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Chapter 1342: The Han flags fill the Yin Mountains, and not a single Hu child will be allowed to return!
After the Wala army followed the Ming army into the mountain pass, they saw that they had indeed stopped halfway up the mountain, apparently finally realizing that they had taken the wrong path.

But it was too late, because the retreat route had been blocked by the Oirat people, and now it was time to catch the turtle in the jar!
Amid the shouts of "Wulai!" that filled the mountains and plains, the leaders of the various Wala tribes commanded their own armies of tens of thousands of people and launched a charge against the Ming army, which seemed to have no way out, in a valley four or five miles wide!
However, when the knights at the front rushed to the front of the Ming army, they were suddenly thrown to the ground in large numbers. Some even disappeared without a trace, along with their horses...

"Oh no! Trip ropes and traps!" Mahamu shouted from behind the formation, "The Ming army has set up an ambush!"

But it wasn't over yet! As the Wala cavalry was stirring the garlic under their feet, an attack from the air also came.

Amid the tingling sound of bowstrings, a dark cloud of arrows rose from behind the hillside, and then with a sharp sound of breaking through the air, they fell on the heads of the Wala soldiers like hail, and countless people were hit by arrows...

"There is an ambush, the Ming army's reinforcements have arrived!" Mahamu was completely panicked and shouted, "My king, retreat quickly! Otherwise it will be too late!"

"Well, the enemy situation is unclear, let's retreat first." Yesudier was no longer stubborn and immediately ordered his men to blow the Mongolian horn to withdraw the troops.

Upon hearing the signal to withdraw, the Wala soldiers pulled the reins of their horses, turned their horses around, and prepared to withdraw from the valley.

But it's too late...

The sound of military drums rang out in the valley, and a large group of Ming cavalry deployed in the mountains on both sides rushed down the hillside, cutting off the retreat of the Oirat soldiers.

A huge banner with a banner was slowly erected, with a line of golden characters on a blue background sparkling in the sun:

'The King of Chuhaidian of the Ming Dynasty!'

Behind the hillside where the arrows were shot, a large group of Ming cavalry appeared.

A flag was also erected on the hillside on the left, with the word "Jin" inscribed on it. Leading the army was King Jin Zhu Gang. He led his three Taiyuan guards and launched a charge at the Wala army from the left wing!

A flag was also erected on the hillside on the right, with the word "Qin" inscribed on it. The leader of the army was actually King Qin Zhu Chong. He led his three Xi'an guards and launched a charge at the Wala army from the right wing!

The situation on the battlefield reversed in an instant. The Oirat people, who had just been preparing to catch the turtle in the jar, now discovered that they were the turtle in the jar!
"Hahaha, you never expected that? My brothers are here!" The Ming army halfway up the mountain also turned their horses around. Zhu Di laughed loudly, raised his crescent-shaped sword high, and roared, "It's our turn to charge!"

"Charge!" Generals Ping'an, Zhang Yu and others responded in unison and led the soldiers of Yanshan Zuowei and Liaoyangwei to charge down the mountain!
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However, at this time, the Oirat people showed courage far beyond that of the Yuan army. These Mongolians who had lived in the western desert for generations and had always been marginalized, perhaps because they were isolated from the news, they knew nothing about the military might of the Ming army; or perhaps because they could not accept the ridiculous ending of being beaten up just after they had just started.

Or perhaps it was because they were inspired with boundless courage in the holy land of their own nation. They quickly calmed down from the panic and reorganized their formation.

Mahamu also proved that Yesüder had not misjudged him. He quickly judged the situation on the battlefield and ordered two 10,000-man teams as the vanguard to launch an all-out attack on the encirclement of the Ming army that had not yet been fully formed.

He personally led two teams of 10,000 people to cover the rear and block the Ming army rushing down the mountain to avoid being attacked from both sides.

In addition, a 10,000-man detachment was arranged to protect the left and right wings. The remaining troops protected Yesudier and served as a reserve force!

The Wala army, rushing towards the valley entrance, was met with a barrage of arrows from the front and sides. The Ming army was even equipped with a certain number of artillery, although they were all light artillery such as bowl-mouthed guns, but the shotgun shells fired were extremely lethal to men and horses. As long as a lead bullet hit the Wala soldiers, they would either die or be disabled, and lose their combat effectiveness.

Under the powerful long-range attack of the Ming army, the Wala cavalry kept falling off their horses like dumplings, and suffered heavy losses, but they still maintained high morale, charging forward regardless of casualties, vowing to fight their way out! The Ming army soldiers were also very shocked to see the Wala army risking their lives and rushing towards them in the face of wave after wave of arrows. Some Wala soldiers were shot by several arrows, but they still shouted and rushed forward; some Wala soldiers' horses fell to the ground, and they also fell to the ground, but they got up and continued to charge with their own two legs...

This was something they had never seen in their many years of fighting the Yuan army. If it were normal times, the Ming army would have followed their usual routine, retreating while shooting arrows back at their horses, rather than engaging them head-on.

But it’s not possible now, because their mission is to guard the entrance of the valley and not let any Wala soldier escape!

Moreover, this place had already been a sacred mountain for the Han people before the rise of the Mongols!

Only Han people would not call this place Buerhan Mountain. In the past, present and future, this place has only one name - Langjuxu Mountain!
The heroic spirit of the Champion Marquis is watching them from the sky, and the mighty Han army, which is invincible under the world, is watching them from the sky!

Now that they have come to Langjuxu Mountain, they must not bring discredit to their ancestors, nor allow the Han army to be defeated!
After the Ming army soldiers shot the last round of arrows, they immediately drew their bows and spears and charged towards the Oirat army, fighting a decisive battle with them in the simplest and most direct way!

Zhu Zhen also picked up the drumstick and beat the drum for the soldiers himself.

After a thousand years, the eighteen Han army drums sounded again on the Fenglangjuxu Mountain!

Amid the rumbling drums, there was also the majestic and exciting singing, urging the soldiers forward -

'The Han flags fill the Yin Mountains, and not a single Hu child or horse is allowed to return.

I wish to spend my whole life serving my country, why would I need to enter Yumen Pass!

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With their blood boiling, the soldiers of both sides engaged in a desperate hand-to-hand fight.

Although the Oirat light cavalry were brave, they were not good at close combat. Wearing simple leather armor and holding ancestral scimitars, they could not gain any advantage against the well-equipped and highly skilled Ming army soldiers. Not to mention breaking through the Ming army's defense line, even maintaining their own front line depended on the sacrifices of their soldiers.

As time went on, the physical advantage of the Ming army, which was well-rested, became increasingly obvious.

The Wala army, which had been led by Zhu Di and Zhang Yu for half a month, had failed several times in their attempts to break out, and the adrenaline they had been pumped up with was quickly fading. They began to show signs of fatigue, and their swords were getting weaker and weaker. Even the sprinting speed of their war horses was getting slower and slower.

The Ming army officers and soldiers were all veterans who had fought in many battles. They were keenly aware of the Oirat people's inability to cope with the situation, so they naturally would not be polite to the enemy.

The three princes Zhu Chong, Zhu Gang and Zhu Di personally led dozens of generals including Wang Bi, Guo Ying, Ping An and Zhang Yu, and led the soldiers of the three armies to go all out and ruthlessly kill the Wala soldiers.

The corpses of the men and horses filled the entire valley, and the dead grass on the ground turned purple-red...

By noon, the Oirat army had been completely suppressed by the Ming army and surrounded in the valley.

(End of this chapter)