The Chongzhen Era Of The Ming Dynasty: Starting From Coal Mountain

Veteran Zhu Gaoyuan, having traversed time, becomes the Emperor Chongzhen who hanged himself on Coal Mountain

With a profound knowledge of history and exceptional tactical command skills, he successfully led over a thousand remnants to break out from the Chaoyang Gate.

Unexpectedly, they then turned towards the Yanshan Mountains, evading the pursuit of the bandit army

Subsequently, a design was made to merge the one thousand foreign soldiers sent by Wu Sangui to seize the emperor.

After the outbreak of the Battle of Shicheng, he led two thousand Ming troops to advance southward.

The bandits suffered a crushing defeat and retreated from Beijing, while the Manchurian invaders moved south. Zhu Gaoyuan, relying on the strategy of "building strong fortifications and engaging in straightforward battles," steadfastly defended the Huanghuai defense line

A stalemate was formed, and an edict was issued to summon the loyalists to the throne

The rise and fall of a nation is the responsibility of every individual

The resolute scholars unite to face the national crisis

An inch of mountains and rivers is an inch of blood, and a hundred thousand lives correspond to a hundred thousand soldiers