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"The general asked if it is possible to capture Wuma Mountain and attack Zanhuang County within ten days?"

After hearing what Wanyan Zongwang sent to inquire about, the Jurchen captain who commanded the attack on Wuma Mountain only felt that one head was as big as two.

Before he could reply, he heard another noise coming from the team rushing towards the mountain pass.

When he looked up, he saw a bunch of enemies crashing down the mountain.

These Jurchens who attacked and went up the mountain also learned the lesson. They turned around and ran away when they saw thousands of enemies. No matter how brave they were, they would only be blown into a puddle of mud.

The Jurchen officer looking behind was also quite troubled, but this group of ten thousand enemies was lost quite far, and actually rolled down the pass and inserted into the Jurchen's main formation.

The Jurchen officers couldn't help but think of what their Han advisers had said. From the beginning, they were afraid that the Supervisory Committee on Wuma Mountain would invent some method, either using trebuchets or large crossbows to shoot these ten thousand enemies even further. Far.

Although this thing is likely to blow out the fuse in flight after being thrown far away, according to these Liaodi Han surrendered generals, the Supervisory Committee used an iron ammunition that can be ignited and then fired in the North China base, that is Wanyan Zongbi was beaten so hard that he camped out in the middle of the night.

Thinking of this, this Jurchen commander couldn't help but have a headache.

At this time, he saw that thirty to five thousand enemies had fallen in his own formation. The Han servants who had come to farm all ran away when they saw this. The Jurchen warriors bravely went up. Several Jurchens held cotton pads. I wanted to wrap those ten thousand enemies with something like felt to prevent the fragments from exploding from hurting anyone.

But those few people took the felts and walked five steps away from the ten thousand enemies. There was a loud bang, and the ten thousand enemies exploded, and the stone fragments flew. The three Jurchens who had the courage to go up were killed on the spot. People take felt and beat it into powder.

With a snap, the pieces of the deceased actually flew to the captain's tent, and the blood stuck to the tent's felt.

What the hell is this?

The captain angrily said to the messenger officer who was stunned with fear: "Wuma Mountain cannot be captured in such a hurry. Please ask the Marshal of the East Road to send more troops."

A few hours later, Wanyan Zongwang, who was on the front line in Gaoyi, received the news of the troops attacking Wuma Mountain, and he also felt that one was bigger than the other.

"Our number is three times greater than the guarding Han army, so he can't take down a small hill even if it takes ten days? What does he do for food?"

Wanyan Zongwang lost his temper, but in the end he had to think of his own countermeasures.

He also thought that after they could capture Wuma Mountain, they would mobilize troops to help him attack Gaoyi.

The Gaoyi City and Wuma Mountain in front of us were the first places that the Jurchens wanted to conquer after they came out of their true determination. Wanyan Zongwang sent 3000 people to attack Wuma Mountain, and he took the remaining more than 1 Jurchens with him. The soldiers and [-] Han army servants came to attack Gaoyi City.

According to his idea, this place should be easy to capture, but he didn't expect that Gaoyi would be like an iron barrel since the protective army entered the city before them to deploy defenses.

At this time, on the top of Gaoyi City, Wang Cai was nervously inspecting the city defenses with his two local cadres.

Zhending Prefecture and Wo Prefecture were both military fortresses in the northern part of the Song Dynasty. The area was flat and there was no danger to defend it. Only the Wumachuan River, the remaining branch of the Taihang Mountains, could be used for some military defense.

The Song Dynasty built several county towns here one after another, and then as the military tension in the Liao Kingdom in Hebei Province continued to change, new defense settings were constantly added and modified.Originally, relying on the mountainous terrain here was enough to deal with the Jurchens. Before, the Jurchens could fight all the way but had to rely on the Song Dynasty official army to collapse in one battle.

After the Jurchen invasion, a resistance army immediately arose here. The resistance army here should have gone to Taiyuan Prefecture to surrender to Zongze, but the Jurchens left and returned, so Zongze's forces could not penetrate across the Taihang Mountains.

The rebels in Gaoyi held on alone for less than half a month, and finally waited for the Supervisory Committee cadres from the east.

Wang Cai was among the first batch of supervisory committee cadres assigned to engage in underground work in the Waud area.

When he came, the Jurchens had not yet broken the agreement with Song Dynasty.

In order to seize more land, the Supervisory Committee hastily dispatched cadres to places where the penetration rate was not high. The purpose is to quickly establish an underground contact network so that the Supervisory Committee can cooperate with others to seize control of prefectures and counties.

The configuration of these underground cadres is very simple, but they have important missions and their own qualities are quite good.

Wang Cai is a native of Wo Prefecture. In his early years, his family was a big local landowner. It was only because he offended an officer of the Song Dynasty that the family was ruined. In desperation, Wang Cai, who was only in his early twenties, carried his luggage alone and wandered all the way to Shandong, and later became a banker. Because of his reading and literacy, he was selected and absorbed into the Supervisory Committee University for training. Finally, he was valued by the Protection Party. After asking about his intention, he was expedited for training. He was not sent to Hebei until this summer.

When Wang Cai came to Gaoyi, he only brought one guard with him.

Originally, he had three guards under his command, but they were caught by the Jurchens and local traitors while they were running around. Two of them died during the escape.

Wang Cai was so lonely that he came to Gaoyi. At that time, Gaoyi was facing the threat of tens of thousands of Jurchens moving south alone.

The whole county was in panic, and only three rebel armed forces composed of the remaining Song troops were barely maintaining order in the county.

Wang Cai entered the city and revealed that he was a cadre of the Supervisory Committee. His nonsense actually made these insecure rebels believe him and be willing to follow his guidance.

So Wang Cai quickly established a team in Gaoyi, selected a large number of local cadres, as well as businessmen and bankers who had had contact with the Supervisory Committee, and promoted them to the local area based on the knowledge learned in the Supervisory Committee University. The leading backbone of the army, and then immediately led the officers and soldiers of the county to resist the Jurchen invasion.

Wang Cai relied on such crude methods to repulse the Jurchens' attack by a mile in a critical situation.

Wang Cai thus established prestige in the county, and now his rule over the entire county is very stable, and he also sent people to contact the Supervisory Committee.

Knowing that the Supervisory Committee was about to attack Zhending, and that the follow-up army was now arriving in Wo Prefecture via waterways, the people of Gaoyi finally gained confidence, and the Supervisory Committee's defensive materials were also continuously transported to the county, but the army was still It has not arrived, so the only way to defend the county now is with the remaining 2 soldiers and civilians in Gaoyi.

At this time, Wang Cai was leading two rebel leaders to closely monitor the city. The first few rebels under the city wall were digging pits desperately. The pits that had been dug were densely packed, and large pottery basins were placed in them. The basins were filled with water. Hundreds of them have been buried along the Wozhou city wall.

Several soldiers carefully inspected each tunnel, watching the changes in the water surface in the basin, and even used torches to observe at night.

(End of this chapter)