Huang Taiji looked at the throne of profuse sweat, thoughtfully. He knew that his profuse sweat was just a fake name, and the other three Baylors were always restraining his power. Huang Taiji confided his thoughts to Empress Zhezhe. Although he was in this position of sweat, he owed Dorgon mother and son. He was determined to protect Dorgon from harming him by Amin and Mang Gurtai.
Dorgon took Yu’er to row a boat, but unexpectedly jumped out of the black clothes from the water, chasing Dorgon, and then a group of white clothes rushed to rescue them. Yu’er was deeply aware of the blood and rain in the court, and wanted Dorgon to return to Horqin with her to live an ordinary life. Dorgon was unwilling to let his life be dull, letting go of the person who killed his mother, he wanted to hide his power and bide his time, and after becoming a hero of the big gold, he would marry Yu’er gracefully.
Amin and Mang Gurtai knew that the white-clothed man was sent by Dorgon, and asked him why he rescued Dorgon, who had competed with him for the throne of the Great Khan. Huang Taiji ignored it and warned them not to touch Dorgon again. Mang Gurtai relied on sitting on an equal footing with Huang Taiji, but he still said rudely, and was chopped off by Huang Taiji as a warning.
Yuer analyzed that the man in black who assassinated Dorgon was sent by Erbeile and Sanbeile, and the man in white who saved him was from his uncle Huang Taiji. Huang Taiji saved Dorgon not only because of his brotherhood, but also with the intention of using him to contain other Baylors. Yuer finally told Dorgon that when he couldn’t distinguish between the enemy and the enemy, only the person with the greatest power would have a way to survive. Yu’er’s words gave an enlightenment, awakening Dorgon.
Above the court, under the instruction of Amin and Mangultai, the minister Sorotu suggested that the yellow flags and the yellow flags of the twelve elder brothers and fifteen elder brothers should be redistributed to the second baylor and the third baylor. When Huang Taiji was thinking about it, Dorgon timely advised that this is directly under the two banners, only for King Khan, and no one else has the right to obtain it. Dorgon’s words were exactly what Huang Taiji meant. He announced that he would withdraw the two yellow flags and exchange two white flags for Azie and Dorgon at the same time.
Dorgon wears a battle robe to train the White Banner generals rewarded by Huang Taiji. Huang Taiji’s general Tuge laughs at Dorgon’s young age, short military experience and no military merits. The emperor established the authority for Dorgon and killed Tuge with the crime of corrupting military discipline and committing the following crimes.
Although Yuan Chonghuan of the Ming Army had red cannons, he dared not pursue the victory, because the artillery was not conducive to field battles, so he could only defend the city instead of attacking the ground. Had to make peace with Huang Taiji temporarily.
Before returning to Horqin, Yuer went out to play with Dorgon and witnessed imperial officials arresting defeated Han Chinese into the palace as slaves. Injustice rose in his heart, and he returned to the palace and asked his uncle Huang Taiji to abolish the law that forced Han people into slavery. Huang Taiji is also well aware that some laws and regulations of Daikin will not be changed, which will stimulate ethnic conflicts and cause Dakin civil strife.
Huang Taiji’s decree on the abolition of Han slaves aroused strong opposition from Er and San Baylor. Dorgon once again supported Huang Taiji and agreed to take the lead in surrendering Fifteen Niu Lu to disperse domestic slaves. Huang Taiji knew that only with the support of the Han people and the implementation of the policy of one family and the unification of the country, the Daikin Foundation could have long-term stability.
