The Soul of the Han Dynasty in the Late Ming Dynasty

Chapter 158
Qin Liangyu has rich experience. She has led the white-armed soldiers to fight against the city many times, but it is not against Jiannu, but against the chieftain who raised the flag and rebelled in the southwest.

Of course she knew the cruelty of ants attacking the city, and it was kind of good intentions to speak out to stop Huang Han's rash advance.

The officials and generals in the account were all looking at Huang Han, and Qin Yuyi also looked at Huang Han with her beautiful eyes flashing, and she couldn't help complaining in her heart that this stunned young man didn't know the heights of the sky and the earth.

Huang Han has a plan in mind, of course he can't give up the first victory in winning Yongping.

He clasped his fists and said: "Lord Fantai, General Qin, and all your lords, the humble officials once participated in the attack on Zunhua, and led troops to surprise Luojiazhai. Without exception, they all took the city by rushing to seize the city. The purpose was to catch Jiannu by surprise.

What's more, those Tungus savages had just been civilized, and they didn't know how to defend the city at all, and the arrangements they made were ineffective, and they would often lose their feet in the face of sudden attacks.

In order to perfectly capture Yongping Fucheng this time, the 'Red Banner Army' has already had various strategies to deal with it. Seizing the city in one fell swoop is not a problem, please adults. "

Huang Han used his previous achievements to explain the problem. It was really difficult for other civil and military generals to argue. After all, he was the winner and the winner.

Everyone looked at each other in blank dismay, wondering for a while whether this stunned young man was ignorant of the heights of the heavens and the earth, or whether he had really achieved the goal of knowing himself and the enemy and never ending a hundred battles.

Seeing Huang Hanhou's anxious look, Zheng Guochang recalled that he always adopted the tactics of avoiding the real and attacking the false in wars. He had never seen him suffer a loss. He also learned that the "Red Banner Army" had already made preparations and had multiple plans. Stop Huang Han from making meritorious deeds.

He issued the military order solemnly: "Huang Han listened to the order, I order you to be the vanguard officer of the army and immediately lead the troops to attack Yongping without any mistakes."

Huang Han took the order loudly: "I obey the orders of the humble position, and I must fulfill my mission!"

At this time, Ma Xianglin came out of the squad and saluted: "Master Fantai, the final general is willing to lead the cavalry of the headquarters to assist General Huang as the pioneer of the army."

Ma Xianglin and the white cavalry volunteered to assist Huang Han. Of course Zheng Guochang was happy to see the result, and said: "There is General Lao Ma, I agree."

Huang Han was very happy to see Xiao Machao asked Cheng to lead a small number of cavalry to join the vanguard battalion, and he didn't mind at all that the white-armed soldiers were divided into winning the first victory in the city.

Seeing that Huang Han really led more than [-] "Red Banner Army" to attack Yongping, Qin Yuyi couldn't help sweating, and she was even more worried when she saw that her brother also followed with less than [-] cavalry.

Her beautiful eyes looked at her mother Qin Liangyu, hoping that she could speak out to prevent the two from taking risks.

Unexpectedly, Qin Liangyu was whispering to Zheng Guochang and didn't look at Qin Yuyi at all.

The old lady was of course explaining the cruelty of the city's offensive and defensive warfare. She believed that when the combat power of the attacking side and the defending side's soldiers were almost the same, the attacking side needed five times more troops to fight steadily.

The strength of General Huang was almost the same as that of Jiannu guarding the city. Even though the "Red Banner Army" was very capable of fighting, they couldn't perform well in the face of attack.

Zheng Guochang actually didn't know how Huang Han planned to seize the city, he made the decision just because he trusted Huang Han, and hearing Qin Liangyu's solemn words, he couldn't help but feel his heart pounding.

He could only comfort himself and also comforted Qin Liangyu along the way: "Don't worry, Madam Qin, the old man knows Huang Han very well, he never takes a disadvantage in leading troops, and when he is going to fight where he asks him how to arrange it in advance, he will not get a satisfactory answer.

I have a hunch that the 'Red Banner Army' can bring us surprises this time, so I don't ask the process sheet and wait to see the result. "

ah?Is there such a reason for platooning troops?Qin Liangyu didn't know whether to laugh or cry, but Zheng Guochang's military order had already been issued, and Huang Han had already fled in a hurry, so it was obviously inappropriate to obstruct him at this time.

The "Red Banner Army" was already ready to go, and Huang Han didn't delay for a moment when he received the general order, and the troops marched at full speed in the direction of Yongping.

The speed of soldiers is not only able to catch the enemy by surprise, but also makes it impossible for the Hou Jin army to predict the dispatch of the "Red Banner Army".

Therefore, every military operation of Huang Han is kept strictly confidential, and only when he takes action will everyone know about it. There will be plenty of reaction time.

The Hou Jin army who stayed in the pass was almost besieged on all sides. Reports of frequent attacks by the Ming army continued to be sent, and Amin, who had just arrived in Yongping Fucheng, had a big head like a bucket.

He came with the idea of ​​coming to Daming Pass to make a fortune, but found that the four cities that Hongxie had left for him had a large number of Ming troops spying on them. In the scattered scouting battle, the Jin army was already at a disadvantage.

When A Min was thinking about how to deal with it, Luanzhou guard Na Mutai sent sentry cavalry. These people had obviously been robbed and killed by the Ming army, and almost everyone was injured.

When the visitor saw him, he knelt down and cried, "Master, rescue Luanzhou quickly! Tens of thousands of Ming troops besieged Luanzhou for three days and three nights, and they were bombarded by Hongyi cannons. The masters are all injured. Luanzhou is in dire straits, if there is no reinforcements, I'm afraid we won't be able to survive today."

The Luanzhou offensive and defensive battle started three days ago. Sun Chengzong adopted the strategy of encircling three ques and one virtual Liusheng Road to attack the east, south, and west gates of Luanzhou City, leaving the north gate alone without sending any attacking troops.

At the beginning, Turge, Namutai, and Tang Gudai defended the three gates separately. These three were all Gushan Ezhen, and they were three of the eight ministers in charge of banner affairs, and their combat effectiveness was remarkable.

They repelled many attacks by the Ming army, and sent cavalry out of the city from time to time to kill and destroy the siege equipment of the Ming army, such as charging chariots and city-breaking cones.

Sun Chengzong is not an idler, so he didn't know the importance of the Hongyi cannon, so he dug a deep trench to resist the enemy, and Jiannu failed.

Although Luanzhou guarding the city and building slaves was not completely suppressed and beaten, the post-Jin army had too few troops, including less than [-] soldiers, and the Ming army fought more and more. Under the repeated attacks of human sea battles, they garrisoned the South Gate. The Namutay gradually became overwhelmed.

Turge, who was defending the east gate, got the news that the south gate was in an emergency, so he immediately sent his deputy, Jialaerzhen Ayushi, with a hundred armored men, to reinforce him even though he was seriously short of manpower.

The shouts of killing at the south gate were louder and louder, and both sides were red-eyed. The Ming army adopted fire attack tactics. Seeing that the raging fire had already burned to the tower of the south gate.

When Ayushi rushed to the south gate, he happened to see a Ming soldier holding a banner and climbing up the tower first on a ladder. Originally, this brave soldier was about to be the first warrior to break the city and win the honor of "climbing first", but unfortunately he was rushed away. Ayushi swung his sword and killed him.

In ancient times, the first to reach the top of the city was the most credited for fighting the city's offensive and defensive battles. For the "first climbed" dead soldiers, they were rewarded generously, including Tian Shangzhai and even a noble. Unfortunately, this fierce soldier fell short.

(End of this chapter)