The Soul of the Han Dynasty in the Late Ming Dynasty

Chapter 39
Huang Han arranged for Song Pengfei to take Huang Nongsheng and Yang Gu to take care of the spare horses and closely monitor the direction of the official road, and told them to warn them in time if they found any more Jiannu.

Song Pengfei knew that he didn't know how to shoot arrows, and he couldn't do what he wanted with a tiger spear on a galloping horse, so participating in the charge probably wouldn't be of much use.

But if you bring someone to guard near the official road, you can prevent your side from being suddenly attacked by the Houjin army, and let the brothers who are rushing to kill have no distractions.

He stated: "Master, don't worry, I will go out three miles to look around. If I find a large number of Houjin troops coming, I will sound the bird gun warning. If the enemy is less than ten, I will let Yang Gu shoot and Mingdi to remind everyone. .”

Huang Han said: "Have you understood? When you hear the sound of the blunderbuss, you can't love to fight and you have to retreat quickly. When you hear the sound of the gong breaking through the sky, someone must deal with the Houjin army coming from the official road."

The soldiers agreed in unison: "Understood."

There is no more proper arrangement. The brave wins when we meet on a narrow road. Huang Han looked at the servants and the Ming army cavalry with staring eyes, and shouted loudly: "Brothers, this is the time to make meritorious deeds. Follow me!"

This is a cavalry encounter, and there are no tactics to learn from.

The Ming army only had the initiative to strike first, and when it was close to the fierce battle of the Jin army, it could only be faster, more accurate, more ruthless, and more equipped.

Huang Han took the lead and charged into the village, while Han Zi still followed closely. Wang Zhanpeng, Yang Guoen, Huang Feng and more than a dozen servants were all scrambling to be the first. Those Ming soldiers felt that something was wrong. Why didn't this officer play his cards according to the routine?

Why is the Ming army so puzzled?It turned out that when the Ming army was fighting, the servants had always supervised the charge of the ordinary soldiers. How could the general lead the servants to charge forward first, screaming?

What if the big-headed soldiers who were left behind without supervision scattered?

This time was an exception, the Ming army did not run away and did not hold back in fear of the enemy. At this time, the three small flag officers of the Ming army also shouted: "Come on, brothers! The future of killing slaves and fighting is today!" They also beat Ma Rufei No matter what, he rushed forward.

None of the cavalrymen of the Ming army had the intention to turn around and run away, and they all roared, "Kill the slaves."

The one who was looting was a group of Zhenghongqijian slaves, led by a Bashiku, and there were nineteen men in armor.

In addition to the leader Bashiku who was a Ba Yala, this small post-Golden army also had a white-armored soldier, and eleven of them wielding knives and foxes pretending to be tigers were bannermen and coated slaves, all of whom were traitors and dogs.

Wangjiatun is not small, and for the Chinese New Year, no one would have thought that the Hou Jin army would rush into the village to loot at this time.

At this time, the vast majority of people in the village were blocked at home, and it was impossible for everyone to wait to die. Many young and strong people took up various weapons and fought desperately with the Jin army.

Jiannu has accumulated enough experience in plundering. They know that the Han people are cowardly, and they can suppress the common people at once in order to win the first blow. When they enter the village, no matter how old or young they see, they will kill them. In a short while, no less than a hundred people died tragically.

Frightened by the bloody massacre, many ordinary people knelt down tremblingly and begged for their lives. There was a huge disparity in strength. Many young and strong people were scattered and now they could only choose to run with their lives.

Jiannu each chose their favorite targets to start searching for gold, silver and treasures. Of course, they would not let them go if they saw beautiful women.

Originally, this day was infinitely beautiful for these Jian slaves, but unfortunately there was an accident. Just when they shot and killed many young and middle-aged men who stood up and resisted, basically controlled the situation in the village, and were about to start harvesting, Huang Han took 48 rode into the village entrance.

The Ming army already had a numerical advantage, but now they are rushing here again in a concentrated manner. More than half of the Hou Jin army, who are inferior in strength, are now rummaging through boxes and chests of well-to-do families in the village in search of gold and silver treasures. They never expected that the Ming army would take the initiative to attack.

Huang Han saw a white-armored Jiannu soldier from a long distance, and shot at the Jiannu who might be the leader with the fastest speed in his hand. The fool also took a fancy to this Ba Yala, and aimed his spear at him.

This white-armored soldier was Bashiku who led the team. When he saw the Ming army attacking, he decisively rushed towards the village entrance holding a leather shield and wielding a machete. Because he was so eye-catching, half of the Ming army who rushed into the village chose him as their target.

Of course, it is very sad to be the target of public criticism. Bashiku was shot by three feather arrows and was still able to support his body. Unfortunately, another throwing spear flew and directly nailed into his chest through the leather shield.

This throwing spear was released by the foolish man when he got close to Jiannu's twenty steps. With the full speed of the horse, the throwing force was extremely powerful, and Ba Yala was not strong enough to stand it. He spurted a mouthful of blood and fell off the horse. The great shaman has gone.

The Ming army roared and the incident happened suddenly, and the Jiannu were plundering and scattered, so the Ming army's attack was a group fight, and the Jiannu rushing to fight in twos and threes was like a fueling tactic, and often they shot an arrow that would attract seven or eight arrows Arrow, three and two throwing guns to attack.

Soon Huang Han led his men and horses to kill them from the main road of the village. At least seven Jiannu were killed, four traitors were also beheaded, and two of his own were injured.

Concentrating the charge is because you don't know the enemy's strength, and you can gather as much force as possible to form a fist to be more aggressive. Now that the enemy's situation is clear and your own advantage is obvious, then you must start thinking about annihilating the enemy.

Huang Han is very familiar with the terrain here, knowing that although the village is not small, there are only three exits. Huang Han ordered Yang Hanwei Xiaoqi to go to the east of the village, and must stop the Hou Jin army who tried to escape from here.

He ordered Huang Sifang Xiaoqi to intercept Jiannu at the entrance of the West Village, and ordered Yang Guoen Xiaoqi to walk around to support him. Huang Han himself led the rest of his troops to look for Jiannu again.

The second attack began. This time, Jiannu took precautions. Another Ba Yala organized eight armored men to hit the Ming army from one side of the road. Huang Han turned around and shot arrows. A javelin and two hatchets were thrown.

Jiannu also tried their best to shoot their bows and arrows when attacking. Two Ming soldiers were shot at close range and fell off their horses. Four Jiannu actually crashed into the ranks of Ming troops and started hand-to-hand combat. Among them, they were shot twice by arrows. Jiannuba Yala.

At this time, the morale of the Ming army was high and no one was discouraged. They all brandished weapons and fought against Jiannu. Basically, it was a situation where four or five Ming troops fought against one Jiannu.

Although the fierce-looking Ba Yala who was wielding a long-handled battle ax split the chest of a Ming soldier, it did not scare the other Ming soldiers. The flag officer swung his knife and club and knocked on his head, and his brain burst and he fell off the horse.

(End of this chapter)