About the legend of Nurhachi, a brief introduction to Nurhachi

Nurhachi was born in the 38th year of the reign of Emperor Jiajing of the Ming Dynasty (1559) in Hetuala, the city of Hetuala (later renamed Xingjing, Xinbin County, Fushun City, Liaoning Province, China). His grandfather Jue Chang'an (translated as calling the field in the Ming Dynasty), his father Takshi (translated as he lost in the Ming Dynasty) was the commander of the left guard of Jianzhou, and his mother was Empress Xuan. In the Northeast at that time, the most important military force was the troops of Li Chengliang, the general army of Liaodong.

He exploited the contradictions between the Jurchen tribes and with other ethnic tribes in order to control the situation. Wang Gao (Nurhachi's maternal grandfather) rebelled against the Ming Dynasty in the second year of Wanli (1574) and was killed by Li Chengliang. Wang Gao's son, Atai Zhangjing, was able to escape and returned to Gule Village (now Gulou Village, Shangjiahe Town, Xinbin).

Atai's wife is Kyaw Chang'an's granddaughter, so Atai is both Nurhachi's uncle and Nurhachi's cousin-in-law. In the eleventh year of Wanli (1583), Li Chengliang attacked Gule Village. Jue Chang'an and Takshi went to the city to visit, but they were surrounded in the village because of the war.

Under the command of Li Chengliang, the lord of Tulun City, the Jurchen Sukesuhu River Department of Jianzhou, Nikan Wailan, lured Atai to open the city, and after breaking through the Gule village, he slaughtered the city, and Juechang'an and Takshi were not spared[1]. Nurhachi and his younger brother Shulhaqi were in the midst of the defeated army, and because of their extraordinary appearance, they were let go by Li Chengliang's wife. On the way back, Nurhachi was embraced by Eyidu and others, and he was equipped with thirteen pairs of armor.

After he returned to Jianzhou, he sent people to ask why the Ming Dynasty killed his grandfather and father. The Ming Dynasty returned the remains of Nurhachizu and his father, and gave him "thirty edicts, thirty horses, the title of the dragon and tiger general, and the reply to the governor's edict".

Nurhachi is a big hero, a big hero who stands up to the sky. His deeds are shocking, not just legends.

I just want to say that he was killed by Yuan Chonghuan Yu Ningyuan, very casual....

Nurhachi's ProfileQing Taizu Aixin Jueluo Nurhachi (21 February 1559 – 30 September 1626), the founder of the Qing Dynasty and the founding emperor of the Later Jin Dynasty, was fluent in Manchu and Chinese, and liked to read the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. At the age of twenty-five, he raised troops to unify the Jurchen tribes and pacified the eastern part of Liao, and in the fourth year of the 40th Brigade of the Ming God Sect (1616), Nurhachi was proclaimed Khan in Hetuala, established the Houjin, divided the eastern part of Liao, and established the Mandate of Heaven. After the Battle of Salhu, the capital was moved to Shenyang.

After that, it swept through Liaodong and captured more than 70 cities in Liao in the Ming Dynasty. In the eleventh year of the Mandate of Heaven (1626), the army was defeated in the battle of Ningyuan City, in April of the same year, Nurhachi personally led a large army to conquer the Mongolian Kadi Piqierka, in mid-July, Nurhachi was introduced, Nurhachi died, and was buried in the Qingfu Mausoleum in Shenyang. After the establishment of the Qing Dynasty, he was honored as the ancestor of the Qing Dynasty, and he was called the Emperor of Chengtian, Guangyun, Shengde, Shengong, Zhaojili, Jiren, Xiaorui, Wuduanyi, Qin'an, Hongwen, Dingye, and Gao.

There are many opinions about Nurhachi, and some people say that he represents an advanced, progressive force that struck the corrupt Ming Dynasty and contributed to the development of history. I am only a shallow learner, and I dare not say that I know all about the past and the present, but I still understand the basic truth, and throughout his life, I have not seen progress, development, only looting, killing, and destruction. I don't know what the great historical significance is, but I only understand that wherever his horse team went, there were no advanced productive forces, no national production index, no economy, only corpses strewn all over the field, broken houses and broken tiles, farmland turned into wasteland, and civilians became slaves.

I don't know what will inevitably replace the new hegemony, I only know that those who say such things should go to the sabre of the Houjin Army and experience it for themselves. There is no difference between the unjust soul under the saber and the triumph in the saddle, all life Nurhachi is equal, and no one has the right to deprive him without reason. Nurhachi was a great military strategist, at least I think.

As a nomadic leader who had never attended a private school, had not attended a military school, and had not received systematic military training, Nurhachi knew what war was and how to win it. His level of command in the campaign has reached the point of perfection.

Aixin Jueluo Nurhachi, the founder of the Qing Dynasty, the founder of the Later Jin Dynasty, the father of Huang Taiji, he is an outstanding politician, military strategist and national hero in the history of our country, and has made countless achievements in his life.

In the eleventh year of the Mandate of Heaven, Nurhachi defeated the battle of Ningyuancheng, in April of the same year, Nurhachi personally led a large army to conquer Khalkha, Mongolia, on August 11, Nurhachi died, after his death, Huang Taiji inherited his throne, Huang Taiji did not live up to Nurhachi's expectations, established the Qing Dynasty, and became the founding emperor of the Qing Dynasty. After that, Huang Taiji honored Nurhachi as the ancestor of the Qing Dynasty. Nurhachi lived only about sixty-eight years, which was considered a long life expectancy at the time.

On February 21, the 38th year of Jiajing of the Ming Dynasty, Nurhachi was born in an ordinary Jurchen tribe in Hetuala, his father was still a person of status in this tribe, but life was still very difficult, and when Nurhachi was very young, his mother died, his stepmother treated him very badly, either beating or scolding, very harsh, when he was twelve years old, he had to go out to support himself, it can be said that Nurhachi's childhood was very unhappy.

Aisin Jueluo Nurhachi.

Qing Taizu Aixin Jueluo Nurhachi (February 21, 1559 - September 30, 1626), Jurchen tribe, the leader of the Jurchens in Jianzhou, the first Great Khan of the Later Jin, and the actual founder of the Qing Dynasty. Born in Hetuala, the Moat of Sukesu, Jianzhou (now southwest of Xinbin County, Fushun, Liaoning), his father was Takshi, his mother was Hitara, and Nurhachi was the eldest son.

Early life experience

In the thirty-eighth year of Jiajing of the Ming Dynasty (1559), Nurhachi was born in the family of a small chieftain of the Zuowei Division of Jianzhou in Hetuara (now Xinbin County, Liaoning Province). His sixth ancestor Meng's brother Timur, was originally the Yuan Dynasty of the Yuan Dynasty in the Wanhu Mansion, Ming Yongle three years (1405) should be Ming Chengzu Zhu Di's appeasement, into Beijing to pay tribute, awarded the Jianzhou Wei Commander, and then took charge of the Jianzhou Left Guard, promoted to the right governor. In the eighth year of Xuande (1433), because he taught Mingdu to command Pei Jun, he was killed by Asujiang and other guards "Savage Jurchen".

His son Dong Shan is the fifth ancestor of Nurhachi, the first commander of the envoy, and later promoted to the right governor, and his uncle Fan Cha divided the left guard of Jianzhou, the right guard of Jianzhou, Chenghua three years (1467) to repeatedly plunder Liaodong people and animals, was beheaded by the Ming Dynasty. Jianzhou Sanwei was brutally requisitioned and suppressed by the Ming army. Dong Shan's eldest son, Tuo Luo, and his son Tuo Yimo, successively took office, went to Beijing many times to worship Emperor Ming, and contributed to the party.

Dong Shan's third son, Aixin Jueluo Xibaoqi Zhanggu, was Nurhachi's great-grandfather. Xibaoqi's son, Aixin Jueluo Fuman, was Nurhachi's great-grandfather, and was later posthumously revered as Emperor Xingzuzhi by the Qing Dynasty. Fuman's fourth son, Kyaw Chang'an, was Nurhachi's grandfather.

The fourth son of Jue Chang'an, Takshi, married Hitara Ermoqi and gave birth to three sons, the eldest being Nurhachi, the second being Shuerhaqi, and the youngest being Yarhaqi.