Kokang Nanming immigrants

The establishment of Nanming began when Hongguang supervised the country and officially proclaimed himself emperor. At that time, half of Jiangnan was in the hands of the Ming Dynasty, the northern part was Dashun Dynasty and Qing Dynasty, and Sichuan was Daxi Dynasty. At this time, the four countries were in a period of separatism. If the Ming Dynasty could go up and down to Qi Xin, it would have lasted for a long time. However, the continuous infighting in the late Ming Dynasty continued. At first, when Hong Guang ascended the throne, there was an orthodox and unorthodox struggle. At the same time, the Dashun dynasty was basically eliminated, and the four towns in Jiangbei in the Ming Dynasty should resist. However, Zuo Liangyu was forced to put the troops defending the north against Zuo Liangyu under the banner of the Qing Dynasty, and then the Qing army invaded the south, basically without any effective resistance. Later, Shi Kefa of Yangzhou died and Hong Guang was arrested. Wang Lu, who competed with Hong Guang for the throne, should have raised the flag in Hangzhou, but Hangzhou also surrendered. As a result, many Wang Tong claimed to be the king of a country or proclaimed himself emperor, and infighting still existed, such as Wang Lu and Tang Wang, Tang Wang's younger brother and Wang Gui. Although the king of Lu and the king of Tang were quickly destroyed, the king of Gui resisted for some time. Fortunately, the rest of the peasant army came to help, and Li Dingguo and other pillars once again made a good situation. Kong Youde and Ni Kan, two famous kings, shocked the world. However, later, there was a split within the rear area, and Sun Kewang defected and surrendered, which made the few areas left in southwest Ming quickly fall. Originally, the last battle was a bloody battle in Mopanshan, and there was still a chance to make a comeback. However, there was a traitor and most of the army's effective strength was lost. Although Wang Gui went to Myanmar, it was not safe there, and it was hard to curse the water. As Wu Sangui's army went to Myanmar to demand Wang Gui, Wang Gui (Emperor Li Yong) was finally killed in Kunming. From then on, there was no royal family in Nanming, only Zheng Chenggong's army and thirteen Kuidong families under the banner of the Ming Dynasty. The rest of Nanming's army in the southwest frontier became courageous people in today's courageous areas.