The contradiction between Wu Sangui and Qing Dynasty intensified.
In order to guard Yunnan from generation to generation, Wu Sangui recorded in the Qing Draft that "when the provinces are short of officials, they will also accept the system except the grant", and Wu Sangui paid a large sum of money to buy Beijing officials and provincial generals to make them work for him. Economically, land was annexed wantonly, "Xunzhuang started to supplement" and "Changyanjing benefited from gold and copper mines". Militarily, Wu Sangui recruited Li Zicheng and the rest of Zhang, organized them to the 5th Brave Battalion, and stepped up training.
According to court records, in the second year of Kangxi (1663), the Qing Dynasty seized the seal of General Pingxi of Wu Sangui on the grounds that the military operations in Yunnan and Guizhou had stopped, and "cut off the right of employing people to make up titles, except for the Ministry". In the sixth year of Kangxi, the Qing Dynasty deprived Wu Sangui of judicial privileges. The Biography of Wu Sangui, a Draft of the History of Qing Dynasty, records that "the contradiction between Wu Sangui and the Qing government is more acute because of the difficulties of Miao people".
Wu Sangui rebellion
In the twelfth year of Kangxi, Shangkexi, the king of Pingnan who was guarding Guangdong, and Geng Zhongjing, the king of Jingnan who was guarding Fujian, asked Emperor Kangxi to withdraw from the vassal in tandem, and Kangxi complied. Wu Sangui wanted to test Emperor Kangxi, asking him to quit the Francisco. Emperor Kangxi made a decisive decision and decided to quit Wu Sangui.
In the twelfth year of Kangxi, at the end of November, Wu Sangui killed Governor Zhu Guozhi. According to the Biography of Wu Sangui in the Qing Dynasty, Wu Sangui advocated that "the kings of Zhou Dynasty should recruit marshals to make their subordinates" store hair and change clothes ". After the rebellion, Wu Sangui recorded that Wu Sangui issued an obituary: "Steal my artifact first, and change my crown". Thus began the rebellion in Wu Sangui.
At the beginning of Wu Sangui's uprising, Wu Sangui successively captured the three San Francisco of Guizhou, Hunan, Fujian, Guangdong, Pingnan, Zheng Jiaolin and Wu Zhimao of Sichuan, Rosen and Wang of Shaanxi, etc. , successively uprising. At that time, the situation was very favorable for Wu Sangui. Although Emperor Kangxi was young, he had outstanding political talents.
Kangxi withdrew from Pingnan and Jingnan successively, isolated Wu Sangui politically, and executed Wu Sangui's son Wu Xiong Ying in the capital. Militarily, Kangxi appointed King Lerjin of Shuncheng County as the general of Ningnan Jingkou to conquer Wu Sangui. He also sent capable generals, namely Shuo Dai, he ye and Maha, to Jingzhou, Yanzhou, Taiyuan and Sichuan.
In the fifteenth year of Kangxi, the two sides began to turn the tide.
In the fifteenth year of Kangxi, the military situation between the two sides took an important turning point. The Qing government fought back with the support of the national army and financial resources. On the Hu-Guang front, musicians went out to Hunan, even to Pingxiang and Liuyang. In June, Taizikang entered Fujian from Zhejiang, a major town in Lianke. In October, Geng was forced to surrender.
In the seventeenth year of Kangxi, Wu Sangui took Hengzhou as "Tianfu" and changed it to "Zhaowu" in the week of the founding of the People's Republic of China. Because the emergency documents at the front came like snowflakes, Wu Sangui was disheartened, proclaimed himself emperor soon, and was ill in bed. In August, he died in Hengzhou. After Wu Sangui's death, Guo Zhuangtu and others made Wu Shifan the throne in Guiyang. In the 20th year of Kangxi, in October, Kunming ran out of food, Wu Shifan committed suicide, and the eight-year large-scale civil war in Wu Sangui was completely put down.
Cai Yurong, governor of Yunnan and Guizhou, took Wu Sangui's granddaughter as his concubine, and the whole family suffered.
Cai Yurong is one of the few generals who always participated in the counter-insurgency struggle. Because of his outstanding achievements, Cai Yurong has made outstanding contributions to eradicating disasters in Yunnan and safeguarding the reunification of the motherland. After Wu Sangui Rebellion, Cai Yurong was named Governor Yungui by Emperor Kangxi, and was awarded the title of Minister of War.
In the twenty-fifth year of Kangxi, the Qing Draft recorded that Tong Guowei, the minister in charge of the guards, played Emperor Kangxi: "The bodyguard Nadi sent Yunnan from Chen Qian, and Cai Yurong gave his son Chae Rim 920 silver." According to the Ministry of Interior, Wen Dingguo, a well-known leader, has been dismissed from his post as party flag. Cai Yurong entered Yunnan with Wu Sangui's granddaughter as his concubine, and was partial to the Party. Under the punishments, Zhong Shi offered to behead, lost his name, saved his life, and defended Heilongjiang with Chae Rim. Forgive and repay.
Cai Yurong secretly took the daughter of the guilty minister and was sued by Tong Guowei to Emperor Kangxi. Emperor Kangxi was shocked and thought that Cai Yurong harbored a guilty daughter and should be beheaded. Emperor Kangxi read that Cai Yurong had made meritorious service in resisting Wu Sangui, but was sent into exile. Cai Yurong and his son were sent to Heilongjiang because of their lust for beauty, which made the whole family miserable. You really shouldn't.