In the 29th year of Kangxi (1688 AD), in order to resolve the threat from the Junggar Khanate to the northwest border, Emperor Kangxi launched a war to conquer Junggar . From 1688 to 1755, a 68-year-old Qing and Zhu war kicked off. In this long and cruel war, countless famous generals and classic wars emerged. This war also had a huge impact on the Qing Empire , and the war was also tortuous and repeated.
In the first stage of the Qing Dynasty, Emperor Kangxi personally led his army to attack the main force of Galdan, Galdan three times. The Qing army relied on its weapons, equipment and personnel advantages to severely damage Galdan, forcing Galdan to die of illness on the way to escape. The Junggar Khan's vitality was severely damaged. Galdan's successor and Galdan's nephew Cewang Alabutan had to submit to the Qing Empire. In view of the urgent need for rest in the Qing army's years of war, Kangxi agreed to Cewang Alabutan to surrender and enthrone him. The two sides temporarily truce, but they were accumulating strength in order to gain an advantage in future wars.
in the 56th year of Kangxi (1717), after years of rest and recuperation, Cewang Alabutan, who was gradually growing, once again raised the banner of rebellion, and sent Dacele Dungbu, the first general of Junggar and a world-class general who once defeated Tsarist Russian Cossack cavalry , to attack Heshuot Khanate , which dominated Tibet. Dacele Dungbu personally led 6,000 cavalry, set out from Yili , and rushed to Lhasa for thousands of miles, captured the Khanate Khanate alive, and captured Tibet in one battle. Cewang Alabutan occupied Tibet and formed an offensive and defensive alliance with Luobuzang Danjin , which occupied Qinghai, forming an clamp-shaped offensive against the Qing Empire.
A series of changes on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau made Emperor Kangxi, who was in Beijing, worried. In order to reverse the passive situation, Kangxi sent generals stationed in Xi'an to command the Xi'an Eight Banners Army and more than 10,000 troops from Gansu and Shaanxi Green Camp to attack Luobuzang Danjin in Qinghai, but was ambushed by the main cavalry of the Junggar. The Xi'an general was killed in battle, and more than 10 military officers above the third rank were killed, and almost all the Qing army was wiped out. When the news reached Beijing, Kangxi was furious. All the ministers suggested giving up Qinghai, but Kangxi stood up against the opposition and appointed his fourteenth son, Aisin Gioro Yinzhen, to lead the capital to guard the Eight Banners Army and the elite troops of the Xishan Jianrui Camp to Qinghai to supervise the battle. At the same time, Sichuan Green Camp general, Yue Zhongqi, was appointed as the deputy general of the association of Yongning (now Xuyong, Sichuan), stationed Arrow Lou (now Kangding, Sichuan), responsible for restraining Tibet's Junggar army, and formed a strategic encirclement with the main force of the Qing army on the northern line, the Junggar and Luobuzang Danjin coalition forces.
As a partial division, Yue Zhongqi's troops were originally a supporting role in this battle, but because the Qing army on the Northern Front faced the main force of the Junggar Alliance, they were unable to start the situation for a long time. Yue Zhongqi considered the overall situation and, without the edict, personally led 6,000 Sichuan Green Camp soldiers to set off from the Jade Lu, conquered Kelitang and Batang one after another, and then trapped Chamuduo, and captured several rebel leaders including the fleeing Mongolian Lazang Khan alive. After capturing Chamuduo, Yue Zhongqi rushed forward again and attacked Lhasa, and captured Lhasa's gateway, and the troops were approaching Lhasa City. On August 19, 1717, Yue Zhongqi led his army to raid the Dacelindunbu, occupying Lhasa, and attacked the city of Lhasa. He captured more than 400 Neiying Lamas in Lhasa, and forced arriving in the Junggar army to assist more than 7,000 Tibetan soldiers. He set foot on the ground and smashed the Junggar army's conspiracy.
In this battle, Yue Zhongqi's army carried out dangerous moves, rushed to attack thousands of miles, used both suppression and comfort, advanced wildly, conquered Tibet in one battle, and included 1.2 million square kilometers of snowy plateau into the Chinese territory. In the spring of the 60th year of Kangxi (1721), Yue Zhongqi led his army to triumphantly. Not only did Kangxi not pursue his unauthorized advance, he rewarded him vigorously and promoted him to the left governor, awarded the admiral of Sichuan, and praised the peacock flower feathers. Since then, he has been active in the Qing army for a long time and has made many extraordinary achievements in pacifying Qinghai, the Junggar Khanate, and the Jinchuan rebellion.
Yue Zhongqi's attack on Lhasa was also a battle for the Green Camp soldiers to be the gods. Although the Green Camp soldiers had already made their mark in " The Three Feudal Rebellion " and became the main force to suppress rebellion, the Green Camp soldiers still left the Qing army with a stereotype that was only good at slept and not good at long-distance raids, and the Qing army, who was good at riding and shooting, was also known for their cavalry and shooting. The most important thing is the ability to ride and shoot. During the Battle of Lhasa, Yue Zhongqi led the green camp soldiers alone and rushed into the snowy plateau to create miracles on the snowy plateau. He used 6,000 troops to expand millions of land. The famous generals of ancient times were inaccessible. Yue Zhongqi, with the battle of Lhasa, even though he was Wei Qing of the Han Dynasty, Dou Xian's disease, Tang Dynasty, Li Jing, Xue Rengui, Ming Dynasty, Lan Yu, Li Wenzhong, , Li Wenzhong, , did not give in too much. The Green Camp soldiers ranked among the main players of the Qing Dynasty with their real results.
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