The commander-in-chief of the Han Dynasty military camp was Meng'an Chen Kui.

Chen Kui was originally the defender of the Song Army's Luan City on Hebei West Road. As early as April of the first year of Jingkang, the Jin Army captured Luan City for the first time when they invaded the Song Dynasty. Chen Kui, who was the infantry general of Luan City, was defeated and surrendered.

As a general of the Song army who surrendered to the Jin army earlier, Chen Kui was awarded the post of Meng'an under the conscious political needs of the Jin people to set an example.

Since the Jin Kingdom had not implemented the northern and southern official system like the Liao Kingdom at that time, no matter whether they were the Khitans, Xi people, Bohai people, or northern Han people who surrendered to the Liao Kingdom, they all used Meng'an and restraint.

The fierce security of the Jin Kingdom is equivalent to the thousand households of the Liao Kingdom. The commander-in-chief of the Song Kingdom can be regarded as a senior general. What is especially rare is that the Jin army does not have many horses. All the Jurchen soldiers and servants are included in the army.

Taking everything into account, the total military strength of the country is only more than 200,000. Therefore, there are not many generals of Meng'an's level. He can be regarded as the backbone of the Jin army and can act alone. Unlike in the Song Dynasty, the total military strength of the country is more than 100.

Ten thousand, there are so many controls that it is impossible to put them on the table.

But it’s also Meng’an, so it depends on who is in charge. Guxin, the Jurchen Meng’an, is so majestic, leading an army alone, attacking cities and villages along the way, with great momentum. And Chen Kui, the Han signed army

Meng'an, just like his subordinates, is a stepmother. Not to mention that he is not in the same level as Jurchen Meng'an and Mukebi. Even compared to Khitan's Meng'an, he is still a step lower. There is no way.

, who made their Han army have the lowest combat effectiveness?

In the entire Han Dynasty military camp, the real boss is not Chen Kui, but Puchan Talun. Yes, he is a commander of thousands and has to listen to a commander of fifty. Talen not only supervises Han Dynasty on behalf of Meng'an Guxin

Xiajun, his own strength can completely crush the Han Xiajun. The most brave soldiers in the army are drawn out to fight against Talen. There is no three-in-one general. In the military camp that worships force the most, facing

It's impossible not to accept such strength.

Since Chen Kui dropped the gold, he knew that he was not welcome by the gold people, and he was very careful about his words and deeds. He also spared no effort to restrain his thousands of signed troops. But he never expected that in such a normal day

That night, without any warning, a blazing fire broke out in his military camp.

Looking at the soaring fire and the soldiers scurrying around like ants on a hot pot, Chen Kui was furious. Now he was in trouble. No matter whether the fire would be extinguished or not, whether the soldiers in the barracks would be able to get

Control, the Jin people's cross-examination is unavoidable, and if it fails, they will be dealt with by military law - he has long seen that Guxin is holding a fire in his heart these days, and the big stick of military law is being raised high, it depends on who steps forward.

The Jurchens are not willing to attack the Jurchens in Guxin; the Khitans are not easy to attack in Guxin; but the Han people in the north... Guxin are not willing to attack them to death?

What Chen Kui wanted to do most at this time was to kill all the star officer on duty at the south gate of the camp and his men.

"Who is the officer on duty at the South Gate tonight?" Chen Kui roared with spittle.

The bodyguard who was here hurriedly ran outside the camp, and after a while he came back and reported: "It's Puchan Fanghong."

"Catch him, I'm going to chop him!" Chen Kui pulled out his sword, gritted his teeth and slashed at random. It was as if Fang Hong was right in front of him, being chopped into pieces by him.

"Yes, general!" The personal guard was still accustomed to calling the generals of the Southern Dynasties, and then hurried out.

Seeing the fire becoming more and more fierce, almost burning half of the military camp, Chen Kui's heart slowly sank to the bottom. He didn't know whether he should organize soldiers to put out the fire, or simply collect the remaining soldiers and withdraw from the camp that had become a prairie fire.

military camp.

Chen Kui was in a dilemma, but when he saw his bodyguard rushing back in a hurry, his face suddenly dropped: "Why are you alone? Where is Fang Hong who should be killed?"

The guard's face turned red with anxiety, and he was speechless: "General, no, it's not good... the Chinese army's camp sent thousands of troops to surround our camp... and also pointed out that General

You go and answer."

Bang! The waist knife in Chen Kui's hand fell to the ground. He was speechless and speechless for a long time.

This personal guard was Chen Kui's confidant who had been with him since he came from Luanzhou. Naturally, he was worried about his master's needs. Upon seeing this, he hurriedly said: "General, for the current plan, we can only go and plead guilty, and then put all the blame on Nan."

Gate Value Star Official Hong. In this way, there may be a chance of redemption..."

Chen Kui woke up from his dream and nodded helplessly: "That's all I have to do, I hope... alas..."

Originally, the south gate was the closest to the Chinese army camp, but now it was in a sea of ​​fire. Chen Kui, with dozens of his personal guards, had no choice but to go through the west gate to meet with the Chinese envoys.

From afar, I saw the Ximen Camp open wide, a group of knights in armor and swords, with spears like a forest, dazzling swords, and countless wolf-like arrowheads. Under the reflection of the fire, they seemed to be beating like snakes. A wave of energy.

The unspeakable pressure of the army still made Chen Kui and his guards feel breathless even from a distance.

In front of the iron hooves of this group of knights, there are hundreds of chaotic soldiers. Some of them are holding marching pots, helmets, barrels, etc., and are planning to put out the fire;

They grabbed some belongings and wanted to escape through the door. Facing this sudden and heavily armed army, all the soldiers were at a loss. They couldn't figure out why these friendly soldiers were not holding fire hydrants, but

Bright swords and guns...

During the stalemate, Chen Kui's loud voice rang out at the right time: "The camp was not well guarded, resulting in a fire, which alarmed the nobles. Chen can hardly be blamed for it, and I came here to apologize. Please see that we are all friendly troops, and please bear with me more."

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One of the leading knights snorted coldly: "A fire broke out in the camp and caused the whole camp to be burned down. This is a serious crime. Chen Kui, you are in big trouble."

Chen Kui and his guards walked through a passage that had been opened by the soldiers. When he looked closer, he recognized that this person was Meng'an Guxin's confidant, the captain of the guards, Amutai. He was shocked, this Amutai was the most unpleasant to see.

Tsai Jun always has a bad look towards him. He usually makes trouble for Tsai Jun when nothing happens, but now that such a big thing has happened, I'm afraid it will be difficult to please him this time..."

Chen Kui was thinking in his mind, and while dealing with it, he whispered to his guards to go back to his camp and get some gold, silver and jewelry, hoping to bribe him with property.

Amutai divided his 600 men into two groups. One hundred Jurchen soldiers and 200 Khitan soldiers blocked the west gate. Another 300 Khitan soldiers mounted their horses and searched the camp to see if there were any suspicious infiltrators.

The swords were unsheathed, the bows were strung, and hundreds of cavalry with bright armor galloped around, inevitably having disputes and physical conflicts with some Han soldiers, and the atmosphere at the scene suddenly became tense.

Chen Kui was secretly worried, and when he was secretly scolding the bodyguard who was carrying the property, his hands and feet were like turtles, the bodyguard finally ran over with a big bundle in his hand, sweating all over his body.

"Here you go!" Chen Kui was overjoyed, took the baggage, and subconsciously weighed it, his expression changed, "How much did you bring?"

The guard chuckled and said, "I don't know how much I should take, so I had to take it all..."

"You, you wasteful thing!" Chen Kui was so cruel that he almost smashed the baggage over his head - this is his hard work in the past few years! I brought it all, how about drinking the northwest wind in the future? What will I bring if something happens next time?

Eliminate disaster?

But it's too late to say anything now. The atmosphere is so tense. No one can tell whether something will happen at the next moment... Alas! Let's spend money to eliminate disaster...

Chen Kui cautiously came to Amutai's horse and tenderly handed over the baggage: "Mou Ke Bo Jin, this midnight, because of things in Chen's camp, my brother was so tired that he couldn't sleep well. Chen was heartbroken

I feel sorry for you, but I invited the brothers to have a drink for this little thing, you see..."

Amutai took the baggage in confusion, opened a corner, his expression changed slightly, and slowly wrapped the baggage, neither taking it away nor returning it to Chen Kui.

Chen Kui was uneasy and didn't know what the other party meant, so he said carefully: "Mou Ke Bo Jin, look at this..."

But Amutai interrupted him: "Where's Talun, why didn't you see him?"

"Ta Lun Puchan? Yes, he, he..." Chen Kui seemed to have just remembered this person, looking around for him.

At this moment, someone suddenly shouted in horror: "No, it's not good! General, look at Diao Dou at the south gate..."

Everyone looked up and looked at the seven-foot Diao Dou a hundred steps away. Under the light of the sky-high fire, they could see three corpses in Jurchen attire on top of Diao Dou's flagpole, suspended by ropes and swinging in the wind.

.One of the Jurchen men with an unusually muscular body was none other than Puchan Talun.

Chen Kui's vision went dark and he almost fainted. A sudden fire had already made Jin Sheng suspicious. Before he could settle the matter, another big thing happened. If there was a fire in the camp,

, he tried his best to shirk responsibility, coupled with the bribery of property, if there was still a glimmer of hope. At this time, Talon died on his territory in such a way. It was really yellow mud falling out of his crotch——

If it’s not shit, it’s still shit.

Bang! The sound of a heavy object falling to the ground brought Chen Kui's chaotic thoughts back to reality. He saw his own baggage being thrown to the ground, a pair of eyes as cold as knives staring at him, and then, a machete bit by bit.

The sound of the sheath being pulled out...

Chen Kui sighed, suddenly turned around and shouted: "Brothers, the Jin people are going to go on a killing spree, everyone should disperse!"

After Chen Kui finished speaking, he took off his Yingluo helmet, threw it away, and disappeared into the crowd, which fully demonstrated that the generals of the Song Dynasty were good at running to the rear.

The news reached the Chinese army camp in Guxin. Although he felt that something was a little strange, Chen Kui was afraid that he was not bold enough to kill people and set fires at this time. However, the enraged soldiers had already launched a bloody massacre at the Hanzhao military camp. What happened

At this point, it was irreversible. Gu Xin made a quick decision. Since the matter had been done, he might as well do it thoroughly. He once again deployed one Mou to defeat the Jurchen soldiers, and together with the Khitan battalion, two Mou to defeat the troops, a total of 300 people, joined

In the operation to suppress the Han army.

Gu Xin didn't feel any burden about slaughtering these slave soldiers. These "cannon fodder soldiers" were originally used for consumption, and dying on the battlefield was no different from dying under the butcher's knife. Anyway, the Song Dynasty was destroyed and replaced by the Jin Army.

The "Da Chu" regime supported by the establishment. The entire Song Dynasty's thousands of miles of land and tens of millions of people will be used by the Kingdom of Jin. There will be as many such "cannon fodder" as there will be in the future, so there is no need to worry at all.

Moreover, Guxin also has another speculation: Although Chen Kui does not have the courage to cause rebellion, who can guarantee that no one in his army has dissident aspirations? Those northern Yan people are not as easy to deal with as the southerners in Henan. Here

On one point, the original Yanjing was left behind, and the Changsheng Army was in charge of Guo Yaoshi. This is a typical example.

Guo Yaoshi, a slave with three surnames who first rebelled against the Liao Dynasty and fought against the Song Dynasty, and then rebelled against the Song Dynasty and surrendered to the Jin Dynasty. With the tens of thousands of powerful and ever-victorious troops in his hands, he was able to maneuver both sides of the Liao, Song, and Jin kingdoms and adapt to the prevailing circumstances.

If you have breasts, you are a mother. First he became a traitor to the Liao Dynasty, then a traitor to the Song Dynasty, and then... and later, the Jin people with absolute power did not give him the chance to become a traitor to the Jin Dynasty.

The Jin people disarmed all the Ever Victorious Army, first killed all the more than 40 generals under Guo Yaoshi at the banquet with big sticks, then lured 8,000 of his soldiers to Songting Pass, and then ambush them all and killed them all.

Clean. Completely cut off Yaoshi Guo's minions. It really complies with the saying: evil people will have their own trials.

At this time, Guxin had used the troops at hand to the limit. The military camp was in chaos, the Khitan camp was empty, and his Chinese army camp had less than 300 troops left.

Guxin arranged the 300 troops like this: 50 personal guards guarded his Chinese army's tent; 100 elite soldiers were divided into two teams to guard the east and west gates of the Chinese army's camp;

Hundreds of elite soldiers patrolled back and forth, strictly guarding the mountains of supplies; the remaining fifty people were spread out to guard the more than 8,000 Song Dynasty clan members, women and children, and the young and strong laborers who had been captured.

Fifty people guard 8,000 people! It seems to be a very disparity ratio. But for the elite soldiers of Dajin who once created a few people and a dozen cavalry to defeat thousands of Song soldiers, it is really nothing. What's more,

Now they only guard the captives, and most of these captives are children of the royal family who are incapable of catching chickens, women and children, and civilians without any training.

Gu Xin was not worried at all about this, and he was also not worried about external enemies causing sabotage - with three hundred elite Jurchen soldiers in hand, even if thousands of enemy troops came to fight wildfires, he was sure to make the enemy lose their teeth.

.As for the small group of surprise soldiers who are speculated to have sneaked into the camp...if there are less than a hundred people, he will mercilessly eat the opponent's skin and bones, and swallow them clean.

Is this really the case? Di Lie doesn't believe it!
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