I am the prince of the Ming Dynasty, I don't give up

Chapter 456 Disenchantment
Amugulang was sent off the stage with many thanks. The naturalized Mongolians in the audience stretched out their hands one after another, wanting to shake hands with him and to comfort this old man who had suffered so much. Although they had never met him half an hour ago, they now felt the same way about Amugulang's experience.
The second plaintiff came to the stage. With the example of Amugulang in front of him, the second plaintiff naturally knew what to do.
He tearfully accused Daiqin Taiji of his past crimes, and his accusation moved many people, who cried along with him.
There is no way, it is too real. The second plaintiff said that he was forced to pay his debt by Daiqin Taiji. Almost everyone present has experienced this kind of thing. Everyone has a strong sense of substitution and can empathize with him.
This time, Daiqin Taiji did not dare to admit his crime openly as he had done before. He remained silent and used silence to refuse to cooperate.

But Jiang Jiangong had anticipated this. He immediately brought forward human and physical evidence, which proved Daiqin Taiji's guilt.

Many naturalized Mongolians who attended the meeting began to dislike this process as troublesome and redundant. In their words, there was no Taiji who had never forced someone to pay debts, and almost every Taiji had forced someone to death by forcing someone to pay debts.
But Jiang Jiangong still insisted on going through the process, showing all the evidence, and finally sentenced Daiqin Taiji according to the law, another death sentence.
Even if Daiqin Taiji remained silent, refused to cooperate, or simply denied his guilt, Jiang Jiangong had a way to prove his guilt.

Now everyone attending the meeting understood the rules of the public trial and became more involved in the trial.
Then the third plaintiff, the fourth plaintiff
On the first day, only ten crimes of Taiji of Daiqin were prepared, and the trial lasted until dark.
During this period, many naturalized Mongolians were reluctant to go to eat, because after eating, the good seats might not be available. They forgot about the cold and hunger and devoted themselves to the public trial.
After the first day of the public trial, the content of the trial spread rapidly.
After hearing the news, many former herdsmen from the Dalu tribe rushed to Guihua City to attend the public trial.

The plan for the public trial the next day was to try Daiqin for the massacre of the naturalized Mongolian tribes, but the herdsmen who came brought more crimes from Daiqin, and they strongly demanded that these crimes of Daiqin be tried.

Jiang Jiangong had to postpone the trial of the Daiqin massacre plan of the Mongolian tribes
On the second day, more than 2,000 naturalized Mongolians flocked to the public trial. Not only that, more than 2,000 naturalized Mongolians gathered outside the venue. They also wanted to participate in the public trial very much, but due to venue limitations, they had to stay outside.

The people inside the venue also took the initiative to relay the content of the trial to the people outside the venue, and for a moment there was thunderous cheers inside and outside the venue.
The next day, more than a dozen crimes of Daiqin Taiji were tried again, and the trial lasted until late at night. In the end, Daiqin Taiji was sentenced to death for more than a dozen more crimes.

On the third day, the case of Daiqin's massacre of the naturalized Mongolian tribe was finally going to trial. Although Daiqin's crimes were continuously submitted, the evidence of these crimes was not solid enough, and Jiang Jiangong did not want to delay it too long. After all, a Daiqin alone would take three or four days to be tried in public, and there were several more Taijis to come. How long would the trial end?
So Jiang Jiangong had to abandon these crimes and speed up.
On the third day, the number of people participating in the public trial reached a small peak, with more than 5,000 naturalized Mongolians gathered outside the venue, all of whom came to witness the trial.
The Daiqin massacre of the naturalized Mongolian tribes is the case with the most solid evidence among all the Daiqin cases, because it happened not long ago and there are a lot of witnesses and evidence.
One by one, the witnesses of the massacre took the stand and told the plaintiff everything that happened that day, either excitedly, calmly or angrily.
Let everyone know what happened that day. Although many naturalized Mongolians have heard about the massacre, they don't know much about the details.
Besides, how can hearing the personal accounts of those who have experienced it be more impactful than hearing various rumors?
The stories told by the eyewitnesses made everyone feel as if they had experienced the massacre in person.
Many naturalized Mongolians even felt physically sick from the descriptions of those who witnessed it.
This made the trial process more difficult for everyone.
After sufficient evidence was presented, Jiang Jiangong pronounced the verdict, and Daiqin was sentenced to death again, but the execution method was Lingchi.
In the end, Jiang Jiangong made the final sentence of the heaviest punishment, which was death by slicing.
The three-day trial made Daiqin Taiji look much older. He did not realize his mistakes. He just hated himself for falling into the hands of the Ming army. When he heard about the death penalty by slow slicing, his eyes were still filled with fear. However, his previous words were too absolute, and he also knew that it was useless for him to beg for mercy. No one would let him go, so he maintained his last stubbornness and dignity.
However, the case of the massacre of naturalized Mongolian tribes was not completely concluded. Daiqin still had many accomplices who had not been tried. These were not tried in the public trial, but in a branch venue.
After Daiqin Taiji was tried, it was the other Taijis' turn. With Daiqin Taiji's example, more and more naturalized Mongolians came forward to identify the Taijis' crimes.

One by one, the taijis with prominent surnames were pushed to the dock. Which taiji did not have blood debt? It was just a matter of how much. Then, one by one, the taijis were sentenced. This indicated that the grassland aristocracy system on the grassland began to collapse in the hearts of the naturalized Mongolians.
Through this public trial, the naturalized Mongolians recognized the true colors of the Mongolian nobles, completed the disenchantment of the Mongolian nobles, and cut off the "braids in their hearts".
This is also the reason why Zhu Houxuan took so much trouble to hold such a public trial.
He wanted to humiliate these Mongolian taijis and khans and eliminate their influence on the grasslands, but how to humiliate them was definitely something that required a lot of methods and techniques.
Ordinary trial methods and content cannot impress the naturalized Mongolians who have only completed prenatal education.
If we use the reason that these Taijis often invaded the Ming Dynasty from the south and brought various disasters to the people of the Ming Dynasty as an excuse to judge them in this public trial, the effect will definitely be very poor.
Because the naturalized Mongolians who attended the conference had no way of empathizing with the people of the Ming Dynasty
If these Mongolian taijis and khans acted like softies and cowards, it would be easier for the naturalized Mongolians to disenchant the Mongolian nobles, but this thing is very difficult to control.
(End of this chapter)