All Chapters of Game of the Throne: Chapter 731 - Chapter 740

The weather was hot, and the doors and windows of the Rouyi Palace were open for ventilation. At this time, a cool breeze blew in, and Zhu Gaoxu suddenly felt a lot more comfortable; and just now he had been talking about things at sea, and he vaguely felt that this cool breeze was like a sea breeze.At a certain moment, somehow, a fragment of his memory was evoked.(A long time ago, when he was wandering along the coast, he met a middle-aged friend who had retired from the army. Once, the two chatted until late at night at the beach. They talked too much, most of which he had forgotten, because they were not important. But some of the words of that friend suddenly popped into his mind: A woman cares about herself the most, followed by her children, and then men.)Zhu Gaoxu suddenly felt that that sentence seemed to make sense.When Zhu Gaoxu was distracted, Chen's voice sounded a little trance-like, "Chen Zhengyuan is still young, and there is no one

By the end of June, the 34,000 soldiers of the Six Guards had been assembled for the southern expedition. Civil officials Xue Yan, Hou Hai, Pei Youzhen and others had already left Beijing in accordance with the imperial order.Zhang Fu, the Marquis of Xincheng, was formally appointed as the General of the Expedition to the Barbarians in the Fengtian Hall. He was ordered to command the entire military power of the Beijing Camp Southern Expedition Army, the Annan Military Governor's Office, and the garrison troops mobilized from Guangxi and Guangdong, and was given the power to act at will. Chen Xuan was the chief commander of the navy, commanding all fleets participating in the war, but had to obey Zhang Fu's military orders. Liu Sheng, the Marquis of Anyuan, was appointed as the Left Deputy General of the Expedition to the Barbarians, and Yin Desheng, the Marquis of Heyang, was appointed as the Right Deputy General of the Expedition to the Barbarians.When the arm

More than 30,000 soldiers of the Beijing Army, led by generals such as Zhang Fu and others, carrying a large number of firearms, first boarded the warships of the Chaohu Navy and then traveled to Guilin Prefecture. The water journey was nearly 3,000 miles and took more than one and a half months. If there had not been no rivers and waterways, the Ming army would have taken even longer to walk.Pei Youzhen, in the seat of the Guangxi Provincial Administration, took the imperial edict and asked local governments to gather a large number of corvée men and official ships, and sent the belongings of the officers and soldiers of the Beijing camp to Nanning Prefecture by land and water. In Nanning Prefecture, they received tens of thousands of garrison troops recruited from Guangxi and Guangdong, and continued to march towards Annan.It was already mid-September when the army passed through the original border, Zhenyi Pass (You|Yi Pass).According to the seasonal d

On the green plain, there was a bustling crowd, flags were flying, people were shouting and cursing like in a busy market, and arrows were whistling in the air everywhere.In some places, the Annan rebels even organized volleys of bows and arrows, forming dense long-range arrow strikes. However, the Ming army usually had elite soldiers with more armor in the front, and the front row was mainly composed of spear and shield heavy infantry; to prevent the front line of the square from retreating too quickly, thus affecting the stability of the entire army. Therefore, if the rebels wanted to make progress only with bows and arrows, it would only be a waste of physical strength.Amid the noise, the rebel infantrymen holding spears and magic guns came to the front one after another and began to approach the Ming army. (The magic gun is a matchlock gun with a cast barrel, sealed by a wooden horse, and firing arrows.)The rebels in the south let out fierce shouts, b

At that time, a surprise attack from the Ming army first reached the Bac Giang provincial capital. Someone from the Dai Viet army soon opened the south gate and fled. Nguyen Jian was locked up in a corridor in the government office, and it was not clear whose troops were behaving in such an absurd manner.However, the situation in Bac Giang Prefecture became chaotic, and since Nguyen Chien was a Dai Viet official, there was no one to watch over him, so he was able to escape from the government office.Nguyen Chien was born into a family of officials and landlords. His father, Nguyen Feiqing, was a bureaucrat in the Tran Dynasty. Later, when the Hu family usurped the throne, his father continued to serve as an official in the court. The Hu family was originally a powerful official of the Tran Dynasty, so there were many civil and military officials under the command of the Tran Dynasty. It was normal for Nguyen's father to join the Hu family.Unexpectedly, th