timur personally led hundreds of cavalry and sent Emperor Mingying far away. When they were separated, Boyan Timur actually cried loudly: My emperor is gone today, and I don't know when I will see him!
Later, they didn't say goodbye.
Emperor Mingyingzong was placed under house arrest after his return, during which the Ming army repeatedly attacked Wala, and in one battle Boyan Timur was killed.
After Emperor Mingyingzong restored the throne, he sent emissaries to Wala to reward Thera and gave many gifts to Boyan Timur's wives.
As for the loyal Yuan Bin, he was also given preferential treatment, and when he died, he was posthumously given the title of Guanglu Dafu, Shangzhu Guo, and Zuo Jundu, and his descendants were hereditary Jinyi.
Speaking of going, it is still good to be the emperor, and there are beautiful women accompanying you in prison.
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