But there is clearly still time to deal with it.
Conspiracy requires extremely complex planning and cannot be based on a whim.
If King Gui wants to rebel, he needs to prepare enough food for the army for at least half a year.
It is not easy to do this with the financial resources of Guangdong and Guangxi.
As for Zhu Youlang's relationship with a group of warlords, there is more to say.
Especially Ding Kuichu and Zheng Zhilong.
Neither of them is a fuel-efficient lamp.
It is only profitable for them to support Zhu Youlang, but what if the benefits are gone?
What if a disaster is coming?
Zhu Cixiang believes that the rebel gang is by no means monolithic, and there are still many things that can be exploited.
"Han Banban, let me ask you, are these sources of information reliable?"
Han Zanzhou quickly replied: "I dare not lie about such an important matter.
In fact, the officers of the Military Intelligence Department personally inquired about it."
"Okay."
Zhu Cixiang nodded slightly and said, "I have something for you to do."
"Your Majesty, just ask."
Han Zanzhou was overjoyed.
"I want you to send people to Guangdong and Guangxi to spread the news that King Gui is about to rebel."
Han Zanzhou was stunned when he heard this, and was obviously confused.
"You must be wondering why I want to alert the snake.
I might as well explain it to you.
This matter of King Gui is very complicated and difficult.
The sooner it is resolved, the more beneficial it is, and the later it is resolved, the more troublesome it is.
I am not trying to alert the snake, but to lure the snake out of its hole."
Zhu Cixiang said without hesitation: "King Gui wants to rebel, so he must be fully prepared before taking action, because he only has one chance.
Of course I can't let him get what he wants.
So I have to force him to raise the flag of rebellion as soon as possible."
Zhu Cixiang also conducted in-depth analysis on this matter.
At present, the Ming army had just won a great victory in Sichuan, and Zhu Cihong's personal prestige had also reached its peak.
At this time, the official army had the advantage in fighting the rebels gathered by Zhu Youlang.
If it were delayed until the Manchus took any action, the imperial court would be in the awkward position of being attacked from both sides.
Before fighting against the outside world, one must first settle the inside.
If Zhu Youlang's problem is not solved, Zhu Cixiang will not be able to sleep well all day.
Therefore, he decided to use his tactics to spread the news that Zhu Youlang was about to rebel in Guangdong and Guangxi.
In this way, even if Zhu Youlang was not properly prepared, he would still have to do the opposite.
Instead, he waited for death.
When the imperial army arrived, he had no choice but to be captured.
Zhu Cixiang is certainly confident in fighting this battle.
Zheng Zhilong is now unable to protect himself, and it is unclear whether he can send all his troops to support Zhu Youlang.
It doesn't matter if he does.
The court is no longer the same court it was two years ago.
Wen Anzhi has hundreds of thousands of soldiers under his command, and Qin Gongming, Gao Jie, and Huang Degong are also powerful generals in the main town.
As for Zhu Cizhong himself, he also held a hundred thousand divine troops in his hands.
Even if these rebels are tied together, they are no match for the imperial court.
Zhu Cixiang was happy to see Zheng Zhilong send troops.
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In this way, the imperial court can catch them all in one fell swoop and save the effort of dealing with Zheng Zhilong.
If Zheng Zhilong were allowed to escape to the sea, he would really be letting the tiger return home.
After thinking about it, Zhu Cixi found that a quick fight was the best option.
If the troubles in Guangdong, Guangxi and Fujian can be solved in one fell swoop, the imperial court will be free to fully deal with the problem of the Manchus.
Han Zanzhou responded repeatedly: "I obey your orders.
I obey your orders and I will do whatever the emperor orders me to do.
I will give my orders now and order people to go to Guangdong and Guangxi to spread the news."
Zhu Cixi nodded with satisfaction: "That's very good."
Jiujiang, Jiangxi.
Yuan Jixian sat in the Governor's Mansion with a sad face.
The drought was so severe that he was at a loss for the moment.
The memorial to the imperial court was handed over, but I didn’t know how His Majesty would review it.
Seeing more and more victims gathering in the city, Yuan Jixian's mood became heavier and heavier.
Although Jiangxi is a relatively safe rear area and is unlikely to have a direct war, it still pursues the policy of storing grain.
Just to prepare for emergencies.
If a war does break out in the future, it will be easier to respond in time, rather than having to improvise.
Of course, Yuan Jixian is not that kind of hard-hearted person.
He has ordered people to prepare food, and as soon as the imperial edict arrives, the warehouse will be opened to release food.
These are all His Majesty’s children.
I believe Your Majesty will not sit idly by and ignore them.
Just when Yuan Jixian was sighing, there was a sudden report from his own soldiers.
"My Lord Governor, the imperial envoy has arrived and ordered you to go and receive the order."
Yuan Jixian was shocked and loudly ordered: "Hurry up and order someone to arrange the incense case to receive the order."
After saying that, he rolled his sleeves and walked towards the nave.
The person who came to deliver the message was a little famous eunuch.
In fact, this was the first time he left Nanjing to deliver an edict.
So he was extremely nervous inside.
However, he always reminded himself that he represented the emperor and must not be in a hurry.
At this moment, the incense table was ready, and Yuan Jixian put on a bright red round-neck official uniform and rushed over.
When the young eunuch saw the real master coming, he straightened up and said solemnly: "Yuan Jixian, the governor of Jiangxi, accepted the order."
Yuan Jixian immediately knelt down on the ground, kowtowed in the direction of Nanjing and said, "Your Majesty, Yuan Jixian, accepts the order."
The little eunuch cleared his throat and said: "The emperor is entrusted with the mission of heaven, and the edict says: I heard that Jiangxi was hit by a severe drought, and there were countless victims.
The victims were all my children, and I couldn't bear to see the tragic situation of starvation and death all over the land.
I ordered Yuan Jixian, the governor of Jiangxi, to open a warehouse to provide relief.
Wrong.
Appreciate this.”
After saying that, the young eunuch rushed to Yuan Jixian and said, "Master Yuan, please quickly accept the order."
Yuan Jixian finally breathed a sigh of relief after hearing the imperial edict.
Your Majesty is wise.
With His Majesty's decree, Yuan Jixian no longer had any worries.
"Your Majesty Yuan Jixian accepts the order."
He respectfully took the imperial edict from the imperial envoy, then handed it over to his subordinates and ordered it to be hung.
The young eunuch changed his tone after reading out the imperial edict and said with a smile: "When we were in Nanjing, we heard people say that Mr.
Yuan has an outstanding official reputation.
It turned out to be true when we saw him today."
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In fact, he had just arrived in Jiangxi not long ago, and he hadn't even sat on his buttocks yet, so there was no way he could make any detailed judgment.
It's nothing more than a few words for the occasion, and the goal is naturally money.
Naturally, the great eunuch in the palace would not care about these small sums of money.
But a small yellow sect like this doesn't have many channels to make money, so it's natural to make a fortune when you encounter an opportunity like passing a decree.
As long as the officials are not too ignorant of the rules, they will give some money.
After all, the eunuch who conveyed the order had to go back to reply to the order.
It would be a great loss if the eunuch who conveyed the order said something bad in front of the emperor because he did not send money.
When Yuan Jixian saw that the other party was boasting that he knew the drunkard was not interested in drinking, he winked at his entourage.
Then he said to Xiaohuangmen: "The imperial envoy will stay here when he comes from afar.
I will hold a reception banquet for the imperial envoy in the evening
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