Da Ming started to ascend the throne

Chapter 184 Yan Yingyuan Enters Mongolia

In the Daming barracks, the left-behind main general Zhang Liang is the deputy general of Huang Degong, the deputy commander of the Longteng Army.

After the military camp was attacked by rockets, smoke began to rise in many places.

Zhang Liang's forehead began to sweat. This was the first time he had fought with Yue Fei.

Once the big camp caught fire, even if he defended the big camp from being breached by the Tartars, it would still be tantamount to failure.

Just as Zhang Liang was anxiously waiting for the reinforcements from the governor, suddenly there was an earth-shattering shout of killing outside.

The Tartar cavalry was in a mess for an instant, and the rockets stopped firing immediately.

Zhang Liang grabbed the binoculars and looked outside the barracks. Ming army flags were everywhere in the sky.

The number of soldiers is tens of thousands, and they have tightly surrounded [-] Tartar cavalry.

It looks like they are not soldiers of the Longteng Army, but seem to be members of the Ming Army from other places.

Look again at the commander-in-chief flag fluttering in the wind in the middle, with a big ""Yan"" written on it.

Zhang Liang thought for a long time, but he didn't remember which army it was.

But they knew they were their own people, and hurriedly shouted to the firearms soldiers beside them:

"Our reinforcements came, and the tiger squatting guns stopped firing to avoid accidental injury. Two thousand fusiliers were left to stand firm, and all other soldiers went to fight the fire."

"Yes"

Seeing the arrival of reinforcements, the soldiers of the Ming army were very excited, agreed and went to fight the fire one after another.

Just now when he saw black smoke coming out of the camp of the Ming army, Budachi was still complacent, but in a blink of an eye he felt as if he had fallen into a hole in the ice and his whole body was freezing.

Seeing the countless Ming troops appearing around him, Budachi knew that he would not be able to leave, so he hurriedly sent an order to withdraw his troops.

"Warriors, it's not that we're not brave enough, it's just that the Ming army is too cunning and quickly broke through to the north."

Ten thousand of the Tartar cavalry, after more than 2000 died in battle, immediately forcibly broke through to the north.

The team that suddenly appeared behind the Tartars was Yan Yingyuan's tribe who came directly from Subei, Gansu Province.

After recovering all the land occupied by the rogue bandits, Zhu Youjian ordered Yan Yingyuan to go straight to Mengyuan from Gansu to support the Longteng army.

It's not that the Longteng army is not strong enough, but that the area of ​​Mengyuan is too large, and Yue Fei's tens of thousands of people really can't spread it out. Although they are invincible, there are times when they can't care about the end.

In this way, Li Yan and Yan Yingyuan split into two groups, Yan Yingyuan sent troops directly to Mengyuan, and Li Yan began to cooperate with local officials to carry out land reform and business tax collection.

Before Yan Yingyuan dispatched troops, he borrowed someone from Li Yan as his deputy. He was Li Laiheng, a hero who resisted the Qing Dynasty in the late Ming Dynasty.

Dajiangdong went to Langqiandie, and the blood of heroes has been shed for 300 years.

Li Laiheng, a national hero, was an outstanding general of the uprising army in the late Ming Dynasty.

Li Laiheng fought for survival, for dignity, for country, for nation, and for loyalty all his life.

In the early stage, he followed Li Guo and resisted the corrupt Ming Dynasty rule.

In the later period, he led the army to fight against the Eastern captivity regime that wiped out the Chinese clothing and broke the backbone of the Han people.

Li Laiheng's military career against the Qing Dynasty occupied most of his leading years. It can be said that he spent most of his life fighting against the Eastern Captives.

Although he committed suicide in the end, his heroic spirit of fighting against the Qing Dynasty, his indomitable national spirit, and his national integrity of killing himself for benevolence, are with the mountains and rivers, and shine with the sun and the moon.

Li Laiheng chose Maolu Mountain in Xingshan County, Hubei Province as his base, and cultivated the mountains and fields for self-sufficiency. The Thirteen Army soon expanded to several 10 people, becoming one of the main anti-Qing forces at that time.

In 15, under the leadership of Li Laiheng and Liu Tichun, the thirteen armies besieged Chongqing twice, which strongly supported Li Dingguo's Great Western Army's struggle against the Qing Dynasty.

In the first year of Kangxi (1662), the Eastern captivity regime mobilized three armies to besiege the [-]th army of Kuidong. Li Laiheng and other commanders fought bravely and defeated the Qing army repeatedly.

At this time, the anti-Qing armed forces in various places failed one after another, and the famous anti-Qing generals died in battle. Li Laiheng was isolated and helpless, so he could only stick to the steep Maolu Mountain.

In August of the third year of Kangxi's reign, Dongyao used traitors to lead the way, and took advantage of the fog to attack from the back mountain. Due to exhaustion, Li Laiheng's family died, and the thirteen armies were wiped out.

Of course, because Zhu Youjian came across and changed the direction of history, Li Laiheng was still entrenched in Shanxi at this time.

While he was extremely shocked by the great changes in the Ming Dynasty, he was also deeply pleased by the substantial improvement in the lives of the people, and was later persuaded by Li Yan to surrender.

After a period of contact, the two young people cherished each other, and Yan Yingyuan admired Li Laiheng very much, before receiving the imperial decree to enter Mengyuan.

Yan Yingyuan thought of Li Laiheng because there was no one available around him, so he asked Li Yan to borrow Li Laiheng.

Now that Li Laiheng has surrendered to Daming, he is a soldier of Ming Dynasty. Of course, Li Yan will not prevent Li Laiheng from making contributions.

He readily agreed to Yan Yingyuan's request and let Li Laiheng accompany Yan Yingyuan to fight on the prairie.

In this way, the two young men mobilized a hundred thousand troops from Li Yan.

Entering the prairie directly through Subei, swept several small prairie tribes along the way, and came to join Yue Fei.

In Nuo Da's prairie, if you want to find the Long Teng Army quickly, it's not easy.

But by coincidence, the Horqin tribe sent troops to conquer the Longteng Army, and was scouted by Yan Yingyuan's scouts.

So they led an army of [-] and went straight to the Ming army's garrison.

It was better to come early than to come by coincidence, just in time for the Tartars to besiege the Ming army camp, Yan Yingyuan raised his gun and killed Budachi's deputy general without hesitation.

Seeing that the Tartars wanted to run away, Yan Yingyuan looked back at Li Laiheng and said with a smile:

"Come on, you brat do the trick too, we both shoot at the same time, let's see who kills the Tartar leader first."

Li Laiheng smiled and said very modestly:

"General, the distance is a bit far, and the subordinates are not sure about hitting the enemy general."

Although his mouth was very modest, Li Laiheng and Yan Yingyuan raised their flintlock guns almost at the same time.

The distance is about 150 steps, which is a test for both Yan Yingyuan and Li Laiheng.

Yan Yingyuan has already used flintlock guns with ease, while Li Laiheng has only been exposed to flintlock guns for more than ten days.

But Li Laiheng was a sharpshooter by nature, and when he saw a flintlock, he couldn't put it down immediately.

Now Yan Yingyuan has practiced the same technique, but there is still some gap in experience.

The difficulty is really great, 150 steps is already the limit distance of the flintlock.

Because Budachi directed the Tartars to charge, their bodies kept shaking, and it was even more difficult for them to grasp their aim.

But Yan Yingyuan and Li Laiheng kept their eyes on Budaqi tightly, and their hands never trembled in the slightest.

In order to kill the main Tartar general, the two Ming generals concentrated their attention and ignored everything, like two statues at this moment.

At this time, Budach was still encouraging the Tartar cavalry to charge.

Hundreds of people were hacked and killed in a moment of charge just now, and hundreds more were killed by flintlock guns.

The mighty Tartars These Tartars began to be afraid and did not dare to charge with all their strength.

Budach raised his saber and roared desperately:

"Hurry up, don't panic, the dog cavalry is vulnerable, if anyone dares to disturb our army's morale, they will be punished on the spot..."

"Bang bang..."

Before Budachi could finish his sentence, he was suddenly hit by a bullet on his left shoulder.

"what……"

"boom……"

He just yelled, and the result was another gunshot, and a bullet pierced his right shoulder again.

(End of this chapter)