Daqin Fusu: It is difficult to start the battle

Chapter 93 The Great Victory
When Meng Ying presented the powerful Qiang chief to the Li Xin shogunate, dozens of huge horns around the shogunate blew at the same time.

beep!beep!
Meng Ying threw the dejected Qiang Chief Hao off his horse to the ground, and got off the horse by herself, but was staggered by the armor.

"Fortunately not humiliated!"

Amidst the laughter of the heavy cavalry behind him, he took off his helmet and bowed down.

This is because Li Xin received the yellow axe, representing the emperor to hold the power of life and death, so it is a normal military etiquette to go down without a helmet, just like the one-to-one skill at the foot of Mount Li...

Li Xin nodded slightly, then stared with binoculars at a figure lying on the mountain in the distance, waved his hands, and the Chinese military shogunate raised yellow, blue, and black banners in sequence.

After the three armies responded to the flag, they gave a shout and chased and killed the Qiang people amidst the rapid drumbeat.

Immediately afterwards, the Shogunate of the Chinese Army issued another order to stop the former Second Left Army from chasing and move closer to the chariots on the right wing to cultivate their physical strength and prepare to fight again.

During this period, a large group of auxiliary soldiers ran over, dismounted the heavy armored cavalry from the horse, and quickly removed the armor from the horse.

Mengying stepped on the strong Qiang chieftain on the ground, and looked back to see that the horse was carrying her back and forth on the battlefield. She was sweating profusely, and there was white foam mixed with blood in her mouth. A lot of water vapor flowed from it. The muzzle and body protrude outwards.

This horse is useless, it can no longer be used as a war horse, it can only be used as a pack horse... He sighed, handed over the Qiang chieftain to the Qin soldiers of the Chinese shogunate, turned around, took a piece of burlap, and wiped it carefully The body of the war horse.

After the sweat on the horse's body was wiped dry, he then used sackcloth to catch water and applied cold compresses to the horse's legs that were swollen due to running under heavy load.

As for the heavy armor he was wearing, he didn't take it off. Not only that, he also stopped two heavy armored cavalrymen who wanted to take off their armor to cool off because they were sweating all over.

From the first day Mengying put on the armor, whether it is the father (Meng Wu), father, and uncle, they have repeatedly warned him that although wearing armor is hot, you must not take off the armor immediately after the battle, otherwise there will be dangers. Danger of sudden death!
The contemporary Bian Que called it "the wind of unloading armor". Fusu believes that it is probably caused by ischemic shock or blood vessel rupture caused by poor blood circulation.

The former is easy to understand. After strenuous exercise, it suddenly enters a resting state, the heartbeat slows down, and the blood pumping function weakens, which makes the blood around the target muscles unable to resume normal flow. At this time, it will cause transient ischemia of the brain, and then cause shock.

As for the latter, it is because after a long-time armor-piercing battle, the thick inner lining will cause sweat to be unable to be discharged immediately, and the blood circulation will not be smooth. It causes a sudden contraction of the blood vessel wall, leading to rupture and cerebral infarction.

In Fusu's memory, there are Li Cunxiao in the Five Dynasties period and Chang Yuchun in the Ming Dynasty.

Hmm... Wei Wangbao, who was about to appear in history, also had to get rid of his armor, but he was famous for having a wife named Bo Ji. Later, Bo Ji was captured by a pavilion chief and gave birth to a son, the famous Emperor Wen of Han ...

So, there has never been a Cao thief in the world, or in other words, everyone is a Cao thief...

"Wipe the horses for me!" Meng Ying roared, and then looked at the battlefield in the distance.

As the powerful chieftains of the Qiang people were captured alive, the morale of the Qiang people suddenly plummeted, and now they are chased all over the mountain by the Qin army like sheep driven by hungry wolves.

But with his hundreds of people, don't think about participating in the battle anymore.

War horses of ordinary size can't bear their weight at all, and they will be exhausted after running for a long distance...

Meng Ying looked back helplessly, but saw Li Xin holding a small black tube in his hand, and then gave orders one by one to the messengers, instructing the cavalry to drive the fleeing Qiang people to the edge of the De River, where they would gather and annihilate them .

General Zuo has really good eyesight, he was the one who pointed out to me the location of the Qiang chieftain before, and now he is micro-manipulating the army so far away... Meng Ying murmured in her heart, and at the same time felt that after this battle, she could get at least two ranks knighthood!
The soldiers who participated in the war were not too unlucky, and they were guaranteed a first-class title.

Calculated in this way, the imperial court must prepare at least several million acres of land to accommodate so many soldiers...

Your Majesty, it's really difficult...Meng Ying shook her head and was soon immersed in the joy of being honored.

Li Xin on the building car quickly adjusted his deployment. With the telescope, the battlefield of several kilometers is under his control, so the purpose of this battle is to permanently erase the name Xian Lingqiang on this land.

As for the powerful chieftain of the Qiang people under the building car, under the persuasion of a military officer who understands the language of the Qiang people, they have agreed to recruit the Qiang people who fled for the Qin army.

In this way, there will be labor for the court to dredge rivers and repair canals in winter!
About an hour later, the Qiang people who were driven by the Qin army to the edge of Deshui found desperately that their own powerful chieftains had surrendered to the Qin people, and surrounded by the Qin people, they came to persuade them to surrender.

Some angry Qiang people ran out and cursed loudly, and then fell under the crossbow.

After a while, most of the Qiang people knelt down and begged to surrender, and those who resisted were naturally pinned to the belts of some lucky soldiers.

Guarded by strong crossbows, swords and shields, about 2 Qiang people were walking in several columns with their hands bound by thick hemp ropes.

These captives will take a boat down the De River, along the Tao River to Didao (now Lintao), and then be sent to Xianyang along the Wei River.

About two hours later, the Qiang captives arrived at the Qin army's temporary camp.

Zhang Han also led a brigade of cavalry, and saw the Qiang camp from a distance.

"Those who surrender will not die, and those who resist in the corner will not be spared!" Zhang Han turned his horse around and read out the order aloud: "Lieutenant Lu Matong, take a thousand Rongdi cavalry, and surround the fleeing soldiers from the flanks. Herd, if one escapes, you will be fined with a day's worth of food!"

The news that Meng Ying broke the Shaodang Qiang camp before, but did not keep things secret, and let go of many Qiang people's livestock, has long been spread in the army.

So Zhang Han learned his lesson and let people lie in ambush around him first.

A big black man with a beard wryly smiled and cupped his fists: "The last general takes orders!"

"Very good, light up the flag, blow the horn, and charge!" Zhang Han drew out the ring-sword at his waist and held it high to the sky.

He was looking forward to getting a numbered eight-sided sword when he returned to Xianyang next time.

In the blink of an eye, the low-pitched horn sounded, and tens of thousands of horseshoes trampled heavily on the ground, the sound was like thunder!

"The Qin people are calling, run away..."

"Mom I'm afraid!"

Countless Qiang people were in a mess, and some elderly or disabled Qiang men grabbed their horse sticks and wooden forks one after another, trying to buy time for the women and children in the camp to escape.

But they were killed in an instant by the cavalry halberds swung like lightning.

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