Physical death of luxury Chongming

Since then, the luxury Chongming father and son have lived in Shuixi for a long time, attached to the Tusi Anbang Yan (Yi people). In the sixth year of the Apocalypse (1626), She Yin was killed by his men. In August of the second year of Chongzhen (1629), She Chongming made a final effort, claiming to be the King of Girders, and the two men joined forces to attack Yongning, but they were surrounded by the Sichuan-Guizhou army of the Ming Dynasty led by Zhu, and the whole army was wiped out. She Chongming and An Bangyan are dead.

Pingming Shechongming Campaign

Tomorrow, from September of the first year (162 1) to November of the third year (1623), the Ming government forces will put down the action of Fu Xuan in Fu Xuan Department of Yongning, Sichuan, and carry out an armed rebellion in Chongming.

Luxury Chongming, Yi people. In the 14th year of Wanli (1586), he attacked Yongning, a chieftain in Sichuan (located in the southwest of Xuyong, Sichuan, which is equivalent to Xuyong, Junlian, Gu Lin and other counties), and fought against the Ming regime with his son for a long time. In the first year of the apocalypse, he invited 20,000 soldiers and horses to help Liao, and sent his son-in-law Fan Long and his party leaders to Chongqing. On September 17, luxury Chongming rose up, killed more than 20 military and political officials such as Governor Xu Keqiu, launched a rebellion, occupied Chongqing, attacked Hejiang, broke Luzhou, captured Zunyi (now Guizhou Province), and became the "girder" of the founding of the country, with officials such as the Prime Minister and the Five Houses. Subsequently, She Chongming and She Yin led tens of thousands of troops to capture Chengdu and successively captured Fushun, Neijiang, Ziyang, Jianyang (now Jianyang, Sichuan), Xindu and Longquan (now near the southeast of Chengdu, Sichuan). 1October 18, Chengdu was surrounded. At that time, there were only 2000 troops stationed in Chengdu. Zhu, the military envoy, rushed to Xuanwei Department of Shizhu (now Shizhu County, Sichuan Province), Longan House (now Pingwu County, Sichuan Province) and other places to join the aid, and the governor was guarded by the Imperial Army and Xue Puzheng. The Ming court promoted Zhu as the governor of Sichuan and seconded Yang as the company commander of Sichuan to counter the rebellion in Sichuan. Xuanwei of Shizhu made Qin Liangyu (female) send his younger brother Min Ping and his nephew Yi Ming to Nanping Pass (now southwest of Nanchuan, Sichuan) to stop the rebels from returning to Chongqing and divide their forces to defend Zhongzhou (now Zhongxian, Sichuan). Qin Liangyu's 6,000 self-controlled elite troops went up along Jiangxi. Du Fu, Du Fu, and Huang Yun Qing, the general commander of Guizhou Governor, rescued Sichuan. From 10 to 12, there were more than 100 battles, and more than 654.38 million rebels were wiped out, and Zunyi, Suiyang, Meitan, Tongzi and Wujiang (now Guizhou Province) were successively recovered. On the rebel side, She Yin built ladders and dry boats in Chengdu, and attacked the city day and night. After Qin Liangyu and other reinforcements arrived in Chengdu, Deng Lai's deputy envoys Yang Shucheng and Anjin's deputy envoy Liu Fenqian defeated the rebels in Niutou Town and recovered the new capital. In the second year (1622), on the 29th of the first month, Zhu Xie-yuan, with Luo Gan, a rebel general, sent his troops to ambush and surrender, lured Chongming to the gate, and then defeated his army. Luo Gan surrendered as an elephant, and Chengdu was cleared. Loyalists pursued victory and successively recovered more than 40 counties such as Ziyang, Neijiang, Jianzhou and Luzhou. The extravagant Chongming father and son retreated to Yongning. On May 23rd, the army attacked Chongqing, Qin Liangyu led Qin Min to seize Erlang Pass, and the company commander Du broke the Buddhist Pass. Xu Ruke, deputy commander of the East Sichuan garrison, also repelled tens of thousands of reinforcements sent by Sheyin (say 2450 thousand) and wiped out more than 10 thousand people. 28, recover Chongqing, kill Fan Long and Zhang Tong. Since then, the two sides have fought many times in Jianwu (now Daba West and Xingwen South, Sichuan Province), Changning (now Gongxian East, Sichuan Province), Gongxian, Yibin, Zunyi and other places, and each has won or lost. In the spring of three years (1623), Zhu Xie-yuan learned the lesson that "I divide with points, thieves with unity" and failed to completely counter-insurgency, and decided to concentrate his forces and take Yongning directly. Suspected soldiers were stationed in Naxi, pretending to attack, secretly concentrating on Changning and invading Yongning, and the loyalist and Shizhu soldiers won Lien Chan. In April, Ke Yongning. In May, Kelin House (now Gu Lin, Sichuan). Chongming and his son led the rest to retreat to Shuixi Longchang (located in the southeast of xuyong county, Sichuan Province, now Guizhou Province), joined forces with Yan Anbang, Guizhou Province, and divided their forces to commit Yongning and Zunyi, which were repelled by the Sichuan army (see the battle between Yong, Lin and Zun). Li, the commander-in-chief and deputy commander-in-chief of Sichuan Army, and Liu Kexun, the supervisor, respectively commanded and entered the Dragon Field in five ways. They captured the wife An Shi and her brother She of Luxury Chongming alive, as well as many civil military commanders such as college students, managers, prime ministers and governors of the Rebel Army, beheaded more than 65,438 people (more than 10,000 people), and luxury Chongming and his son fled injured. The Ming court ordered the abolition of Fu Xuansi in Yongning and the establishment of Daofu to manage its land.