Shi Lang killed so many Qing soldiers, why didn t Kangxi treat him for his crimes, but reused him?

Shi Lang is actually very contradictoryHe was born at the turn of the Ming and Qing dynasties, because his position was not firm, and he repeated it many times between the Ming and Qing dynasties, but it was indeed because of his Kangxi that he was able to quell the rebellion of the three feudatories and recover Taiwan. It was precisely because Kangxi realized Shi Lang's military talent that he did not suppress him, but reused him, in fact, this is also a manifestation of Kangxi's tolerance and attention to talents, which also led to the emergence of the prosperous era of Kangqian.

Shi Lang was originally a subordinate of Zheng Zhilong, he followed Zheng Chenggong, that is, Zheng Zhilong's son, to resist the Qing army at sea, and later, Shi Lang was captured by Zheng Chenggong, and his father and some close family members were killed by Zheng Chenggong, so he decided to surrender to the Qing army. This was also the controversy when Kangxi decided to appoint Shi Lang at that time, and everyone actually didn't trust Shi Lang, because his position was not firm.

But Kangxi is not suspicious of employing people, and suspects are not neededHe gave full trust to Shi Lang. And Shi Lang did not live up to the trust of the Kangxi Emperor, and he worked hard to form a navy, which eventually conquered the official lair and helped the Kangxi Emperor recover Taiwan. As a result, Shi Lang was appointed to Taiwan.

BecauseThe Qing army is known for its cavalry and archery, and it has no understanding of fighting on the water, and those who are not familiar with it and have improper command have also been defeated one after another. The imperial court at that time also did not realize the importance of forming a navy, and even opposed it after Kangxi put it forward. And because Shi Lang followed Zheng Zhilong (a very famous pirate at that time, he formed an army that was very powerful in fighting at sea), he was well-informed and proficient in water warfare, so he was entrusted with the important task of finally waiting for Bole who could recognize himself.

I think that Shi Lang is still capable, Kangxi feels that he can make his country stronger, and feels that he will be loyal to himself.

The Qing Dynasty did not attach importance to the sea, so there were no naval talents in hand, and Shi Lang was the most outstanding one. If it weren't for Shi Lang, Kangxi could only stupidly and clumsily continue to implement the "sea relocation order", turning the coast within 50 miles into a no-man's land, and ruining hundreds of years of navigation achievements.

There must be a reason for reuse, he took a fancy to his ability to use soldiers, and made great contributions in Kangxi's dynasty.

Although Shi Lang killed a lot of Qing soldiers, he was brave and strategic, which was what Kangxi saw, and he did not punish his crimes, but hoped that he could be used by him.

Emperor Kangxi: "General Shi Lang, familiar with the island, everything must be discussed with him!" If you are like Shi Lang, you will be so miraculous that you will be forever honored and glorious! "Shi Lang's work is very great. ”

Because he took a fancy to Langya's ice-making talent, and Langya did make great contributions to Kangxi in the war, it should be said that the merit outweighed the fault!

Shi Lang killed so many Qing soldiers because Kangxi felt that he was very talented, and he also made great contributions to Kangxi in the war.

The emperor loves talent, just like Cao loves someone, Shi Lang is a talent, and Kangxi wants to reuse him at will.

This is because he did not have much merit, and he was also Zheng Chenggong's general at that time, but Shi Lang was not satisfied with Zheng Chenggong's approach at that time, and also issued a provocation to Zheng Chenggong, so it led to the laying of the root cause, and finally led to Shi Lang's surrender to the Manchus.

Because he knew that this ending had already been decided, and there was no possibility of continuing in the Ming Dynasty, he had to plan for his future.

Because the Ming Dynasty had already declined at that time, there was no place for his development at all, and it could only be attributed to the Manchu Dynasty.