Daming Yuanfu

Chapter 304
The astonishment of Ma Gui and Gao Yu was not because Ma Fang sent troops to win the battle, but because the time was wrong.

According to the previous plan, Ma Fang's dispatch of troops should be a few hours later than that of their side: Ma Gui and the others stole the camp in the early morning, while Ma Fang's side should attack in the afternoon.

The reason why I chose the afternoon was because Ma Fang could withdraw quickly after launching a wave of offensive in the afternoon. By then, it was probably already evening. They are not good at night fighting.

This is a safe plan. In fact, it can be seen from this plan that Wang Chonggu, Fang Fengshi, and Ma Fang are not ambitious or greedy for perfection. Their goal is very cautious and clear, which is to try to ensure that there are no major casualties on their side Under the premise of this, give Yu Xinai's troops a certain amount of blows—the results of the battle don't need to be huge, as long as they are enough to declare victory in general.

This goal is determined based on the current overall situation: Da Ming does not need to win any big victory at this moment, as long as he can hold the border firmly and at the same time counterattack appropriately, I answer that he can only be forced to change his original intention and take Han Naji In terms of events, it has been changed from military threats or military invasions to negotiations.

Of course, normally speaking, it would be quite remarkable for Da Ming to be able to do this—he was beaten and suppressed by others a few years ago. Could it be that he suppressed others and beat him after he woke up after falling asleep?At that time, Cheng Yaojin learned the three tricks—teaching in the fairy dream?

But now, this defeated army is not much, or a lot less, about three hundred riders, which is obviously much more than the scout team, and it is less than a thousand riders. It can only be that they lost the battle and ran away of the troops.

To the east of Zhenqiang Fort, there is only Xin Ai's troops, so it can be seen that Ma Fang attacked in advance and won.

Ma Gui suddenly yelled: "Get on your horses and prepare to meet the enemy!" After saying that, he got on his horse first and held his knife in his hand—it was too late to reload the three-eyed gun at this moment, and let's talk about the three-eyed gun shot by Gao Yu just now. The performance also made Ma Gui have little confidence in this batch of things. Opposing the opponent is just a wave of defeated soldiers, just use the knife directly.

The defeated soldier on the opposite side also realized that something was wrong at this time, and suddenly changed direction and began to turn north.In fact, they found someone in front of them earlier than Ma Gui and Gao Yu, but at this moment the sky was just getting brighter, and they only saw about a thousand cavalry from a distance.

In their view, the Ming army should be in the pass at the moment, and there should be no Ming army cavalry outside the pass except for Ma Taishi's team yesterday afternoon. At that time, more than 1 cavalry appeared. How could the Ming army send so many cavalry outside the line of Zhenqiang Fort and Desheng Fort?

What's more, this is where the Great Khan's army is located, and the Ming army sent a thousand cavalry outside the pass. Wouldn't it be a beggar carrying a bowl into the latrine-looking for death?
This group of defeated soldiers really did not expect that the Ming army would not dare to send more than a thousand cavalry in front of the Chinese army in normal times, but if they concentrated their elites and quietly went out for a sneak attack and then quickly retreated, they really had the guts.After all, although the Ming army is generally on the defensive against Mongolia at this moment, it has not yet reached the point where Hong Chengchou dared not fight with wild boar skin after the defeat of Song Jin.

Therefore, the misunderstanding arose like this—they thought that this cavalry was a soldier from Alda, so they rushed over to ask for help.

This group of people had just suffered a defeat, their army was disorganized and they had no fighting spirit, many of them were wounded, and their strength was also at a disadvantage, so naturally they didn't dare to take advantage of the situation and had to temporarily change direction and continue to flee.They even had some rumors that the grass and trees were all soldiers, wondering whether the Chinese army I answered had also suffered a defeat, otherwise how dare the Ming army cavalry come to "surround" themselves.

However, Ma Gui's side just with great difficulty just withdrew from the Alda Central Army, and the will to fight was not very high. Seeing that the team in front turned to flee temporarily, they chased after it for a while, and after firing two waves of arrows indiscriminately, they also So he stopped the pursuit, turned back to Zhenqiang Fort, entered the customs and returned to his orders.

But I said that I just went to visit the injured Chataiji at this time, and when I got out of Chataiji's felt tent, the old sweat king returned to the sweat tent without saying a word, and was considering whether to launch a wave against Deshengbao Offensive, lest the Ming army become more and more emboldened.Unexpectedly, he just sat down, took out the agate snuff bottle, and was about to open it to take a few sips, when he heard a voice outside the tent shouting in a panic: "Sweat, sweat is not good, Huang Taiji was killed by Ma Tai The division army made a sneak attack and suffered heavy losses, and the left-wing army was completely dispersed!"

Huang Taiji is Xin Ai. There is a saying that "Taiji" in Mongolian is derived from the Chinese word "Prince", but it is actually equivalent to the prince or prince. For example, "Shuo Yue" always calls Wushu the Kingdom of Jin The fourth prince is such a premise. Otherwise, according to the system of the Han people, there are no two suns in the sky, and there are no two monarchs in the people. The prince is also a monarch. Of course, there is only one prince. How can there be a first prince, second prince, or third prince?

But the difference between the "princes" in Mongolian is not that big, or the division is not so obvious, just add a "yellow" character before the title of Taiji, the eldest son. has a special meaning. [Note: It may also be the reason for transliteration, Huangtong "Huang". ]
Some judges may want to say, you are talking nonsense, otherwise why is the name of the eighth son of Yezhupi, the later so-called Tian Conghan, "Huang Taiji"?
The name Huang Taiji seems majestic, magnificent, and regal, but as we all know, it is actually another translation of Huang Taiji.

But in fact, this is not a name, but a title, which is no different from Xin Ai's "Huang Taiji", while Huang Taiji should have another name.

Regarding the name of Huang Taiji himself, there are several theories in the historian circles, one is called Abahai (also known as Abohai), and the other is called Hei Huan Bo Lie.

The theory of Abakhai originated from GV Gorsky, a Russian sinologist. It may be that he misunderstood Abkai sure, the reign title of Huang Taiji, as his name.

The name Hei Huan Bo Lie is closer to the original historical appearance, because "Hei Huan" is the Chinese pronunciation of the word "Huang", and "Bo Lie" means "canglang" in Mongolian.

According to Mr. Jin Qicong, an expert in Jurchen, Manchu, and Mongolian studies, the original meaning of Nurhaci’s Manchu is “wild boar skin”, Shuerhaqi is “little wild boar skin”, and Yaerhaqi is “leopard skin”. Dergon is a "badger", so it is most reasonable for Huang Taiji's original name to be "Canglang".

It's far away, at this moment, I Da heard this shout from outside, I was taken aback, stood up and shouted: "Who is it? Come in and talk!"

(End of this chapter)