Wu Sangui killed Zhu Guozhi, the governor of Yunnan Province, in November of the 20th year of Kangxi (1673), so he rose up and rebelled. Wu Sangui claimed to be the marshal of the military forces, and he collected all over the world, leaving his hair and changing clothes. He launched a movement and advocated "prospering Ming as Lu". Wu Sangui's army went straight into Hunan from Yunnan and Guizhou, and then arrived in Yuezhou, occupying the whole province of Hunan.
Wu Jun split his troops into Sichuan again, and Sichuan prefect, governor and company commanders surrendered one after another. At this point, Yunnan, Guizhou, Hunan and Sichuan all entered the hands of Wu Sangui. Jing Nan Wang Geng Zhongjing and Guangdong Pingnan Wang Shang Zhixin also responded to Wu Sangui. In addition, Guangxi, Shaanxi, Hubei and Henan successively responded to the rebellion. Just when Wu Sangui was determined to win. Chen Han, 60, stepped forward and upset Wu Sangui's plan. He is Zhang Yong, the first of the four Han Dynasties in Hexi.
Zhang Yong, a former deputy commander of the Ming Dynasty, surrendered to Azig in the second year of Shunzhi.
The study of Zhang Yong can only be understood through Zhang Yongchuan's Draft of the History of Qing Dynasty. According to the draft of the Qing Dynasty, Zhang Yong was a native of Xianning, Shaanxi Province, and was good at riding and shooting. The official to the deputy general of the Ming dynasty. In the second year of Shunzhi (1645), Zhang Yong surrendered to Azig stationed in Jiujiang. After the surrender, Zhang Yong defeated Li Zicheng's deputies Ren Zhen, Ma Ning and others many times.
On the recommendation of Hong Chengchou, the emperor shunzhi made him the right governor.
University student Hong Chengchou went to Huguang to supervise the army, and Zhang Yong requested to join the army. Shunzhi summoned Zhang Yong, and Hong Chengchou personally recommended Zhang Yong to Shunzhi. "History of the Qing Dynasty" records: "Chengchou also recommends courage, wisdom and courage, and his soldiers are excellent. Please transfer the chief commander of the right standard and give permission. " Hong Chengchou recommended Zhang Yong, saying that he was both wise and brave, and the army he led was well-equipped, so he was asked to be transferred to the position of company commanders who were running the right standard, and the emperor shunzhi agreed.
Zhang Yong entered the palace to meet the emperor shunzhi, and Shunzhi gave him official hats, official uniforms, armour, bows and arrows, and made him the right governor. When Zhang Yong was about to take office, Emperor Shunzhi ordered Sony, the Minister of the Interior, to send a message: "There are very few good generals who know courage nowadays. Military affairs cannot be suspended. Don't underestimate your enemy when you are in front of the camera. " There are few outstanding generals like Zhang Yong nowadays. Don't speculate about the military out of thin air, be flexible and flexible according to the actual situation, and don't be arrogant and underestimate the enemy. "Visible the emperor shunzhi value Zhang Yong more.
Wu Sangui rebelled, beheaded the messenger for the second time, and was blocked as an anti-Hou.
In the 12th year of Kangxi (1673), Wu Sangui rebelled, and Sichuan company commander Wu Zhimao responded to Wu Sangui's rebellion. In the 13th year of Kangxi (1674), Wu Sangui sent someone to surrender to Zhang Yong, and Zhang Yong arrested his emissary and reported it to the court. At the same time, Shaanxi satrap Wang defected and Wang began to woo him. Zhang Yong once again killed the emissary, and Emperor Kangxi rewarded Zhang Yong by making him a quiet and rebellious man.
Wu Zhimao stationed troops in Lemen and divided his troops to capture Tongwei. Zhang Yong led his troops to reinforce by Fu Qiang, and Wu Zhimao's army was defeated. Wu Zhimao called the rest of the soldiers to fight again. Zhang Yong led the attack and Wu Zhimao was defeated. Zhang Yong completely pacified Wu Zhimao's camp. After the failure of Wang He and Wu Zhimao, Wu Sangui was completely frustrated, which gave the Qing Dynasty a breathing space. The Qing army took this opportunity to gradually restore its combat effectiveness, and finally Kangxi pacified San Francisco.
When Zhang Yong went to Danshan to resist the invasion of nomadic people, he passed through Gansu and died of serious illness.
In the seventeenth year of Kangxi (1678), Zhungeer Buji galdan's army entered the Hetao area, but the Erut department was defeated by them and entered the mainland without authorization via Qinghai. Zhang Yong expelled them and ordered them to leave the customs. In the 23rd year of Kangxi (1684), Zhang Yong heard that Mongolian nomads in Qinghai were close to border cities, so he led troops to defend Danshan. When he arrived in Ganzhou, Zhang Yong was seriously ill.
When Emperor Kangxi learned that he was seriously ill, he sent a doctor and his son, Zhang Cheng, to see him. Soon after, Zhang Yong died of illness. Kangxi made him a prince and concurrently served as a surname, and posthumous title assisted Zhuang. In the eighth year of Yongzheng (1730), a fairy temple was built in Yong Zhengdi, and Zhang Yong's coffin was placed in it. In the thirty-third year of Qianlong (1768), Emperor Qianlong designated Zhang Yong as a hereditary first-class merit.