1645, the surplus of Dashun Army led by Lee Guo joined forces with Emperor Longwu, and was named "Loyalty Camp". Sealing the country, he soon died and became a * * *. However, Zhongyi camp has been discriminated against in Nanming. Gao didn't want to be attached and surrendered to the Qing court, so he went north to Kuidong to meet other Dashun personnel.

1646, Gao was shot dead by an arrow and led the army to Kuidong. Since then, the rest of the Dashun Army has basically met, which is called the "Thirteen Kuidong School". Its weakness still has no strong core, and Nan Ming deliberately sealed a large number of princes in the title.

After Li Yong was killed by Wu Sangui, the remnants of Dashun Army persisted in resisting the Qing Dynasty until/kloc-0 was wiped out by the Qing army in 664. * * * Li Laiheng killed his wife first, then committed suicide, and the anti-Qing movement in Chinese mainland ended.

After the merger of Dashun, Daxi and Nanming, integrity is far better than the original Daming loyal minister. If all the loyal ministers of Daming had such integrity, Nanming would never have lasted only 20 years.

There is another saying. According to historical records, after Li Zicheng led a million-strong army to capture Beijing, he thought the world was set, indulged in pleasure and relaxed military discipline. At this time, Dourgen led the Qing army into the fortress and the border was in a hurry. Unexpectedly, it never rains but it pours. Plague broke out in the rebel camp and many people died. Since then, Li Zicheng sent troops to Shanhaiguan, and was attacked by Dourgen and Wu Sangui, killing more than 30,000 people. Li Zicheng is here. At this time, Li still has hundreds of thousands of troops in his hands. However, due to the plague, countless people died and morale was lax. On the way to the south, all the birds and animals were scattered. When I arrived at Jiugong Mountain in Hubei Province, there were few followers, and I was finally ambushed by the landlord.

There is also a saying that after Dourgen's army opened the gate of Beijing, Li Zicheng led the army to Jiugongshan area, but Li Zicheng and his hundreds of thousands of troops have completely lost track since they entered Jiugongshan area. No one knows where they went, in other words, what is the end of the king.

Perhaps because this Jiugong Mountain area has its mystery, Li Zicheng and his army hid in this Jiugong Mountain and lived a "paradise" life, or Li Zicheng changed his name. Of course, these are only our guesses about the final outcome of Li Zicheng, and there is no specific historical basis.