What are the causes of the defeat of the Ming army in the Battle of Songjin and the impact of this b

The Ming army suffered a crushing defeat in the Battle of Songjin, not only because Hong Chengchou was conservative with his troops; Also because Emperor Chongzhen was unclear about the use of people, he activated Chen Xinjia. The battle was large-scale and had an important impact on the history of both the Ming and Qing dynasties.

The reasons for the defeat were: command errors, and the general's greed for life and fear of death. Impact: The elite of the Ming Dynasty suffered heavy losses in this battle, and lost their previous strong military strength.

The reason for the defeat was that they were too impulsive, and their leaders lacked military knowledge, and the impact of this war led to the decline of the status of the Ming Dynasty and the frequent wars.

It had a great impact on the Ming Dynasty, which led to the turmoil of the Ming Dynasty at that time, which caused the people to suffer unspeakably and brought great harm to the people, resulting in the defeat of the Ming Dynasty at that time, and the losses were very heavy, and the social system at that time was also very chaotic.

The damage to the Ming Dynasty was very great, which led to the defeat of the Ming Dynasty, led to the collapse of the defensive line, and there was no way to continue the normal defense, resulting in the loss of their own national territory, and there was no way to resist strongly.

<> "Speaking of this Songjin Battle of the Ming and Qing Dynasties, many people may be very aware that the result of a normal battle is a crushing defeat of the Ming army. The defense line established by the Ming Dynasty was basically broken by the Qing army, and the Ming monarch's defense chief Li Lili was also wiped out. There is almost only one lonely city left!

In the end, although the Qing army was victorious, it also suffered some losses.

However, the Ming army basically had no strength. So what exactly was the reason for the defeat of the Ming army? In fact, there are still many reasons for the defeat of the Ming army, but there have always been different opinions, each with its own rhetoric.

But the most fundamental cause of failure is strategic failure. Mistakes in strategy cannot even be corrected by wars and campaigns.

For example, in terms of finance, after all, if there is a war, the fiscal expenditure is very large. So without financial support, it's hard to stick to it. The second is that in the late Ming Dynasty, although there were a large number of famous generals, they still failed to fight against Houjin.

However, disturbing the Ming army does not prove how incompetent the Ming army is, and the most fundamental reason is a strategic failure.

In addition to fiscal policy and economic reasons, the military strategy of the Ming Dynasty was also a failure. In the Battle of Songjin, the combination of infantry, artillery and Masun soldiers was not such a large-scale battle except for the opening of the country in the early Ming Dynasty. Later, in the Battle of Songjin, although the Ming army once had the upper hand, it inflicted heavy losses on the Qing army.

But the emperor of the Qing Dynasty, Huang Taiji, once turned the tide.

Seeing through the weakness of the Ming army, he forced the Qing army to dig trenches overnight to cut off the Ming army's rear road, which led to the Ming army's confusion and won the war. The defeat of the Ming army was a failure of strategy and tactics, not that the combat effectiveness of the Ming army was inferior to that of the previous Ming army, and the situation forced it to return to the sky.