The so-called tripartite talks held by Hu Xiao in Seoul are actually a food sharing conference that divides North Korea's political cake. Before attending the meeting, the tripartite forces all thought about what they wanted as the convener of this Seoul conference, Hu Xiao or the Ming Dynasty, who represented behind it.

North Korea's shrewd party celebrates because they know.

The rebels were just as happy because the rebel army they organized, the hungry and cold Korean people, had long disliked endless conquests and killings. If they could restore their previous stable livelihood by using non-force, it would not be unacceptable to pay more taxes and hunger.

But the new powerful and the National Defense Party are not so happy.

At this critical moment, the Ming Dynasty held the so-called tripartite talks, aiming to mediate the North Korean unrest, and it was doubtful, not to mention that everyone had already vaguely realized that there seemed to be shadows of the Ming Dynasty everywhere during the years of the North Korean unrest.

The National Defense Party is wondering.

Where did the local barbarians suddenly obtain such excellent standard weapons and armor? How did they suddenly get together and use force to seize the local power of North Korea?

The new powerful class is also wondering.

What was the purpose of the Ming Dynasty selling arms to them, supporting them to grow rapidly, acquiesced or even indulging them in gradually expanding their power?

The rebels were even more puzzled.

Their purpose is to attack landlords at the county and township levels in the local area and release more land to make a living. This measure has been suppressed by the North Korean central army led by the National Defense Party. At this point, they are natural ally with the new powerful. Why do they attack the new powerful forces, and even would rather fight against the new powerful people regardless of the suppression of the National Defense Party?

The new powerful fight against the Kuomintang, the National Defense Party, the National Defense Party fights the rebel army, and the rebel army fights against the new powerful fight.

At the beginning of the meeting, the three parties did not have the time and opportunity to express their doubts, but Hu Gong spoke first.

The first sentence of this envoy who was commissioned by Zhu Yunwen to serve as the plenipotentiary for mediating the Korean war was first questioned by the new powerful leader of the Khitan, Jurchen and Mongolian tribes.

"Where did your weapons and armor come from?"

Hu Gong's face was as cold as frost, and his tone was so loud that even when he was adding tea to himself, his eyes were full of murderous intent and staring at Wu Gelen, who was sitting opposite him: "The Korean royal family told me many times about this matter, and I also saw the seized weapons of Er and other weapons. It turned out to be the standard equipment I used a few years ago in the Ming Dynasty. Liaoyang Daying changed his clothes three years ago, and a large number of soldiers and armor were stolen, and the source has not been found yet.

And now, you are actually wearing it on your private armed forces. Do you know that according to the Ming Dynasty, it is a death sentence to privately buy and sell my Ming army."

Faced with Hu Zheng's questioning, Wu Gelen was stunned. Isn't this what you Mingren advisers in the local government sell to us?

Although he was so angry that he wanted to say it, Wu Geling was frightened when he said something.

If you buy and sell privately, that is, buying is also a crime of death.

"No, we made it ourselves."

Uglen had to make up a lie as an excuse: "We also have blacksmiths, and armor and weapons are nothing."

Hu Kai's face turned brighter after receiving this reply. The cold and solemn momentum just now ran away, and even leaned into the back of the chair a little lazy.

"What irreconcilable enemies do you three parties have? You have to fight to the present day. If you have grievances and grudges, you can sit down and talk slowly, and don't let the creatures get miserable."

After saying that, Hu Kai turned his attention to the representative of the rebel army, Lu Yingyang, the military officer of the Ming Dynasty.

The latter realized it and was the first to speak up, and he pointed all the finger at the National Defense Party and Uglen.

"The government imposes heavy taxes, and the local fish and meat in the countryside, and the people have to rebel."

Wu Gelen directly slapped the table: "If you rebel, I will rebel too. We both rebel. Why are you fucking you hit me?"

"You fucking robbed the land."

Lu Yingyang replied and said, "Whoever robs our land and our food will be beaten."

"What do we eat if we don't rob food? Don't you eat food and shit?"

The two of them were so angry that they hadn't seen each other. If it weren't for the Ming soldiers watching around, they would have fought on the spot.

However, the representative of the National Defense Party, a thin little scholar, was frightened by their aura and looked pale and forgot to say anything.

"Official Jintang, where are you?"

Hu Kai looked at the thin scholar and asked nonsense.

"Isn't it normal for us to send troops to suppress the rebellion?"

Kim Wenya couldn't smile bitterly, could he ask such a question?

"oh."

Hu Gong responded lightly and looked at Wu Gelen: "General Lu just said that they were people who could not survive and had to rebel, so why did you want to rebel?"

Several rebel troops also appointed Lu Yingyang as the leader, and were called "General of the Death Heaven's Crime", so Hu Yao called Lu Yingyang as the general.

Of course, Kim Min-jae called him a rebel party.

“Because of injustice.”

Wu Gelen said in a muffled voice: "Although our tribes escaped to Korea, they have always been honest and dedicated to reclaiming land. However, they are worried that we will gather together and forcefully break up and resettle us, confiscate the iron and agricultural tools of our tribes. They are not allowed to enter the city to seek intercourse. Apart from working as a handyman for landlords and being serfs, we are not allowed to do anything. There is no way, we have to rebel."

This was what Hu Ye said, and he immediately looked at Kim Min-jae: "I heard it, you have a responsibility. As a plenipotent adviser of North Korea, I have a responsibility to make North Korea what it is today.

How can you engage in ethnic discrimination and levy and tax severity? You are a Confucian scholar who has read the history of history. You should not understand the principle of officials forcing the people to rebel."

Kim Min-jae almost vomited blood when she said this.

Ethnic discrimination? Didn’t North Korea learn from you the Ming Dynasty in the policy of relocating foreign races such as Khitan?

Exercising heavy taxes? Didn’t you say that you should respect Confucianism and derogate Buddhism, elevate the status of the Scholars, and value the literati family?

All the national policies were formulated by the two emperors of the Ming Dynasty for North Korea. Now they have caused chaos in the world. Instead, they have blamed us on the commanding heights of morality. All the dirty water is poured on us. It’s nothing.

"Okay, don't say much about shirking responsibility. I'm summoning you on behalf of the Ming Dynasty, and I'm not going to argue with you here."

Hu Ying waved his hand, but he had no intention of blushing at all.

"North Korea wants a truce, and North Korea also needs to truce. You can talk about the conditions for the truce."

The first person to answer the conversation was Lu Yingyang.

"We were all ordinary people before. No one wanted to fight, and no one could fight. We just wanted land and survive."

Jin Min-jae and Wu Geling both looked at Lu Yingyang when they said this.

Can't fight?

We almost doubt that you are the general of the Ming Dynasty.

And your request is too empty. How much does it take to have land?

"And you?"

Hu Gong looked at Wu Gelen again, and the latter also learned from Lu Yingyang's attitude and said: "We are the same, we require an environment for our own nation to survive."

"Not acceptable!"

Kim Min-jae couldn't bear it anymore. He slapped the table and looked at Hu Jin: "I dare to ask if there is a country in your Ming Dynasty, whether there is a country in the country, whether there is a commoner who has come to Nanjing, and ask your emperor to ask if there is any reason to do whatever he wants!"

This kind of questioning of name-by-name made Hu Kai's face look extremely ugly in an instant.

"It seems that Guan Jintang didn't want to talk, so let's not talk. You guys fight."

He said he would lift the table up, and Hu Kai got up and left without any delay.

As soon as Hu Ying left, Lu Yingyang looked at Wu Gelen: "Leave Yuanzhou Prefecture, otherwise you will die."

"Go to your mother, I'm the one who attacked Yuanzhou. If you dare to attack, I will kill as much as you come."

The two of them faced each other and discussed the ownership of a city, without any concern for Kim Min-jae's existence.

"Too arrogant, too arrogant."

Kim Min-jae was so angry that she trembled all over: "Rebel the party and thieves, our church will surely kill you all."

The mediation ended unhappily and the war rekindled.

The Ping Anhui, who had already led his troops to Seoul, looked at it coldly, and had no intention of interfering.

The Ming army's acquiescence and indulgence gave Lu Yingyang the opportunity to command the rebel army to expand the war zone. The war quickly spread to the entire Jiangyuan Road. Ugelen's stubbornness was meaningless, and his ethnic group was too small.

Yuanzhou soon fell, and Wugelen was defeated and killed.

Just as the rebels attacked Wonju, North Korea's central army was also accelerating the pace of suppression, taking over the rebels' nest in Shangzhou, and forming a surround of the rebels on the geographical basis.

The rebel army, who had lost their old nest, soon fell into a situation of no food and was about to collapse. However, the Ming Dynasty merchants appeared in time and sold a large amount of food and other unbanned materials to Lu Yingyang.

"The Ming Dynasty is supporting the unrest in our country."

Kim Min-jae found Hu again, but was in the Ming army camp outside Seoul.

"Nonsense!"

Hu Gong shouted: "Selling grain is the legal power of my Ming merchant. I don't care about the identity of the buyer. How can this be called supporting the rebel party?"

"How is food delivered to Wonju?"

Kim Min-jae went crazy: "Our army has surrounded all the rebels. The only way to get food is to go from Seoul and from your Ming army camp."

"Ah, I forgot."

Hu Qing slapped his forehead: "General Ping, the grain in our military camp belongs to the merchant."

"right."

Ping An, who was drinking tea in the commander's position, did not raise his head and responded: "The Korean War is in chaos, and the merchants are worried that the food will be robbed by the rebels, so they will temporarily entrust our army's camp."

With this answer, Hu Gong spread his hands: "Officer Jintang heard that protecting the property of our merchants from harm in your country is the responsibility and mission of our Ming soldiers, but it does not mean that these materials are military rations when entering the military camp, and it is up to us to buy and sell them."

Seeing that Kim Min-jae was still making trouble, Hu Yingyu shouted loudly.
To be continued...