After surrendering to the Qing Dynasty, he personally killed the last hope of Nanming. He was the famous traitor Wu Sangui. So why did Wu Sangui rebel after he surrendered to the Qing Dynasty?

He once angered a beauty and let Qing Dynasty cavalry enter the pass, causing countless people to die tragically. Even after surrendering to the Qing Dynasty, he personally killed the last hope of Nanming. He was the famous traitor Wu Sangui. So why did Wu Sangui rebel after he surrendered to the Qing Dynasty?

Wu Sangui, named eldest uncle, was born in a general and was valued by Chongzhen for guarding Shanhaiguan. After Chongzhen hanged himself, Wu Sangui surrendered to the Qing Dynasty and became the king of Pingxi in the Qing Dynasty to guard Yungui.

Wu Sangui, who held great power, lived a very comfortable life and became the local emperor of Yunnan and Guizhou. How can Kangxi , the boss, be happy when his subordinates are so comfortable? What's more, this subordinate's role has been drained. Therefore, after Wu Sangui killed Emperor Yongli, the Qing government was ready to confiscate Wu Sangui's rights.

In the second year of Kangxi (1663), the Qing government took back Wu Sangui's Pingxi General's seal on the grounds that the Yunnan-Guizhou military operation had been successfully completed, and then gradually confiscated Wu Sangui's various rights.

Faced with the various methods of the Qing government, Wu Sangui was not a vegetarian. He directly used troops to ask for more military pay from the Qing government. Aren't you the boss? I'm doing things for you and you still don't pay for it?

It doesn't matter if the Qing government really pays for it, and it's not right if it doesn't pay for it. If you give me money, you can recruit troops to deal with me. If you don't, it doesn't make sense. During this back and forth, the conflict between Wu Sangui and the Qing government gradually intensified. But this was all a small fight, and both parties knew that it was not enough. When the time came to break up, the two parties just made do with it.

In the twelfth year of Kangxi (1673), Pingnan King Shang Kexi told Kangxi that he would return to his hometown when he was old. Taking this opportunity, Kangxi made the decision to let him move the feudal clan. Kangxi also followed the request of Jingnan King Geng Jingzhong to withdraw the feudal clan. Can you not do it after everyone else has done it? Wu Sangui could only pretend to write to Kangxi to request the withdrawal of the vassal state, but in fact he hoped that the court would comfort him and keep him. Will Kangxi fulfill Wu Sangui's wish?

This time Wu Sangui got off the hook. The young Kangxi did not play push-pull with the old man Wu Sangui at all. Kangxi believed that if Wu Sangui retreated or rebelled, he might as well attack first! So the plan to withdraw the feudal vassal was directly approved. I just wanted to be polite to you, but you took it seriously? This made Wu Sangui so angry that he directly launched an army to rebel. The other two vassals also responded one after another, and the San Francisco Rebellion began.

In order to justify his name, Wu Sangui also put forward the slogan "Xing Ming and begging for captives". It's ridiculous Manchu but you put it in yourself. Because Wu Sangui had been entrenched in Yunnan and Guizhou for a long time, and had conquered several areas at the beginning of the rebellion, Wu Sangui had a bright future. He captured Hunan in just a few months, and anti-Qing forces in various places also established anti-Qing coalition forces.

At this time, the Qing government was facing internal and external troubles. The internal trouble was that no one was available, and the Eight Banners of Manchuria and Mongolia had no capable generals. The foreign trouble was caused by Wu Sangui's rebellion, which triggered a series of effects.

Wang Fuchen of Shaanxi rebelled, the Junggars of Qinghai and Xinjiang supported their own troops, and the Chahar Mongolia outside the Great Wall also sent troops to attack Beijing, not to mention Tsarist Russia, which has always been eyeing the Northeast. If Kangxi couldn't handle this situation well, someone else would have to take the seat.

After Wu Sangui captured Hunan, he did not go straight to Beijing with all his strength. Instead, he suspended his northward march, hoping to divide the river with the Qing government. Kangxi refused and fought to the end. At this time, Wu Sangui's troops and horses were twice that of the Qing Dynasty, and the south was under his control. With such a good situation, why did Wu Sangui lose?

After Kangxi rejected Wu Sangui's proposal, to show his firm attitude, he directly executed Wu Sangui's eldest son and grandson. If you dare to rebel against me, I will kill your son and grandson. Although the Qing army was at a numerical disadvantage, they occupied a large territory! The most critical areas of Jiangsu and Zhejiang were still under the jurisdiction of the Qing government.

Jiangsu and Zhejiang are not only rich areas, but also important transportation hubs, which gave Kangxi the opportunity to fight back.Moreover, the anti-Qing coalition only had a name, and it was already a mess.

Zheng Jing, who was entrenched in Taiwan, refused to follow Wu Sangui's suggestion of using troops. Instead, in order to expand his territory, he launched an attack on his ally Geng Jingzhong. This led Geng Jingzhong to transfer the troops who had gone north to defend his hometown in Fujian. Guangdong's Shang Zhixin has been hesitating and hesitating. Hesitation and hesitation is in vain. He has never participated in the rebellion. The timing is so good, if you don't attack quickly, is there something wrong with your brain?

Kangxi quickly formulated a new battle plan to conquer Wu Sangui and other pig teammates. After that, the Qing army attacked fiercely, directly recaptured the entire province of Zhejiang, and even invaded Fujian. The funniest thing is that Zheng Jing still can't see the situation clearly. Geng Jingzhong is confronting the Qing army on the front line, and he is still harassing Geng Jingzhong in the rear. Geng Jingzhong is still good.

With the help of Zheng Jing, the troublemaker, the Qing army successfully conquered Geng Jingzhong. Shang Zhixing, who had been hesitating at this time, suddenly had a twitch in his mind and surrendered directly. This makes Wu Sangui angry to death! At this point, he was the only one left in San Francisco . Without his pig teammates, Wu Sangui directly invaded Guangdong and Guangxi with an army of 100,000. He Wu Sangui is back again, and he is back as a winner.

In the seventeenth year of Kangxi (1678), Wu Sangui ascended the throne and proclaimed himself emperor in Hengshan and established the Zhou regime. Maybe he really did not have the emperor's life. Wu Sangui died of illness in the army not long after. Once Wu Sangui died, the Great Zhou Dynasty was no match for Kangxi. The San Francisco Rebellion was over, and the Great Zhou Dynasty regime was just a flash in the pan!