I am one year older than Chongzhen

Hedanbaat'er, Karitu and others discovered the vanguard of the Jin Army more than 600 miles away from Xinghe City in a straight line.

The Hou Jin army set out from Shengjing on the fifth day of the first lunar month. Because they had to wait for the Mongolian tribes to join the alliance, they traveled less than two thousand miles for a month.

Although Karitu, Hedanbaat'er, and Morigen were illiterate, they could not read either Chinese or Mongolian characters.

But they were able to learn war in the war, especially during the period of following Huang Yi, these leaders learned many tactics.

The Hou Jin army was not arrogant. The number of men and horses in the vanguard was one Jia La, and the number of men and horses was close to 1,500.

This group of people is a mix of Jiannu and Tatars. Among them, the real slaves should be two Niu Lu who are not satisfied with the number of members, and their number is about 500.

Of course there were sentries, rangers, and scouts passing news back and forth as they marched.

Huang Yi often killed chickens with a knife, and even used hundreds of cavalry to count a few probing horses. Hedanbaat'er, Karitu, etc. certainly followed suit.

Hedanbaat'er and Karatu personally sent out sentries, and imitated Huang Yi, who often climbed high and looked far away. Therefore, the scouts who built slaves were constantly surrounded and killed.

There was no warning, and because the general underestimated the enemy, the vanguard was forced to go deep alone.

The Manchu-Mongolian coalition marched for a month and encountered almost no resistance. They only found some small tribes that had surrendered to the Jin Kingdom.

Therefore, Jia La E Zhen Tu Li Shen, who led the team, was not on high alert.

Seeing that it was already getting late, Jia La E Zhen Tu Li Shen suddenly discovered a problem. Throughout the afternoon, he did not see a single report from the sent out scouts.

There must be a demon in the abnormal situation!

The slaves who made their fortune entirely by fighting and have rich experience in the White Mountains and Black Waters should be regarded as the most combat-effective cold weapon troops in this era.

Tu Lishen, who is in his thirties, has experienced hundreds of battles. He has been promoted from an armored man to a Jia La E Zhen by relying on his solid military exploits since he was fifteen years old.

With twenty years of combat experience, he was keenly aware of the danger.

The enemy situation ahead was unclear and they could not continue to advance. Tu Lishen issued an order to set up camp immediately.

Next, he personally dispatched two teams of troops, and one team continued to move forward to look for the sentinels who had not returned.

A group of troops headed east to try to contact the main force.

These two groups of people are all young and middle-aged men from Jiannu, and each of them is skilled in bow and horse and well-equipped.

The team that went forward to explore had thirty people, and the white-armored soldier Tumisheng leading the team was Fende Bashiku, who was Tu Lishen's uncle and brother.

Jiannu was on the rise, and there were no white-armored soldiers who were just trying to make up the numbers. Every white-armored soldier relied on strength and luck to fight one battle after another.

All the white-armored soldiers have their hands stained with the blood of the Han people.

Thirty-year-old Tu Misheng was no exception. He killed no less than twenty Han men and killed several Han women.

Tu Misheng was brave and good at fighting, capable of both mounted and infantry combat, and his arrows were all fired. He was not afraid of the Mongolian light cavalry at all.

The twenty-nine cavalry he brought were serious soldiers selected from the Niulu. Their riding and shooting skills were not inferior to those of the Mongolians who were good at riding and shooting.

In terms of comprehensive combat effectiveness, these twenty-nine blue-banner regular soldiers are enough to disperse and hunt down the most elite hundred-man Mongolian army.

Tu Misheng's mission is to find the nine detective horses who have not returned to the team, and to see people alive and dead or corpses.

So he followed all the way and found traces of hundreds of cavalry fighting under a hill.

This place belongs to the territory of Lin Dan Khan's Chahar tribe. Tu Misheng judged that his sentries should have been rounded up by the enemy. Just when he was hesitating whether to continue moving forward, the sound of "rumbling" horse hoofbeats sounded, and Hedanbaat'er personally led more than 200 cavalrymen to come with murderous intent.

Hedanbaatar had long discovered this team of thirty cavalrymen with two horses.

He had mobilized nearly a thousand cavalry to surround him on all sides.

Hedanbaat'er issued an order and used all his strength to encircle this small team of the Hou Jin Army. If anyone escapes, he will be considered defeated. All the people involved have failed!

After the baptism of war in recent years, the discipline and obedience of the young men under Hedanbaatar are no longer what they used to be.

The Mongols had a numerical advantage of 30 to 1, and even the brave and tenacious Tu Misheng and other 30 slaves were of no avail.

In less than half an hour, Tu Mu Sheng's men and horses turned into gurgling corpses, and Tu Mu Sheng died with his eyes open.

He couldn't figure out when the Mongols became so powerful?

Hedanbaat'er was a little regretful because he wanted to catch him alive but failed. The true slave's fighting will should not be underestimated!

When it was completely dark, Karitu sent someone to deliver the news. He led his 700 cavalry to ambush a group of the Jin Army and annihilated them all!

The leading troops of the Dajin Army have already set up camp, and Karatu still leads his troops to cut off the connection between the troops and the main force.

The number of men and horses had an absolute advantage, and Hedanbaatar was determined to eat the vanguard force that was camped on the spot.

Because the enemy came from the cavalry movement, they had no ability to build a stronghold and fight in vain.

They didn't even have the materials to dig trenches and set up defenses.

The camps of the Manchu and Mongolian coalition forces had no defense and could only rely on taking turns on duty to guard against enemy attacks.

Hedanbaatar, who was good at night fighting and felt that night fighting was always blessed by the gods, decided to take advantage of the darkness before dawn to launch a surprise attack.

He was not worried that the main force of the Jin army could reach the battlefield quickly, because the news from Karatu was that only more than a thousand men and horses had been discovered, and how many more were behind them had not yet been seen.

This is enough. When it comes to the ability to escape from the battlefield, the Mongols are well-deserved number one.

Hedanbaatar, who had always suffered repeated defeats in the past, was even more outstanding among the Mongolians.

Not to mention that the main force of Jiannu was still some distance away from the battlefield. Even if they appeared in time, they would not be able to surround the seven thousand cavalry.

If you find that you can't beat him, you can run away at worst!

The grassland is so big and the nearby terrain is so familiar. We have thousands of men and horses. Let's try the "Mangu evil" tactic to see if the Jin army can afford it?

After arranging manpower to monitor the Manchu-Mongolian coalition forces, Hedanbaatar summoned leaders above the centurion for discussion.

The theme is of course how to achieve a perfect victory at the minimum cost.

There was no need for Hedanbaatar to speak, and the old knight Agush said loudly:

"Hedan Batter Taiji, the gods are protecting us in the night. Our men and horses will not lose their way in the night. Of course we should launch a night attack!"

Mo Rigen agreed: "We have carried out more than a dozen night raids, and each time we have won a great victory. This time there should be no problem!"

Huhru, Shultu, Dumohe and other commanders and centurions were also confident in the night attack, and they all suggested that Hedanbaatar lead everyone to fight the Jurchen soldiers at night.

So, before dawn the next day, Hedanbaatar once again took out the lucky charm from his arms and tied it behind his helmet.

Seeing the light from the gods again, all the Mongols who participated in the night attack bowed down devoutly.

Then they repeated a slogan like a shot of chicken blood:

"With the blessing of the gods, I will be invincible! Kill all the naughty bitches!"