Why did Wu Sangui stay south of the Yangtze River for three months and miss out on a great opportuni

When a dynasty is at its strongest, rebellion is death.

Did he ever have a chance?

<> "Wu Sangui's rebellion has occupied half of the country, why did it still fail?"

At the beginning of the establishment of the Qing Dynasty, the foundation was not stable, and the Ming Dynasty still needed to be pacified and guarded in the south, and the Manchu Eight Banners Army had limited troops.

After the Manchu Qing Dynasty entered the customs, after more than 20 years of anti-Japanese war, the power of the righteous army was finally purged, and the Southern Ming regime also completely collapsed, and the military layout of the Qing Dynasty also urgently needed to be adjusted, the main camp of the Manchu Eight Banner Army was in the north, in order to defend the Beijing division and guard the important pass city, and the vassal king's forces were mainly distributed in the south, Wu Sangui garrisoned Yunnan, Shang Kexi garrisoned Guangdong, Geng Jingzhong garrisoned Fujian, so that the power of the three feudatories was the most powerful, and the forces belonging to Wu Sangui were the most difficult to control.

Wu Sangui's attitude towards the Qing Dynasty from beginning to end was extremely domineering, and the soldiers he led were all dead soldiers, and his military strength was extremely strong, with more than 100,000 soldiers, so the Qing Dynasty was extremely jealous of its power.

In the twelfth year of Kangxi, the Qing Dynasty accumulated power and issued an edict to cut the feudal domain. Wu Sangui ostensibly accepted that the Dark Emperor was planning an anti-Qing plan, and a time-consuming and labor-intensive tug-of-war was born.

In the seventeenth year of Kangxi, the rest of the vassal kings surrendered one after another, leaving only Wu Sangui to occupy a corner of Yunnan, the overall situation has been decided, Wu Sangui has been unable to return to the sky, Wu Sangui at this time is also nearly sixty-seven years old, in the face of the increasingly strong Qing **, envy accumulated depression into illness, under the persuasion of his subordinates, the founding of the country called the emperor, has made a wish, in the autumn of the same year, died of illness.

The Sanban Rebellion was quelled within two years of Wu Sangui's death, and the Qing Dynasty was finally unified under the rule of Kangxi. It took eight years to quell the rebellion of the three feudatories, in other words, Kangxi fought Wu Sangui for eight years, which shows the deep-rooted power of Wu Sangui.

Because there was a serious food crisis within Wu Sangui, he had to stop collecting grain and grass.

Because of Chen Yuanyuan's existence, Wu Sangui did not love the country and loved the beauty, and missed a great opportunity in the south of the Yangtze River for three months.

Wu Sangui was a non-Hu Fang Chang famous general in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties, if he did not surrender to the Qing Dynasty at that time, maybe the Manchu Qing would not be able to enter the customs, so the Manchu Qing Dynasty entered the customs only to Wu Sangui was also very good, and named him the king of Pingxi. Wu Sangui didn't want to rebel, but Kangxi has been trying to cut the feudal domain after succeeding to the throne, Wu Sangui was forced to rebel, he led the troops to occupy many areas in the south, but the pants lacked fiber in the Yangtze River for three months, lost the opportunity to attack the Qing Dynasty, so why did Wu Sangui stay for three months instead of attacking the Qing Dynasty immediately? Personally, I think that Wu Sangui wants to divide the river and rule, his ambition is not so big, he wants to occupy the whole country.

In addition, Wu Sangui's son is in Beijing, and he does not dare to attack.

1. Wu Sangui wanted to divide the river and rule, so he did not continue the attack.

Wu Sangui occupied many areas in the south, and he wanted to drink Kangxi to rule the river, so he found many people to persuade Kangxi, hoping that the two sides could reach an agreement. But Kangxi resolutely disagreed, but Wu Sangui did not give up the opportunity for peace talks, during this period talked back and forth several times, which delayed time, until finally Wu Sangui saw Kangxi's resolute attitude and gave up the idea, but Wu Sangui stayed south of the Yangtze River for three months, Kangxi had already completed the battle to become a transfer of troops and supply logistics equipment, so Wu Sangui was defeated by Kangxi. Wu Sangui's ideas limited his development and caused him to miss out on opportunities.

Second, Wu Sangui's eldest son was still in Beijing, and he was afraid that Kangxi would kill his son, so he eased up.

Wu Sangui's eldest son, who married Kangxi's sister, had been living with the princess in Beijing, and he was imprisoned after Wu Sangui's rebellion. Wu Sangui did not want Wu Yingxiong to be killed, so he did not continue the attack, but hoped to negotiate peace with Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty, hoping that the two sides could row the river and rule and release his son back. <>

Third, the several vassal kings who rebelled together with Wu Sangui all had their own ghosts, and he did not dare to attack rashly, so that others took advantage of it.

At that time, several vassal kings who rebelled with Wu Sangui had their own ideas, and they hoped that Wu Sangui could fight to the death with the Qing Dynasty, and they were so angry. In this case, Wu Sangui was afraid that a rash attack would be met with strong resistance from the Qing Dynasty, and his own strength would be lost, so that other vassal kings would reap the benefits. Therefore, Wu Sangui stopped on the south bank of the Yangtze River and missed the opportunity.

Why did Wu San Hail and Duan Gui stay south of the Yangtze River for three months and miss out on the reputation of the great good and good Bi Wanton Opportunity?

Wu Sangui wanted to divide the river and rule, so he did not continue to attack, Wu Pao Sui Sangui's eldest son still stayed in Beijing, he was afraid that Kangxi would kill his son, so he eased up, Wu Sangui rebelled together and teased several feudal kings of this Zen with their own ghosts, he did not dare to attack rashly, so that others picked up the cheap.

The reason why Wu Sangui stayed in Jiangnan for three months, in addition to being afraid of the Eight Banners Army in Jiangbei, was that the various forces in the south could not share the same hatred and hatred at that time, but each took care of its own arguments.

Because fighting a war will consume a lot of money and food, when Wu Sangui hit the Yangtze River, he needed to recuperate, so he stayed.

Because Chen Yuanyuan was south of the Yangtze River at that time, Wu Sangui was immersed in the arms of beauties at that time, and he had no ambition to compete for the world.

The political situation is unstable. His base was in Yunnan and Guizhou, and under the pressure of the Qing army, the rear had begun to waver.