Anashi was the Uyghur general who commanded the siege of Baowen Mountain's Captive Mansion.
The Uighurs were a country established after defeating the Turks, so their system basically copied the old Turkic system.
The Uighur Khan's Yazhang army is the most powerful army to suppress the Uighurs. It is said to have 100,000 men with armor and string control. It is the most elite armed force of the Uighurs.
In addition to the Yazhang pro-army, the Uighurs also have three major Stele Forest armies.
The edicts issued by the Uighur Khans will be engraved on stone tablets, and these stone tablets will form a forest of steles.
Nowadays, the Uighurs still have their own written language. They all use Turkic script. The decrees issued by the Khan will be written on huge stone tablets in Turkic script. The forest of steles is equivalent to a permanent court.
The Uighur tribes will continue to migrate. When the tribes move to the vicinity of the stone monument, they will come to the Forest of Steles to file a lawsuit, and the officials and scholars who understand the law in the Forest of Steles will adjudicate.
In the Uighur territory, three forests of steles were also built according to the Turkic system.
These three steles are the Yingwuweiyuanbiga Khan Monument, the Moyanchui Monument and the Kanteqin Monument.
In order to protect these officials and scholars who were responsible for ruling in the Forest of Steles and living in the Forest of Steles, the Uighur Khan established three more Forest of Stele armies.
The Beilin Army, like the Yazhang Army, selects warriors from various tribes to join.
Anashi was a general of Kan Teqin's Stele Forest Army. He led two thousand Stele Forest Army to besiege Baowen Mountain Capture Mansion.
Anashi was able to mobilize so many Beilin troops, but he certainly did not have the ability to mobilize so many troops personally.
It was only with the support of Prince Yijijian that he was able to mobilize so many troops in the spring and go deep into the territory of the Tang Dynasty to attack the capital of the Tang Dynasty.
Anashi set up a tent near Baowen Mountain, and after trapping the Tang army guarding the palace on Baowen Mountain, he ordered the remaining soldiers to plunder the place.
Nowadays, Datang and the Uighurs have signed a treaty, but the anti-Tang factions in the Uighurs still feel that the bargaining chips given by Datang are too few.
Yi Jian was good at political affairs and had always coveted cities such as Gaochang, so they believed that if the Uighurs sent troops to help the Tang Dynasty, they should get Beiting, Gaochang and other cities in exchange.
Prince Yehu, the designated successor of the Uighur Khan, was friendly to the Tang Dynasty. This time, Prince Yehu personally led 10,000 elite Uighur cavalry into the Tang Dynasty, in order to help the Tang Dynasty retake the two capitals.
Anashi belongs to the faction of Prince Yijijian. If Prince Yehu really makes contributions to the Tang Dynasty and can get a lot of rewards from the Tang Dynasty, then Prince Yehu's status will be more stable.
At that time, based on the fine tradition of brotherly friendship among the Uighurs, Prince Yidijian, who failed to seize the throne, may not end well.
And people like Anashi who support Prince Echiken will probably die even worse than Prince Echiken.
So this time Anashi brought out two thousand elite soldiers of the Forest of Steles. One goal was naturally to make the Tang Dynasty rich and plunder the borders of the Tang Dynasty.
Another goal is to destroy the relationship between the Tang Dynasty and the Uighurs. It would be best if Prince Ye Hu returns without success in the Tang Dynasty, then Yi Dijian can use this as an excuse to launch an attack.
Anashi set out from the Forest of Steles, crossed the border between the Tang Dynasty and the Uighurs, and attacked the Baowen Mountain Capturing Mansion in the north of Longyou.
Everything went as Anashi expected. Too many soldiers were deployed in the northern part of Longyou in the Tang Dynasty, and the beacon tower was abandoned. It was not until the Uighur army surrounded Baowen Mountain that the Captors responded.
There were only less than 500 people left in the Baowen Mountain Guards Mansion, unable to fight Anashi's army. They only allowed a small group of elites to break out and ask for help from nearby military states.
However, Anashi had already known the reality of the Tang Dynasty through Uighur merchants. Beiting and Gaochang were unable to protect themselves, and Shazhou and Guazhou were invaded by Tibet.
Datang was completely unable to save Bao Wenshan!
Anashi was a patient hunter. He just let his men plunder the military fields near Baowen Mountain and destroy the seeds that the soldiers of the Capture Mansion had just planted.
Then a small team of cavalry was sent to plunder nearby people, using this method to force the defenders in Baowen Mountain to fight.
If the opponent can't bear it anymore, then Anashi will use his cavalry to eat the defenders in Baowen Mountain.
If the other party can hold back, then Anashi can make a lot of money and return to the Uighurs, and he will also have an explanation for Prince Yidijian.
It's really a perfect plan. No matter what Tang Jun does, Anashi will win in a win-win situation. If he wins twice, he will win.
But Anashi didn't know that an army of the Tang Dynasty was moving towards Baowen Mountain.
Fan Zeng, the defensive commander of the Yumen Army, led the last 500 elite cavalry in Yumen Pass out of the pass and expressed his sincerity to Yuchixin to submit to King Jianning.
Yuchixin immediately asked Fan Zeng to lead his cavalry and integrate them into the army.
Five hundred players, five hundred Moli and Doulu troops, plus these five hundred Yumen cavalry.
Yuchixin's troops already numbered 1,500.
This time Yuchixin is full of confidence and will definitely make sure these Uighurs never come back!
The soldiers who escaped from Baowen Mountain's prison were used as guides, and a force of 1,500 troops headed straight for Baowen Mountain.
Fan Zeng didn't understand how King Jianning trained such a strong army.
The commander-in-chief of this army, Yuchi Xin, was capable of carrying a cauldron, but he commanded the army in a very orderly manner, with strict military orders and prohibitions and strict discipline.
There are also many soldiers of the former Moli Doulu Army in Yuchixin's army.
But in this team, they are not at all as unruly and unruly as they used to be. Their mental state is as if they have been reborn.
It stands to reason that a general like Yu Chixin should have stood out in the army long ago, but now he is serving as a small commander-in-chief under King Jianning?
General Yuchi, who was loved by the whole army, was very humble towards Fan Zeng and often came to him to ask about the cavalry's tactics.
Fan Zeng was promoted from the lowest level of the Yumen Army. He had not read any military books, but he had also summarized some practical cavalry tactics during his twenty years of military service.
After meeting Yuchixin, Fan Zeng also felt that Yuchixin was very attractive to him, and he told everything about the cavalry tactics he had learned over the past twenty years.
In addition to Yu Chixin, several generals in the Jianning King's army also often asked Fan Zeng for advice on cavalry combat or how to train cavalry. Fan Zeng was not a family member of the art of war, so he told these players all the experiences he had accumulated over the years.
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Now, the adventure players in Yuchi Xin's army all knew that the "game" had an NPC who could teach cavalry tactics. Only then did Fan Zeng realize how terrifying it was to be targeted by players.
Xue Cheng had experienced this feeling back then. Players were all-pervasive, surrounding Fan Zeng to "build his reputation". They wanted Fan Zeng to eat and shit, and the players had to guard him.
Fan Zeng was annoyed by the players, and finally ordered his personal guards to guard the big tent, and then he was able to deal with it.
Yu Chixin sent out his rangers to carefully detect the movements of the Uighur cavalry, and finally found traces of the Uighur cavalry fifty miles away from Baowen Mountain.