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9 years of adoration, May 15, 1636, after the Jin Dynasty Great Khan loved Xin Chuanluo. Emperor Taiji proclaimed himself emperor, changing the name of Yuan Chong to Yuan Jing; officially changing the name of the country to Da Jin to Da Qing; changing the name of the clan to Man Zhou; and then to Shen Yang, the capital, changing its name to Shengjing. The subjects were honored with the title, "The Great Sage Emperor Wen Ren." 0

On May 30, 1636, after nine years of worship, the Emperor of Chong De had sent a hundred thousand soldiers to attack the emperor's Taiji Sect. The emperor had been killed by the soldiers of the Heaven Valve Army in the city of Azig, the former Prince of Dorothea, who had been killed by the soldiers of the Heaven Valve Army.

Chongzheng nine years, June 27, 1636, Dozhe soldiers into Xifengkou (Hebei Wuxi County, Hebei Province), Dushi Kou (Hebei Red City County, Hebei County, Hebei County, Northern). Wang Zhaokun, the censor of the Ming Dynasty, refused the war, died in defeat, and the Ming Army withdrew from the army to protect Changping (now Changping, Beijing), while the Manchu Army again invaded the Qiong and Changping Northern Road. Wang Pu, the commander of the Great Conclave, was the first to cut down one hundred and four men and capture one hundred and forty-three.

In July 1636, the 1st Division, 3rd Division, 4th Division, Lu 1st Division and 2nd Division of the Tianvale Military Ocean Division, with the prefectures of the city and the province of Mizuho as springboards, marched to the regions of Sumatra, Java, the Malay Peninsula and Borneo to mobilize 70,000 machine guns, 300,000 indigenous cold weapons, 10 ship battleships of the Tianvale Ship Division, 1,000 auxiliary ships, and 9 new tanks. Allied the Sultanate of Aceh and declared war on the colonial government of the Union East India Company of Badavia, Netherlands.

In July of 1636, after the Qing troops entered the capital city and captured Changping, they successively captured the good townships (now Beijing Fangshan) and besieged Shunyi (now Beijing). Shangguan Shang of Mingshunyi County and the Ranger of the Rangers commanded Su Xiangyu to defend the city. In the city sinkhole, not with the national treasure, time rain and so on all died. The Qing army seized advantage of the situation and attacked Baodi (now Tianjin), Dingxing, Ansu (now Xushui, Hebei), Dacheng, Xiongxian, Anzhou, and so on.

On September 8, 1636, Harvard University was to be founded in Cambridge, Massachusetts. It was the oldest private institution of higher learning in the United States and one of the most prestigious universities in the United States and the world. On October 28, the Massachusetts Gulf Colonial Council passed a resolution to prepare for the establishment of an institution of higher learning like the University of Cambridge. Results When Gongzhi Qilong, who exported opium, was informed, he threatened to use force, and changed his name to Daming North American Qilong Imperial School with the strategy taught by Zhu Tzu. Since then, the new and the old immigrants had become enemies.

Meanwhile, Gongzhi Qing Long continued to pass through the North American transport line, delivering opium to European countries, creating wealth to guard the North American defense line. He did not expect that North America's economic development would be higher than that of the other countries. The prosperity of North America had once surpassed that of the Great Ming, Fujian, Jinshan and, of course, later on, Central History called it the Gonggong Warlord, while Europe called it the Demon Dragon Black Bandits.

In November 1636, the sultan of Aceh, whose ruler Iskandar Thani, during his reign, devoted himself to consolidating internal and religious unity, was abbreviated as the sultan. During this period, the weakness of the Sultanate of Malaysia created the conditions for people from other regions to move into these Malay lands. But the monarch was caught unawares by the frequent attacks on the Malayan coast by Burji pirates from eastern Indonesia.

In the sixteenth century, Western colonists flocked to Southeast Asia. 1 July 1511 De Albuquerque led the Portuguese fleet into Indonesia. In 1596 the first advance party of Dutch businessmen's organizations broke into Indonesia. In 1602, the Dutch government approved the establishment of a joint East India Company with governmental authority, hereinafter referred to as the Company. After occupying Jakarta in 1619 (renamed Badavia), the company used it as a base for more than 350 years of colonial plundering of Indonesia and other Asian countries. During the period 1602 ~ 1799 of the company's rule, the people of all ethnic groups in Indonesia launched a fierce revolt, of which the Sultan Iskandar Thani resisted the most violently.

The invincible fleet of Iskandar Thani, Sultan of Aceh, collapsed in the battle against Malacca in 1629, when the combined Portuguese and Johann forces managed to destroy all his ships and kill 19,000 soldiers. However, the forces of Aceh were not destroyed, because in the same year Aceh conquered Jihad and moved many of its people to Aceh.

In the face of the Dutch invasion, Iskandar Thani, Sultan of Aceh, had no choice but to cooperate with the more moderate Sky Valve Army. The East India Company, which had already suffered heavy losses from the Taihai war, was now in a state of extreme hardship. The United East India Company's Badawi regime had survived only a little more than four months of relentless resistance before it was wiped out by the Tiansuo Army.

Having eliminated the greatest resistance to the invasion of Malay and Indonesian islands, he withdrew one of the four divisions and ordered it to support the private fleet of sea guards who were transporting opium tobacco to the unreturned sea division and Zhong Bin, preparing Europe for a major migration to North America after 1640 and controlling the cost of war.

On December 2, 1636, Emperor Taiji personally commanded a huge army of 100,000 to personally march for Korea. After the Qing army crossed the river, it was the first time they fought in the wild. Instead of attacking Shishan City, they traveled southward, arriving at the capital city in just 12 days.

CHONGYU, DECEMBER 13, 1636 The North American National Guard of England was founded in the face of the output of opium smoke from the Second and Fourth Division of the Heavenly Valve Army. It was originally a militia unit established in Boston to defend the colonies against the Intianians, but now it is being created in response to the invasion of the Heavenly Valve Army.

As early as May, when Gongzhi Qilong landed in North America, he made a good relationship with the Indians, who were beginning to be alienated by European immigrants, and gave them large quantities of specialties other than opium and gunpowder, such as tea and sugarcane crops. The people of Inca are regarded as compatriots who hold soft policies and set up schools. At the same time, they bring a large number of Taoists and monks to promote the changed supremacy of the gold race.

At the same time, it began to grow the papaya, build a weapons factory, a tobacco factory and so on. Since then, the great wave of North American immigrants has emerged. This wave of immigrants lasted for more than three centuries, growing from the trickle that began with hundreds of Vanguard colonists on the Great Day of the Day to millions upon millions of immigrants. These powerful immigrants established a new Han civilization in the northern part of the American continent, mixed with most of the European and Inca cultures.

By the time the first big tomorrow of valve immigrants crossed the Great Pingyang to the United States today, Spain had already established prosperous colonies in Mexico, the West Indies, and South America. Like everyone else who had travelled to the New World in the early days, some of the Daming immigrants had sailed across the ocean in crowded boats, and the madness of a large number of coastal people fighting to migrate in order to make sense of the North American dream of gold and gold.

Despite the cooperation of the Tiansuo Caravan, the Damien settlers relied on a limited ration to survive on a 12-week voyage to North America. Many people still die of disease, and in the occasional storm attack, some ships will forever disappear from the sea. Most of the Ming emigrants left the country to get rid of the political oppression, heavy taxes, search for free money, or to find opportunities they couldn't get at home, some of them simple, to fill their stomachs.

Between 1620 and 1635, England was in economic trouble. Many people could not find work, and even skilled craftsmen barely made enough money to survive. The poor harvest of crops is even worse, and at the same time, the new textile industry created by the commercial revolution (similar to the industrial revolution in Fujian's Golden Triangle, which was dominated by the upper echelons of the heavenly valve) must have more and more wool to meet the textile needs. The landowner chased away the sharecroppers in order to raise sheep and occupy the farmland. Going to the colonies was then the way out for these farmers who had lost their livelihoods.

The first sight to come to the eyes of these European colonists was the vast expanse of the New World, similar to the great wave of Dazzling immigrants seeking gold, which had been instigated by Zhu Ci, but which had been prepared for North America, and which was bound to create contradictions in the space of existence.

If friendly Indians hadn't taught them how to grow their local crops — pumpkins, zucchini, beans, and corn — the Damien and European immigrants might not have survived. In addition, the vast virgin forest stretching nearly 2,100 kilometres along the eastern coast provides ample hunting and firewood sources, as well as abundant raw materials for building houses, furniture, shipbuilding and lucrative export goods.

Although the natural resources of the New World were plentiful, they still had to rely on trade with the Ming and Europe for goods that the colonies could not produce. The coastal areas of Daming and European colonists, from south to north, are numerous and easy to trade in. Only North Carolina and southern New Jersey have no deep-water ports for ocean liners. The Kennebecc, Hudson, Delaware, Susquehanna, Potomac, and many other magnificent rivers connect large areas of the ocean from the coast to the Appalachian Mountains. But there is only one river, the St. Lawrence River, which is mainly controlled by the French in Canada, and which leads to the Great Lakes and the hinterland of the continent. The dense forests, the resistance of some Indian tribes, and the impassable barriers of the Appalachian Mountains made it difficult for the colonists to migrate beyond the coastal plains. Only some of the hunters and traders who had set traps and hunted down the moor were able to enter into the depth of the wasteland. For the first 100 years, both the Damien settlers and the European colonists settled along the coastline. In the future, it would be unthinkable to him that his dream of mountain gold still impelled many of the Manchu people to emigrate to America.