In the 47th year of Wanli, he was appointed as the magistrate of Shaowu, Fujian. Yuan Chonghuan's important deeds during his tenure as the magistrate of Shaowu were mainly five: First, saving people's water and fire.

Yuan Chonghuan , born on June 6, 1584, died on September 22, 1630.

In the 47th year of Wanli (1619), he was appointed as the magistrate of Shaowu, Fujian.

. There are five important deeds of Yuan Chonghuan as the magistrate of Shaowu :
first, saving people's water and fire. "Shaowufu Chronicles" records: Yuan Chonghuan "was so powerful, he tasted the fire, put his boots on the wall and the house, like walking on the flat ground."
second, dealing with unjust prison. "Shaowufu Chronicles" records that "Mingjue has courage, devotes his heart to civil affairs, and all unjust suppresses unjustly."
third, caring about Liao affairs. Xia Yunyi " Survival Record " records: Yuan Chonghuan "is the magistrate of Fujian Central County, and was in the branch office. Call an old soldier who is engaged in Liao affairs, talk about military affairs with him and never review the papers." Understand the border affairs of Liaodong and prepare for the initial preparations for the military brigade later.
fourth, gathering Kui Ying. Yuan Chonghuan recruited soldiers in Shaowu, such as Luo Li, who set up a battle in Ningyuan, set off Western cannons to the camp of the Later Jin army in the battle of Ningyuan, and "annihilated hundreds of prisoners".
fifth, engraved the tower. Yuan Chonghuan put out fires for the people in Shaowu, dealt with unjust prisoners, cared about Liao affairs, and gathered Kui The symbol of the cultural relics of England is Jukuita, who wrote the name of the tower.

is generous and courageous, good at talking about military affairs, honest officials, and handles government affairs properly. outstanding political achievements

Tianqi in the second year (1622), Yuan Chonghuan went to the capital to meet with Emperor Xizong of the Ming Dynasty ml2 Zhu Youxiao , and then rode alone outside the pass to check the terrain. After returning to the court, Yuan Chonghuan said he wanted to guard Shanhaiguan. "Yuan Chonghuan was appointed as the military officer and the army outside the pass. Yuan Chonghuan did not disappoint him. operated Liaodong , appeased the military and civilians, and prepared border defense, and made significant contributions.

In the first month of the sixth year of the Tianqi revelation (1626), Nurhaci led a large army to cross the west of Liaohe and arrived at Ningyuan . After Yuan Chonghuan learned about it, he immediately wrote a blood letter and joined forces with generals Mangui , deputy generals Zuo Fu and Zhu Mei, generals Zuo Dashou , guarding He Kegang and other soldiers to defend the city to death. The Later Jin army was defeated under the attack of giant cannons, and siege the city for two consecutive days, with heavy losses. Nurha Chi ordered his retreat. It is known in history that Ningyuan's victory . Yuan Chonghuan tried his best to protect Ningyuan, but was unable to rescue Juehua Island . The Later Jin army led Juehua Island and killed gang general Jin Guan and tens of thousands of soldiers and civilians.

In August of the sixth year of Tianqi (1626), Nurhaci died of illness. Yuan Chonghuan sent envoys to pay condolences to spy on the truth and reality. Huang Taiji sent envoys to repay.

In May of the seventh year of Tianqi (1627), after Huang Taiji retreated from North Korea, he led his troops to Jinzhou and then divided his troops to attack Ningyuan. Yuan Chonghuan, Liu Yingkun and Bi Zisu led their soldiers to the city tower to defend, arranged their camps in Haogou, and bombarded them with cannons from a long distance. Man Gui, You Shilu , Zu Dashou fought against the Later Jin army outside the city, with many casualties. Man Gui was also injured by arrows and retreated from Ningyuan, increasing the offensive in Jinzhou, but it was still unable to conquer, and there were heavy casualties. In June, the Later Jin army withdrew troops, known in history as the "Ningjin Victory". In July, Yuan Chonghuan resigned in anger and returned home.

In July 1628, Yuan Chonghuan returned to the capital. Zhu Youjian summoned Yuan Chonghuan on the platform, and Yuan Chonghuan claimed that he could restore Liao in five years. In the second year of Chongzhen (1629), soldiers stationed in Ningyuan from Sichuan, Lake and other places mutiny because of military pay, and Yuan Chonghuan used a plan to pacify him. Then Yuan Chonghuan requested to combine Ningyuan and Jinzhou into a town, so that Zu Dashou could guard Jinzhou, He Kegang replaced Zhu Mei to station in Ningyuan, and Zhao led the coach to guard the gate, Yuan Chonghuan was stationed in Ningyuan,

In the second year of Chongzhen (1629), in May, Yuan Chonghuan went to see Mao Wenlong on the grounds of a military parade, and Mao Wenlong held a banquet to drink with Yuan Chonghuan. The two often drank until midnight. Wenlong said: "Only I know the affairs of Liaodong. After the matter in Liaodong is resolved, North Korea will be weak and can attack and possess it." Yuan Chonghuan was unhappy with Mao Wenlong's answer and decided to kill Mao Wenlong.

In November of the second year of Chongzhen (1629), the Later Jin Lord Huang Taiji brought tens of thousands of troops into Longjing Pass and Da'ankou. After Yuan Chonghuan heard this, he led Zu Dashou and He Kegang into the pass to guard the pass. Zhao led the scammers to were killed in the battle of Zunhua. The Later Jin army crossed Jizhou and headed westward to the capital. Yuan Chonghuan hurriedly led his troops to guard the capital. The troops stationed outside the city were fighting fiercely with the Later Jin army, and they had a victory or defeat.

Yuan Chonghuan sent Ren Shouzhong to lead 500 people to use artillery to bombard the Jin camp. The Later Jin army retreated, and the siege of Kyoto was lifted. It is known in history that The change of Jisi

After the Later Jin army withdrew, Yuan Chonghuan was punished. The barrier that the Later Jin army entered was under the jurisdiction of the Prime Minister of Ji Liao, Liu Ce, and , who had previously made a series of blind decisions in Jimen, . The first is called "stop Jibei Duoyan Fugong", and forced the 36 family of Duoyan, who originally belonged to Ming Dynasty , to become the forward of Later Jin entering the pass. The second removed Jimi Yongxin Army 33300 people, seriously weakening the defense power of Jimen On the eighth day of September 2, the second year of Chongzhen, Yuan Chonghuan, the Ji Liao commander, reconnaissed the information of the Later Jin crossing the river and accurately judged that Huang Taiji was about to detour from the border area of ​​Shuntian . That is, a Liao army brigade was sent to Shuntian to assist in the defense of the Great Wall defense line in the Zunhua area. The reinforcements issued by Liao Town were more than a month earlier than the Later Jin Break, and the location was not bad at all. However, this Liao army was retreated to

Yuan Chonghuan learned that the Later Jin army had entered the pass and entered the capital. He came to rescue him from thousands of miles away. He thought he had made contributions and was not guilty. However, many ministers in the court believed that Yuan Chonghuan had released Qing troops into the pass, and they slandered Yuan Chonghuan in collusion with the Later Jin army, and Zhu Youjian was very suspicious of this. At this time, the Later Jin army also designed to disagree, saying that Yuan Chonghuan had a secret agreement with the Later Jin army. In December, Zhu Youjian general Yuan Chonghuan was imprisoned.

Wei Zhongxian's remaining party took the opportunity to avenge Wei Zhongxian and convicted Yuan Chonghuan of death for two charges of arbitrarily controversial peace with the Later Jin army and arbitrarily killing Mao Wenlong. In August of the third year of Chongzhen (1630), Yuan Chonghuan was executed by Lingchi, and his family was moved for three thousand miles and his property was confiscated. It turned out that the Yuan family had no remaining wealth to be confiscated.

Restoration of Liao in five years, and was executed by Lingchi in just two years. It was not impossible for the Ming Dynasty to restore Liao in five years. Huang Taiji entered the pass for the first time and went deep into the army, which was a taboo for military strategists. If the Ming army was properly deployed, it would cause a fatal blow to the Huang Taiji tribe of the Later Jin Dynasty, and there was hope of restoring Liao.

In the 7th year of Chongzhen, in 1634, Emperor Taizong of the Qing Dynasty, Huang Taiji entered the pass and invaded the central and northern Shanxi and northwestern Hebei. Traveling thousands of miles and entering and leaving freely, revealing that the Ming Dynasty had no more consolidation line to defend in the north.

In the 9th year of Chongzhen, in 1636, Prince Azige (Duoluo Wuying) entered the pass and attacked the surrounding areas of Beijing. A total of 12 cities in the Ming Dynasty were defeated, and all 56 battles were won, winning 179,800 people and animals.

In the 11th year of Chongzhen, in 1638, Prince Shuorui Dorgon (Derson Taizong) entered the pass and invaded the two provinces of Hebei and Shandong. Lu Xiangsheng died in battle. The Qing army captured a lot. The Ming army defeated 57 formations, defeated Jinan Prefecture, killed two governors and more than 100 generals and officers above the garrison. He captured De Wang Zhu Youshu (escorted to Shenyang), county king Zhu Ciying, Feng Guo general Zhu Cishang, military eunuch Feng Xu, etc., and obtained 462,300 people and animals, 4039 taels of gold, 977,460 taels of silver.

In the 15th year of Chongzhen, in 1642, Prince Duluo Raoyu Abatai (Brother Taizong) entered the pass and invaded Hebei and Shandong provinces. After eight months, a total of 3 prefectures, 18 prefectures, 67 counties, and 88 towns were captured, and 39 places of the Ming army were defeated, and 12,350 taels of gold, 2,205,270 taels of silver, 4,440 taels of pearls, 52,230 silks and 13,840 chariots of satin and fur clothes, more than 500 squids of leopards, leopards and tigers, and more than 369,000 people were captured, and more than 321,000 camels, horses, mules, oxes, donkeys, and sheep were captured.

The gold and silver property looted by soldiers and their servants brought by Wang Beile, who were not included.