Da Ming started to ascend the throne

Chapter 894
The [-] cavalry of the Kazakh Khanate immediately got on their horses and raised their swords to prepare to challenge the Ming army.

"Da da da……"

There was a huge sound of horseshoes, and the cavalry of the Kazakh Khanate could only see billowing smoke and dust in the distance, while the Ming army was shrouded in smoke and dust, and it was impossible to see how many people there were.

A hundred households looked at the billowing smoke from far and near and said to the leader of the team:

"Oh my god! How many troops does it take to bring up such a large amount of dust? Boss, let's evacuate!"

Kazakh Khanate Cavalry Qianhu cast a sharp glance at his subordinates and cursed:
"Shut up, you worthless guy. The Ming army is a farming people. They can ride horses. How can they compare with us nomads? When they come to the Kazakh prairie, they will die and rush over there!"

"Yes"

"Brothers! Kill!"

"kill!"

Encouraged by the boss, the cavalry of the Kazakh Khanate suddenly felt that the Ming army was vulnerable, and they urged their horses to charge towards the direction of the Ming army, brandishing their swords.

As they got closer and closer to the Ming army, they gradually saw the people on the opposite side clearly.

I saw the flags and banners of the Ming army unfurling, and the mountains and plains were filled with cavalry with no end in sight.

Hundreds of cavalrymen of the Kazakh Khanate, whose morale was high just now, were almost scared to pee, and hurriedly shouted:

"Boss, look at the Ming army coming like locusts, retreat quickly..."

"You're messing with my army, I'll kill you with a knife..."

Qianhu, a Kazakh Khanate cavalry soldier, became angry when he heard that his subordinates were always talking about running away.

But as soon as he finished scolding his subordinates and turned around, he saw the Ming army rushing towards him.

At this time, the Ming army was rushing towards them in a fan shape, and the sky and the ground were covered with people, at least dozens of them.

Looking back at the hundreds of cavalry behind him, Qianhu, a cavalry soldier of the Kazakh Khanate, suddenly said:
"Damn...quick retreat..."

"Bang bang bang..."

withdraw?Wherever they retreated, the Kazakh Khanate’s thousands of warhorses had not yet turned around. Suddenly, there was a burst of gunfire, and the Ming army’s bullets rushed towards them like a storm, and more than 300 cavalry were killed in an instant.

Of course, the Kazakh Khanate cavalry Qianhu rushed to the front, and of course they could not escape, and even the people and horses were beaten into sieves.

The rest of the cavalry turned their horses and ran wildly, but the Ming army also rode horses. Although they were not professional cavalry, they had rifled guns in their hands.

No matter how fast the cavalry of the Kazakh Khanate ran, it was impossible for them to run past the bullets, and the Ming army still fanned over.

"Bang bang bang..."

As the gunshots continued to be remembered, the cavalry of the Kazakh Khanate was all beaten into a sieve, and no one could escape.

Looking at the vulnerable cavalry of the Kazakh Khanate, Zhang Fugui couldn't help laughing:

"Brothers, see if their equipment is different from that of the Yarkand Khanate? They dared to challenge me, Ming Dynasty..."

Meng Liang looked up at the vast prairie ahead and said:
"Brother, don't underestimate the enemy. I heard that the Kazakh Khanate has a large area and a large population. Genghis Khan did not conquer them back then..."

Zhang Fugui smiled slightly, and reached out to pat Meng Liang on the shoulder:

"Brother, don't worry, brother will not underestimate any opponent tactically, let's go!"

While Zhang Fugui and the others killed a Kazakh Khanate cavalry, the Ming troops led by Li Yan and Huang Dahu also uprooted the other two Kazakh Khanate barracks without leaving a single survivor.

The three-way Ming army quickly advanced towards Turkestan. Along the way, the herdsmen of the Kazakh Khanate were frightened by the strange army in front of them and fled in all directions.

Some daring herdsmen tried to fight against the Ming army, but they were immediately slaughtered by the Ming army, and their cattle, sheep and horses became supplies for the Ming army.

Before entering the Kazakh Khanate, Zhu Cihong was worried about logistical difficulties.

But after entering the Kazakh Khanate, he discovered that the situation was far from as bad as he had imagined.

There are herds of cattle, sheep and horses everywhere, at first Zhu Cihong didn't intend to touch their cakes.

After being resisted by some herdsmen, Zhu Cihong immediately issued an order to implement the Sanguang policy on all the livestock of the Kazakh Khanate herdsmen who resisted Ming Dynasty.

In this way, not only can the herdsmen of the Kazakh Khanate be deterred, but also the food of the Ming army can be greatly supplemented.

The three-way army of the Ming Dynasty had no worries, and their marching speed began to increase. Although they were raided by Kazakh Khanate cavalry along the way.

But for the Ming army, it was all about giving away their heads, and it saved them from going everywhere to find and annihilate them.

Three hundred miles away from Turkestan, the Ming army had killed 10,000+ cavalry of the Kazakh Khanate, almost annihilating half of their active forces.

After the news reached Turkestan, the Great Khan of the Kazakh Khanate was furious at the same time. He only thought about the Ili River Valley of the Ming Dynasty, but he did not expect that the Ming army had already reached the hinterland of the Kazakh Khanate.

Yang Jierhan hurried to the coalition headquarters to find General Golovin of the Raksha Kingdom.

The coalition forces have been stationed in Turkestan for seven or eight days, and they have never set out to attack the Ili River Valley.

If it had been according to Yangir Khan, the Great Khan of the Kazakh Khanate, the army would have set off long ago, but Golovin always said to wait.

Because recently another Khanate joined the anti-Ming team, that is the Chechen Khanate in Mobei.

Note that this Chechen Khanate has nothing to do with the Chechnya in the North Caucasus.

The Chechen Khan is one of the four Khalkha Mongol tribes, which Mongolia later changed to Hangkente Ula Province.

When the Chechen Khan was strong, its territory was roughly equivalent to the Eastern Province, Kent Province, Gobi Sumber Province, northern and eastern Sukhbaatar Province, and most of the East Gobi Province in Mongolia.

According to historical records, the nineteenth generation of Genghis Khan, Sun Shuolei, established himself as a Khan in the Kherlen River area, and was called "Chechen Khan". Bardi is also known as the three Khans of Khalkha Mongolia.

At the beginning of the founding of the country, Chechen Khan surrendered to Chahar Lindan Khan. Later, Huang Taiji defeated Lindan Khan, and Chechen Khan turned to Jin and paid tribute.

Although it was paying tribute, it did not surrender. The real surrender to the Dongcap government was due to the emerging Jungar Khanate.

In the 27th year of Kangxi, Galdan of the Jungar Khanate attacked the tribes of Khalkha. Chechen Khan was unable to resist, and was forced to move his family to the south and fell into the arms of the captives.

In the reign of Kangxi, Kangxi canceled the independent status of Chechen Khan and changed it to "Chechen Khan Department". The next year, its original jurisdiction was designated as East Khalkha Road.

The course of history has been changed by Zhu Youjian. The Eastern captives were destroyed by the Ming Dynasty before they entered the customs. The Chechen Khanate is still in the original Mobei.

The Chechen Republic is the territory of the Russian Federation, located on the north side of the Caucasus Mountains, next to Georgia.

Before the beginning of the 7th century, there were records of Chechens. The term "Chechen" originated from the name of the village "Great Chechnya" on the Argon River, and gradually became the ethnic name of the Chechen nation.

In the 13th century, Chechnya was invaded by the Mongols. At the end of the 14th century, Chechnya was ravaged by the army of the Timurid Empire in Central Asia.

It was not until the disintegration of the Golden Horde in the 15th and 16th centuries that Chechens began to migrate from the mountains to the plains.

From the 16th to the 19th century, Christianity began to spread to Chechnya.

At the turn of the 17th and 18th centuries, Chechnya began to become the object of competition among the three empires of Persia, Ottoman, and Russia. Since then, Chechnya has experienced more than two centuries of bloody and brutal wars.

Therefore, the Chechen Khanate has no connection with the later Chechen Republic, so please don't confuse them.

(End of this chapter)