One Emperor through the Ages: Starting from Infinite Copying

Chapter 316

These subsidies and incentives formulated by Chongzhen made the people of the interior of the Ming Empire scramble to sign up for the four war zones on the border.

However, in September of the thirteenth year of Chongzhen, the Mughal Empire, after preparing food and ammunition for two months, began to help the Heshuot Khanate recover.

In the Qinghai-Tibet Theater, there are currently only 50,000 Heshuo special assistance troops composed of Heshuo Terre serfs, as well as 50,000 Daming National Salvation Army and 50,000 Daming National Defense Army in the Bashu Theater.

Chongzhen has issued a divine decree for other war zones to post recruitment notices.

The Daming National Salvation Army and the Daming Revolutionary Guard who went to the Qinghai-Tibet theater were paid twice as much as those of other theaters.

The salaries of troops in the Yarkand theater are one-and-a-half times that of other theaters.

The salaries of the Inner Mongolia and Outer Mongolia war zones, as well as the Donggu, Siam, and Annan war zones, are all 1.5 times the salaries of the troops in the hinterland.

After all, these places are newly occupied territories, and there are indeed some local nobles and remnants of the royal family, which launch point attacks from time to time, and the danger factor is much higher.

In addition to these, the Liaodong Theater also has to move the people, and two million people have been organized to go to Liaodong. 24 Daming citizens who went to Liaodong were also one hundred acres of land each, because the land was indeed too big.

The Goryeo war zone does not need to move the people, the Goryeo untouchables in the two provinces of Goryeo, and some of the Huaxia people who have taken refuge, of course, receive the Damyeong Empire citizen ID card, and the Goryeo people in the two provinces of Goryeo receive the Damyeong untouchable identity card.

Chongzhen straightened out the next thing to do, and the only thing to do was to move the people.

As for the Mughal Empire coming to attack the Qinghai-Tibet Theater of the Daming Empire, Chongzhen was not a little afraid.

If they want to attack, they can only attack from the south of the Himalayas, from the bottom up.

The Daming Empire only needed to send a part of its soldiers and horses to wait for work, and they would send as much as they came.

Chongzhen thought to himself that the emperor of the Mughal Empire should clearly define the gap and should not act rashly.

As the governor of the Qinghai-Tibet Theater, Shi Kefa immediately organized the 50,000 auxiliary troops that he could command at the present time, when he received the possibility of the Mughal Empire sending troops to the Qinghai-Tibet Theater.

20,000 auxiliary troops were sent to the westernmost mountains and some road passes in the Qinghai-Tibet Theater to garrison.

These auxiliary troops, armed with single-layer cotton armor, were copied to them by Chongzhen.

Equipped with a long-handled chopping knife, there are no other weapons.

Shah Jahan, the emperor of the Mughal Empire, did not know what kicked his brain.

He also really organized six lords, with 30,000 people, and also mobilized 70,000 untouchables to transport grain and grass, claiming to be an army of 100,000.

The most important thing is that the pariah of the Mughal Empire and the untouchables of the Daming Empire are completely different.

The untouchables of the Daming Empire, as long as they work hard, can still live a good life.

The untouchables of the Mughal Empire, basically unable to earn money, belonged to the fourth caste and the Dartley, and could only transport grain and grass, serve the people of the higher caste, and mix and eat.

Sometimes there is not enough to eat, and they often look for various wild vegetables and wild fruits to eat in the wild.

Most of the untouchables of the Mughal Empire basically had an average life expectancy of less than thirty years, because many of those who died in infancy and lived to adulthood were in better health.

As for why there were so many untouchables in the Mughal Empire, because they had few people alive, they basically multiplied every year, and only by constantly multiplying could they ensure that more survived through numerical superiority.

Seventy thousand untouchables, on the contrary, they were happy to transport food and grass, so that they could have two meals a day.

If they can't catch up with such an errand, they have to go to the wild to look for wild vegetables and wild fruits, and they can't eat enough for a day.

70,000 untouchables, they have no idea what to do to transport grain and grass?

I only know that I am going to war and fighting an ancient and powerful empire in the East.

Thirty thousand soldiers, all of whom were a samurai class of the third caste.

They had been warriors for generations, and they would be dispatched whenever the Mughal Empire called them up.

This time, six lords, each with five thousand soldiers and horses.

The armor of each lord was plate armor made by Portuguese craftsmen. (Read violent novels, just go to Feilu Fiction Network!) ）

As for the soldiers, except for the lord's hundred guards, who were equipped with ordinary iron sheet armor, the rest of the soldiers were basically bamboo pieces and wood chips made by themselves, and wooden armor and bamboo armor sewn with ropes.

There are also some good conditions, using rattan armor, rattan nails are soaked in palm oil, or relatively tough.

Thirty thousand troops, all kinds of armor, even weapons are varied.

The poorer lord had a war horse for each of the lord and a hundred guards, and the rest of the soldiers were all wooden spears, that is, wooden spears sharpened by trees, and even the spearhead was cut wood, and there was no iron at all.

The rich lord, with five thousand men, and at least archers, fire hammers, and arquebuses.

Of course, the average lord and the soldiers led by them are generally pikemen and shieldmen, archers, and there are no firearms soldiers.

Of course, they did not bring cavalry, because it was difficult to cross the mountains.

The six lords are all six lords at the foot of the southern Himalayas.

Only one lord was rich, soldiers a thousand archers, two thousand fire hammers, a thousand arquebusiers, a thousand sword and shield hands.

The other lords, who were not bad, and the soldiers of the poorest lords were all wooden spears, which drew laughter from the other lords.

"Lord Bazaar, why are your soldiers all these rags?"

"The weapon doesn't even have a little iron, are you sure this is your soldier and horse?"

Bazaar sighed helplessly: "My territory, the land is barren, the people of the territory can't eat enough, where do I get the money to buy equipment for them?" "

"If it weren't for the fact that the emperor of the Mughal Empire had sent us on this expedition, and we had obtained fifty thousand rupee silver coins, the soldiers of my domain would have starved to death a long time ago."

The currency of the Mughal Empire consisted of Mohol gold coins, rupee silver coins and dumdum 237 copper coins.

1 Mohor gold coin is exchanged for 8 rupee silver coins, and 1 rupee silver coin is exchanged for 40 dumdum copper coins.

Five rupee silver coins, almost one or two silver.

Bazaar's words made the other lords all laugh.

"Doesn't your territory collect taxes?"

"The annual income of our territory is almost fifty thousand rupees!"

"Our territory is poor, at most 20,000 rupees a year, and the lowest is this year, only 10,000 rupees."

The other five lords knew why the Bazaar Lord was so poor.

The richest lords, the soldiers were basically arquebuses and arquebuses.

Lord Wade was the richest of the six, and in recent years he traded with the Portuguese, Spaniards, and English, and was said to have earned 100,000 rupees in silver coins a year.

Together with the annual tax of fifty thousand rupees of silver, Wade was the richest of the six lords.

These arquebuses and arquebuses were purchased by the Portuguese.

The other lords laughed at the Bazaar Lord while constantly befriending the Wade Lord.

"Lord Wade, your soldiers and horses are the most sophisticated, all firearms!"

"You will have to follow us then! We are all your brothers, not you! "

Lord Wade nodded calmly: "Don't worry, the soldiers and horses of my fiefdom can be said to be one of the most powerful soldiers and horses in our Mughal Empire!" "。