Chapter 104 (10) HE IS NOT ALONE

Obai made great efforts to fight for Suksaha, who started a rebellion and joined the auxiliary government team. Hearing that there was a girl in Sukesaha's family who couldn't get married, Aobai immediately used a gorgeous sedan chair to carry the girl back without further ado.Without any explanation, he forced it to his son.The two are married, so things should be easy, right? Nothing. Suksaha, he is not fighting alone, behind him is a huge vested interest group. The first one was Sunahai, Shangshu of the household department, who was born in Zhengbaiqi.The second is Zhu Changzuo, governor of Zhili, with a white flag inlaid by the Han army.The third is Wang Deng, governor of Baoding, with a white flag inlaid by the Han army.These three old brothers are all beneficiaries of the injustice case of Xianghuangqi back then, and the lands where Xianghuangqi was robbed are all in their home now!

So they are firmly opposed to rehabilitating unjust cases. Su Nahai said: The eunuch's grandson Dongxi said that 99% of the petitioners are mentally ill. Zhu Changzuo said: To crack down on illegal petitions, we must be vigilant against civil terrorism. Obai didn't dare to neglect, and immediately entered the palace.The old lady Xiaozhuang said: Abai, you must immediately clear out these rebels who have infiltrated the court and clean up the organization. Obai: Take orders. The old lady of Xiaozhuang: ... Also, the emperor is a wise king with a merciful heart, so you have to...

Obai: Understood. So when he entered the court, Xiao Kangxi sang the white face and advocated tolerance to the rebels; Oboi sang the red face and demanded strict law and discipline.So these remnants of Dorgon's party were all sent to prison, and then dragged to Caishikou to cut them across the board. The wings were clipped, and Suksaha, the leader of the rebel faction, also disappeared from the list of assistant ministers. The beggars with yellow flags let out warm cheers, rushed into their homes, grabbed the arms and legs of the rebels who had lived there for many years and threw them out.

Things are looking great, and getting better. However, under such a favorable situation, the imperialists were ready to move again, blatantly interfering in the internal affairs of the Qing Dynasty, which triggered an earth-shattering catastrophe in Beijing: Tang Ruowang case.