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The second year of Chongzhen (1629):
The Shaanxi uprising army attacked Sanshui
Although the uprising leaders Wang Er and Wang Daliang died one after another, their successors Japanese people. On the eighth day of leap April in the second year of Chongzhen (1629), more than 7,000 rebels attacked Sanshui, and the guerrilla Gao Conglong was defeated and killed. More than 2,000 officers and soldiers were injured.
The soldiers of the Later Jin Dynasty entered the pass
On October 27, the second year of Chongzhen (1629), the soldiers of the Later Jin Dynasty divided into three groups and attacked Da'ankou. General Zhou Zhen died. ; Attacked Longjing Pass all the way and Hongshankou all the way. Ming Shen general Zhang Ande and others were defeated and fled, and Zhang Wanchun surrendered. Jizhou was besieged, and in November, the capital was under martial law.
Battle of Zunhua
In November of the second year of Chongzhen (1629), Emperor Taiji of the Later Jin Dynasty personally supervised the invasion of Longjing Pass, using the Mongolian Karqintai Jibulga map as the Guide, conquer Hongshan Pass. Don't conquer Da'ankou, you will meet in Zunhua. On the fourth day of this month, Shanhaiguan Commander-in-Chief Zhao led his troops to come in for reinforcements. He died in the battle in Zunhua and the entire army was wiped out. Governor Wang Yuanya, Baoding magistrate Li Xianming, Yongping magistrate He Tianqiu, Zunhua magistrate Xu Ze, former magistrate Wu Qiqian, etc. occupied the city and refused to defend it. All of them died after the city was destroyed.
Shanxi reinforcements collapsed in Liangxiang
In December of the second year of Chongzhen (1629), Governor Xuanda and the governors of Xuanfu, Baoding, Henan, Shandong, and Shanxi heard that the capital city was about to surrender. Yan, everyone asked him to lead his troops into the defense. Shanxi governor Geng Ruqi and commander-in-chief Zhang Honggong also led 5,000 men to help. The army once had an order saying: "Tomorrow when the soldiers arrive, the flood areas will be determined and then pay will be given." Shanxi reinforcements have arrived. Today they are ordered to guard Tongzhou, tomorrow they will be transferred to Changping, and the day after tomorrow they will be transferred to Liangxiang. The garrison was tired and the troops were not paid for three days, so the army mutinied. After the incident, Geng Ruqi and Zhang Honggong were arrested and imprisoned. At that time, reinforcements from all directions gathered one after another. Due to lack of pay, they looted and looted a lot.
Jizhou Mutiny
On March 18, the second year of Chongzhen (1629), the military department reported to Song Mingwu, who was in charge of the incident, that the Taijun camp in Zunhua and the Nanbing troops in Zunhua were one, two and five per month. In terms of money, the Northern Army only gets one tael of silver for one stone per month. The newly-established troops in the new camps all get one tael and five taels of silver. The original price of rice is five dou. If there is a Ma Jiading, it will be 2, 23, 5 cents a month. If there is no Ma Jiading, the price will be one liang or one tael. The money was a reward, and the soldiers in the north were already lamenting the injustice. Later, they were owed more and more pay. The soldiers were desperate and began to leave the letter to ask for pay. Each camp heard the news and encouraged them. So the troops from the east and the Yumuling and Baiyangyu reinforcement camps gathered outside the west gate of Zunhua on the third and eighth day of February. They cut down trees and set up strongholds, put up flags in the pythons, and wrote in big words, "Serve the country with all your heart, and provide food for the hungry army." In the eight characters, the people rise up and fight, the army rises up and is angry, demanding full pay, and Pan Zhongjun is willing to do so. On March 22nd, there was an official to make the decision. The next day, the governor of Shuntian Youdu, the censor Wang Yingzhi, was arrested and sentenced to death for demanding pay.
Zhu Xieyuan was in Pingshuixi
In June of the first year of Chongzhen (1628), Emperor Chongzhen appointed Zhu Xieyuan as his old official, and also promoted Guizhou. Zhu Xieyuan sent troops from Yunnan to capture Wucai; troops from Sichuan came out of Yongning and captured Bijie; he then led his troops to station in Luguang. Shuixi soldiers An Bangyan and She Chongming came to attack. Xieyuan ordered Guizhou General Xu Chengming to lead his troops to pretend to retreat to lure the enemy, and sent three more troops to attack their lair. Sichuan General Soldier Hou Liangzhu and deputy envoy Liu Kexun fought with the enemy in Yongning, and later Together with Mingming, they broke through the Western Army. On the tenth day of August in the second year of Chongzhen, he killed Bangyan and Chongming, and captured thousands of the enemy. Later, Xieyuan made an emergency landing and settled down. Shuixi and Yongning were both peaceful.
The third year of Chongzhen (1630):
The Hou Jin Dynasty fell into Yongping
The troops of the Hou Jin Dynasty marched eastward from Tongzhou, captured Xianghe, and advanced to Yongping. On the fourth day of the first lunar month in the third year of Chongzhen (1630), at dawn, the city was destroyed, and deputy envoy Zheng Guochang hanged himself on the city. The prefect Zhang Fengqi and others all died. Then Luanzhou fell. Yang Lian, the governor of the state, committed suicide. Feng Yuntai, the minister of Taipu Temple, escaped first. Attacking Funing again, Huang Weizheng, the participating general, defended it, but could not defeat it for four days. Then attack Changli and return to Yongping.
The Ming army attacked Zunhua
On the ninth day of the first month of the third year of Chongzhen (1630), after the Hou Jin soldiers captured Luanzhou, they divided their troops from Funing to Shanhai, thirty years after leaving the pass. There are three camps. Shanhai North Road deputy commander Wei Xian and staff general Chen Weihan set up two battalions to resist the enemy. Later, Weixian, under the orders of Ma Shilong, led Chen Weihan and guerrilla Zhang Qihua to attack Zunhua. The soldiers in the city attacked, but the vanguard of the virtuous army fought to the death, and the rear troops took advantage of the situation to attack. The city was hit by arrows and stones like rain. Weixian and Zhang Qihua both died in battle, and more than 300 soldiers were killed or injured.
The Peasant Rebel Army invaded Shanxi
Shanxi is 1,500 miles from Hequ to Pujin, both of which are adjacent to Shaanxi, and the river is the narrowest. On March 28 of the third year of Chongzhen (1630), the Shaanxi uprising army crossed the river from Shenmu and entered Shanxi, attacking Xiangling, Jizhou, Taiping, and Quwo. From then on, the uprising flames burned all over the mountains and Shaanxi.
Wizhishun turned to fight against Shaanxi and Jin
At the beginning of the first month of the third year of Chongzhen (1630), Shaanxi peasant uprising army Wangzishun and Miao Mei, with three or four thousand people, went south to besiege Hancheng. On the 15th, Governor Yang He and others relieved the siege of Hancheng, and the prince was cared for. In April, Li Panlong, a native of Qingjian County, killed Miao Mei in Hejiawan. Prince Shunfu rose up and crossed the river from Shenmu on April 28th to capture Puzhou. He divided his troops into two groups and attacked Zhaocheng, Hongdong, Fen, and Huo in the east; he attacked Shilou, Yonghe, etc. in the west, with the name Hengtian. king.
Jin Riguan defended Malan City
On January 22 of the third year of Chongzhen (1630), Hou Jin took advantage of the victory to attack Malan City. At that time, Deputy Commander-in-Chief Jin Riguan was stationed in Malan. Jin Riguan stood firm in Malan City and fired the cannon himself.
The leader's hands and feet were burned, but his spirits were still high. Hou Ma Shilong ordered the general Wang Shixuan and others to go to the rescue, and Hou Jin's soldiers retreated. Xun and two thousand horsemen came to attack Malan. Jin Riguan, Wang Shixuan and others could not hold on.
Sun Chengzong regained the four cities in Jingdong
On the fourth day of May in the third year of Chongzhen (1630), Sun Chengzong, the supervisor of the division, called on the commander-in-chief Ma Shilong, and the camp was rich and ready for a joint attack; he called on the commander-in-chief Zhu Mei Use a guerrilla attack on Jin Guochen to seize Qian'an; ask the Xie General Wang Weicheng and others to go to Luanzhou to attack together to contain Qian'an's southern aid; ask how the Chinese army can be divided into equal parts to look at the mountains to contain the Yongping enemy; the rebel army travels to Liu Fa and guards Liu Qi Thirty thousand people were stationed at Lianbo in Luanzhou to provide support and guides. Sun Chengzong stationed in Funing, and Zu Dashou also came to join him. So 40% of Luanzhou, Qian'an, Yongping, and Zunhua were recovered, with 12 forts each. He also obtained many people including Zhang Yangchu, the prefect of the Later Jin Dynasty, Ma Sigong, the censor of the capital, Jia Weiyao, the military commander, Yang Yi, the prefect of the state, Li Jichun, the governor, Lu Jidi, the guard. Later Jin's invasion and plundering was blocked, so he took the road to Lengkou and returned eastward.
Hong Chengchou attacked the Shaanxi rebels
On the fifth day of June in the third year of Chongzhen (1630), Wang Jiayun, the peasant uprising army, captured Fugu. Upon hearing this, the governors of Yansui, Hong Chengchou and Wen Huan, rushed to the army. Save Fugu and defeat Wang Jiayun. Wang Jiayun seized the road and fled to Huangfuchuan, but Hong Chengchou pursued and defeated him. Later, he returned to the army and defeated Zhang Xianzhong's army in Qingjian. At that time, Wang Zuoguai of the peasant uprising army wanted to take over Suide to start an uprising. Hong Chengchou and the patrol commander Li Yingqi killed Wang Zuoguai again.