Be the emperor from the postman

Chapter 392 A Glimpse of Past Glory (Part [-])
Chapter 380: A Glimpse of Past Glory (First Update)
Ji Tutaiji didn't know much about Taiyuan City.

But it is certain that what Xu Dingchen said is the truth, the palace of the Han people will definitely be much stronger than the Qingcheng built by Altan Khan, and there will be no less wealth and women.

It's just not that easy to conquer.

He also agrees with his brother Lin Danhan's decision to cooperate with Ming Ting.

Compared to his elder brother who hates Sinicization, he has accepted a lot of culture and learned from the Han people.

It's just that when facing Xu Dingchen, he pretended not to understand Chinese on purpose.

Although the foxes on the prairie are weak, they also rely on their wisdom to survive.

If the Han officials can really provide them with enough iron ore, they can forge more scimitars and armor.

At that time, there will be capital to counterattack the Mongolian left wing, return to western Liaoning, and compete with the Jurchen Emperor Taiji, so that these lowly people will know who is the king of the grassland.

The Ming Dynasty and the Mongols used each other to see who could get more benefits in the end.

But the Hammer Bandits, which caused even the Ming court a headache, can they really beat them?

Taiji had no words, so the two commanders were not arguing, but quietly waiting for the nobleman's words.

"Su He, you lead the warriors to weigh those hammer bandits." Ji Tutaiji took the chicken legs torn off by his servants and said:
"Let's see if the local Ming army is too bad, or if the hammer bandits are really capable of fighting."

They also fought against the Ming army in Datong Mansion, and they were really bad.

Otherwise, Datong would not have been almost conquered last year.

"Yes."

Su He responded loudly, and then glanced triumphantly at Na Risong.

The next day, the Mongols mounted their horses again, leaving a mess and setting fire everywhere.

They used the speed of the cavalry to ravage the surrounding countryside and reproduce Genghis Khan's tactics.

The clatter of hooves sounded.

Outside Ningwu Pass.

Tian Ming, the commander-in-chief of Shanxi Town, looked at the distance where the smoke and dust were everywhere, and the Mongols came as promised.

"Tian Yin, go and stop them, the weather is hot, let them rest on the side of Juzhu Mountain.

Wait until after dark, and then come to cross the border, and go straight to the hammer bandit camp on the other side of the river. "

The tactics of the general soldier are very simple, that is, sneak attack.

Tian Yin immediately picked up a hundred family members and galloped out from the closed door to appease the Mongolians.

Ji Tutaiji asked the Ming army to provide meals, but Tian Yin refused immediately.

How can anyone go out to fight without food.

Ningwuguan accepted a large number of officers and soldiers who ran back from Taiyuan City. How can there be more food for these Mongolians?

Xu Dingchen, the governor of Shanxi, originally wanted to let in a vicious tiger that wreaks havoc everywhere, and let He Jinzhao, the vicious tiger, fight the Mongols.

As for the surrounding people being plundered and killed by the Mongols, what does it have to do with our Ming army?

They are a waste of firewood!

The meeting between the two sides can be described as suppressing anger while restraining.

Ji Tutaiji immediately understood that the Ming army was at odds with the governor of Shanxi.

In any case, they entered the Inner Great Wall, and at least they had to beat the hammer bandits and try it out. If it didn't work, they could partner with the Ming army to increase their value in the Ming court.

Ji Tutaiji immediately rejected the decision to raid the Ming army after dark, as dark was not conducive to his own actions.

Said that he would act immediately, and asked Tian Yin to explain the layout of the hammer bandit camp in as much detail as possible.

After Tian Yin heard the translation, he was anxious to die for these people, so he just sent someone back to tell his father.

The general soldier of Shanxi Town did not expect this group of Mongolians to be quite tempered, so he shouted orders to make people get ready.

Let the Mongols be the pioneers today, and we men will be very angry.

Su He and others listened to the translator's words, and saw Tian Yin draw a simple map on the ground, half an hour later.

He just put on his armor, and led three armored centurions to attack the camp of the hammer bandits.

When the closed gate of Ningwuguan was opened, soldiers reported that the closed gate was opened in the turret of the camp built by Shihu, and they knocked a few times to warn.

Tian Hu immediately ordered a few guards to put on clothes for himself, since the enemy had already appeared, he had to be prepared.

Diao Dou's voice became more and more urgent.

"Enemy attack, enemy attack!"

The sentinel yelled.

Bang.

One of the hammer bandit camps, Flang machine shot it as an alarm signal.

The Mongols' riding skills were really good, and then they fought back with a rain of arrows.

Tuk Tuk Tuk.

The arrows landed on the wooden pillars of the camp, on the arrow towers, on the yellow earth, and on the armor of the hammer bandits.

It has to be said that Su He, the commander-in-chief, is very good at archery. One arrow passed through the fence and hit the naked face of the hammer bandit soldier.

In such an instant, one of their experts had already shot four light arrows, and the continuous rain of arrows made it impossible for the hammer bandits on the west fence to lift their heads.

There was a muffled groan when an arrow pierced into the soldier's unprotected arm.

That is, at this advance distance, they began to change heavy arrows.

There is a file hidden in the quiver of the Mongols, which can sharpen the arrowhead at any time.

Heavy arrows are peach-leaf-shaped, broad arrowheads.

The purpose of their light arrows is to get as close to the enemy as possible and to shoot heavy arrows.

When heavy arrows are shot, ordinary soldiers will die if they touch them.

Coupled with superb archery skills, several soldiers who used artillery, even though they were covered by shields, were still shot to death by heavy arrows.

The blood flowed all over the place, and the death was miserable.

bang bang.

Frangji spit out the cannon again, and the Mongolian cavalry suddenly dispersed into three or five cavalry to avoid being concentrated by the artillery.

Although some unlucky Mongolian soldiers were hit by cannons on behalf of horses, the losses were still much smaller than those of the hammer bandits.

Tian Hu was surprised when he saw the Mongol's attire, and then let out his defense with a roar.

Groups of Mongolian cavalry spread out across the two wings, riding horses and shooting arrows into the camp.

Almost a single heavy arrow can kill a Hammer or make him fall and howl.

After a wave of [-] cavalry led by commander Su He attracted most of the attention of the hammer bandits, the [-] cavalry behind them were divided into two groups and urged their horses to move forward and shoot arrows.

Just the continuous rain of arrows suppressed the hammer bandits, who had no power to fight back.

In particular, many Mongolian cavalry can perform a return horse arrow, and the key is to shoot accurately.

Even if it is the Jurchen Eight Banners' riding and shooting, they can only be shot in front of these Mongols.

Tian Hu was surrounded by several personal guards with long shields to form a half circle, and almost three sides could be baptized by the rain of arrows from the Mongolian cavalry.

Occasionally, there was a sound of arrows entering the shield, but at this distance, it was already weak.

But Tian Hu still didn't dare to take it seriously: "Damn it, these Mongolians are really hard to deal with."

Although the blood left by the Golden Family is not as powerful as Genghis Khan, it is still a little old-fashioned.

He had never found such an endless array of arrows in the right-wing Mongolian tribe.

"Brother, these black tartars shot arrows so fast and accurately that many brothers were injured. The gunners couldn't fire at all, and our crossbowmen were too suppressed to fight back."

Tian Bao ran over with a round shield in his hand, yelling, with more than a dozen arrows of different shades stuck in it.

"Don't worry, the captain may be here soon." Tian Hu peeked through the gap: "I don't believe that they can shoot thirty arrows in a row without stopping!"

(End of this chapter)