Historically, why couldn t Kangxi tolerate Wu Sangui?

Because Kangxi wants to unify the country, it can be said that his ambition is very big, and Wu Sangui is very powerful when he has mastered it, it can be said that Wu Sangui, he is like a soil emperor, and he is full of his connections, and Kangxi is afraid that Wu Sangui will rebel and be dangerous to his country, so Kangxi naturally can't tolerate Wu Sangui.

This is because Wu Sangui has a capricious black history and has a poor reputation among the people, and his officers and soldiers are more like his own private army, which has an impact on the stability of the Kangxi dynasty.

The vassal king is too much of a threat to **, and Wu Sangui himself is also very ambitious, thinking of becoming the emperor himself.

It's not that Wu Sangui can't be tolerated, but that he can't tolerate the separatist forces.

In my personal opinion, there is a chance. At that time, Wu Sangui did not attack continuously, giving the imperial court a fatal blow. Wu Sangui's command flaws gave the imperial court a chance to breathe. If you miss this opportunity, you will never come back.

Wu Sangui's rebellion had a certain chance of success, and at that time he should have supported the descendants of the imperial family of the Ming Dynasty to become emperors, but not to be emperors himself. Because many Han people hated the Qing Dynasty at that time and were very nostalgic for the Ming Dynasty, if Wu Sangui supported the descendants of the Zhu family in the Ming Dynasty and used the slogan of opposing the Qing Dynasty and restoring the Ming Dynasty, there must be many people with lofty ideals who defected to Wu Sangui, then Wu Sangui had a chance to succeed, at least enter Nanjing, and the Qing Dynasty divided the river and ruled, and Xu Tu encroached on the Qing Dynasty.

I think he had a chance, but he still missed the opportunity to raise troops, and he didn't have a quick victory, so that the Qing Dynasty had a chance to fight back.

No, historical facts have confirmed it.

Mistakes in strategic thinking led to. Military defeat. Realistically speaking, Wu Sangui could have won, at least he could have rowed on the Yangtze or Yellow River.

If this is the case, a new situation of confrontation between the North and the South will reappear in history. Unfortunately, this did not happen. The main problem was that Wu Sangui did not achieve stable victories militarily, and even these victories did not last.

<> military defeat was mainly caused by Wu Sangui's mistakes in strategic thinking. We know that Wu Sangui from"Yunnan"Raised troops, and then went straight to the south bank of the Yangtze River. Logically, he should have crossed the river quickly before the Qing army was assembled.

into the Yellow River basin, thus cutting off grain transportation in the southeast, and calling on the former ** north of the Yellow River to respond.

And as long as the ** responds, then the people will naturally actively participate. At this time, the Qing Dynasty could be cut off from the Manchu regime. He was soon able to storm the capital and force Kangxi to abdicate.

The Qing army launched a counterattack, Wu Sangui also missed the best opportunity, and most of the people who raised the flag also chose to surrender, which made Wu Sangui the target of public criticism and finally defeated. In fact, Wu Sangui's strength is indeed not weak, but unfortunately he was caught by Emperor Kangxi. Kangxi's plan is very good, if it is strictly implemented, deal with it.

Wu Sangui won't spend seven years. However, most of the generals appointed by Kangxi were incompetent and cowardly. They did not dare to attack the Wu army, so they delayed the march for various reasons.

Nothing to gain from the poor but only to suffer.

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Because Wu Sangui was a big traitor, he was later named the king of Pingxi, but the fief he obtained was particularly remote, and there was no reason, because when he attacked the capital, he missed the best time, when Emperor Kangxi mastered the lifeblood of Wu Sangui, so he dragged his pace and pace. Bought time for the Qing army.

Because Wu Sangui did not make strategic preparations for the military and did not adjust his strategy in time, he was very conceited, so he would lose everything.

This is because he did not grasp the opportunity, Kangxi at that time was relatively powerful, and his military strength was relatively strong, so he naturally had a chance to fight back.

Don't be surprised if you want to accomplish this great feat by yourself, but you don't have enough strength.

His army was actually only more than 20,000 people, and his strength was limited and he had no intention of rebelling, but he was forced by the Manchu rulers led by Kangxi, and finally decided to join the anti-Qing action.

Wu Sangui's power is quite large, his financial resources are already rich and rival the country, and the number of troops is also very large, and the combat effectiveness of these soldiers is also very strong, which is enough to threaten Kangxi's position.

I think Wu Sangui's power is very large, it was he who introduced the Qing Dynasty to destroy the Ming Dynasty, so after the success, his status slowly expanded, and was even divided into one of the three Tibetans, his overall strength is the strongest one of the three Tibetans, especially when it came to the rulers who often provoked the Qing Dynasty.

Wu Sangui's power was very large, and he could be said to be the feudal king with the most financial resources and the largest number of troops at that time.

His power is very large, and his power is also very large, so he can threaten Kangxi's position.

With the same rights as the emperor, Wu Sangui was even richer than the Qing treasury.