Let’s talk about the third thing, which is the battle in the 16th year of Chongzhen, when Zhao Guangzhen gathered soldiers and horses from various towns to intercept the Qing army.

I just checked the information about Zhao Guangpeng - as mentioned above, Zhao Guangpeng was also a very heroic governor. Unfortunately, in the battle of Luoshan, the generals on all sides conserved their strength and were unable to coordinate operations, resulting in the strategy of intercepting the Qing army falling short.

Zhao Guangzhen was attacked by political opponents because of this, and was soon deprived of his position and imprisoned. Finally, he was unjustly executed in Beijing's West Market.

It was previously said that Lu Daqi participated in this battle and suffered no loss of troops and horses, so I thought, does this mean that he stood still and did not participate in the battle at all?"

Hearing this, Zhu Aona didn't care that Li Zhenwu was still waiting in the palace, so she asked: "You mean there is something wrong with Lu Daqi and he can't be used?"

Hao Guangming thought for a while and said: "It can't be said that he has big problems. At least he has never betrayed and has been actively working for the Ming Dynasty.

Besides, sometimes it's really hard to tell right from wrong about some things.

For example, he poisoned the Mongolian tribes in the west, and his performance in the battle of Luoshan - maybe based on the situation of the Ming Dynasty's officers and soldiers at the time, especially when they were not well prepared, he chose to intercept the Qing army who was about to retreat outside the pass.

Is this a mistake?

Overall, Lu Daqi is obviously quite capable and comprehensive, and he can be considered a person with principles and bottom lines.

I think you can meet him and see what kind of person he is.
Chapter completed!