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(2) Hu Dahai? ~ 1362) The word "half-father" comes from Sixian County, Anhui Province, and originated from Persia. He was one of the top ten Hui people of Zhu Yuanzhang and one of the founding heroes of the Ming Dynasty. Hu Dahai is a small businessman, burly and brave. 1354, when Zhu Yuanzhang was stationed in Chuxian County, Anhui Province, the sea came to visit him. When Zhu Yuanzhang saw the sea, he was tall and big, dignified and honest, very speculative and admired, so he stayed in the army and served as a striker. After several wars, he made great achievements and became a general and commander of the army. In the battles to pacify Zhejiang, Jiangxi and other southern regions, he made great achievements. The sea is sincere to others, so is surrender, only to be countered by Jiang Ying's surrender. After the sea was killed, Zhu Yuanzhang wrote a composition as a sacrifice, which was specially played for Dr. Guanglu to seal the King of Yue.
(3) Feng (1324 ~ 1359) was a founding general of the Ming Dynasty. Dingyuan (now Anhui) is a Hui nationality. At the end of the Yuan Dynasty, Sheng Feng and his younger brother organized the landlord's armed forces, and after fleeing to Zhu Yuanzhang to cross the river, they ordered their soldiers to capture Qing Ji (now Nanjing, Jiangsu), Zhenjiang, Danjiang and Ningguo. Later, it was recruited from Jinhua and Shaoxing. He was promoted to pro-army commander and died in the army soon.
4 shengfeng? ~ 1395) General in the early Ming Dynasty. The first name is National Victory, also known as Zong Yi. Hui nationality. Dingyuan, Anhui, the second son of Wen Feng. I like reading and know the art of war. At the end of the Yuan Dynasty, peasants revolted in succession. He and his brother country used Zhai Jie to protect themselves, and later joined Zhu Yuanzhang's rebels to break Chuzhou and Hezhou and pull out quarries. Take the marshals from Taiping, Zhenjiang, Yixing, Shaoxing and Jin. The younger brother died, attacked the post and commanded the pro-army, from Poyang, Wuchang and Luzhou to Jiangxi. With the general, he took Huaidong, Taizhou, Huzhou and Pingjiang, second only to Chang Yuchun, and moved to the right. From the general Xu Da to the north, down to the counties in Shandong. In the first year of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty (1368), he was also the right judge of the prince. He led the troops to take Luoyang, Shaanxi, Tongguan in the capital of song dynasty, followed by Shanxi, and captured Jia Cheng and Zuo Chengtian. Two years later, Ke Fengxiang and Chang Gong forced Lintao to lower the exchange rate of RMB against Li Siqi. In three years, the right deputy general went out from Xu Da to Xi 'an, expanded Kuotmuer, and sealed the Duke of Song. Twenty years (1387), General Bailu begged Jin Shanyuan to send Naha out and reduce his troops by 200,000. Twenty-five years (1392), he was ordered to register as an army in Taiyuan and Pingyang to fortify the wasteland. In twenty-eight years (1395), he was recalled to Beijing (now Nanjing) and died because of the aquamarine case.
(5) Li Wenzhong (1339 ~ 1384) was a founding star of the Ming Dynasty and one of the top ten generals of the Hui people. Remember something. Xu Yi (now Jiangsu) was born. In the 17th year of Yuan Dynasty (1357), Zhu Yuanzhang's nephew led Qin Bing to reinforce Chizhou (now Guichi, Anhui Province) and defeated Chen Youliang, the leader of the Han regime in the middle reaches of the Yangtze River. After leading the troops eastward, they even defeated the Yuan Army. In eighteen years, he served as deputy commander in Ke Jingde (now Anhui) and Chun 'an (now northwest of Chun 'an, Zhejiang), and was promoted to Marshal's Office. After joining forces with Marshal Deng Yu of Guangyi, Jiande, an important town in western Zhejiang. Soon, the Yuan army was defeated, and some heads were put on rafts and floated down the river, which made the Yuan army flee in haste. In the spring of twenty-five years, he led an army to save the new town (now south of Zhuji) and was attacked by fog, capturing tens of thousands of Zhang Shicheng troops, the leader of Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Shanghai and Zhou dynasties. The following autumn, Hangzhou won 30,000 Zhang Jun and was promoted to Pingzhang in Zhejiang Province. In the second year of Hongwu in Ming Dynasty (1369), a partial general recruited Chang Yuchun, an assistant general, from Keyuan Shangdu (now northeast of Zhenglan Banner in Inner Mongolia). On the way to Li, Chang Yuchun died, led the troops to help Datong, and repeatedly defeated the Yuan Army. In the past three years, he rode a 65,438+10,000-strong army at the rate of Deputy General Zuo, parted ways with General Xu Da, and won 50,000 yuan soldiers in Yingchang (in the west bank of Noel in present-day Dalai Lake), and was promoted to the position of commander Zuo, making Cao Guogong, knowing the affairs of the army. After that, I went north several times and won repeatedly. In the twelfth year, Hou, Zhou and Xi Ping entered (now Lintan East, Gansu Province) to quell the rebellion. Return to the army to command the governor's office and lead the Imperial College. Li Wenzhong is a studious man, skilled in military tactics, making friends with Confucian scholars, managing the army strictly, fighting against the cold and making outstanding achievements. Later, he was accused of persuading Zhu Yuanzhang to slaughter less. He died of illness soon.
(6) Deng Yu 1337 ~ 1377 was originally named Youde. Hong County (now Sixian County, Anhui Province) people. One of the top ten Hui people in Ming Dynasty. 17 years old led the troops against yuan. The following year, he led the crowd to join Zhu Yuanzhang's peasant uprising army and became the general manager of the army. In the 15th year of Yuan Dynasty (1355), he crossed the river from Zhu Yuanzhang to make it safe (now Dangtu, Anhui). The following year, he defeated Qing Ji (now Nanjing), took Zhenjiang, made meritorious military service repeatedly, and was promoted to Marshal Guang Xingyi. After leading the troops south, they took Guangde (now Anhui), Xuancheng (now Xuanzhou) and Huizhou (now Shexian). In eighteen years, he moved to the west of Zhejiang, defeated the Yuan army repeatedly and was promoted to the Privy Council. After entering Jiangxi, he defeated Chen Youliang, the leader of the Han regime in the middle reaches of the Yangtze River, and rose to the south of the Yangtze River to participate in politics, and has always controlled all the wing armies. In twenty-two years, he defended Hongdu (now Nanchang), surrendered to General Zhu and Kangtai, and raided into the city at night. Deng Yu hurriedly led dozens of riders back to the sky (now Nanjing). The following year, we defended Hongdu from Zhu Wenzheng, the viceroy, to resist the attack of Chen Youliang army, and the defense was in an emergency. In March, he lost his armor. After the Battle of Poyang Lake, he was ordered to pacify the counties that were not subordinate to Jiangxi and was promoted to a secluded city in Jiangxi Province. In twenty-five years, he was transferred to Pingzhang County, Huguang Province. In the first year of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty (1368), the garrison general took command of Nanyang and Lushan (both in present-day Henan). In three years, Vice General Zuo made an expedition to Gansu from General Xu Da, and was defeated by Yuan Army. Later, he divided his troops into Koch Prefecture (now southwest of Lanzhou) and recruited Tubo (in the border area between Sichuan and Tibet) and Uzbekistan (in the central and western Tibet) to protect the country. In four years, he went to Xiangyang to train soldiers, supervised the transportation of grain and pay, and guaranteed the Ming army to attack the summer. For ten years, he served as a general in the western regions, put down the Tubo resistance, arrived in Kunlun Mountain and returned, and died in Shouchun (now Shouxian County, Anhui Province). Deng Yu is simple and prudent, with both wisdom and courage. He is strict in running the army and good at appeasing surrenders.
(7) Hua Yunlong: Dingyuan people, Hui people, gathered in jiusan. Mao started his army and came back. From Kechu, as well as, as commander. From crossing the river, breaking the quarrying water village and Fangshan camp. In the next episode, clear the road, capture Yuan Jiang alive, get 10 thousand soldiers, capture Zhenjiang and move the general manager. Attack Guangde, fight the old pavilion, capture Marshal Tang, and enter the right deputy marshal. In the battle of Longjiang, Yunlong fell on Lime Mountain, engaged in fighting, and suffered heavy casualties. Yunlong jumped on his horse and shouted, crushing its strength, so he defeated his friends, trusted his soldiers and recovered from the victory. Divide troops from Jiujiang and Nanchang to capture Ruizhou, Linjiang and Ji 'an. Aid from Anfeng and Peng Li to Wuchang. Tired of work, I am the commander of Bao. He took Gaoyou from Xu Dashuai's soldiers, entered Huai 'an, ordered Gaoyou to be under the command of Huai 'an An Wei. Want to attack Jiaxing, surrender Wu Yu. Surrounding Pingjiang, the army is in Xumen.
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(8) Ding Dexing: Dingyuan people, Hui people, belong to a noble family. Wei's appearance is called "Black Ding". From the flood stronghold, thousands of thieves were broken by a hundred riders and all were knocked down. Defeat the Castle Peak Thief from Kechu and Hehe. From crossing the river, pulling the quarry, taking Taiping, and dividing troops to take Lishui and Liyang, we all boarded the ship first. From breaking the water village in The Hague, Man Zi, destroying Fangshan Camp and capturing Chen Zhaoxian alive to celebrating the next episode, Zhenjiang was captured. Joined the general manager of Guan Jun with excellent results. Go to Jintan, Guangde and Ningguo. From Pingzhou. Marshal Zuo is gone. Ningguo rebelled and Hu Dahai returned. Divide troops to Jiangyin, take Huizhou, Times, Chizhou and Zongyang, attack Jiangzhou, and move troops to attack Anqing. Everything goes well. Then aid jiangyin, slightly near Jiangxi and nearby counties, and attack Zhao with two knives and defeat its front. When Xu Da and Shao Yong attacked Yixing for a long time, Taizu sent an envoy saying, "Yixing meets the mouth of Taihu Lake in the west. If you pay honestly, you will lose everything. " Darnay sent Dexing to the mouth of Taihu Lake, but it rushed and the city was pulled out. On feng dui's command.
(9. Aquamarine? ~ 1393) Yang Dingyuan (now Anhui), a Hui nationality, was a major general in the late Hongwu period. He led troops to crusade against the remnants of the Yuan Dynasty many times and made important contributions to the unification of China in the Ming Dynasty. About the early history of aquamarine, the historical records are unknown, except that he is Chang Yuchun's wife and brother, who was transferred to Chang Yuchun's account, fought bravely and was under siege. Chang Yuchun often praised him in front of Zhu Yuanzhang, so he was highly regarded by Zhu Yuanzhang and first named him Guan Jun Zhen Fu. Later, he was promoted to a thousand households of Wu Dewei, and then transferred to a thousand households of pro-army, accumulating meritorious service for Wu Dewei's command, and his status continued to rise. In the second year of Hongwu (1369), Chang Yuchun marched to Kaiping in the north and died suddenly on his way back to the south. At that time, the political situation was: the southeast was peaceful, the Central Plains was stable, and the vast areas in the north were still the forces of the North Yuan. The Gansu-Ningxia region was often at war with the Ming court, and Sichuan had separatist forces. King Liang of Yunnan was loyal to the Northern Yuan Dynasty and vowed not to be attached to the Ming Dynasty. In the third year of Hongwu (1370), aquamarine was demoted as the viceroy and entered the highest military and political institution in Ming Dynasty. The following year, Zhu Yuanzhang sent Fu Youde, Tang and his navy to attack Shu, and Aquamarine traveled from Fu Youde. After several wars, Ming Sheng (Ming Yu Zhen), the monarch of Xia Dynasty, surrendered, and the last separatist forces formed at the end of Yuan Dynasty were put down. At the end of Yuan Dynasty, Wang Baobao, who played an important role in the political and military arena, retreated to the northwest. Xu Da fought fiercely with him, but did not crush him, so he sometimes threatened the newly established Ming Dynasty from the northwest. In the fifth year of Hongwu (1372), Zhu Yuanzhang ordered Xu Da, Li Wenzhong and Sheng Feng to make a crusade, and Xu Da went out halfway, with commander-in-chief Aquamarine as the pioneer. Arrived in Shaanxi, defeated and expanded the profile, rode horses in Yemachuan, and then defeated Wang Baobao in Tula (now tuul river of the Mongolian People's Republic), and achieved initial victory. However, Wang Baobao was repelled by the Ming army in the north of Lingbei, and the Ming army failed to attack again, killing more than 10,000 people, so it was helpless to retreat.
Two years later, aquamarine led the troops to attack the north again, and captured Xinghe (the name of Yuan Dao, which is located in Zhangbei today, and the jurisdiction is equivalent to the area between Zhangbei, Huai 'an, Tianzhen and Jining in Inner Mongolia), and captured some residual Yuan dignitaries, and won, but only solved the near worries, but failed to suffer far. Timur died in the eighth year of Hongwu, and the threat from the northwest to Ming was basically eliminated. In the autumn of the eleventh year of Hongwu (1378), Lan Yu and others led the troops to fight in Gansu and Qinghai. Win the second year. Zhu Yuanzhang ordered to be stationed in Wei, led by an official. After the return of the company, Hailan was named Yongchang Hou, eating 2,500 stones and entering the ranks of upstart princes in the early Ming Dynasty. After Gansu and Qinghai were largely settled, Zhu Yuanzhang moved to the southwest and northeast, and aquamarine played an increasingly important role in this process. After the demise of the Yuan Dynasty, King Liang of Yunnan put Zara Valmy in a desperate struggle, repeatedly refused to surrender in the Ming Dynasty, and finally killed the envoys of the Ming Dynasty. Zhu Yuanzhang decided to send troops to conquer. In the 14th year of Hongwu (138 1), in September, aquamarine became the left deputy general, together with the right deputy general Mu Ying, and led 300,000 troops to conquer Yunnan with the south general Fu Youde. "It has only been more than 100 days since I joined the company in September, and I have been in Yunnan." In February of the following year, Aquamarine and Mu Ying led the troops to attack Dali in the west and won a total victory. People from other ethnic areas were taken to court, and most of them surrendered to the Ming Dynasty without fighting. After becoming a teacher, Aquamarine won 500 stones for her work, and her daughter was registered as Princess Shu. Naha Chu in the northeast was a general of the Yuan Dynasty. He was captured by the Ming army before, but he still fought against the Ming dynasty after his release. According to Jinshan (now south bank of Xiliao River, east of Zhelimu League in Inner Mongolia), troops were stationed, waiting for an opportunity to go south, posing a threat to the Ming Dynasty from the northeast. In the first month of the twentieth year of Hongwu (1387), aquamarine was the right deputy general, and led the attack with General Sheng Feng and Deputy General Fu Youde.
According to Zhu Yuanzhang's instructions, the army was stationed in Tongzhou first, and then Naha was found out. After being stationed in Tongzhou, it was found that Qingzhou (located in Baitazi, the source of Chahanmulun River, northwest of Balinyouqi, Liaoning Province) was stationed by Naha, and Aquamarine led a light riding and heavy snow raid to win. The Ming army left the Songting Pass of the Great Wall, built four cities of Daning, He Kuan, Huizhou and Fuyu, stationed in Daning, stored grass and prepared to attack Jinshan. In the summer of June, Shengfeng defended 50,000 troops in Daning and led the army forward, taking all the way to the west of Jinshan. At the same time, the people sent by Ming to surrender also met Naha, indicating the kindness of the court. When Naha saw that the long battle was doomed to failure, he sent someone to see General Shengfeng surrender, and Shengfeng sent aquamarine to surrender. Aquamarine held a banquet for Naha. Naha poured wine and thanked Lan Yu. If Aquamarine doesn't drink, you must let Naha put on clothes before drinking Naha's wine, which means Naha must surrender first. Naha refused, and the two sides were deadlocked, forming a deadlock. Naha poured the wine on the ground, whispered a few words to his entourage and tried to leave. Someone present understood the meaning of Naha's words and told Chang Mao (Chang Yuchun, Shengfeng's son-in-law, nephew Aquamarine) that Chang Mao rushed forward to stop him and cut Naha. Naha Chueh-hui was taken to Shengfeng. Although Shengfeng was very polite to him, Naha Chueh-hui heard that Naha Chueh-hui was injured, but he still fled. Shengfeng sent someone to receive most of it. On the way back to the army, the Ming army was ambushed by the rest of Naha, which was hiding, and suffered heavy losses. All three thousand cavalry behind the house were wiped out. Shengfeng asked Chang Mao to take this responsibility and explain it to Zhu Yuanzhang. Chang Mao explained the situation. Zhu Yuanzhang said: "It is not innocent to say it." He took back the seal of Shengfeng's company commander and appointed Lan Yuhang as the company commander, and soon became a general in the army. Aquamarine became the highest general of the Ming Dynasty. Naha went south with others and was named Hou of Haixi. It eliminated the threat of Yuan remnants in the northeast to the Ming Dynasty and cleared the way for the Ming Dynasty to explore Baishan Heishui area. After Kukuo Tuer died, Naha surrendered. Although the forces of the Northern Yuan Dynasty were attacked by the Ming army, they were defeated and fought repeatedly, but they still posed a threat to the Ming Dynasty. In the year when Naha was defeated, Aquamarine became a general and led the troops to conquer, further attacking Beiyuan. In winter and November, Aquamarine reported: "Harry Zhang, the prime minister of the Yuan Dynasty, fled into the forest without spending money, begging for progress and uprooting the grass." Zhu Yuanzhang agreed to aquamarine's plan. In the twenty-first year of Hongwu (1388), in summer and April, Aquamarine led the troops from Daning to Gyeongju. Knowing that Teemo, the master of Yuan Dynasty, was fishing in the sea (now Bell Lake), he took a shortcut and made a long journey. By the time we got to Baiyanjing, there were still forty miles away from the fishing sea, and there was no trace of Yuan Army. Aquamarine wants to lead the troops back. Wang Bi, the Foreign Ministry, disagreed, saying that we led a hundred thousand troops and went deep into Mobei, but we failed to find the enemy. How can we explain it to our superiors?
Aquamarine agreed with Wang Bi, ordered all the troops to move on, and adopted Wang Bi's strategy to cook in the cave, so as not to let the enemy see the fireworks and advance secretly. After arriving in Hainan, I still haven't seen the enemy. After investigation, Zhiyuan Ship is mainly located 80 miles northeast of the fishing area. Aquamarine named Wang Bi as a striker and galloped straight to his camp. Yuan army was careless about underestimating the enemy, thinking that the Ming army was short of water and grass, and would not go deep and be undefended. In addition, it was windy and dusty, and the Ming army arrived, but Fiona Fang didn't notice it. Before the Ming army suddenly arrived at the camp, the Yuan army rushed to fight and suffered heavy casualties. Dozens of people fled to the north, including the Yuan Lord Tuo Guti Moore and the Prince Tianbao Nu. Aquamarine rode behind him accurately, but failed to catch up. He captured tens of thousands of people and a large number of livestock, including his second son Bao Nu and his concubines and princesses, and won a great victory. Yuan fled to the north and was killed. The North Yuan fell apart and soon perished. Aquamarine won the squad, but broke Halazhang camp halfway and won again. Zhu Yuanzhang was very excited when he heard the news. He praised Wei Qing and Excavate more than Aquamarine, and when he came back, he sealed Liang frenzy. Aquamarine's political career and military martial arts have reached the peak. After being made Duke Liang, Aquamarine was ordered to carry out some military activities in western ethnic areas, and was also ordered to train in Shaanxi, which was the end of Aquamarine's military activities. Aquamarine relies on her merits, but she is arrogant and unruly. As early as after Liang Wang's victory in Yunnan, he privately engaged in the introduction of salt (patent certificate of salt distribution) and sent people to Yunnan to sell salt for huge profits. After defeating Gusti Mu, the master of Yuan Dynasty, he not only possessed a lot of treasures and camel horses, but also occupied Yuan Fei. Zhu Yuanzhang was furious and said, "Jade is so rude, what the general did!" Aquamarine transferred troops to Fengkou, because it was late at night, and the gatekeepers were not counted in time. Aquamarine was furious and the soldiers broke through the pass. Zhu Yuanzhang was very unhappy when he learned that. Aquamarine led the troops outside, and often dismissed the distribution without authorization, went in and out for self-study, disobeyed the imperial edict, and even violated it. In front of Zhu Yuanzhang, his manners were rude, his language was arrogant, and he lost his manners. What's more, Aquamarine has raised thousands of Zhuang Nu and tomboys, running amok. He also seized private land and killed people. People complained to the censor, who dismissed him. In the 26th year of Hongwu (1393), officials of the Royal Guards accused Aquamarine of conspiring with Cao Zhen, the Duke of Jingchuan, and others. Aquamarine was killed, killing three clans and killing fifteen thousand people. It was called "Blue Prison" in history, another major case after the Hu case, and even called "Hu and Blue Prison". More than 500 years later, 1936, someone went to Lan Yu's hometown to investigate and wrote an article "Investigation of Hui people in Wanghuigang", which introduced: "Wang Hui Post is located in the southeast of Dingyuan County, Anhui Province, more than 60 miles away from the city, with more than 3,000 residents, mostly Hui people, mostly in Wangxing, and the terrain is quite high, so it is called Wanghuigang." Wang Huigang's "Monuments" includes "lord protector Mansion: There was a blue lord protector in the Ming Dynasty ... The court thought there was a rebellion and arrested him and killed him. His family was afraid of being killed when they heard the news. They were all thrown into the well in the yard, and now the well is still there. "
(10. Mu Ying? ~ 1392) Wen Ying, a Hui nationality in Dingyuan, Fengyang, was an important general in the early Ming Dynasty. When Mu Ying was a child, his father died early, followed his mother to avoid the mutiny, and her mother died again. At the age of eight, he was adopted by Zhu Yuanzhang and lived alone with Zhu Yuanzhang and his wife. At that time, Zhu Yuanzhang had joined the army of Guo Zixing, and Mu Ying spent every day in wars, barracks and journeys. In the 16th year of Zheng Zheng (1356), Zhu Yuanzhang captured Qing Ji (now Nanjing), changed to Tianfu, and sent Xu Da to capture Zhenjiang, thus winning a strategic victory. Mu Ying "conquered from top to bottom, entered the army and worked hard day and night". 18 years old was appointed as a captain, participated in guarding Zhenjiang, and began to hold important military posts. Later, he commanded and defended Guangxin (now Shangrao), an important town in Jiangxi. In the twenty-seventh year of Zheng Zheng, in the first year of Wu (1367), Zhu Yuanzhang sent a water army to take Fujian, Mu Ying attacked from the west, broke fenshuiguan, the border between Jiangxi and Fujian, went down to Chong 'an, and then broke Shibuya village in western Fujian, capturing Feng Jiabao, the department of Chen Youding. It was also ordered to move the town to Jianning and control Shaowu, Yanping and Tingzhou (all in Fujian). In the third year of Hongwu (1370), Mu Ying was appointed as the general of Zhenguo and served as the prefect. The following year, I was promoted to the governor's office. Doudufu was the military center in the early Ming Dynasty, in charge of the military forces in the world. There were countless locomotives in the mansion at that time. Mu Ying was decisive and resolute in the imperial court for seven years, and was highly valued by Zhu Yuanzhang. In the ninth year of Hongwu (1376), Zhu Yuanzhang sent Mu Ying to Guanshan to observe the people's feelings, gave him full authority and ordered him to train and prepare for war. In the same year 1 1 month, Deng Yu took Deng Yu as the general of the western expedition and Mu Ying as the deputy general, and went to Tibet. In April of the following year (1377), Deng Yu and Mu Ying marched in three ways, from Sichuan to Tibet to Kunlun Mountain. This time I came back victorious and didn't stay long. On the way back to Li, Deng Yu died, and Mu Ying led his troops back, and he was awarded the title of Xiping Hou for his work. In the eleventh year of Hongwu (1378), in August, Mu Ying became the general of the Western Expedition and joined forces with Lan Yu and others. At the beginning, he took the Tumen River Gorge, and later he captured the leaders of eighteen nationalities in Zhou Tao. In February of the following year, Zhu Yuanzhang ordered the establishment of a guard in Zhou Tao, saying, "Xifan is the gateway to Zhou Tao, and it is also a choke point to build a city to keep it." So Wei was established.
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In the 13th year of Hongwu, Zhu Yuanzhang ordered Mu Ying to lead an army to attack the garrison troops led by Yuan Guogong and Zhiyuan Aizu, and the residual Yuan Army of Lin. Mu Ying crossed the Yellow River from Yijinai Road (now Ejina Banner, Inner Mongolia), crossed Helan Mountain, waded through quicksand and reached its territory in seven days. Fifty miles away from his camp, Mu Ying divided his troops and marched in four directions, attacking his back all the way and attacking from left to right. Mu Ying rode his fine horse, confronted him, surrounded him on all sides, defeated him in one fell swoop, and captured the fire alive. In the 14th year of Hongwu (138 1), General Xu Da was ordered to explore the north. Mu Ying led the troops out of Gubeikou, took charge of it, and returned victorious. Pacify and govern Yunnan, which is the greatest achievement of Mu Ying's life. In the 14th year of Hongwu (138 1), in September, Zhu Yuanzhang took Fu Youde as the south general and Aquamarine and Mu Ying as the deputy generals, leading 300,000 troops to conquer Yunnan. Zhu Yuanzhang personally arranged the marching route and ordered Qujing to be taken first, which won a great victory. He said: "Qujing is the throat of Yunnan, and he will fight for it to resist our teacher. Judging the situation, the surprise victory is here. " Mu Ying and Fu Youde and other vanguard troops stormed Qujing. Yuan Liang Wang heard the news and sent Pingzhang Dali horse to attract hundreds of people to resist. Mu Ying and others advanced in the fog, "winning by surprise" and soon arrived in Qujing. When the Ming army suddenly appeared, Darima was frightened. At that time, Ma Jun in Dali was on one side of the Jiang Baishi River, while Ming Army was on the other side. Fu Youde wanted to cross the river at once, but Mu Ying disagreed, saying that the enemy had attacked the other side of the river to control the water surface, and crossing the river was not good for him. So they pretended to cross the river, stood by the river and sent dozens of people to dive from the bottom. When they reached the other side, they blew the gold and the horn, which was huge, causing the Ma army to start turmoil here, and the Ming army took the opportunity to cross the river. Mu Yingxian is brave and good at swimming. After landing, the enemy striker was broken and the army retreated. When the Ming army crossed the river, it launched a war with the army. Muying fighters went straight to the office and fought several times. The army was defeated and Darima was captured. Mu Ying released all 20,000 prisoners and returned them to all walks of life. The Ming army gained great prestige, and Liang Wang committed suicide after hearing the news. Mu Ying and Aquamarine led the troops to Kunming, but they did not attack. "It has only been more than 100 days since I joined the company in September, and I have been in Yunnan." The remaining forces entrenched in Yunnan have been eliminated.
In Dali, western Yunnan, there is a separatist force. Duan lived in Dali for hundreds of years. Dali is located in Diancang Mountain, facing Erhai Lake, and is called a natural barrier. In February of the 15th year of Hongwu (1382), Mu Ying took aquamarine to attack Dali. Duan's people gathered to guard Shimonoseki (Diancang Mountain has two levels, also known as Longshouhe, which can ensure Dali, and Shimonoseki is particularly important). Mu Ying and Aquamarine sent Wang Bi to attack Shangguan, and led their own troops to attack Xiaguan, forming a horns. Send another brigade to climb the back of Cangshan Mountain to command and coordinate. Mu Ying "took the lead, rode across the river, the water had no horse belly, the soldiers followed, did not dare, and broke in." Duan didn't know the truth behind it, and the war was in chaos, and he was defeated and captured. After Dali was captured, Muying, Hailan or other areas were carved up or ordered to surrender, and most of western Yunnan was annexed by the Ming Dynasty. Mu Ying and Aquamarine won the victory of pacifying western Yunnan. In July, Mu Ying led his troops back to Dianchi Lake and joined hands with Fu Youde to level some rebel areas. In September, when Fu Youde and Mu Ying led the troops to conquer some areas again, Yang Mao, a local official, called back the Ming army and corrected it to attack Kunming with 200,000 troops. At that time, it was Feng Cheng (Feng Guoyongzi) who was guarding Kunming. There is a shortage of food in the city, and the foot soldiers are sick and the situation is critical. When Mu Ying heard the news, he led the troops back to the defense and joined hands with Feng Cheng to defeat Duan Jun, ensuring Kunming and stabilizing the situation. In the 16th year of Hongwu (1383), in March, Fu Youde and Lan Yu were ordered to transfer soldiers, and Mu Ying led tens of thousands of people to stay in Yunnan. As early as the spring of the fifteenth year of Hongwu, the Ming court set up a command and deployment envoy department in Yunnan, and set up a military and political organization in charge of Yunnan. Local governments set up health clinics and post roads to form a governance system. After that, Yunnan was divided into 52 states, 63 states and 54 counties, and the civil administration system became more and more complete. Mu Ying manages Yunnan, cultivates the land and solves the food problem. In September of the 19th year of Hongwu (1386), he went to see Zhu Yuanzhang and said, "Yunnan has a vast territory, so it is appropriate to open up wasteland and let the sergeants cultivate their savings". Zhu Yuanzhang agreed to Mu Ying's suggestion. Mu Ying ordered the sergeant to guard and stay in the chariot, which not only solved the problem of eating but also stabilized the garrison, killing two birds with one stone. Mu Ying also recruited foreigners from other provinces to farm in Yunnan, and Zhu Yuanzhang ordered soldiers from other provinces to farm in Yunnan. At that time, the farmland in Yunnan was thriving and the grain harvest increased greatly. Mu Ying also inspected officials' political achievements and rewarded and punished officials with the increase or decrease of land reclamation. He has been in charge of Yunnan for nine years, and has reclaimed more than one million mu of land, which has promoted the agricultural development in Yunnan.
Mu Ying also organized migrant workers to dredge rivers, expand Dianchi Lake and build water conservancy projects. Businessmen entered Yunnan, bringing rice, corn, silk and salt to develop business. Developing salt wells and increasing financial resources is an important part of Mu Ying's governance of Yunnan. He also renovated roads, protected grain transportation, and developed farmers in Yunnan. Mu Ying has established dozens of government, state and county schools. Children of outstanding non-governmental and local officials are selected for admission, and they are given a meal every month and a dress every year. He himself "often reads books, and in his spare time, he extends to Confucian scholars to talk about classics and history." During Mu Ying's reign, Yunnan was quite stable. In the winter of the twenty-second year of Hongwu (1389), Mu Ying entered the DPRK, and Zhu Yuanzhang hosted a banquet in Fengtian Hall (the main hall of the imperial palace), which was rewarded with four questions. Zhu Yuanzhang said happily, "You are the one who worries me about the south." In June of the 25th year of Hongwu (1392), Mu Ying died of illness in Yunnan at the age of 48. Zhu Yuanzhang was very sad and ordered him to be buried in the capital, to be awarded the title of King Qian Ning as a sign of good luck and to enjoy the ancestral temple. After Mu Ying's death, his descendants lived in Yunnan. The eldest son, Mu Chun, followed Mu Ying's Western Expedition at the age of 17, and later came to Yunnan. He had a father's demeanor in material and martial arts and was awarded the position of military commander. After Mu Ying died, he attacked his father and defended Yunnan. Repairing Tunzheng, reclaiming more than 300,000 mu of farmland, chiseling Tiechi River and irrigating tens of thousands of mu of dry farmland in Yiliang made more than 5,000 households have jobs, and their martial arts were imitated by their father, but they died at the age of 36. Mu Chun had no children, and his brother Mu Sheng (the second son of Mu Ying) succeeded to the throne. Musheng, like his father, likes reading, is dignified and taciturn, and is loved by Zhu Yuanzhang. After he became an official, he left the army as commander in chief. During the Yongle period, he was made a Duke of Guizhou, and died on his way back to our company in the fourth year of orthodoxy (1439). Given Dingyuan Wang, Musheng inherited his father's business. He has been in Yunnan for a long time and his reputation is far spread. Mu's prestige in Yunnan is increasing. Mu Bin, the son of Mu Sheng, lived in the capital when he was a child, and was later replaced by Mu Ang (the third son of Mu Ying) in Yunnan. After that, Mu's descendants guarded him one after another until the end of the Ming Dynasty, reaching more than 200 years.