Thirty thousand elite soldiers should not be underestimated. No wonder Xiong Manzi became so bold and dared to come out of the city.
Huang Taiji knew that this newspaper was forwarded by Li Yongfang, and his father Khan must have seen it. Like him, he must have felt the pressure.
If the Ming army advanced to Guangning, the four banners under the command of the Khan would probably not be able to defend Liaoning, and would have to transfer the banners back to help in the battle.
Huang Taiji made an analysis and judgment, and continued to flip through the newspaper, looking for articles and reports from which he could obtain useful information.
His eyes stopped on a report, which seemed insignificant, but Huang Taiji noticed the useful information contained in it.
Nara Zhongming, the newly appointed commander of Jianzhou Guard by the Ming court, has arrived at Pi Island to take up his post. His ancestor is Jin Taiji of the Yehe tribe. He vowed to destroy the Jiannu, be loyal to the Ming and avenge his ancestor.
Yehenara clan, descendants of Jin Taiji? !
Huang Taiji's eyes widened, he blinked slowly, and couldn't help but gasp.
Huang Taiji was all too familiar with the feud between the Yehe tribe and the Jianzhou Jurchens. During the siege of Yehe City, despite his young age, he still went to the city to persuade his uncle to surrender.
Although the Yehe tribe was destroyed, only important figures such as Jin Taiji and Buyangshi were killed. The tribe's members were still gathered together and became part of the Eight Banners of the Jurchens.
The Ming court was disintegrating! Huang Taiji smelled a strong conspiracy, and it seemed that he was involved.
My mother seems to be from the Yehenara clan! Isn't this Nara Zhongming a relative of mine, or a close one?
Huang Taiji stroked his chin and thought for a while, then raised his head and called out, "Come here, summon Mr. Luo to come in as soon as possible."
Something is wrong, something is very wrong!
Huang Taiji frowned, stood up and paced back and forth in the room.
Father Khan must have known this news. After all, with the lack of information sources, newspapers are one of the important bases for studying the movements of the Ming court, and Li Yongfang and others would not miss it.
Logically speaking, the Khan would certainly have guessed that the Ming court was plotting something.
Amin's father was Shurhaci, the Khan's younger brother. He was imprisoned and died by the Khan, but Amin was not implicated. He was still one of the four beiles and unified the flag army and horses.
Even his nephew had to be reused regardless of past grudges, let alone his own son. Huang Taiji was certain of this.
But if my father Khan didn't care, what about others? Wouldn't they use this as an excuse to attack me?
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