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Three years in Chongzhen, in the beginning of May 1630, Yao Xiaoshan was dressed in the clothes of a half-Dutch and a half-pirate, and he watched the peasants who were in charge grow sugar. These farmers were all in Chongzhen in the year of 1628, when Fujian was hit by another drought, the number of hungry people was very high. With the support of Xiong Wencai, Zheng Chi-long once again recruited tens of thousands of people who had been affected by the disaster in Kan and Quan. He ordered "three silver taels for each person and one head for the ox" and shipped them to the high officials to settle down. In the history of the major powers, Zheng Chilong was the first person to organize large-scale immigration. His contribution also laid a solid foundation for the Sky Valve Army to regain their main forces.

In the area of Yong-Kang District, Tainan City, after careful observation, Yao discovered a man named Guo Huaiyi, who was engaged in colonization. At that time, the Chinese planted cash crops such as jute and rice in Yong-kang area and developed into a trading village, namely, the village of Oilcar, with Guo Huaiyi as the local leader and the Dutch literature as Gouqua Faet. Because of the loss of the Dutch East India Company, and because of the many defeats caused by the fight with the Tianvale Army, and of course the loss of money, the Dutchman continued to raise taxes, which at last caused the Chinese to be displeased.

Amongst the Chinese, Guo Huai was one of those who had an obvious resistance. When Yao Xiaoshan investigated Guo Huai, he found out that Guo Huai was once Zheng Chilong's general. Due to the annexation of Zheng's estate by the Heaven Valve Army, Yao Xiaoshan had no way of controlling it, so he could only arrange for people to take action. Under Yao Xiaoshan's meticulous arrangements, Guo Huai had planned to start a war.

Not only the Chinese, but also the aboriginals, particularly after the Mudo Creek incident, began with the Mudo Creek incident, which had taken place in Zongzhen in 1629, when Peter Neuiz, the third Taiwanese governor, had sent 62 Dutch soldiers to the Mudo Society in search of the "Chinese pirates." But the aboriginals, who had long been dissatisfied with the Dutch colonists' killing of their compatriots, their demands for land, and their forced youth to serve, had been forced to submit to the Dutch colonists' force, pretending to help while at the same time using their knowledge of local geography to make it impossible for the Dutch soldiers. One evening, after the search had ended, 62 Dutch soldiers were on their way back through Mudskin Creek, and the natives who accompanied them were carrying guns for the soldiers and carrying them on their backs to help them cross the river. There was no doubt that he was the one the soldiers were carrying, but when they were halfway to the water, all of them suddenly crouched down and pushed their loads into the water, forcing them to drink and drowning all the Dutch soldiers.

Chief Nouiz was greatly angered by the tragedy, but when it came to the incident at Mai Tin, and the Mi Tin incident at Ma Tin, of course, it was said that the Chinese and Japanese were involved in the smuggling trade in Taiwan before the Dutch occupied it. After the Dutch occupied Taiwan, Japanese merchants and Dutch merchants competed for Chinese goods in Taiwan, so there was a considerable conflict of interest. Since 1625, the Dutch ruling authorities had begun to levy a 10% tax on the export of goods by Japanese merchants from Taiwan, but because the Japanese had come to Taiwan to do business earlier than the Dutch, and because the Dutch had a tax exemption on the import of goods into Japan, the Japanese refused to pay taxes to the Dutch, which resulted in a dispute between the two sides. In the same year, a batch of raw silk purchased by the Japanese was confiscated by the Dutch authorities for refusing to pay taxes, and relations between the two sides deteriorated.

In 1626, the Japanese Militia led ships to Taiwan to buy raw silk and attempted to borrow a sailboat from the Dutch authorities to return the goods to Fujian, but they were rejected by the Dutch authorities. It was the Militia who, knowing that the indigenous people of the New Harbor Society were not well treated by the Dutch authorities and resented the Dutch, lured sixteen indigenous people back to Japan in 1627 and prepared to encourage the Masju to take anti-Dutch action.

In the spring of 1628, the Militia returned with four hundred and seventy companions, including the first sixteen natives. The Dutch governor of Taiwan was Pieter Nuyts, who had been informed that the Japanese ship carried soldiers, guns, and other weapons on board at the time of its arrival. As a result, a large number of weapons and gunpowder had been found on board the ship, and the Dutch authorities had detained all the weapons and gunpowder and placed it under house arrest for nearly a week. Sixteen aborigines had been put in prison. The Dutch authorities rejected Mr Hamada's demands for weapons and gunpowder, the release of 16 aboriginals, the supply of ships to Fujian to pick up goods, and permission to return to Japan. Therefore, he took violent measures, leading dozens of Japanese to break into Peter Nuitz's house and abduct him and his son. Following consultations between the two sides, the son of Peter Nuitz was taken hostage and returned to Japan with Binada.

After the Japanese returned to Japan, the son of Peter Nuitz and his Dutch crew were put in prison and the Dutch business in Pinghu was closed. Although the Netherlands has negotiated with Japan several times to resume trade, it has not been successful. Sensing the seriousness of the situation, Badavia dismissed Peter Neuiz in 1629 and sentenced him to two years in prison (until 1632, when he was extradited by the Netherlands to Japan for imprisonment, the Dutch trade in Japan was restored).

It was delayed because of the Bimboldo incident, which was dealt with in the case of the Soybean Creek incident. As soon as Puttans succeeded the governor, Liu Xiang, who had survived a previous naval battle with the Heavenly Valve Army, was dissatisfied with the Dutch trying to repair the ship with the Heavenly Valve Army (Puttans had been scared off, and after the first one had struck, he had incited the Framers, that is, the Spanish and Portuguese, to come and hit the enemy's ships, and had been beaten many times, and finally had to make a real deal of it, because the Framers had to pay for their money and the Dutch Army would have to report to the Council of the Heavenly Valve Army, so he had to pay for it, but now he had no money) and announced that the Dutch merchant ships would be hijacked several times. Note: Fowler is unable to distinguish clearly when the time comes, here all refer to Spain, Portuguese.

Puttans, who had gone mad, was relieved to see that the Heaven's Gate Army had not taken over after so many victories. On May 17, 1630, three years after Chongzhen's arrival, Patterson personally led 1,500 Dutch troops and 2,000 New Port Society aboriginals to attack the Society. On his orders, Dutch soldiers killed anyone they saw, and on the first day 260 of them were killed. Patterson also ordered the burning of all homes, and more than three thousand were destroyed. On June 1, the Society finally surrendered to the Dutch and said it was ready to accept the Dutch government's rule.

After that, Patterson wanted to use this successful operation to push his troops to the east and to the west. In the end, he forced the Xiao Long Society, the Big Eyes Descending (now Xinhua Town), the Baijalu Bay (now Jingan Village), the Duo Country (now Dongshan Village), and the Little Liuzhong Society to surrender. Although the natives surrendered, they were still not completely subservient. Patterson began using the missionaries to spread the bad news about the Chinese, which was used to divide the natives and the Chinese. Just when Patterson was about to pull back and deal with Lau (the two were at loggerheads because of their disagreement with the Sky Valve Army).

Liu Xiang, on the other hand, was faster than he was. Before dawn on the morning of May 19, 1630, he used the moon as a shield to attack the Dutchman's castle, Gelan, with a force of more than six hundred men. He had already climbed the walls with a ladder. Detected by Dutch sentries, Liu Xiang led his troops to flee after being fired and shelled. A few days later, the pirate group left Taiwan from Kaohsiung, and on May 20 they met with the Tianvale Army at Jinmen Square. Li Dan's son, Li Guo-bao, surrendered to the Tianvale Army, while Liu Xiang was defeated again.

On May 23, 1630, Guo Huai invited friends and village chiefs from nearby villages to his home to discuss the uprising and the expulsion of the Dutch. They were scheduled to be invited by Guo Huai Yi to a banquet on June 6, the night after the harvest day, to kill them. Then, pretending to escort the Dutch governor back, he defrauded the city gates and destroyed the invader's lair, Géran, in one fell swoop.

However, Guo Huai had never thought that his younger brother Guo Baoyu would become the traitor that betrayed him, and wanted to report their plans to the Dutch chief. Before Guo Baoyu had even arrived on the road for long, he was suddenly stopped by Yao Xiaoshan, who said, "Oh!" It's Brother Guo! "Unfortunately, I am the interpreter of Sir Timur. You saw me last time, didn't you?"

Guo Baoyu looked carefully, and it was indeed the translator of Yao Sam, and he knew that this person was very favored by Sir Ruam, because they heard that he was once a subordinate of Zheng Zilong, after Zheng lost his power, he stole two large merchant ships of the Heaven Valve Army to Tirumu, hoping to get a name of him, and even plotted to rob a few merchant ships of the Heaven Valve Army. Although the probability of his success was very low, but his actions had proven his loyalty to the Dutch, and he was truly a pug.

Guo Baoyu immediately wagged his tail at Yao Sam and said, "Sir Sam, I have something important to report to Lord Tiru Amma."

Yao Sam, who was also known as Yao Xiaoshan, said to his subordinate, "He said that he had something to report to his excellency. Do you think that his excellency will be able to see some random people when he's free?" With that, he adjusted the pirate hat with his left hand and made a gesture with his right hand as if he was making money.

Seeing this, Guo Baoyu immediately took out a few taels of silver and was about to place it on Yao Xiaoshan's right hand. It was unknown whether it was Yao Xiaoshan's hand that was shaking, but he was unable to catch it in time and the silver fell to the ground. Guo Baoyu went into a daze and knelt down to examine the silver. One of the silver coins was at the feet of Yao Xiaoshan's follower. Yao Xiaoshan turned his head and gave him a meaningful look. That follower then stepped heavily on Guo Baoyu's silver hand.

Guo Baoyu screamed miserably over and over, Yao Xiaoshan said in a low voice, "You want to send this official away with just this little bit of silver?"

Guo Baoyu held back his tears and said, "Sir Sam, when I report this to the Lord, I'll be paid a lot of silver. I'll give it to the Chief when the time comes."

Yao Xiaoshan smiled, "Oh!" This official is so pitiful! I want you to give me some silver. "

Guo Baoyu tried to move his follower's foot away, but he found that the foot was too thick and strong to move at all. The more he moved, the more his foot hurt, and he cried, "Sir, Sir, my hand!" He could only say, "The officer received the silver and gave it to me."

When the follower saw Yao Xiaoshan's signal, he withdrew his foot. Guo Baoyu shook his bloody hand, hating himself greatly. However, he was a red man with a red beard, so he could only swallow his anger.

Yao Xiaoshan gave Guo Baoyu a light kick. "What's the big deal? Can you get Chief Officer to give me some silver taels?!"

Guo Baoyu held back the pain in his hand and said, "Sir, Guo Huai wants to rebel." With that, he recounted Guo Huai's agreement.

Yao Xiaoshan asked curiously, "I've heard that Chief Eunuch Guo is your blood brother."

Guo Baoyu said, "Yes, sir. This Guo Huai is a traitor. I had no choice but to exterminate my parents."

Yao Xiaosu nodded and said, "Let's go!" Go with me to your brother and ask him if he wants to rebel.

Guo Baoyu asked curiously, "But Guo Huai has gathered thousands of people. I'm afraid …"

Yao Xiaoshan nodded and said, "Oh!" So that's how it is. You're afraid that if we go, we won't be able to come back, but do you think I'm an idiot? "Damned traitor!"

Guo Baoyu listened for a long time before reacting, his entire body trembling uncontrollably.

When Guo Huai saw that his own younger brother actually dared to betray him, he felt a great pain in his heart. He pulled out a knife and personally beheaded Guo Baoyu on the spot. He was sad that he didn't expect his own younger brother to betray him.

Not only did Guo Huai's brother want to snitch on him, but his sworn brother also wanted to snitch on him. If not for his well-planned arrangement, Guo Huai Yi would have been in trouble. On the evening of the Chinese Festival, they proceeded according to plan, with Guo Huai inviting the Dutch officials to dinner and taking the opportunity to kill them. Then, pretending to escort the Dutch chief back, they worked with Yao Xiaoshan to open the gates of the city. Hidden in the shadows, the Tianzheng army's underground troops also followed suit and attacked the outer city of Gelan. The three divisions of the army and navy, who had received the news earlier, left the port a few days earlier, working with the army and two divisions of the army and the native forces to recapture their troops. At the same time, they expelled Santo Santo Domingo and San Salvador, which were both occupied by the Spaniards, from their attack on Spaniards and surrounded by the chicken coop in Shanghai and the city of San Salvador.

When Spain's powerful machine gun and artillery offensive in the Heavenly Valve Army was announced, it surrendered.

As for the Dutch in the outer city of Gelan, when the outer city was breached, they used firearms to protect the inner city. Together with the Meet Castle, the Yar Model Castle, Campbell Fei Castle, and Forrexinen Castle, they protected the inner city and also formed a threat against the underground forces of the Heaven Valve Army (a division of the Intelligence Service).

Since the members of the Underground Party didn't have any machine guns, only explosives and cold weapons, they were naturally no match for the enemy. That day, a division of the Imperial Guard and Army landed on the shore under the transport of the Seamen.

Before the preparations for the battle were completed, Chen Ziwen, as chief of staff, wrote a letter asking the surrendered Dutch captives to send it to the inner city, where it was conveyed to the Dutch colonial chief, Governor Patterson, asking him to surrender. There were a few lines in the letter: "But Taiwan had long been run by the Chinese, and the land of China... "Since I have come here today, it belongs to me." It is an indelible truth to point out clearly that China's recovery is an indelible one.

However, the aggressive Patterson still tried to resist at risk. Li Lianjie ordered the army to close in on the city, and the Sky Valve Army artillery to launch an attack on the city. All the aboriginals around Scarlet Mountain City came to the aid of the Heavenly Valve Army, countless of them sent water and food, all the Chinese people in the city (beautiful captured military prostitutes and handsome male servants) also sent the message to the Heavenly Valve Army, the fate of the colonists was completely in the hands of the Heavenly Valve Army.

In front of the new Sky Valve artillery, the city of Gelan only lasted two days and three nights. More than a thousand enemy troops (not only Dutch, but also some traitors) were killed and wounded.

But the Red Cliff City was even more miserable, it only lasted for one day, and then the outer wall was broken. The Sky Valve Army's machine gun soldiers did not have any wall to stop them, and successfully killed their way in, breaking the Red Block City.

Faced with the destruction of the walls of the city, as well as the powerful long-range artillery attack of the Tiantong Army, Patterson was exhausted. He wanted to raise the white flag and declare his surrender. Unexpectedly, before he could give the order, countless of Sky Valve Army's machine gun cavalry charged into the office. After sniping a few Dutch soldiers who were still trying to fight back, Patterson put his hands behind his back and was pushed to his knees by a falcon sniper named Wen Xidi.

Li Lianjie, the commander in chief of this battle, sat with Chen Ziwen in the flimsy officer's office, which had bombarded the cannon, and while he was interrogating Puttans in public (the room also had a stone wall that showed the intensity of the war), he was intimidated by Taiwan's resurgence.