When Zheng Chenggong recovered from Taiwan Province, he also received a vicious letter saying that his father was denounced by a domestic slave, saying that there were letters between Zheng Zhilong and Zheng Chenggong, and they were up to no good. The Qing court was furious and put Zheng Zhilong's family to death. When Zheng Chenggong heard the news, he beat his chest and looked at the north and shouted, "If you listened to me, how could you be killed?"

Soon, I was even more angry and sad to learn that traitors had dug Zheng's ancestral grave in his hometown. He gritted his teeth and swore, "What does it have to do with the dead if people are alive and have enemies?"

If one day I lead the troops back and don't chop you inch by inch, I will be a gentleman for nothing. "Zheng Chenggong's wish came true after 14 years. When Zheng Jing captured Zhangzhou, he also dug Huang Wu's grave and whipped his body to avenge his father's death.

1662 In April, Lin Ying, secretary of the Ministry of War of Nanming, got a haircut and became a monk. He fled from Yunnan to Taiwan Province Province to see Zheng Chenggong and cried to Zheng Chenggong: "The emperor (Emperor Li Yong) listened to the traitor Ma Jixiang, rebelled against Li Guotai and took refuge in Myanmar. Now Wu Sangui has attacked Myanmar, and the king of Myanmar has dedicated the emperor to Wu Sangui, which is said to have been killed by Wu Sangui. " Zheng Chenggong also burst into tears.

Zheng Chenggong climbs the mountain every day to see if there are any ships coming in the direction of Penghu, so he suffers from the cold. On the eighth day, he suddenly roared, "How can I see the old emperor underground?" Then he scratched his face with both hands and died. Therefore, the annals of Taiwan Province said that Zheng Chenggong died of a cold.

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Zheng Chenggong s Northern Expedition;

Zheng Chenggong's Northern Expedition, also known as Zheng Chenggong's Northern Expedition to Jinling, refers to the military action that Zheng Chenggong fought against the Qing Dynasty on the southeast coast of China from April in the 14th year of Qing Shunzhi (1657) to June in the 16th year of Qing Shunzhi (1659), uniting the Li Yong regime of Nanming in the southwest of the mainland with Zhang Huangyan in the east.

From May in the 14th year of Shunzhi in Qing Dynasty (1657) to April in the 16th year of Shunzhi (1659), Zheng Chenggong made three northern expeditions, but for various reasons, the northern expedition finally failed. Zhang Huangyan was eventually deceived by the Qing soldiers in Zhoushan and killed on land, while Zheng Chenggong finally recovered Taiwan Province Province from the Dutch and established the Ming and Zheng Dynasties.

Zheng Chenggong persisted in resisting Qing Dynasty for more than ten years and became the main force of Nanming Army. After rest, the military strength increased greatly and reached its peak. From the third year of Shunzhi in Qing Dynasty (1646), Zheng Chenggong took the initiative to attack Haicheng, Quanzhou, Tongan, Xiao Yun, Zhaoan, Chaoyang, Zhangzhou and Chaoyang, and achieved a series of victories. 1650, Shunzhi of Qing Dynasty seized Xiamen and established its land.

In April of the 14th year of Qing Shunzhi (1657), after stabilizing the situation in the southeast, Zheng Chenggong had no worries, so he called all the soldiers to discuss the plan of developing the country. Pan Gengzhong, his official Feng He and those who joined the army all advocated marching into the south of the Yangtze River to show the world.

Zheng Chenggong thought this method was feasible, so he sent people to Guangxi to ask Wang Gui for instructions, hoping that the Li Yong regime would let Sun Kewang and Li Dingguo gather Nanming teachers from Yunnan, Guizhou, Guangdong, Chu and other southwest provinces and leave Dongting Lake to join forces in the south of the Yangtze River to share their potential.

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