Wanyan Xielie's shout was probably the most deafening shout from a leading general in the army since the Kaifeng imperial court was established.
On that day, King Sui went south because he wanted to rebuild the Jurchens' military power in Kaifeng, so he invested huge resources in the army. Later, when Guo Ning took over Zhongdu, a large number of Jurchens from Zhongdu fled to Kaifeng, and provided important soldiers to the Kaifeng court.
and many experienced generals.
Among these generals, the two brothers Wanyan Xielie are particularly outstanding. Not only because both of his brothers are brave and good at fighting, but more importantly, they were once in charge of the Zhongdu Internal Affairs Bureau as clan members and were the commanders of the previous emperor.
The two men, who had great trust in the past, came to Kaifeng, which had special political implications and brought a certain amount of political capital to the Kaifeng court.
Therefore, when the Kaifeng imperial court established the Thirteen Captains, Wanyan Xielie died as the Captain of Anping, and was highly regarded in the affairs of Marshal Si.
When the Kaifeng imperial court sent troops to fight south, Wanyan Xielie led his troops to fight against the Jiangan army led by the veteran general Xu Jun of the Song Dynasty, killing many people. He himself was seriously injured as a result. When the Kaifeng imperial court heard the news, it urgently dispatched special personnel to attack the enemy.
He took him back to Kaifeng and invited famous doctors for diagnosis and treatment.
Should such a person be a die-hard member of Daikin?
Should such a person be grateful to King Sui, the Emperor Yuanguang of the Kaifeng court, and swear allegiance to him to the death?
How could such a person betray?
Then Guo Ning is a Han'er! Wanyan Xielie betrayed Dai Jin and took refuge with a Han'er. How could the benefits he received be as good as what the Kaifeng court gave him?
Ten thousand steps back, Wanyan Xielie's younger brother, Monk Wanyan Chen, was leading the remaining troops under the command of Captain Anping in a desperate battle outside the city. He suddenly turned against him. Did he even hide this from his younger brother beforehand?
Countless eyes were staring at Wanyan Xielie, and countless people were thinking of various reasons, each of which proved that Wanyan Xielie could not betray.
But Wanyan Xielie betrayed him, and his betrayal was so violent and cruel that Aotun Orib and Wanyan Apai, the leaders of the last two fresh armies in Kaifeng city, died in front of so many people.
Aotun Orib's neck was completely stabbed with a straight knife, and his limbs were still twitching at this moment; Wanyan Apai's head could no longer be seen. Wanyan's slanting feet almost instantly had a head.
There was a pool of blood, and his hands were also covered in blood, which kept flowing down.
This situation fell into the eyes of the Jin Army soldiers behind them, and immediately caused a commotion: "The captain is dead! The captain is dead! What should we do?"
The screams of the soldiers reached Wanyan Xilie's ears like a wave, and some officers yelled and cursed, urging the soldiers to rush forward or fire their bows and arrows to kill this Jurchen traitor.
Instead of wavering, he sneered and took a few steps forward.
"Are you all stupid? Don't you understand what I say?"
When Wanyan advanced diagonally, the Jin Army soldiers facing him began to retreat. Although he had a reputation for bravery, he had an old wound on his side and only a few guards around him. No one thought he could defeat him.
There were thousands of soldiers in front of me. Not to mention there was a steady stream of troops coming from behind, a total of 7,000 people!
It's a pity that with so many people, no one really stood up to fight Wanyan Xielie.
The Jurchen clan generals suddenly defected, which shocked everyone so much that almost everyone quickly thought, how bad could the situation be, so that Wanyan Xianlie's face dropped?
Perhaps, when our troops set off, the emperor and important ministers were lying to us. When Duke Guo Ning of Zhou entered the city, it was not our opportunity, but the beginning of the complete overthrow of the overall situation!
Besides, our leader is dead! No one knows what to do next!
Wanyan stepped forward in a diagonal direction, and chaos broke out first. The chaos of ten people affected hundreds of people, and the chaos of hundreds of people affected thousands of people. It was like an ant nest bursting its embankment. In an instant, the whole army was in chaos. Many Jurchen warriors threw away their weapons and committed suicide.
They trampled each other and walked away, like ants scattered in all directions, thinking full of escaping from Kaifeng.
Wherever Wanyan Xielie went, small groups of soldiers began to kneel down and surrender.
This army was the last mobile force in the city of Kaifeng. The Jurchen emperor and the officials of the Kaifeng court had high hopes for them, but the impact of their sudden collapse was much greater than expected.
Outside Kaifeng City, after Guo Ning left, Guo Zhongyuan was in charge of commanding the entire army.
Previously, Guo Ning led his troops to attack hastily and did not give any special explanation to Guo Zhongyuan. However, Guo Zhongyuan always felt that although Guo Ning's character had a violent and frivolous part, there was also a strategy. Since he did this, he must have done this.
rely.
The observers who were brought to the hot air balloon waved wildly, and suddenly there was noise in Kaifeng city again. Guo Zhongyuan suddenly understood.
There are our people in Kaifeng City! This person's activation was too slow...but it finally worked!
Guo Zhongyuan controlled his excitement and calmly turned to the generals waiting behind him. His face was as heavy as water, and he said slowly: "Everyone, there have been changes in Kaifeng that are beneficial to us. The battle outside the city has come to an end.
All ministries follow the orders of the Chinese Army and prepare for a general attack!"
As the generals of the Ding Navy units returned to camp, the pressure on the Jin Army suddenly increased like a stormy sea, layer upon layer.
The two armies are fighting until now, and all the Jin armies have tried their best. The rewards that can boost morale, and the strict military laws that can promote fierce battles have all been used over and over again. What supports the various ministries to continue fighting is what many people feel is certain.
The navy must have reached its limit. The two sides are just competing for perseverance. If they persist for a little longer, they can achieve a decisive victory.
But as Ding Haijun's offensive suddenly became fierce, all the Jin Army units immediately felt tremendous pressure. Monk Wanyan Chen, who was in the whirlpool of the fierce battle, even said in a deep voice: "We can't win if we continue like this! We have to find another way!"
Thinking of this, he quickly left the battlefield with the remaining cavalry and ran towards the Chinese army where Wanyan Congtan was. Unexpectedly, before the cavalry could get close to the Chinese army, they were suddenly intercepted by the Chinese army's locust-like arrows. Someone shouted loudly
Said: "Monk Wanyan Chen, you must abandon your weapons and hand over your troops and horses to me before you can meet the marshal!"
Monk Wanyan Chen was fighting continuously and was covered in blood. He was trying to hold on, but when he suddenly heard this sentence, he was so angry that he felt dizzy and almost fell off his horse.
"What are you doing? Why are you so crazy?" he asked sternly, but another arrow flew from the direction of the Chinese army.
The chaos inside the city continued unabated, and the fighting outside the city was in full swing.
On the tower of Zhuque Gate in the inner city of Kaifeng, the emperor's face turned pale. Previously, Tian Zhuo and Hou Zhi claimed that they had secretly set a trap for a fire attack. The emperor was still vaguely dissatisfied. He felt that these Han officials were good at everything, but they liked them too much.
We should stick together instead of treating the Jurchens as one of our own family members.
Who would have thought that it was the Jurchens who had a problem now, that the Jurchens' generals were rebelling, and that they were going to bring the Jurchens' regime to an end!
What should I do now? Is there any other way to deal with it?
He went to see Tian Zhuo, who was leaning out from the battlement, looking into the distance, and kept muttering: "How is it possible?"
After muttering a few words, Tian Zhuo cheered up and turned to the emperor: "Your Majesty, there is still a fire in front of the Zhuque Gate at this time. No matter the people from Ding Haijun or the traitor Wanyan Xielie, we cannot get here in a hurry. We must
We need to mobilize the guards here as soon as possible, and then..."
Just when Tian Zhuo was racking his brains to gain opportunities for the Kaifeng court, the fire started moving towards the Zhuque Gate. The intensity of the fire gradually became lower, and the originally thick and abnormal black or white smoke was blown by the wind and slowly dispersed.
Under the swirling smoke and dust, a group of people crouching tightly on the ground were revealed, like a scorched lake with more people than living people.
The leader raised his face, only to see that his face was covered with dust and mud, and half of his face was covered with blood scabs formed by blood from burns. As he raised his head, dust and blood scabs fell down.
The pink facial muscles underneath are exposed, looking extremely miserable.
The man himself didn't seem to care about the dirt or injuries, and he didn't even seem to feel pain. He spat into his hands several times, barely squeezed out two mouthfuls of saliva, rubbed his palms, and then used a slightly clean
Some people rubbed their eyes with their palms and looked forward.
After looking around for a moment, he grinned: "This city gate tower must be an important pass in Kaifeng, right? There is no fire inside and outside the city tower, and the city gate is open... Hehe, isn't it a coincidence?
Could it be that God chose me, Li Erlang, to perform meritorious deeds?"
