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25: 251:, Volume 129:「胡美,沔陽人。初名廷瑞,避太祖字,易名美。初仕陳友諒,為江西行省丞相,守龍興。太祖既下江州,遣使招諭美。美遣使鄭仁傑詣九江請降,且請無散部曲。太祖初難之,劉基蹴所坐胡床。太祖悟,賜書報曰:「鄭仁傑至,言足下有效順之誠,此足下明達也;又恐分散所部,此足下過慮也。吾起兵十年,奇才英士,得之四方多矣。有能審天時,料事機,不待交兵,挺然委身來者,嘗推赤心以待,隨其才任使之,兵少則益之以兵,位卑則隆之以爵,財乏則厚之以賞,安肯散其部曲,使人自危疑,負來歸之心哉?且以陳氏諸將觀之,如趙普勝驍勇善戰,以疑見戮。猜忌若此,竟何所成。近建康龍灣之役,予所獲長張、梁鉉、彭指揮諸人,用之如故,視吾諸將,恩均義一。長張破安慶水寨,梁鉉等攻江北,並膺厚賞。此數人者,其自視無複生理,尚待之如此,況如足下不勞一卒,以完城來歸者耶?得失之機,間不容髮,足下當早為計。」美得書,乃遣康泰至九江來降。太祖遂如龍興,至樵舍。美以陳氏所授丞相印及軍民糧儲之數來獻,迎謁於新城門。太祖慰勞之,俾仍舊官。」 171:
a difficult choice, then Liu Ji suggested it and Zhu wrote a letter to explain it. In the end, Hu Mei led the crowd to request surrender, but Zhu Yuanzhang still allowed him to retain his old post. After Hu Mei surrendered, his subordinates Kang Tai (康泰) and Zhu Zong (祝宗) still refused to surrender and rebelled, capturing Hongdu.
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and served as Chancellor of Jiangxi Province (江西行省丞相), guarding Longxing. Zhu Yuanzhang captured Jiangzhou and sent an envoy to persuade Hu Mei to surrender. Hu Mei sent Zheng Renjie (鄭仁傑) to ask for surrender, but he requested that his troops not be disbanded. Zhu Yuanzhang was initially faced with
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Later, he became the "General Who Conquered the South" (征南將軍). He invaded Fujian and successively captured Shangguan (杉關), Guangze (光澤),
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put down the rebellion, but Zhu Yuanzhang refused to kill Kang Tai because he was Hu Mei's nephew. After that, Hu Mei captured
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