Huang Taiji narrowed his eyes and remained silent. After a while, he rode his horse to the modern Shan and suggested: "Big Beile should shoot books in the city and allow our army to send people to collect the remains."

Big Bele Daishan blinked his eyes and said uncertainly: "Will the Ming army in the city allow it? Xiong Manzi is not a good person to talk to."

"How can you know if you don't try?" Huang Taiji said seriously: "Even if it doesn't work, you can tell our army that it is unrighteous to the Ming army, and we are not allowed to collect the bodies of the warriors who died in battle."

Dai Shan thought about it, his eyes lit up, and he said, "Old Ba is thoughtful, I'll do it now."

Although there were examples of allowing opponents to collect corpses on ancient battlefields, the Later Jin army had never done this and had no intention of obeying it.

But Huang Taiji's idea was very comprehensive. If he could take it away, it would be a comfort to the living officers and soldiers of the Later Jin Dynasty. Otherwise, anyone who saw his comrades robes were scattered in the wild but no one cared about them would feel sad and disappointed.

If the Ming army was not allowed on the city, there would be a reason to explain to the Later Jin officers and soldiers. Moreover, this could arouse hatred and resentment among the Later Jin officers and soldiers. Even if they no longer attack the city, it would be beneficial to future battles.

It is impossible to attack this city again!

Huang Taiji turned his horse's head around and looked back at it.

As the sun sets, the afterglow dyes the city red, as if it is covered with a thick layer of blood.

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The cat was not strong enough, and Xiao Ji didn't come to take Zhu Youxiaofei. Even though he was attached to Guangning, he could only wait for the news patiently.

The news that Li Sancai issued an edict to prison has spread, and the officials have not moved for the time being, but are just waiting for the crime to be confirmed before making excuses for him.

So, while Zhu Youxiao ordered the Pacification Department to step up the interrogation, he ordered the husband Wei of the East Factory to continue to attack according to his confession.

At the same time, Zhu Youxiao also asked Mr. Wei to make a fuss and named Li Sancai's charges as "big treacherous like loyalty" and "greed, false and dangerous".

When Li Sancai was elected to the cabinet during the Wanli period, he was impeached by a large number of officials. "Great treacherous like loyalty" and "greed, false and dangerous" are the two main charges.

Zhu Youxiao's use of it again at this time is equivalent to playing the old tune again, but it is secretly insidious.

Those who were trying to defend Li Sancai would probably breathe a sigh of relief when they saw these two charges.

What a big deal, such a big impeachment wave back then, did not even take Li Sancai, and at most it prevented him from entering the cabinet. The same is true now. It should not be too difficult to defend him and save him.

So, first the censor Dong Zhaoshu, Peng Duanwu and others submitted a memorial to defend Li Sancai, and then the officials Hu Xin, Cao Yubian and others saw that the emperor ignored him, and finally even Zhao Nanxing and Gao Panlong also submitted a memorial to save him.

"Very good, very good." Zhu Youxiao looked at the memorial that he defended Li Sancai, and his face showed chills.

The development of the matter was somewhat beyond his expectations, but it was a good aspect. In order to save Li Sancai, the Donglin Party really worked hard, and even the heavyweights were bare-handed.

The current situation is very similar to the great court struggle when Li Sancai was pushed into the cabinet in the 38th year of Wanli. That time, the party struggle was fierce, and the goal was exhausted, and the court officials had not yet subsided for several months.

Lian Donglin boss Gu Xian jumped out of Chengdu and wrote to Ye Xianggao and Sun Piyang, Minister of Personnel, who strongly praised Li Sancai for his integrity and integrity and defense of Li Sancai.

The intensity of the moment is naturally far less than that, because no one impeached Li Sancai, who was already a civilian, and no one argued with the officials who defended him.

But whether it is a verbal battle or arguing endlessly is not important to Zhu Youxiao. He only has one way to deal with these guys who defended Li Sancai, that is, get out of here.

If Zhu Youxiao was not able to judge how to distinguish the real Donglin Party in the past, it was obvious now.

"Very good, very good." Zhu Youxiao repeated these two words, both anger and a sense of relief.

Isn’t it beautiful to jump out early and clear it up in one fell swoop?

Zhu Youxiao picked up his pen, wrote two secret orders in succession, sealed them into the box, and sent them to the East Factory and the Governor's Office.

It's time to close the Internet, so people in the world should see what kind of bastards who claim to be justice and speak of sages are.

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During the reign of Emperor Chengzu of the Ming Dynasty, the Jinyiwei Town Fushi was divided into the south and north ranks.

Among them, the "Nan Zhenfu Department" is responsible for the laws and regulations of the guards and military corrections. The "Nan Zhenfu Department" specializes in the imperially designated cases and has its own prison (decree prison). It can be arrested and tortured by itself without going through judicial institutions.

Liu Qiao, a thousand households of the Jinyiwei, was trusted by Luo Sigong and was extremely abiding by the law. Luo Sigong was in charge of the tutoring department, and he was also responsible for interrogating the prisoners.

The prisoner who had just finished trialing the Li Sancai case put the prisoner in prison. Commander Luo Sigong came to inquire, and the other ones were Xu Kui, the Thousand Housekeeper of the East Factory.

Although the Dongchang was in charge of the Qianhu, it was also sent by the Governor and Governor's Office. It was originally the Qianhu of the Jinyiwei, and he was also familiar with Liu Qiao.

After the ceremony, Luo Sigong sat in the chair and asked, "Liu Qianhu, how was the case tried?"

Liu Qiao bowed and replied: "Li Sancai has not confessed yet, but the housekeeper and accountants in his house have asked for confessions. If there are secret accounts found, the crime of corruption should be undoubtedly the crime."

Luo Sigong nodded and said, "You can get a big punishment! The trial must be concluded within seven days, so the time is tight!"

Liu Qiao guessed that it was the palace urging him tightly, so he bowed to answer.

Seeing Luo Sigong's eyes coming, Xu Kui smiled and took out a few documents and handed them to Liu Qiao, saying, "This is some information from the Dongchang investigation, as well as the reports of several Tongzhou merchants. The person has already brought it. Brother Liu can open an audit and record his confession."

Liu Qiao reached out to take it and said, "Thank you, Brother Xu. If you add these materials, Li Sancai is not able to recruit you, and it is enough to convict."

Luo Sigong knew that he was old and had already cultivated Liu Qiao as his successor. What's more, the emperor once mentioned it and his impression of Liu Qiao seemed to be good.

After seeing Xu Kui off, Luo Sigong studied the case with Liu Qiao again, gave some advice before getting up and said, "I'm going to see Li Sancai, and I have something to ask him. Maybe, you don't need to retrial, he will confess!"

Liu Qiao hurriedly followed, but was stopped by Luo Sigong and asked him to examine the merchants in Tongzhou first without having to accompany him to prison.

I knew that what Luo Sigong wanted to ask was not simple, so it was inconvenient for me to listen. Liu Qiao sent Luo Sigong away, and after he came back, he summoned people, brought them to the criminal, and began to interrogate.

Li Sancai governor transported the canal for ten years, but it was a fat beauty.

At that time, canal transport was the major artery between the north and the south, and almost all grain and commercial goods were transported through the canal. As for sea transport, it was very rare.
Chapter completed!