The general's bravery naturally greatly boosted the morale of the three armies. All the soldiers charged with all their strength, trying not to give the Huns cavalry a chance to retreat or use their speed to attack again.
Stalking is also the only chance for the infantry.
Only in this way can we shorten the distance between cavalry and cavalry, and hope to kill more enemies with minimal sacrifice. However, the losses of doing so are also great. After all, the cavalry is condescending, and it can save more enemies without running.
Physical strength allows both sides to have more advantages when fighting.
But even so, Ji Jinkai had no intention of retreating. Because he knew very well that once these cavalry broke through the defense line and joined the more surrounded Huns cavalry, no one could really cure them.
Got them.
hope!
I hope that the infantry behind me can seize the time to deal with the Hun cavalry in the encirclement, so that they can help themselves and have a chance of victory.
Ji Jinkai will never forget that he sent out two thousand infantry, but half of them were frightened by the cruelty of the battlefield and are still standing behind, daring not to move. And if these Huns cavalry are allowed to come in, what will happen?
He really couldn't imagine what kind of result it would be.
If that's the case, what if he has 50,000 troops? Without a joint force, each of them will be defeated individually. Even if one of them fails, there will be a big defeat. A real defeat will be like a mountain falling.
, it would be useless for anyone to lead them.
For the sake of the overall situation, Ji Jinkai had the idea of risking his own life and wanted to keep these Huns cavalry out. Even if it took a little more time, it would be good.
One side is blocking, the other is charging. Qi Huai, who was not very serious at first, finally began to take it seriously when he saw how tenacious the fighting will of the soldiers led by Ji Jinkai was.
"Concentrate the charge and kill them all. We can't give them any more time." As the situation drags on, the comrades in the encirclement will lose confidence because they see no hope. Once they choose to surrender, then with their ability
Even if the cavalry of less than a thousand men rushed in, they would be unable to save the day. Qi Huai finally issued the order for a full-scale attack.
The Hun cavalry were all suppressed, making Ji Jinkai, who originally brought only more than a thousand people, feel even more pressure.
Even if there is no advantage in numbers, how can one win on foot and on horseback?
Looking left and right, he saw the young faces of the young men around him, but soon they might die in battle. Ji Jinkai's eyes showed emotion. These are all good sons and daughters of Dahua, but today they may
If they all died here, how sad would their families be?
Ji Jinkai, who was still grieving for others, could not help but feel confused in his eyes. Then he seemed to hear the sound of a large number of horse hooves trampling on the ground. The feeling was so real, as if it was really happening around him.
"Sir, sir, it's the cavalry, it's our cavalry here." Just when Ji Jinkai's mind was still wandering, a young guard stood beside him and said loudly.
"Ah! Cavalry, our cavalry?" Ji Jinkai finally heard clearly, and his face began to show excitement.
"Yes, sir, the Canglang Battalion is here, and the enemies have been scared away." The guard continued excitedly.
Following the guard's gaze, Ji Jinkai looked forward first, and sure enough, the Hun cavalry who had been so arrogant just now turned around and fled again.
Qi Huai was scared!
He had fought against the infantry of the Great Chinese Army in front of him, so he had the confidence to inflict heavy damage on them, or even defeat them. But facing the cavalry of the Great Chinese Army, he did not dare to be careless at all. Especially since he knew very well
, Badao led fifteen thousand Huns cavalry to stop these Dahua cavalry, but it had only been a short time before they actually rushed over. This can only mean one thing, that is
These Dahua cavalry are so powerful.
A cavalry opponent with fifteen thousand cavalry cannot stop him, but he has less than a thousand cavalry around him. How can he stop him?
Very simply and decisively, Qi Huai turned around and ran away. He no longer thought about winning a battle to prove himself, nor did he think about seriously injuring the Dahua infantry in front of him to become famous in the world.
Qi Huai and the others were running very fast, and they were all riding war horses. Even if Ji Jinkai saw them, there was nothing he could do to stop them, but the Hun cavalry who had been surrounded could not escape. In a moment, he
The fire burned on these people, and they led the army and rushed towards the Huns cavalry who had also lost their will to resist.
They had just seen hope, and they were working hard for it. But who knew that the situation suddenly changed, and in a blink of an eye, the cavalry of the Great Chinese Army appeared. Not only that, the cavalry who originally rescued them also ran away.
Without external aid, the Dahua infantry could attack them wholeheartedly. At this moment, the deeply surrounded Huns cavalry finally gave up their thoughts of breaking out.
A person has lost his fighting spirit, and all the bones in his body seem to be much softer, and he has lost strength when raising his sword. On the other hand, the infantry of the Great Chinese Army were greatly encouraged by the arrival of their cavalry, and at the same time they were also determined.
, after surrounding the Hun cavalry, all of them were in high spirits and changed from their fearless appearance just now.
Li Chuxiang led the cavalry and rushed all the way, leaving a road for him to pass wherever he passed, which made it easy for him to come to Ji Jinkai. The two met again, although they were separated.
It didn't last long, but I gained a lot of insights.
The self-confidence on Li Chuxiang's face was stronger than before. Although they used some tricks and strategies this time, they were able to defeat the once arrogant Huns cavalry on the frontal battlefield, which made them full of confidence. Not only for themselves
I am more confident in my strength, and will not be frightened or frightened when encountering tough battles in the future, but will just move forward indomitably.
Based on Li Chuxiang's current thoughts, he wanted to find a team of the strongest cavalry in the world to compete with, and he wanted to see what kind of talent might be their opponent from Canglang Camp.
Compared with Li Chuxiang's high-spirited look, Ji Jinkai's face looked calmer. Even if he looked carefully, his face was still a bit ugly.
This time he came with 50,000 infantry. Although his strength was mediocre, he believed that he had an absolute advantage in numbers and was prepared in advance. No matter what, there was no possibility of failure in this battle.
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It's just that reality is so cruel, it taught him a lesson. If the Canglang Battalion hadn't arrived in time at the critical moment, the consequences would have been disastrous.
To say that Ji Jinkai was not afraid of dying in battle, otherwise, he would not have gone to the front line as a governor of a state. In his heart, he was not afraid of death. But what he was afraid of was that he would become a great leader.
Since the founding of the Hua Kingdom, he was the first general to be defeated on the battlefield, and he was defeated by a large number to a small number. If this were the case, he would not be able to close his eyes even if he died.
This battle also made Ji Jinkai fully realize that the number of people is not the key point that determines victory or defeat on the battlefield. In many cases, the effect that elite soldiers can play is often ten times or even more than that of ordinary soldiers. Thinking of this
, he decided to write a memorial to Tang Ao, giving a detailed report on today's events. While reviewing his carelessness, he also wanted to make it clear that in the future, the Chinese army would not be able to go to the battlefield unless it had undergone rigorous training.
of.
Otherwise, this will not only be irresponsible for the lives of soldiers, but also irresponsible for the people of the entire country of China.
Not to mention what the two people were thinking, when the Canglang Battalion arrived here, with their assistance, the Hun cavalry who resisted were quickly killed, and in the end only a few who did not want to be left were killed.
The Huns who wanted to live became prisoners.
In this way, the Battle of Wangcheng basically came to an end.
Of the 60,000 Xiongnu elite cavalry, apart from those who died in battle and were captured, only three or four thousand actually escaped. Nearly half of them were captured by the Chinese army and civilians on the way to escape, and either died or were captured.
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When they came, there were 60,000 people, full of momentum and confidence, but when they returned, there were less than 2,000 horsemen around them, and both Hu Yantong and Bu Xian looked very ugly.
What they brought this time was the absolute main force of the Xiongnu.
When they first came out from the Xiongnu, they only had 200,000 Xiongnu cavalry. After constant consumption in the past few years, they now have only more than 80,000 soldiers left. This time they brought out more than half of them, and they could gain a lot in the past.
If they win, they will obtain the supplies and foothold they need now, and they can also use this battle to strengthen their momentum and improve the morale of the army.
But who would have thought that he would lose, or that he would lose so miserably!
Now it's good. They lost most of the Xiongnu's property. How will they explain it to the king and the clan elders after they return?
Thinking of this, both Hu Yantong and Bu Xian looked gloomy. But soon their eyes met and fell on General Qi Huai. Obviously at this moment, the two of them reached a rare agreement.
That is to find a scapegoat.
Even if a battle is defeated, someone always needs to take responsibility, and the responsible person is the commander-in-chief Qi Huai.
Perhaps when he had such thoughts, Hu Yantong still felt a little bit regretful. After all, if this person hadn't been protecting him all the way, he might have died or become a prisoner of the Great Chinese Army, and he would be treating him like this now.
Can't bear it.
But Bu Xian didn't care so much. This Qi Huai was a general of the Huyan clan. What did his life and death have to do with him?
Being able to take this opportunity to get rid of Qi Huai is equivalent to weakening the strength of the Huyan clan, which is a great thing for the Bu clan. Based on this, he will not show any mercy.
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