Figure Sea Northwest Of San Francisco Rebellion War Situation Research

Tu Hai was one of crucial ministers in early time of Qing Dynasty when Shunzhi and Kangxi on their seats as emperors. Tu Hai was the general fuyuan who started an expedition to Shanxi province when Xuan Ye was suppressing the Revolt of the Three Feudatories. He made his first victory in Pingliang in which Wang Fuchen surrendered. Shortly after that battle, there was a difference in strategy of Hanzhong Xingan march between him and the emperor. In the eighteenth year under the reign of Kangxi (1679), Tu Hai secretly sent a letter to Beijing to make his opinions clear, which annoyed Xuan Ye for the latter thought it is proper to put more affects on the Huguang battlefield. As a result, Tu Hai was disfavored by the emperor. He was called back to Beijing and suddenly died there when the war was nearly coming to end. It might be argued that disfavor of Xuan Ye was partly the reason of his death. There are four chapters in this essay.First chapter, the revolt of northwest territory. Firstly, there is a narration of the reasons why Wang Fuchen rebelled and as a result, how the government lost control of Longyou area. In next section, the process of the lost of Hanzhong, Xingan as well as the circumstance of the rebels in Sichuan province's attacks of cliff path, Nanshan mountain passes, Qinzhou will be discussed. In last part of this chapter, I will try to figure out the reasons behind the hardness of conquering the Pingliang area.Second chapter, the surrender of Wang Fuchen by Tu Hai's affects. Firstly, the reasons why Tu hai was appointed as minister of state affairs, Manchuria commander-in-chief and military general who suppressed the Revolt of the Chahar, as well as the cause behind his nomination of the general fuyuan although his different surname will be discussed. Secondly, the Shanxi and Gansu battlefield circumstance when Tu Hai himself arrived in Pingliang will be addressed, besides the trace of the surrender of Wang Fuchen as well as Tu Hai's political and military roles in the early stages of north-west campaign will be given some focus.Third chapter the conquer of Hanzhong. Xingan. At first, Tu Hai's twice attempt attack and the reason why its plans were rejected by Xuan YE. Next, In the eighteenth year under the reign of Kangxi (1679), Tu Hai secretly sent a letter to Beijing, in which he proposed his thoughts, the reason of which will be discussed, partly based on his attitude towards the warfare in Hanzhong and Xingan in1679. Then the cause of rejections from military leader Sun Sike and Zhang Yong will be showed.Last chapter, the death of Tu Hai. The cause of it and different versions of it will be talked. Largely depend on the conflicts between him and the emperor on the arrangement of surrendered military leaders, and the reasons why he was disfavored by Xuan Ye.