Zheng Chenggong s life, Zheng Chenggong s life deeds

Since the third year of Shunzhi in the Qing Dynasty and the second year of Longwu, Zheng Chenggong began to lead the army, and was ordered to enter and exit Fujian and Jiangxi many times to fight with the Qing army, and was quite valued by Emperor Longwu. However, Zheng Zhilong, who really held the military and political power, had no intention of resisting the Qing Dynasty with all his might, and even ordered the Xianxia guard to withdraw the army to Fuzhou (the seat of the Longwu regime) when the Qing army went south to Fujian. As a result of this move, the Qing army encountered little resistance when it invaded northern Fujian.

In April, he led more than 20,000 soldiers across the strait, and after several months of heroic fighting, defeated the Dutch colonists who had occupied Taiwan for 38 years, gave freedom to the Taiwanese people, and opened Zheng's rule in Taiwan.

In the year (the fifth year of Shunzhi in the Qing Dynasty and the second year of Yongli), Lu Ruoteng, the governor of Zhejiang in the Southern Ming Dynasty, and others returned, and Zheng Chenggong attacked again after accumulating strength to conquer Tong'an County. In May, Zheng's army besieged Quanzhou; In July, Chen Tai, the general of Jingnan of the Qing Dynasty, Chen Jin, the governor of Zhejiang and Fujian, and Zhao Guozuo, the governor of Fujian, turned to attack Tong'an, and the Zheng army was defeated, and the defenders, soldiers and civilians were killed and wounded countless times.

Soon, Qing reinforcements arrived in Quanzhou, and Zheng Chenggong relieved the siege of Quanzhou and retreated to the sea. In the same year, Jin Shenghuan and Wang Deren, the commanders of Jiangxi in the Qing Dynasty, raised troops against the Qing Dynasty in Jiangxi, and Li Chengdong, the governor of Guangdong in the Qing Dynasty, also threw himself into the Yongli regime, which made the momentum of opposing the Qing Dynasty and restoring the Ming Dynasty soar for a while; It is a pity that most of the anti-Qing forces on all sides have been reduced to local protests in the absence of tacit understanding with each other and their own policies.

Soon after, the Qing court suppressed the forces of Jin Shenghuan and Wang Deren in Jiangxi; Li Chengdong's army in Guangdong also perished the following year (1649).

In October of the year (the sixth year of Shunzhi in the Qing Dynasty and the third year of Yongli), Zheng Chenggong decided to wave his troops south, in addition to fighting the Qing army in southern Fujian, he also planned to subdue the walled cities along the road as a source of food.

After more than a month, he captured Zhangpu, Yunxiao and other places from the Qing army, and also pacified Dahao, Xiamei and other villages; In November, Zheng's army attacked Zhao'an Buke, but decided to move to eastern Guangdong and go to Chaozhou through the Fenshui Pass to conquer the sporadic forces that did not cooperate; In May of the following year, Chaoyang and many surrounding cottages were subdued for the first time.

Although Hao Shangjiu, the Chaozhou defender, had followed Li Chengdong against the Qing Dynasty in 1648 (the fifth year of Shunzhi in the Qing Dynasty and the second year of Yongli), he had attacked Shi Lang, Zheng Hongkui and other departments, and also refused Zheng Chenggong's request for a "coalition army", and sent troops to make it difficult for Zheng Chenggong when he attacked Xinxu Village, and Zheng Chenggong had always had a dislike.

In the fifth lunar month of the year (the tenth year of Shunzhi in the Qing Dynasty and the seventh year of Yongli), after the Qing army was defeated twice, Emperor Shunzhi conferred Zheng Chenggong as the "Duke of Haicheng", but Zheng Chenggong did not accept it. In August, the two sides negotiated peace with the Quanzhou Prefecture Anping Bao'en Temple, and the Zheng army was able to suspend the army to raise food and salary, and rectify it for a while. In November, Emperor Shunzhi was enthroned again and promised to give a place to settle soldiers in Quanzhou Prefecture, but Zheng Chenggong still did not accept it.

Zheng Chenggong (1624-1662), Han nationality, military strategist in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties, national hero. His real name is Sen, also known as Fusong, the word is Mingyan, the number is Damu, and he is a native of Shijing Town, Nan'an City, Fujian Province. His father Zheng Zhilong, and his mother's name is Tagawa.

Hongguang was born in prison, and Emperor Longwu gave the surname Zhu and was loyal to his uncle, which is the origin of his common name "national surname". When the Qing soldiers entered Fujian, his father Zheng Zhilong surrendered, he cried and did not listen, and raised troops to resist the Qing. Later, he joined forces with Zhang Huangyan to join forces with the Northern Expedition, which shook the southeast.

Zheng Chenggong throughout his life, resisted the Qing Dynasty and drove the Dutch lotus, and went down in history for his achievements in driving out the Dutch colonialists and recovering Taiwan, the territory of the motherland. There is "Yanping Wang Ji" in the world.

。Well, I don't have anything in the steel mill yet.