Which dynasty did the Royal Guards belong to (there were hundreds of thousands of soldiers and horses in the Ming Dynasty)?

Royal Guards in Ming Dynasty was an organization full of topics. Today, the name of Jin Yiwei has also been mentioned in various movies and books. In fact, Royal Guards are the infiltration products of dozens of species throughout the Ming Dynasty. Unlike the troops marching and fighting, the Royal Guards are commanded by the general marshal. They want to be the emperor's bodyguards, but there are many of them, but behind the Royal Guards is the imperial power.

Royal Guards was originally an army established by Zhu Yuanzhang. This is because Zhu Yuanzhang was suspicious by nature and was a little uneasy about everyone, so he set up such an organization to be his own eyes, but the scale was not so big at that time. The Royal Guards grew during the reign of Chu Emperor, and by that time there were hundreds of thousands of people.

However, according to historical records, it is easy to see that the Royal Guards of the Ming Dynasty were the armed forces that the emperor could directly mobilize, but why didn't the Royal Guards take any action during the Chongzhen crisis in the late Ming Dynasty? Even Emperor Chongzhen was forced to commit suicide, but the Royal Guards did not make a move.

Emperor Chongzhen trusted the wrong person. Emperor Chongzhen, like Zhu Yuanzhang, was suspicious and didn't trust anyone, but he was unprepared for only one person. This man is Luo, the last Royal Guards of the Ming Dynasty. Emperor Chongzhen is very dependent on this man, and everything goes through his hand. However, Emperor Chongzhen was blind, and his trusted minister betrayed himself.

Emperor Chongzhen once sent Luo to fight against the Qing army, but Luo was obviously a man without fighting talent. He told Emperor Chongzhen that he won a great victory without even playing. Li Zicheng hit the capital, and Emperor Chongzhen discovered that his men had cheated him, but there was nothing he could do. And his own Monroe Yang Yang didn't even know he was coming to escort him, but he opened the gate to meet the enemy, which was a naked rebellion.

Li Zicheng was a greedy man. He was afraid of being accused, so he didn't ask people to pay for food. However, he found that the officials of the Ming Dynasty were fat and oily, so he hit the officials of the Ming Dynasty with a bad idea. The first person was a camel. After a while, Li Zicheng was rich, but the officials of the Ming Dynasty were poor. At this time, Dourgen called again. Li Zicheng couldn't beat the disappearance of gold and silver, leaving a group of officials at a loss.

Arguably, Li Zicheng ran away, and there were so many military forces in the Royal Guards in the Ming Dynasty that they could still serve as combat troops. However, the Ming officials at that time were all immersed in the grief of losing gold and silver, and they had no leisure to call Dourgen. Among all the Royal Guards, only one aspiring person, Lian, was born in Wujinshi. Most Royal Guards surrendered to the Qing army.

The Royal Guards have no leader. Although all the people in the Royal Guards are good at fighting, they are just a group of soldiers. They need someone to lead them to kill the enemy, and the direct leader they relied on before was the emperor. However, with the devastating blow to the imperial power, Royal Guards became leaderless flies.

The original tigers have now become cats with their teeth pulled out. In addition, many leaders of the Royal Guards had surrendered at that time, so these members of the Royal Guards could still touch the skins. The result is what we see now. In the last years of Chongzhen, the danger was constant and chaotic, but the Royal Guards stood by. The Royal Guards, which used to make people feel pale, became a joke in people's mouths.

But in any case, the Royal Guards of the Ming Dynasty were indeed an organization that ran through the whole dynasty in the history of the Ming Dynasty, and their existence really added a colorful page to history.

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