Ming Dynasty: Starting from Liaodong Jiangmen

Chapter 77 One-sided battle
Accompanied by shouts of killing, more than 4000 Shenshu camp cavalry and more than [-] horses rolled in like a violent storm, rushing straight towards the Houjin army on both sides of the team who were holding whips and punching and kicking the captive people.

Even a depression could not withstand so many cavalry charges at the same time. The horses' hooves trampled on the ground, the yellow mud was splashed everywhere, and the swords flew up and down in the hands of the Shenshu camp cavalry.

On the slope behind the depression, He Kegang's handsome flag slowly rose.

More than [-] soldiers from the Tuanshan Camp came out to kill all over the mountains and plains. The gunmen and gunners stood on the selected high slopes and released their firearms to their heart's content. The sound of guns and cannons immediately rang out.

The screams, the neighing of war horses, and the sound of swords and guns clashing together instantly broke the tranquility of Huangniwa.

The Hou Jin army did not expect that these Liao troops would march in a hurry in Luanzhou and set up an ambush in front of them!
Without even thinking about it, it must be the Liao army.

Because among the Ming troops gathered in Jifu at this time, only the Liao army had the courage to go out of the city to fight in the field, and even took the initiative to ambush them!

Hou Jin's army was caught off guard and couldn't even sit down to comfort their horses. Many of the horses screamed crazily. No matter how they tried to comfort them and beat them, they were still thrown to the ground by the crazy horses.

But they didn't care about anything else, they just got up and threw down their riding whips and ran away.

At this time, the infantry of the Ming army were already carrying their sabers to kill Xiawahou, and were very close to them!

"Report! The Ming army has two large banners. The names are He Kegang of the Ningyuan Central Army and Li Shunzu, the governor of the Shenshu Camp!"

"Report! Li Shunzu is personally leading a large group of troops to bypass our army's flank!"

Four thousand war horses from the Shenshu camp passed by, and the Jin army collapsed and scattered, with blood and flesh flying everywhere.

In just a moment, Li Shunzu led the Shenshu Battalion's cavalry through the middle of the Hou Jin army's long snake-like formation, and detoured back to their flank, launching another attack.

"Hahaha, happy!"

Since time travel, there has never been a battle fought so heartily.

Not long after the war started, the Li clan sword in Li Shunzu's hand had already drunk the blood of countless Dong slaves. Watching these ferocious and abnormal Dong slaves fall under his horse's hooves, this feeling was overwhelming. So happy.

Li Shunzu shouted and galloped forward. The oncoming bloody storm not only failed to make him feel disgusted at the beginning, but also made him feel more and more intoxicated. The more he killed, the more enjoyable he became.

"Kill slaves——!"

The two thousand soldiers of Shenshu Camp all followed Li Shunzu from the battle of Guangqumen, and generals such as Li Shunzu and Yu Kuan also carried forward the spirit of Li Chengliang who led the Li family's athletes in Liaodong. Invincible energy.

They were all listed at the front of the army, and together with the servants recruited later, they led the army to charge.

The generals were leading the troops from the front, and you can imagine how excited the ordinary soldiers at the rear must be.

The leading general of the Tuanshan Camp stood behind the formation and held down the formation. He was also secretly frightened when he saw the fighting power of the Shenshu Camp.

Many people know that these subordinates of Li Shunzu were Yuan Chonghuan's old troops who fled after being captured by the emperor's order. No one could have imagined that these defeated troops gathered under the banner of one person could burst out with such strong combat effectiveness.

These Shenshu camp officers and soldiers, when dismounted, were sharp soldiers waiting in formation. When they were mounted, they could follow their generals and gallop across the land, not losing to Dongnu's cavalry.

It was precisely because of the unyielding support of these people that Li Shunzu gradually built up his reputation in Jifu through battle after battle, and had the capital to be on an equal footing with these generals!

The two men who led the team, Niu Lu from the Houjin Army, were also a little flustered. They looked far away and saw He Kegang's flag standing on the top of Wahou Slope. When they looked at each other, they both felt that He Kegang was leading the team in person. A large group of people ambush.But how could He Kegang know in advance their route back this time?
Various people retreated to several routes outside the customs. Even they only found out a few days before the leader left. The accurate information should only be known to those Baylor ministers and Huang Taiji himself.

The Liao army set up an ambush here, obviously knowing in advance that they would pass.

However, this Liao army was really calm. Saharian led the escort to leave first, and they were able to endure without fighting.

Obviously, they were very clear about the personnel configuration of their side, so they abandoned the big fish of Sahalian and chose to quietly intercept the people in the pass they brought back.

The two of them were promoted to the position of Zhenghongqi Niulu, and were in charge of hundreds of Jurchen soldiers. Their abilities were certainly not false, and they had better battlefield literacy than most Qianzong and guerrilla generals of the Ming army.

Just by looking at it slightly, you can know the intention of the Liao army.

It's just that we have been raided. It's all in vain to say anything. Let's see if there is a chance to evacuate!

The two of them rushed to a high hill and looked into the distance, suddenly feeling frightened.

Why does this scene look a bit familiar?
I saw only the cavalry hanging with the Li family flag, led by several of their generals, like two swimming dragons, rolling and churning among the Hou Jin army. After several charges, they cut the meandering team into several pieces. part.

"Our team can no longer take care of both ends. Look, those Nikans, who are usually as honest as sheep, are now starting to resist their masters. I think we should withdraw before they fully react!"

One of them, Niu Lu, pointed at the increasingly ruined battlefield ahead, his face full of fear.

Another Niu Lu nodded slightly, noncommittal and a little annoyed.

"How did these Ming troops know the exact marching route of our army? Such a precise arrangement. If there weren't spies in our army, they wouldn't have known it at all. Unless their general fell from the sky!"

As he spoke, he reined in his horse and turned around. The eyes only exposed in his helmet were full of anger, but there was nothing he could do.

"We'd better withdraw with the escort. When we return to Dajin, we can tell the Great Khan the truth about the ambush here. There is definitely a spy in our kingdom of Dajin. This matter is of great importance. We can't be trapped in it." here."

"The battlefield has become one-sided, let's retreat!"

The two Niu Lu looked at each other, held the reins of their horses and descended from the high hill, speeding away with more than a dozen red-flag guards.

Behind them, the Ming army had begun to surround and kill the remnants of the Hou Jin army who were still in the yellow mud.

The infantry of Tuanshan Camp began to encircle in four directions, intending to surround the Hou Jin troops who had not had time to resist.

Then the Jin army didn't know that they had become abandoned sons.

There are also people who are trying their best to rectify the troops in the team with the intention of resisting.

Without the leadership of the two generals, the more than a thousand red flag cavalry were like a pile of scattered sand. They were gradually surrounded by the Shenshu battalion cavalry and the Tuanshan battalion infantry. When they came to their senses, they found that it was too late.

Only a few smart people escaped in advance. Most of the Zhenghong Banner troops were trapped in the middle of the yellow mud puddle along with the trapped refugees, unable to advance or retreat.

(End of this chapter)