1574 memorabilia

1 and 1574, Patricia Lam Fung made an expedition to the Philippines, drove out the Spanish colonists, and founded the country: Patricia Lam Fung, hipster, Cantonese. At that time, many coastal people were trapped in maritime trade in order to resist the maritime ban policy of the Ming Dynasty. At the age of 65,438+09, Patricia Lam Fung joined the ranks of the elderly in the Maritime Green Forest, followed his business, developed maritime trade based in Penghu, and later established a base in Keelung, Ji Hong, Taiwan Province. Patricia Lam Fung set up an island team in the northern part of Taiwan Province Province, and successively incorporated some maritime activities organizations, with a powerful fleet. In the second year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty (1574), Patricia Lam Fung led 62 warships, armed with 4,000 men and 0/500 women, and left Taiwan Province for the Philippines to jointly expel Spanish colonists with local Chinese and indigenous people. The fleet sailed for two days and reached the border of Luzon. Patricia Lam Fung led 62 warships, armed with 4,000 men and 1500 women, and left Taiwan Province Province for the Philippines to jointly expel the Spanish colonists with local Chinese and indigenous people. The fleet sailed for two days, reached the border of Luzon, and immediately captured Miyan. The commander of the Spanish garrison, Sahilo, fled by boat, and the fleet advanced with victory, which matched Manila. The soldiers flew so fast that Patricia Lam Fung ordered Pioneer to lead 700 soldiers to attack Manila at night. Unexpectedly, at night, the weather changed suddenly, it was stormy, the waves were like mountains, the ship sank by half, and more than 200 people were missing. At the same time, due to the difficulty of sailing in the dark, they boarded the wrong place. When they moved to Manila, it was already dawn and the Spanish were ready. Although exhausted, the vanguard troops bravely attacked and broke into the Spanish headquarters, killing the commander-in-chief Gaudi. Many Spaniards gave in easily.

2. In the second year of Wanli (1574), Aric, the leader of the Jurchen in Jianzhou, invaded on a large scale. Li, the prefect and company commander of Liaodong, was ordered to send troops to attack the city on all sides. Aric was defeated and everyone fled to the camp where Aric lived. In the highlands, the situation is dangerous and easy to defend but difficult to attack. Wang Gao has a deep ditch to strengthen himself. Lee attacked it with a firearm and broke several fences. General and others will lead the troops to risk their lives to climb high and storm, but they can't support them, so he fled to the high platform and shot Yu. At this time, a strong wind blew, and the Ming army set fire to Wang Gaojun camp, killing more than 1 100 people and destroying its camp. Aric was defeated and fled to Ahana village. The Ming army pursued the victory and sent elite troops to attack. Aric retreated to Nanguan and served as Commander-in-Chief. Wang Tai, the local chief, captured the Ming army. , into Li Zuodu, with the shadow of the world. Assistant Minister of the Ministry of War of Zhang Xueyan. In July of the third year of Wanli, Wang Gao was captured and returned to Beijing. On August 29th, Yu Zong held a ceremony to offer prisoners and beheaded Wang Gao.

3. Floods and droughts occurred in Shanxi and Huaiyang.

In the autumn of the second year of Wanli (1574), Yingzhou, Shuozhou, Yin Shan, Mayi, Datong and other counties in Shanxi, as well as Andong, Zhongtun, Yin Shan, Yinhe, Gaoshan and other places reported the disaster. After the drought in Lvsi, which was under the jurisdiction of Huaihe River to the east of Gaoyou Mansion in South Zhili, there was another rainstorm, with rivers and seas flooding, and Lushe dumped more than 10,000 places, drowning more than 1,600 residents, countless livestock, no salt pans in warehouses, and the people were displaced, hungry and cold. Xuzhou, Yangzhou and other heavy rains caused disasters, and the tsunami river overflowed. On August 28 and 29 of the same year, a letter was sent to reduce the land rent in Shanxi, Huai and Yang to help the victims.

Japanese invaders attacked Zhejiang and Guangdong.

In the second year of Wanli (1574), the Japanese invaders successively occupied Ningbo, Shaoxing, Taizhou, Wenzhou and other places in eastern Zhejiang. In the winter of the same year, Guangdong Tongguwei and other places (now the coastal area east of Wenchang, Hainan Province) were captured one after another. Zhang Yuanxun, commander-in-chief of the Ming army, led his troops to fight back and captured more than 800 people. Construction of Hamlet Palace began: it took more than 10 years and was completed in 1585. The palace is built of rocks, and the bronze roof has turned brown over the years. The whole building is magnificent and is considered as the most exquisite Renaissance palace in Northern Europe.

In order to expand eastward, Russian Tsar Ivan IV granted the Rohan, Kharkiv Oblast family the right to use the land along the Kama River and Chusovaya River, such as the right to develop mineral deposits, reclaim land, cut down forests, fish and hunt, recruit personnel, organize troops, build forts, conduct military operations, etc. Prepare for its expansion across the Urals to Siberia.