Speaking of Qi Jiguang, many people have heard of his heroic deeds against the Japanese. He was originally from Penglai, Shandong Province, and some people said that he was from Anhui and was born in Jining. During the Ming Dynasty, the Japanese army kept attacking, and he successfully led the soldiers to fight the war many times. He was a very great strategist at that time. Qi Jiguang's profile introduces the information of this character in detail, so how did Qi Jiguang introduce this character?
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In Qi Jiguang's profile, it is introduced that he was born in 1582, and jing yuan is his word. He was called Nantang in his youth and changed to Zhu Meng in his later years. He died at 1588. At the same time, he also created many important weapons, reformed and invented many weapons for fire attack. In addition, Qi Jiguang also created some different warships and chariots, which made the equipment of the Ming army far exceed that of other countries. The Great Wall created by Qi Jiguang also made some hollow forts, which not only facilitated the attack, but also made a good defense when it was at a disadvantage. It can be said that he is also an outstanding weapon expert and engineer.
In addition, Qi Jiguang's brief introduction also introduced some of his achievements. At that time, there were always many cunning enemies in the southeast coastal areas. In the battle with the enemy for more than ten years, he successfully won many wars and well protected the people and their property in the coastal areas. Since then, he once defended the peace in the northern region, leaving behind important works such as Ji Xiaoxin's Letter and Training.
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Qi Jiguang is a great hero of the Anti-Japanese War, so how did Qi Jiguang resist Japan?
Revealing Qi Jiguang's Anti-Japanese Measures.
Let me first talk about the meaning of "Japanese". Japanese is the name of Japanese in ancient China. Before the Ming Dynasty, the Japanese roamed the southeast coast of China. They were divided into different teams to burn, kill and plunder people along the coast. They are good at water warfare, everyone is fierce and ferocious, and ordinary people are no match for them at all. Sometimes a village or several villages are ransacked by them, and their methods are vicious.
Qi Jiguang fought against the Japanese for the first time in Shandong. After he arrived in Shandong, he trained soldiers and strengthened coastal defense, so that the Japanese pirates in Shandong were effectively controlled.
Later, Qi Jiguang was transferred to Zhejiang, where the enemy situation was the most serious. Zhejiang's economy is very developed, which has become the reason why the enemy is desperate to invade Zhejiang. The locals hate the mention of the enemy. He led local soldiers to fight against Japanese pirates and won many victories, especially in the battles of cengang and Longshan.
The longer Qi Jiguang fought against the enemy, the more he found that the enemy was divided into small shares, seemingly idle, but in fact it was a huge organized team. In order to destroy them, it is necessary to build a special army. He asked his superiors for training many times and was finally approved. He gathered 4000 people in Yiwu for special training. These 4,000 people are called Qi Jiajun. In view of the habit of Japanese pirates, he founded the Yuanyang array. In A.D. 156 1 year, the Japanese army attacked Taizhou, Zhejiang Province, with as many as 20,000 people and hundreds of ships. Qi Jiguang personally went into battle, created the myth of thirteen wars and thirteen victories, and basically eliminated the enemy of Zhejiang.
After that, Qi Jiguang was transferred to Fujian to fight against the Japanese pirates. Through the battles of Yuheng, Pinghaiwei, Xianyou and Nan 'ao Island, the Japanese pirates in Fujian were basically eliminated.
The story of Qi Jiguang.
There are many stories about Qi Jiguang. The following is a brief introduction. Qi Jiguang is a descendant of a famous soldier. His name is the high hope that his father placed on him, hoping to inherit the legacy of his ancestors, protect Daming Mountain and carry forward the family. Influenced by his family, he studied martial arts and art of war since childhood, and his father personally taught him to read and write. His combination of civil and military laid a solid foundation for his later achievements.
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At the age of seventeen, Qi Jiguang inherited his father's footsteps and became our ambassador in Dengzhou (in today's Shandong). At the age of 22, he was admitted to martial arts and wanted to go to Beijing. When he arrived in the capital, he happened to be attacked by Mongolian soldiers. He was temporarily assigned to guard the nine gates of the capital, and he also wrote to the emperor about the strategy of guarding the city. His military talents are beginning to show signs. At the age of 26, he was appointed commander-in-chief and his management scope was expanded. His main duty is to fight the enemy in Shandong. From then on, Qi Jiguang fought the enemy for ten years, from Shandong to Zhejiang and then to Fujian, and his footprints were almost all over the coast of China. In the process of fighting the Japanese pirates, he trained a special force to fight the Japanese pirates, known as Qi Jiajun in history, and also founded the Yuanyang Array to fight the Japanese pirates. In more than ten years, he almost wiped out the coastal pirates and was called an anti-Japanese hero.
Qi Jiguang's story is not over yet. He was sent to the north of the Ming Dynasty. After he arrived in Jizhou, he first made fortifications and thickened the city walls, and then actively trained the army, strengthened military discipline and created traffic jams to safeguard the security and stability of the northern part of the Ming Dynasty.
From fighting the Japanese pirates to guarding Jizhou, Qi Jiguang did an excellent job. In A.D. 1583, he was transferred to Kanto due to party disputes. He was dismissed from office two years later and died in 1588.
Qi Jiguang array method
Qi Jiguang is a hero known to many people and a hero of the Chinese nation. Qi Jiguang, as a great soldier, was very talented in military affairs. Qi Jiguang, who read Sun Tzu's Art of War since childhood, has many advantages in arranging troops. During the formation of Qi Jiajun, he also showed his military talents. Reasonable arrangement of troops can give full play to the greatest strength of the army. Qi Jiguang met the enemy many times in the process of fighting the enemy. Qi Jiguang's array is unique, and foreign invaders have seen the mystery of our array.
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Qi Jiguang's array evolved from the ancient array. Qi Jiguang summed up the enemy's martial arts routines, array methods and other factors, improved the original ancient books, and developed a more practical array method. The word "Long Snake Array" and "yan zhen" recorded in many ancient books, improved by Qi Jiguang, fully demonstrated the power of the array. In the process of fighting against foreign enemies, Qi Jiguang made foreigners see the strength of China's array, and repeatedly used the changes of array to deal a heavy blow to the enemy under unfavorable circumstances.
Qi Jiguang developed many ingenious arrays in the battle with the Japanese invaders in 14. Yuanyang array is undoubtedly the essence of Qi Jiguang array, which is simple and practical. Everyone knows that more warriors in Qi Jiguang's army come from the people. For farmers who have no military literacy, it is difficult to achieve advanced array in the battle. The design and structure of Yuanyang array are unique, and it has changed dozens of times during this period. The array consists of 1 1 people, with the shield in front and the spear in the back. In addition, there are long guns and machetes on both sides, and all kinds of weapons can play an advantage in different terrains. In the ever-changing lineup, "two-talent array" and "three-talent array" are the main ones.