How were the Taiping generals who escaped the pursuit of the Qing army killed by their comrades?

Because these comrades-in-arms have been bought by the Qing Dynasty, and in order to protect their own safety, they will betray their teammates.

Because their leadership class had internal contradictions, they began to fight among themselves, which led to the consumption of their own strength and finally their destruction.

Because at that time, the Taiping army escaped the pursuit of the Qing army, but was killed by their comrades. It's very cruel. Because his comrades defected.

At that time, as one of the eight kings, Shi Kaida led the army to be defeated, and once discussed with the ** of the Qing DynastyHe was willing to suffer a thousand cuts of criminal law, just to let go of these soldiers who fought with him, the Qing Dynasty's ** ostensibly agreed, and when Shi Kaida died, these cunning ** killed all the officers and soldiers who surrendered.

Judging from the attitude of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom towards prisoners, the Qing Dynasty's treatment method was indeed a little more vicious, but it was also understandableThe Qing Dynasty used their tragic death to warn the people that whoever dared to rebel would end up like this, and the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom was mainly to win the hearts of the people, and if the means were too ruthless, it would not be conducive to his development

In the face of the surrendered Qing army, the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom had one principle, that is, all the children of the Eight Banners were killed, and the soldiers of the Green Battalion were treated preferentially, and most of them stayed in their original posts and were incorporated into the Taiping Army, and there was no distinction between each other in terms of grain and grass, so it can be said that they were treated as a family.

A tooth for a tooth, an eye for an eye, the Taiping army was also doing the same to the Qing army at that time, so their hatred continued to grow.

There is a dialectical relationship in this, the Qing army cut down the Taiping army, in order to correct the public and play a deterrent role. The Taiping army's slaughter of the Qing army was counterproductive, and the Qing army would be even more stubborn and labeled as brutal.

The Taiping army was relatively good for prisoners, of course, if it was a Manchu minions, they would definitely be killed, but the average Han people would be treated leniently, and even stay in their original positions.

When the Qing army caught the Taiping army, they were all executed, and the Taiping army actually hoped that the Qing prisoners could join them and serve them, so that their power could be strengthened.

When the Taiping army caught the prisoners of the Qing army, generally speaking, they were persuaded to surrender if they could persuade them to surrender, and if they could not be persuaded to surrender, they would be killed.

The principle of the Taiping army in dealing with the captives of the Qing army was to kill all the nobles and minions of the Manchu Qing Dynasty, and to give preferential treatment to the Han people in the captives and integrate them into the Taiping army.