Three Kingdoms: Peak Summons

Chapter 1387 Murong Ke VS Nurhaci

 Chapter 1385: Murong Ke VS Nurhachi

In Nurhaci’s view, no one in the entire Yuan-Meng Empire except Temujin was qualified to be his opponent.

Now that Temujin died, all the main forces of Yuanmeng died in Hetao, and only Tuo Lei and Murong Ke were left in Yuanmeng to support the situation.

Therefore, Nurhaci was full of confidence and determined to win this time. Not only did he directly dispatch an army of 300,000 troops, but he had not led an army for a long time and even Nurhaci personally dispatched it, as if he vowed to annex the entire Yuan-Meng Empire. .

 However, the trend of the war between the Yuan and Qing Dynasties somewhat exceeded Nurhachi's expectations.

Today, there are only a few hundred thousand main troops left in Yuanmeng. The remaining troops are all improvised recruits. Logically speaking, they do not have much combat effectiveness at all.

But Murong Ke led such a team, nearly half of the entire army were new soldiers, and blocked 300,000 Manchu cavalry on the Eastern Front battlefield.

Of course, Yuan Meng was able to do this at the cost of extremely heavy casualties, but Nurhaci was shocked, surprised, and angry about this.

 In the entire Yuan-Meng Empire, except for Temujin, Nurhachi never paid attention to anyone, and the same was true for Murong Ke.

In Nurhachi's eyes, Murong Ke was just a poor man who had some military talent but was still unable to prevent the demise of his mother country and was forced to be loyal to Yuan Meng.

But such a poor guy blocked the Qing Dynasty's 300,000-strong army, so Nurhachi naturally couldn't feel better.

After killing Yang Ye and completing the mission of "Until Death", Murong Ke's basic command has reached 100 points. Although Nurhaci, who has 99 command, has a little less basic command than Murong Ke, after the skill blessing, the command of the two generals is better. The abilities are actually about the same.

No one is much stronger than anyone else, and no one is much weaker than anyone else.

 In the case where the abilities of the generals on both sides are not even close, the key to determining the direction of the battle falls on the army, generals, equipment, morale and other aspects.

In the Battle of Hetao, Yuan and Meng lost everything, and the losses were unprecedentedly heavy. Therefore, whether it was the army, generals, or others, the Manchu and Qing Dynasties were much better than Yuan and Meng.

In this situation of overall dominance, it stands to reason that the Manchu and Qing Dynasties should be able to defeat Yuan and Meng quickly and march to Longcheng, but in fact they did not.

Under the fierce attack of the Manchu and Qing Dynasties, although Yuan and Meng suffered heavy casualties, they were not at a disadvantage. The two sides were in a stalemate.

 The reason why it became like this was mainly because Nurhaci underestimated his enemy, Murong Ke, who he underestimated, and also overestimated himself.

In Nurhachi's eyes, there is no one in Yuanmeng who can beat him. Only Temujin is qualified to be his opponent. But in fact, if he faced Temujin, he would have no chance of defeating this peerless genius.

 Weakness and ignorance are not obstacles to survival, arrogance is!

With such arrogance, how could Nurhachi take Murong Ke, a Xianbei who surrendered to Yuanmeng, in his eyes?

At the beginning of the war, Nurhaci underestimated Murong Ke and gave Murong Ke a chance to gain a foothold.

Nurhaci’s intelligence attribute is 92, while Murong Ke’s intelligence attribute is 95. Logically speaking, the strategic gap between the two sides is not big, and there is no risk of being easily calculated by the other side.

However, due to Murong Ke's deliberate weakening and Nurhaci's careless underestimation of the enemy, Murong Ke made a mental calculation but unintentionally, and directly caused Nurhaci to suffer a big loss. In one battle, he killed the Manchu vanguard, a total of 20,000 troops. No one wants their home country to perish and become a slave to the country, and this great victory gave everyone in Yuanmeng hope to win, and it can be said that the morale of the entire army has greatly increased.

Afterwards, although Yuan and Meng were still at a disadvantage, they had already established a firm foothold, and the morale of the entire army had stabilized, and they would never be defeated by the Manchus in one battle.

Because of his arrogance, Nurhaci missed the best opportunity to annex Yuanmeng. After that, although he did not despise Murong Ke, he did not achieve much good results in the battle. The war between Yuan and Qing Dynasty gradually entered a stalemate. .

 The stalemate stage is still full of advantages for the Manchu and Qing Dynasties. After all, what this tests is the comprehensive national strength between the two countries.

Yuan and Meng had just experienced the defeat of Hetao, and they had paid so much war indemnity to the Qin army. The domestic national power had been squeezed to the limit.

If the stalemate with the Manchu and Qing Dynasties continues like this, Yuanmeng will be dragged down by the war sooner or later.

Although Murong Ke knew this, his opponent was obviously not simple. Murong Ke had no way to directly defeat Nurhaci, so he could only take one step at a time, gritting his teeth and fighting a war of attrition with Nurhaci to find opportunities. .

This kind of strategy of injuring the enemy by 1,000 and damaging yourself by 800 was not easy for the Manchu and Qing dynasties, and it was even more uncomfortable for the Yuan and Meng dynasties.

The person who was obviously more uncomfortable was Murong Ke, but he could still persevere, while Nurhaci, who was relatively relaxed, couldn't persevere.

 As long as they continue to consume like this, the Manchu Qing Dynasty can be said to be a sure-win situation, but this is not the victory Nurhachi wants.

It would be fine if he faced Temujin, but it was only Murong Ke who let the entire Qing Dynasty use their national strength to defeat Yuanmeng. Even if they won in the end, Nurhaci would be disgraced.

Nurhaci wanted to resolve the war faster, but he had no way to defeat Murong Ke. At this moment, the marriage between Qin and Yuan was approaching, and Nurhaci also thought of intercepting the marriage team to drag Qin Hao into the water. .

Murong Ke's defense arrangement was extremely tight. After some complicated operations by Nurhaci, he could only let Wanyan Aguda command three thousand fine cavalry to break through. However, this was more than enough. After all, the **** lineup of the marriage team was only three hundred Qin. army and more than a thousand Yuan Mongolian cavalry.

At this time, Meng Tian and others who were on their way back north did not know that there were three thousand Manchu cavalry preparing to intercept and kill them on their way back north.

“Father, I heard that Yushu and Minmintemuir of Yuanmeng, these two princesses are known as the shining pearls on the grassland, and they are the most beautiful women of Yuanmeng.” Wanyan Zongbi said with a smile.

Wanyan Aguda glanced at his son, smiled and cursed: "What, Wushu, do you have any thoughts about Princess Yushu?"

Wanyan Zongbi, nicknamed Wushu, and after Wanyan Aguda founded the Jin Dynasty, Wanyan Zongbi, as the founding hero, made great contributions, so he was also called: Jinwushu.

Wanyan Zongbi, also known as Jin Wushu, was Yue Fei's old enemy.

When facing Yue Fei, Wanyan Zongbi lost consecutive battles, but the Jin Kingdom had to rely on him. It was he who used Qin Hui, the Prime Minister of the Song Dynasty, to get rid of Yue Fei, the pillar of the Southern Song Dynasty, and finally forced the Song Dynasty to sign the imperial agreement. Peace negotiation.

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