Desert Eagle Suletan Khan

Chapter 527: Going up the river to destroy Huanglong (Part )
The sun is shining brightly at the Koksarai Military Fort on the lower reaches of the Syr Darya River, but the mood of Sultan Agoyev, who is guarding the fort, is like dark clouds. He has just received an alarm from Aresi: more than 100,000 Guards troops are advancing by land and water and are coming towards him. . As the sultan of the Xiaoyuzi Karaksek tribe, he commanded three tribes of Xiaoyuzi Alash, Airimuul and Karaksek with 4,000 troops. Compared with the enemy, there was a huge disparity in strength.

Unlike the people of the Great Yuzi who look more yellow, the people of the Zhongyuzi and Xiaoyuzi look more Caucasian. The Karaksek tribe all have blue eyes, white skin, and big and straight noses, which are different from the Oros people in the north. Very similar.

Sultan Agoyev has a high and straight nose bridge and sunken eye sockets. He is a typical handsome man in the Xiaoyuzi tribe. He is also proud of his beauty. But beauty alone could not subdue his arrogant generals. This man was also very good at martial arts. What was even more rare was that he was proficient in water skills. He was very rare among the Kazakhs who were used to herding horses and singing songs. The king of Turan, who knew people well and was responsible for his duties, appointed him to be responsible for Turkestan's water transportation. He had twenty patrol ships, more than a hundred grain ships, and 2,000 sailors under his command.

The beacon tower lit up the smoke, and the Guards fleet arrived, vast and boundless. In addition to thousands of improvised boats and sheepskin rafts, there were also merchant ships, grain ships, and cargo ships collected along the Syr Darya River. There are more than 200 ships of various types, including cruise ships and cruise ships.

"Sultan, there are too many enemy ships. Should we temporarily avoid them and park the ships in the harbor?" a subordinate asked.

"Get out of the way? Where to avoid? Behind is the city of Turkestan. Get out of the way of the river, and the Oirat people can drive straight into the capital of Kazakhstan." Sultan Agoyev tightened his shirt smartly and inserted a tattoo on his hat. He picked up a lark's feather and smiled at his subordinates: "What are you still doing? Come aboard with me to defend against the enemy."

"Boom~boom~boom~" the sound of cannon sounded. Each patrol boat of the Kazakh army has two small cannons mounted on the bow. There are 20 patrol boats with a total of 40 small cannons. There are also more than 100 grain ships without guns. The soldiers on board bravely attacked the Guards. Fire rockets and firecrackers.

"Boom~boom~boom~" More than a hundred small artillery pieces of the Guards fired back. The number of their artillery is far greater than that of the enemy, but the number of ships suitable for installing artillery is very few. More than a hundred ships are the limit, but the number of bows, arrows and muskets is far more than that of the enemy.

Sultan watched the water battle with laughter and tears. In an era when broadside guns were widely used in the West, both warring parties still mounted cannons on the bows of ships. They mainly relied on rockets, fireships and the like to kill the enemy. The tactics were inflexible. However, this low-level water battle represents the current highest level of David's navy.

Although the number of ships, canoes and rafts was far greater than that of the enemy, the Guards suffered more casualties than the Kazakhs because they were hastily formed.

Sultan saw with his own eyes that a Kazakh patrol boat destroyed a Guards ship, damaged two more, and knocked one of his own bamboo rafts out of the way. He was only burned by the rocket and smoked a little. The sailor took a bucket of water from the river and poured it on the smoke, and the smoke went out. Then, the ship started a boarding battle with another Guards ship as if nothing had happened.

"Trash! Even so many ships can't deal with the enemy!" He put down his telescope and roared angrily, completely ignoring the actual situation of the Oirat warriors who were not good at water warfare, and kept angrily scolding his subordinates for their uselessness.

"Great Khan, there are many arrows on the river. Please take shelter in the cabin for a while," Tegus, the head of ten thousand households in the Chinese army, asked Ketu.

"Hmph! How can the Great Khan of Mongolia avoid the battle? I will stand here and watch you defeat the enemy." The Great Khan of Lotus snorted coldly and remained motionless.

Seemingly inspired by his courage, a speedboat quickly approached a Kazakh cruise ship. A man like an iron tower came up with an ax and led his men to kill the enemies on the ship. The ax waved and the Kazakh military flag fell.

"Okay!" Suletan picked up the telescope and took a closer look. He found that it was Dulbert's Taiji Babai and nodded secretly.

After all, there were many people and many ships. The Guards finally won the "victory" of the water battle, annihilating two thousand enemies and beheading the enemy general Agoyev Sultan. However, they lost four thousand warriors and damaged more ships than There are many opponents. He was heartbroken. Fortunately, the battle on land went smoothly. The Guards Army's land division annihilated 2,000 enemies with only over a hundred casualties and captured the Koksarai Military Fortress.

The fall of Koksarai meant that the Guards captured the southern gate of Turkestan City, and more than 100,000 tigers and wolves approached the Kazakh capital.

"Emir, Koksarai has been lost, the Guards Army Division is approaching the Orbulak Valley, and the Navy Division has appeared on the Syr Darya River," Bokkansajian reported to Denis, commander of the Central Army of the Khanate and Governor-General.

"Kang Sajian, there are more than 100,000 enemies, and there are only 10,000 defenders in the city. How would you respond if it were you?" Dennis asked him with a smile.

"Emir, if it were me, I would abandon the Olbulak Valley, concentrate our forces to defend the city, and wait for the arrival of reinforcements from Karatau Mountain and Sau City," Kang Sajan replied after thinking carefully.

"No, you're wrong. The Oirats' navy are all small boats and cannot transport heavy artillery and large equipment for sieges. Therefore, their navy does not pose a great threat to us. The real threat to us is their Army Division. I plan to lead 7,000 main troops to guard the Albulak Valley, leaving you with 3,000 soldiers to defend the city together with the people in the city. As long as we hold on for ten days, reinforcements will definitely arrive. I wonder if you have the confidence to complete this arduous task. ?" Dennis stared directly at his subordinates.

"Emir, frankly speaking, I am not sure at all. But please rest assured, I will definitely fulfill my duties as a military commander and will never embarrass the Kazakhs." When saying this, Kangsajian looked solemn and solemn.

"Very good, go ahead and do something. Kazakhstan is proud of you!" Dennis loudly encouraged his subordinates, and then organized all the young men and women in the city to collect 15,000 people's money for Kangsajian, asking him to Leading these 18,000 "soldiers" to defend the city, he led the 7,000 main force to the Albulak Valley.

This battlefield veteran has an extremely accurate sense of battlefield. After the naval commander of the Guards Navy Narizong led more than 50,000 naval troops to land on the east bank of the Syr Darya River, due to the lack of heavy artillery and various equipment for siege, he temporarily took down a force of only 18,000 people, mainly composed of civilians. The defenders had no choice but to angrily order archers to shoot at the city while ordering their subordinates to build rams and ladders.

After capturing Koksarai, Suletan left the navy and came to the 70,000 horse and infantry army. This also meant that the real battle would be fought on land.

Leading his army to the Albrak Mountain, the God of War Oirat had mixed feelings as he looked at the valley in front of him that made him dream. It was this valley that ruined his reputation all his life. Will the outcome be different this time? Thinking of this, he sneered and spat out a sentence from between his teeth, "Albulak Mountain, Albulak Mountain, I'm back!"

(End of this chapter)