Cui Ying was born in a wealthy aristocratic family in Tieyuan County, gangwon, but he is diligent and honest, modest and not greedy for wealth. /kloc-In the 1950s of 0/4, Cui Ying was highly valued by the North Korean army and Gongcheng, korean king, for repelling the harassment of the Japanese for many times.
1352, Cui Ying became a national hero for putting down the Rixin rebellion. From 65438 to 0355, Cui Ying was sent to the Yuan Dynasty to pacify the Red Scarf Army and won 30 victories. After returning to North Korea, Cui Ying truthfully reported the internal turmoil in the Yuan Dynasty to King Gongcheng. King Gongcheng felt that it was time to recover the territory occupied by the Yuan Dynasty in the north. To Wang Dawei's delight, Cui Ying occupied many towns west of the Yalu River for him.
Cui Ying briefly served as a local official of North Korea. During his tenure, he devoted himself to improving agricultural production to cope with famine and was loved by the Korean people. 1363, Cui Rong successfully quelled the rebellion of a North Korean minister and repelled the Mongolian army that came to support the rebellion.
He was framed and exiled for opposing the corruption of Yun Xin, a high-ranking monk who respected the King. However, after Xin's death, Cui Rong was reinstated and sent to drive away the enemy and remove the remaining Mongolian troops on Jeju Island. Cui Ying won Jeju Island through fierce fighting with Mongols. 1376, Japanese pirates occupied Duke Zhou of Korea. Cui Ying and his subordinate Li Chenggui defeated the Japanese pirates and recaptured the Duke of Zhou.
/kloc-In the 4th century, China began to rise in the Ming Dynasty, driving the Mongolian Yuan back to Mongolia and occupying part of the territory of Northeast Korea. 1388, King Koryo ordered Li Chenggui to send troops to recover the land occupied by the Yuan Dynasty and attack Liaodong Peninsula. With the support of North Korean ministers and people, Li Chenggui launched a mutiny. Cui Ying fought a duel with the returning Li Chenggui army, but was defeated. Cui Ying was exiled to Levin and later executed by Li Chenggui. 1360/136 1 year, under the command of Mr. Guan and Toupan, the main force of the Red Scarf Army in Liaodong successively conquered Xijing (now Pyongyang) and the North Korean capital (now Kaesong), and the North Korean people persecuted by the big manor owners joined in one after another. North Korea's northwest border guards collapsed. The North Korean ruler urgently called the Southeast Army for reinforcements. Follow the commander-in-chief and northwest military envoy Li twice to the north to fight against the Red Scarf Army. In the final battle of Peiping, together with, Zheng, An You and others, 200,000 troops decisively defeated their opponents. In the past two years, he was promoted to be a constant servant of Zuo Sanqi, and received a classic book (equivalent to China's history of rites).
1363, together with An Yuqing, put down Jin Yong's rebellion in Wangxing Temple, and was awarded the title of "first-class loyalty, dedication, saving lives and saving the wounded and dying heroes", which was promoted to the position of deputy director.
1364 served as the governor of northwest China, with the famous commander-in-chief of the Wang Party and grand marshal of the capital, Qing Ganxing. In the first year of Yuan Dynasty, Cui Yun, with the support of Yuan, established the Dexing Army in Korea to attack Korea, trying to recover the Shuangcheng and Helan areas (now the Gaima Plateau) north of Tielingguan occupied by the disorderly army. At this time, it was the territory of Jurchen), at the same time, it eliminated the royalist forces in power in North Korea and made North Korea become a vassal state loyal to Mongolia again. But Cui Kun was repelled by Cui Ying, and he was also captured.
1365, he followed the aristocratic conservative forces of two classes and opposed the "demon monk" Yun Xin who led the reform. Was demoted to chicken Lin Yin, took the title, and was exiled.
137 1 year, Yun Xin was reinstated after stepping down and was responsible for examination and approval.
1374, Yang Guang, Jeolla and Qingshangdao were appointed as the general envoys to quell the Humu rebellion and promoted to the third secretary of the provincial judges (equivalent to the third secretary of China in the early Northern Song Dynasty).
1376, the Japanese army attacked Sannan, and Marshal Park Yuan-kyu failed in his conquest and returned in a fiasco. Cui Ying and Hongshan Yu defeated the enemy and sealed the iron court.
1377 Japanese troops invaded Xijiang and 1378 invaded Shengtianfu (Fengde), both of which were repelled by Cui Ying and Li Chenggui. It was the year when he was appointed as an official of the social security bureau.
1380, King Koryo wanted to move his capital to Tieyuan because of repeated harassment by the Japanese, but Cui Ying, then commander-in-chief of the Navy and in charge of the Southeast Army, persuaded him to give up.
138 1, promoted to "in charge of the third division",1resigned in 1998. At this time, after decades of war, North Korea has formed two military groups led by former comrades-in-arms Cui Ying and Li Chenggui. They are all divided from the Wang Party represented by Qing Qianxing and others, and they all strongly advocate maintaining North Korea's independence and consolidating and expanding the Gaima Plateau. However, the military group represented by Cui Ying is conservative and actively advocates military expansion to Liaodong. However, they gradually came into conflict with the Li Chenggui clique, and they realized that there were many domestic ills in North Korea, and the old two aristocratic classes could not continue to rule. As the result of China's anti-Mongolian war became clear, Cui Ying's thought gradually moved towards "uniting against Ming". This opposition was actually the opposition between two forces and two kinds of thinking in South Korea at that time.
1388, when he was a janitor (acting as the prime minister), the Ming Dynasty wanted to ask North Korea for the Tieling Wei he occupied (namely, the General Administration of Yuan Shuangcheng), but korean king refused and joined forces with the Mongolian remnant "Beiyuan" to resist the Ming Dynasty.
In February, with the help of Cui Ying, the King of Qi refused to listen to Li Chenggui's well-meaning advice and decided to conquer the Ming Dynasty.
In April, Cui Ying served as the commander-in-chief of the Eighth Route Army, Cao Min as the commander-in-chief of the left army and Li Chenggui as the commander-in-chief of the right army, and led hundreds (actually about 340,000) troops to Liaodong. Trying to get into a place
Step by step to expand the territory. However, this kind of behavior is obviously a bit overreaching. The sober Li Chenggui Group felt that it had to rise to save the country, so it decided to rebel.
On May 7, the North Korean army arrived in Yalu River and was stationed in Weihua Island.
At the end of May, Li Chenggui got a response from the army, defected back to the army in the name of conquering the rebels, defeated the Guards led by King Shu and Cui Ying in one fell swoop, sent troops to Beijing and surrounded the palace.
On June 3, Wang was captured alive.
On June 5th, Cui Ying was exiled to Hepu and sent back to Jing Kai to be executed. Later "loyalty".
On June 8th, the King of Qi was deposed, exiled to Jianghua Island and executed.
A generation of heroes thus ended their miserable lives. He became another Liu Yi and Wang Sengbian. However, with the rise of modern nationalism, Cui Ying, a military politician who advocated and led North Korea's territorial expansion (the last territorial expansion), gradually gained universal respect.