Han Shizu

Chapter 96 Battle Damage and Results

Due to being too tired, Liu Chengyou only felt that the sky was dark and the sun and moon were dark.When I opened my eyes in a daze, I realized that it was really late at night.However, through the gap in the tent, you can see that the crescent moon hanging in the night sky is very bright, with wisps of clear brilliance sprinkled with starlight, and the surrounding is quiet.

The body is still full of drowsiness, and the mind is blank for a while, just want to fall to the ground again and sleep.It was also staying up late. This time, it was much harder than the previous battle at Yangtoushan Mountain. The physical and mental pressure alone was not an order of magnitude.

Liu Chengyou's state at this time is a bit like a previous life. When he was still in college, he had an appointment with his classmates to sit in the Internet cafe for five consecutive nights on Friday, had breakfast at dawn, went back to the dormitory to fight until the afternoon, and then lay dead until Sunday. .However, the state at this time is naturally much worse.

After a while, he regained his senses, took a few deep breaths, and suppressed the desire to close his eyes and sleep again, Liu Chengyou stood up and shouted to the outside of the tent: "Come on!"

"His Royal Highness." A personal soldier captain entered.

"What time is it?" Liu Chengyou asked as his head felt dizzy and faintly painful, and he pressed his palm on his forehead and rubbed it.

"It's over." The captain replied.

Liu Chengyou was slightly embarrassed: "Didn't you tell me that you will wake me up at dusk?"

The captain buried his head.Seeing it, Liu Chengyou said, "Where's Li Chongju?"

"Li Du headed him." The captain hesitated: "Outside the account."

A hint of doubt flashed in his eyes, Liu Chengyou put on his shoes and got up, walked out of the tent, and saw Li Chongju kneeling there with his head down.

"Why are you doing this?" Liu Chengyou asked.

Hearing the sound, Li Chongju raised his head, his honest face was full of tiredness, and he replied in a low voice, "Please punish, Your Highness!"

Raising his fingers and rubbing his swollen eyes, Liu Chengyou took a break: "Oh? You, what's your fault?"

"Last night the battlefield resisted the order, and tonight I made my own decisions, contrary to His Highness's orders"

"As you said, all the crimes you committed are capital crimes. How do you think Gudang should be dealt with?" Liu Chengyou said with a tug at the corner of his mouth.

Hearing this, Li Chongju blinked a little embarrassedly, and after being silent for a while, Fang Weng said, "No matter how your Highness is convicted, there will be no complaints in the humble position."

After examining Li Chongju for a while, Liu Chengyou seemed to wave his hand impatiently: "If you feel uneasy, find Guo Rong yourself, and let him judge the crime and punish him. As for now, don't kneel, and give it to you alone. You have a mission."

"Please instruct Your Highness." Li Chongju looked solemn.

Moving his fingers, Liu Chengyou said, "Go find someone and get me something to eat, I'm hungry!"

At first, he was a little stunned, and then Li Chongju reacted, replied yes, and turned away.Looking at his back, he staggered slightly, and seemed to be kneeling for a long time.

Only then did Liu Chengyou turn his attention to the surrounding area. The camp was already huge. Longqi, Jin, Yan, officials, and civilians all came together. Guo Rong, Xiang Xun and others arranged everything well and neatly. Orderly, people are mixed, but there is no chaos.The defense has not fallen, the Yingzha Luzhai is well-organized, and the patrolling soldiers do not seem to be slack.

Liu Chengyou was basically in the middle of the entire camp. After wandering around the states to inspect it, he lay down on a thatched car, looking at the night sky. At this time, his heart was a little empty.

Involuntarily replaying in my mind before and after this war, no matter how I think, there is an unreal feeling.Suddenly, a gust of wind came from the southeast, and the already greasy hair was stirred up. Feeling the wind blowing, Liu Chengyou suddenly cleared his head.

There is some evil in my heart.In the battle last night, although no meteorite landed and fell into the enemy camp, there is still some explanation for the violent summer wind.Myself, it's barely enough, the wind magician.
Looking to the northwest along the wind, it is a large dense forest. Although it is far away, you can clearly hear the rustling of the wind, and the long chirping of summer insects.

Then, it should be "kill Hu Lin".

Liu Chengyou thought of this in his heart, and at the same time secretly decided that he would order someone to erect a monument tomorrow.By the way, find another Jin minister to write an inscription on this battle and engrave it.

When Liu Chengyou returned to the military tent, the food was ready and cold.However, he is not a picky person when he is hungry in his stomach.When wiping his mouth, he wiped his chin and felt the tingling feeling. Only then did Liu Chengyou realize that the stubble had grown wildly during the day and night.

After eating and drinking enough, Liu Chengyou began to disturb people's dreams. He ordered officers above the rank of Longqi Army and two commanders of the horse army to be summoned for a post-war summary.

The old faces were missing two at once. Sun Li, the commander of the Second Army, was still in a coma. After so long, he was still dying, and it should be possible to recover.

Fortunately, Zhang Yanwei, Guo Rong, Xiang Xun, Ma Quanyi, and Murong Yanzhao were still there.

"How is the situation of the Liao army?" Liu Chengyou first asked Han Tong, who had returned.

"The Liao army retreats to Zhending and gathers the defeated soldiers for rectification." Han Tong replied: "Your Highness, Zhending is only more than fifty miles away from Luancheng.

"How can the collapsed morale be so easy to recover." Liu Chengyou said: "However, I have to guard against it, strengthen my vigilance, and send someone to stare at Zhending City!"

"Yes!"

Right now, Liu Chengyou is really not afraid of the return of the Liao army, at least not the real Liao army.

After pondering for a while, Liu Chengyou glanced around and said, "Tell me, how was the battle loss? How was the victory?"

After hearing the question, Xiang Xun presented Liu Chengyou a book, and the general situation was basically counted.Liu Chengyou read it while listening to his dictation.

The casualties of Long Qijun can only be described as heavy.Of the [-] soldiers before the war, only [-] returned after the war, and half of them came with varying degrees of severity.The rest were all left in the battle, either killed or missing, and it was impossible to retrieve all the bodies.

The losses of the officers were not small. One of the two corps commanders was killed and the other was wounded. One-third of the battalion commander at the next level was lost, and even more officers at the lower level.The second, third, and two armies, some of them all and teams, none of them came back alive.
Accompanied by Xiang Xun's narration, several generals in the tent could not help but look sad, and the atmosphere gradually became dull.

Regarding battle losses, Liu Chengyou was actually a little concerned, and he forced his face to be relieved, saying, "No matter how much you pay, you will win the bet after all. We are the victors. The soldiers fought bloody battles, and their blood was not in vain."

Liu Chengyou can basically imagine how the battle against Luancheng will be described in future history books, which will probably be mixed with phrases such as "outnumbered", "battle of foundation stone", "strategic victory", "historical turning point" and so on.

Not to mention other effects that cannot be seen for the time being, compared to the fruitful results, the battle losses of the Long Qi Army are insignificant.

The exact number is more than 110,000 Khitan, Xiren and other Hu soldiers who went out to Yan soldiers and Liao soldiers, half of them stayed here and died in the chaos.Captured nearly [-] war horses, tens of thousands of cattle, sheep and livestock, hundreds of thousands of armaments, and countless goods.
The soldiers of Jin and Yan were successively surrendered.

Of course, the casualties of the Yan soldiers were very serious, nearly half; the Jin army surrendered less than half of the survivors; as for the common people and the strong people, it was even more tragic.The corpses on the banks of the water must be over one hundred thousand, which can be described as extremely tragic.

(End of this chapter)