I hope everyone can have a correct understanding of these. If someone is trying to quarrel with you, just ask him whether Liaodong belongs to the Ming Dynasty, because Liaodong has only one military agency and no administrative agency. There is also no chief envoy and secretary.

This is done by the inspector general.

It's just that because there are frequent wars in the north, troops are stationed all year round. There are also official positions such as governor of Liaodong and manager of Liaodong. They were all established in the middle and late Ming Dynasty when Liaodong was often wary. In the Chongzhen year, there were also governors and supervisors.

Liaodong is under the jurisdiction of Shandong and has the same nature as Sanxuan and Liuwei.

In the early Ming Dynasty, the six major Xuanwei Divisions in Indochina also had many garrisons. Mu Ying, Mu Chun, and Mu Sheng would go to sweep away these chieftains from time to time.

After decades of rule, those places were relatively peaceful, so the Ming Dynasty abolished many of the garrison, leaving only a few garrison posts in Yunnan.

Otherwise, do you think that after the Ming Dynasty had been dead for decades, why did Emperor Yongli still dare to run south? To a place as deep as Myanmar?

Because it was the territory of the Ming Dynasty, Mu Tianbo dared to take him there.

As for being betrayed later, it was entirely because Wu Sangui came over and Burma had no choice but to betray him.

The Xuanfu Division, the Xuanwei Division, and the Commanding Division are all serious military organizations of the Ming Dynasty. For example, Qin Liangyu, whom everyone knows more about, is the commander of the Shizhu Xuanfu Division. Who dares to say that Qin Liangyu is not?

The ministers and generals of the Ming Dynasty?

The reason why I want to note this point is that the current Internet is too dark and full of evil. Mangou is in control. The author can only do his best. I hope everyone can have a clear understanding and don't be brainwashed by Mangou.

, let alone read the history of marketing accounts on such places as a certain website.
Chapter completed!