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Chapter 12 Capturing Li Yongfang alive (please recommend daily reading)
The narrow road made it inevitable for both sides to escape, and soon the two cavalry lines were engaged in the most direct confrontation.

The cavalry of the two armies collided like two violent waves. The shouts of soldiers on both sides, the metal collision of weapons, and the neighing of war horses instantly resounded through the mountains.

Li Xianzhong specially placed 100 armored heavy cavalry at the front of the team so that he could directly use the heavy armor to crush the enemy.

I thought there would be a fierce battle. When the two sides collided, I discovered that the Liaodong cavalry wearing iron armor and the Han cavalry wearing cotton jackets were not at the same level at all. Even the Ming army's war horses It also directly crushes the opponent.

The Han cavalry under Li Yongfang were no match for the Liaodong cavalry. They were all shot down by the Liaodong cavalry in just one encounter.

The Ming army was like a sharp arrow that had left the string, piercing directly through Li Yongfang's men and horses; wherever the iron hoof passed, they only left wailing on the ground.

Due to the narrow road, the speed of the cavalry on both sides quickly slowed down. The Liaodong cavalry took advantage of the fact that both men and horses were wearing armor, directly hitting their opponents and pushing the battle line forward.

Li Xianzhong turned into a god of death, with a silver spear roaming around the enemy's body, like a silver snake spitting out letters, constantly killing his opponents.

The equipment of these Han troops was really shabby. They didn't even have dark armor, let alone iron armor. They were knocked down one by one by him.

At this time, the cavalry in the rear of both sides also took out their bows and arrows to attack each other.

Since the Ming army was fully armed with armor and iron helmets, and even face shields, the output of bows and arrows against them was basically negligible.

The probability of hitting that small area of ​​the face directly is comparable to that of a lottery ticket.

The Han cavalry was in dire straits. Those cotton-padded jackets could not block the sharp arrows fired by the Liaodong cavalry. Many of them were hit by arrows and fell off their horses.

Almost the moment the two sides came into contact, their fate was doomed.

Li Yongfang quickly realized, where is Liu Wei's servant here?
It is clearly the world-famous "Liaodong Iron Cavalry". It seems that Li Rubai has used his capital at the bottom of the box.

But shouldn't such a sharp weapon be used against the Eight Banners soldiers?
How could ordinary Eight Banners soldiers stop such elite Liaodong cavalry?
It is estimated that only the most elite "Bai Bai Ya La" is on the same level as them.

Li Yongfang, who was about to cry without tears, quickly stopped and secretly turned his horse's head while urging the Han troops to come forward to fight with the Ming army.

The road here was so narrow that the Ming army wouldn't be able to rush over for a while, so he had to hurry up and escape.

Fortunately, it was still dark now, so the people behind could not see clearly the situation in front. Otherwise, he would have collapsed if he retreated.

At this time, he could no longer care about the soldiers under his command. Youdao said, "A dead Taoist friend will never die a poor Taoist," so let these people buy some time for him to escape.

Under the escort of several soldiers, he finally came to the other end of the team. As the sound of fighting gradually faded away, he felt that he should have left the battlefield.

Li Yongfang quickly called on the people around him to retreat with him!

The leaderless Han army behind him was in chaos and was constantly being killed by the Liaodong cavalry of the Ming army.

At this time, Li Yongfang just wanted to escape to heaven quickly, but why did he care about the flood behind him?
When he was about to reach the double fork, he saw a familiar scene again. The road was blocked by tall trees and rocks pushed down from the mountain.

Now he finally figured it out. It turned out that he had been deceived by the Ming army and chose a path of no return.

However, driven by the desire to survive, they dismounted directly and prepared to overcome the obstacles in front of them.

A group of Han soldiers rushed over these obstacles, fearing that they would lose hope of escape if they were too late.

At this time, the 100 people led by Li Sanshun were already ready.

Following his order, sharp arrows were shot at the climbing soldiers.Wang Xiaoniu, who climbed the fastest, was directly hit in the throat by an arrow flying towards him. His eyes widened, his mouth opened, and he wanted to exhale his last breath, but he could only scream silently, and finally fell helplessly to the ground. .

However, as more and more soldiers tried to climb over the obstacles, the Ming army's bows and arrows were too late to kill them, and each Han army rushed forward excitedly.

Soon Li Sanshun and others urged the war horses to run towards the Han troops. He kept waving the sword, and every time it fell, a soldier was killed.

There was no suspense in the battle. In fact, when he saw that the retreat was blocked by the Ming army, Li Yongfang had already expected such a result.

Soon the Ming army on the other side had arrived, and a large number of Han soldiers began to kneel down and beg for mercy and gave up resistance.

Li Yongfang knew very well what would happen to him after he was captured. His traitorous behavior would definitely be punished in public.

But when the steel knife was placed on his neck, he didn't have the courage to take action.

At this moment, his whole body was shaking. When Fushun was besieged by Nurhaci last year, he also raised the steel knife like this. Unfortunately, in the end, his desire to survive defeated his faith.

The battle ended quickly, and in the end Li Yongfang, Nurhaci's son-in-law in Fuxi, became a prisoner of the Ming army.

Li Sanshun said: "Major General, our army killed more than 1400 enemy troops in this battle and captured nearly 600 people. Our brothers also suffered 40 casualties."

This battle made Li Xianzhong quite depressed.

My careful planning failed to annihilate the Eight Banners of Jianzhou, but I ended up running into these "two Tatars".How satisfied was he that what was originally an amazing debut ended so dismally?

He had never been able to understand it in his previous life.The two Ming armies in the northwest fought fiercely with the Jianzhou Tatars for two full days and nights, and the battle was quite fierce. Although the east route army was ambushed, the battle was also quite fierce. Liu Wei himself killed many Tatars.But in the entire "Battle of Sarhu", the Ming army lost 5 to [-] lives, but the casualties among the Jianlu captives were very small?
According to the "Manchu Old Documents" records, the entire "Battle of Sarhu" Jianlu lost only 200 people, which is obviously nonsense; however, various analyzes of later generations generally believe that the Jianlu losses were not large, estimated to be only 3000 to [-]. people.

After this battle, he finally understood.How difficult is it for soldiers without armor to fight against well-equipped cavalry?

If it weren't for the fact that the rear cavalry of the two Tatars carried some firecrackers, causing some Liaodong cavalry to be hit by them at close range, the casualties this time would have been in single digits.

The casualties in this encounter basically occurred in the early stage.

After the enemy's army collapsed, could one of his own cavalry still be injured if he chased and slashed people?

Li Xianzhong said to Li Sanshun: "Kill all these prisoners on the spot, leaving no one behind!"

Then he looked at Li Yongfang again and said coldly: "My consort, don't you have anything to say to me? Give me a reason to keep you?"

Things like Li Yongfang are extremely harmful and must not be kept.

However, considering that this guy should have a list of Jianlu's spies, including many high-ranking officials, and he still has some use value for the time being, he can only be spared his life.

Li Xianzhong's cold eyes made Li Yongfang shudder, so he told the truth about Hetuala, and even his father-in-law Abatai betrayed him ruthlessly.

Now that the Liaodong Iron Cavalry was deep behind enemy lines, they naturally had no extra time to deal with the prisoners, so they could only massacre them all, not even having time to clean up the trophies.

Then Li Xianzhong sent people to send Li Yongfang and some seriously injured brothers back to Qinghe Fort first.

It's getting light now, but the real battle has just begun!
It won't be long before the leading troops of Jianlu arrive here, and they must seize the time to eat these five Niulus of Abatai.

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