Nanjing Spring Daniao Photography

The reason why 72 Japanese pirates were able to capture the Ming Dynasty alive until Nanjing, I think, was not the ferocity of those 72 Japanese pirates and Thailand, but the incompetence of the Ming army.

These 72 pirates stole from Jiangsu and Zhejiang, burned and looted all the way, and killed all the way to Nanjing. At that time, 72 of them massacred as many as 3000 people. During the time they killed these 3000 people, they were not injured or killed. What kind of master can do this? I think their level is definitely there, but mainly because the Ming army is too rubbish.

We all know that Qi Jiguang and Qi Jiguang, two famous enemies, are very strict with their own Qigujun. In fact, there are not many people in the Qijia army, but it is this army with many people but very strict discipline that can beat the enemy out of the water. On the other hand, these 72 Japanese pirates killed all the way to Nanjing, where they fought with us in China. The soldiers sent by the Ming dynasty also suffered more than 900 casualties, failed to kill one enemy, and let the enemy escape under their noses.

I think the main reason is that the soldiers in Nanjing had no combat experience at all, and the generals guarding the city at that time had no fighting consciousness and strategic layout. All they know is to go up and fight those 72 people. Fight if you can, and run if you can't. I don't know how to find some people to find out the details of their 72 people and where they live, so as to give them a sneak attack or encirclement and suppression or something. So because they didn't have any sense of fighting, and these 72 people were well-trained Japanese pirates, it finally led to such a shameful thing.