How did the disciplined Qi Jiajun withdraw from the stage of history?

The Qi family army formed by Qi Jiguang fought bravely and made great military achievements, which caused dissatisfaction among other armies. Especially after the death of Qi Jiguang, when Zhang Juzheng, a big backer, was not there, Wang Bao and others took the opportunity to take action and executed most of the Qi family army in the name of mutiny, and this famous ace army was also destroyed.

When the people in the coastal areas were poisoned by the Japanese invaders, the Qi family army stood up and leveled the coastal Japanese invaders and returned peace to the people. At that time, the total strength of the Qi army was only more than 4,000 people, mainly farmers and miners. In the 23rd year of Wanli, a mutiny broke out in the Qijia army, and Jizhou was an important military and strategic stronghold at that time, and together with several other border towns, it formed the most important northern defense line of the Ming Dynasty and maintained the security of the Ming Empire.

However, how could such an important town, and the well-disciplined Qi family army, suddenly rebel?

There are not many historical materials recorded in this record, except for the time and place, it is mainly said that it was because of the problem of arrears of military salaries, so the Qi family army had to mutiny, and was finally captured and killed by the general army in one fell swoop. In this mutiny, more than 1,000 people were executed by the Qi family's army.

On the face of it, this punishment is also deserved. In order to train the qualified Qi family army, Qi Jiguang at that time also gave preference to the silver taels. However, since the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty, after the death of Zhang Juzheng, the finances of the imperial court have been tightened, so they cannot pay the military salary of the Qi family army in time, which also caused their dissatisfaction.

After all, they all fight with their heads on their belts, and in the end they can't even get money, so it's no wonder they want to do something. However, Wang Bao, the chief soldier at that time, directly executed most of the soldiers of the Qi family's army, which was a bit excessive.

In the "Records of the Peace of the Two Dynasties", there is a more detailed record of this incident: "When the southern troops of Pyongyang withdrew, they were not rewarded by the king and made noise in Shimen Village. The chief soldier Wang Bao had a small grudge with the southern soldiers, so he confused the military gate with a radical change, and 1,300 guards booby-trapped him. ”

After Qi Jiguang and Zhang Juzheng were no longer there, Wang Bao and others took advantage of the opportunity of the "mutiny" to execute most of the soldiers of the Qi family's army, and the Qi family army withdrew from the stage of history.

I think it was mainly because of the problem of unpaid salaries, so the Qi family army had to mutiny, but in the end it was captured and killed by the general soldiers of Jizhen in one fell swoop.

The Qi family army, brave in battle, the greatest military achievements, which caused dissatisfaction among other armies, especially later Qi Jiguang died, Zhang Juzheng, the big backer, was also gone, so Wang Bao and others took the opportunity to take action, with the help of the "mutiny" to execute most of the Qi army, so that this famous Ming ace army was destroyed.

In the twenty-third year of Wanli, a rebellion broke out suddenly in the Qi army, the main reason for which was because of unpaid wages, and this mutiny caused more than 1,000 soldiers in the Qi family army to be executed.

It is mainly said that it was because of the dissatisfaction caused by the shortage of financial resources and arrears of the imperial court, so the Qi family army had no choice but to launch the Jizhou Rebellion, but in the end it was captured and killed by the general soldiers of Jizhen in one fell swoop. More than 1,000 Qi Jiajun were executed.

It is mainly said that it was because of the problem of arrears of salaries, so the Qi family army had to mutiny, but in the end it was captured and killed by the general soldiers of Jizhen in one fell swoop.

In the end, he was captured and killed by the general soldiers of Jizhen in one fell swoop, and it was disciplined at first, but later because of the lack of pay, it caused unrest and was finally suppressed.

Zhang Juzheng's big backer was also gone, so Wang Bao and others took the opportunity to take action and execute most of the Qi family army with the help of "mutiny".

There is no historical material of the fall of the Qi family army that has been handed down in history, so it has also made later generations have a variety of speculations about how such a brave and disciplined army came to an end.

Among them, there are two kinds of speculation that are most widely circulated, one is that the Ming Dynasty had financial difficulties in the middle and late periods, and the Qi family army launched a military mutiny because of the problem of arrears of salaries and military fraud, and Wang Bao, who was the chief soldier at that time, ordered the execution of most of the soldiers of the Qi family's army. (Zhang Juzheng had passed away at that time), so the famous Qi family army in history collapsed like this, and finally quietly withdrew from the historical stage.

The second speculation is that when the Qi family army went north to resist Jin, the whole army was annihilated and the battle of the Hunhe River was fought. At that time, the Jurchens were very powerful, and none of the Ming troops everywhere they went were defeated, and even the idea of "the Jurchens are not satisfied with ten thousand, and they are invincible". At that time, the Qi family army went to Shenyang to rescue with the white pole soldiers from Sichuan, but after the rapid march to Shenyang, they found that Shenyang had been lost in just one day, and they had no choice but to camp outside the city.

At that time, the general army of Liao was called Chen Ce, and he made a strategy of taking the initiative to attack. So this army of less than 10,000 people launched an active attack on the tens of thousands of Jin soldiers defending the city, and the Jin people did not expect that the Ming Dynasty would have such a strong team, and they could be severely damaged with fewer enemies.

Although the Ming army had some advantages, it was a pity that it was a hurried march and gradually exhausted after a long time of fighting, and at the moment of crisis, Zhu Wanliang brought 30,000 reinforcements to give the Qi family army a glimmer of hope, but these 30,000 reinforcements were killed by 3,000 gold soldiers and fled for dozens of miles. However, the Qi family army was surrounded by reinforcements from the Eight Banners, and in the end, all the generals died on the battlefield and were martyred collectively.

Revealed: The truth of the annihilation of the Qi family's army is like this! It's infuriating.

It's because it's so good that it makes people blush.,It can be said that he died in a political struggle.,Being meddled in by a group of politicians who can't fight and still grab credit.。

Qi Jiguang's Qi family army fought bravely, other armies looked at this military exploit and blushed, after Qi Jiguang's death and lost Zhang Juzheng's big backer, Wang Bao and others took the opportunity to take advantage of the "arrears mutiny" to execute most of the Qi army.

Personally, I think that Qi Jiguang is the same as Yue Fei, working hard to fight against foreign enemies, but the end is not good. Sometimes if you are too good, you will be jealous, and the decline of the Qi family army is an example.

There is a saying that it was because of the problem of unpaid salaries, so the Qi family army had to mutiny, but in the end it was captured and killed by the general soldiers of Jizhen in one fell swoop.

At that time, Qi Jiguang, the leader of the Qi family's army, was ostracized by the emperor. Because Qi Jiguang's prestige among the people was too high at that time, the emperor was a little restless.

There are different theories, I think it was because of the death of Qi Jiguang and other high-level leaders one after another, which led to the Qi family's army being leaderless and eventually going to extinction.

In the end, the Qi family army was due to the internal party struggle in the Ming Dynasty, which led to a mutiny in arrears, and a large number of Qi family army personnel were killed, which finally led to the loss of combat effectiveness of the Qi family army.

When the Qi army fought against the Japanese invaders, they won ten battles and ten victories, both in terms of tactics and **, they were very powerful, but in the late Ming Dynasty, the regional partisan struggle was serious, and the arrears of military salaries were serious, which led to the decline of the Qi army.

Because Qi Jiguang was gone, the imperial court at that time also exempted the Qi family's army from recruiting **, and the equipment was no longer good, so it declined.

Qi Jiajun's well-trained people benefited from their coach, and the strict training of the coaching leader made them successful.

The Qi family's army is strictly disciplined, and Qi Jiguang trains them very hard, practicing Sanjiu in winter and Sanfu in summer.

Qi Jiajun is famous for its strict military discipline, professional training level, the most advanced equipment in East Asia, the record of winning 100 battles and the record of more than 100,000 ranks.

Qi Jiguang also took a lot of effort and thought to train them.

Because of his own talent and high IQ, coupled with strict training, he has made him.

Qi Jiguang trained it with his own set of training methods.

To put it bluntly, it is strictly managed, and the military law will deal with mistakes.

With a strict lawyer, his strict training and clear rewards and punishments, he was able to maintain strict military discipline.

The consolidation and development of dynasties in history is inseparable from wars, so there are countless wars on the stage of history. The Ming Dynasty is one of the many dynasties in our country, and the Ming Dynasty was established by an ordinary person, this person is the very legendary Ming Taizu Zhu Yuanzhang, Zhu Yuanzhang established the Ming Dynasty The process of establishing the Ming Dynasty was also very difficult, and finally under his leadership, the Ming Dynasty gradually developed and expanded, and the Ming Dynasty really became a powerful dynasty.

The Ming Dynasty had many famous generals, just like the national hero Qi Jiguang as we know it. Qi Jiguang was a famous soldier in the Ming Dynasty, and his best thing was to fight against the Japanese invaders. At that time, the southeast coastal areas of the Ming Dynasty were often harassed by the Japanese Invaders, which damaged the interests of the people, Qi Jiguang was ordered to lead the army to exterminate the Japanese Invaders, under his unremitting efforts and heroic command, the Japanese Invaders were basically eliminated, and he was also made a national hero by the people.

Qi Jiguang was a general in the Ming Dynasty, and the army he formed himself was also very strong. Qi Jiguang is a bright and upright person, and he attaches great importance to the development of the army, so the requirements for the officers and men in the army are also very strict. The army he led was called the Qi Family Army, and this team was the strongest in combat at that time.

Due to Qi Jiguang's personal reasons, his team is well-disciplined and brave and good at fighting, so it has very little on the battlefield and its combat effectiveness is very strong.

Qi Jiguang also put a lot of effort into the formation of the team. At that time, the soldiers fought for money, and they did not hesitate to violate the law and discipline in order to covet military merits, so Qi Jiguang hated this kind of person, so there was no such person in the Qi family's army, they were all carefully selected elite soldiers, and Qi Jiguang's training of soldiers was very harsh, and he also studied a strong formation for the army, making the Qi family's army invincible.

Qi Jiajun: I think they must be hard, and they can only get such strong combat effectiveness after many trainings.

At that time, the Qi family army was really very powerful, which was of course thanks to Qi Jiguang, who spent a lot of effort.

Qi's army is strictly disciplined, brave and good at fighting, and it is inseparable from Qi Jiguang's strict training methods -- that is, focusing on the recruitment of soldiers and the establishment of military camps, and on this basis, training and combat are the foundation.

Qi Jiguang divided the martial arts students into four classes, generals, favorites, and junior generals, and the next class was "foolish, deceitful, and greedy, and there was an elder", which was included in the shogunate and appointed according to the situation.

This is all thanks to Qi Jiguang's efforts, Qi Jiguang pays great attention to selecting excellent soldiers, and then plans the drills of the soldiers, so that they can do many trainings.

Qi's army is inseparable from Qi Jiguang's strict training methods, that is, focusing on the recruitment of soldiers and the establishment of military camps, and on this basis, training and combat are the only ones.

It's because they're so well trained. Strict discipline and courage are inseparable from Qi Jiguang's strict training methods -- that is, focusing on the recruitment of soldiers and the establishment of military camps, and on this basis, training and combat are the only ones.

(mighty, brave, intelligent, not afraid of hardships) Qi family army.

Hello, (brave) Qi Jiajun.

They first became friends, trained together, and endured hardships together, and after they grew stronger, Qi Jiguang still had the same morality, and soldiers needed such generals!

That is, he trained with the soldiers, personally guided him, and corrected any problems immediately.

In ancient times, it was not an overnight thing to train a strong army, and Qi Jiguang also trained day after day, and slowly became the majestic Qi family army.

Personally check the gates, and give priority to the recruitment of physically strong soldiers who can endure hardships. Constrained by rules, no rules are not square.

Qi Jiguang was first a small soldier, and he attracted many people for his righteousness. Stand out in battle after battle and become a general.

The Qi army was formed in Yiwu, Zhejiang, with a total strength of 4,000 people, and the main force was farmers and miners in Yiwu. Qi's army was named after Qi Jiguang, and it was a very famous army in the Ming Dynasty.

Qi's army formed an army in Yiwu in the 38th year of Jiajing to the first year of the Apocalypse and Nurha's bloody battle against the Hunhe River, which lasted 62 years. During Qi Jiguang's tenure, he showed extremely high attainments in the study of battle formations, the use of firearms, and the improvement of equipment, and was invincible in large and small battles.

Qi Jiguang has grown from a small soldier to a general, and the reason why his army is strong is because he manages the army reasonably and strictly organizes the military style.

Qi Jiguang trains with the soldiers every time, and the military regulations of the Qi family army are strict, and the requirements for the soldiers are also very high, so the strength of the Qi family army is also very strong.

I think the first thing is to have a good relationship with them, fight together if there are any problems, and then slowly get acquainted with them, and finally become better comrades-in-arms.