Dai Shan, who had a deep idea, praised the two red flags, who were greatly damaged, could not swallow up the more than 20,000 Ming troops at the foot of the mountain, but as long as Huang Taiji could send 10,000 elite vanguard battalions to attack the front and back, there would be no pressure to capture this Ming army.

Dai Shan was having a good idea to destroy the main force of the Ming army, and Fang Zhenghua was also thinking about how to use Zhou Shixiong's poisonous plan as soon as possible. Both sides were making their own calculations. As for who has a good mathematical foundation, only God knows.[]

Two days later, Huang Taiji received a letter of help from Dai Shan. According to his original intention, he definitely did not want to rescue the two red flags, but for the sake of the overall situation, Huang Taiji could not stand dead. "Ming'an, you can lead 6,000 Urutic warriors to Changping for rescue." Dai Shan asked for 10,000 rescue soldiers and Huang Taiji paid a 60% discount. According to the pawnshop standards, he also seemed to be a master of abacus.

Ming'an was the leader of the Urut tribe of Korqin and a descendant of the orthodox Genghis Khan. When Nurhaci had just unified Jianzhou Jurchen, Ming'an, Yehebeileb Village, Nalinbulu and others formed nine coalition forces to attack the Jianzhou Jurchens. After defeating, he took the initiative to show kindness to Nurhaci. Nurhaci married Ming'an's youngest daughter in a marriage manner, and the Urut tribe officially joined the Jianzhou Jurchens.

Ming'an was Nurhaci's father-in-law, and the first foreign relative to stand up to support Huang Taiji ascend the Khan throne. He has a high status in Huang Taiji's confidant circle. In addition, Ming'an led the Urutu tribe with 5,000 households. According to the eight banners, Ming'an controlled the troops of 16 Niulu and was the first among the foreign relatives. This time he entered the pass and robbed, Ming'an borrowed a batch of weapons and armor from Huang Taiji and equipped 6,000 tribe members.

Ming'an's move to borrow soldiers is very interesting. As the most powerful tribe with foreign relatives, did the Urutu tribe not even have thousands of soldiers? Do they have to borrow them all from Huang Taiji? Of course not. Ming'an did this to express his loyalty to Huang Taiji. Because when Nurhaci established the Eight Banners of Mongolia, Ming'an was the royal family and was the banner owner of the Zhenghuang Banner of Mongolia. After Huang Taiji came to power, he merged the Eight Banners of Mongolia into the Second Mongolian Banners. Ming'an, the head of the Zhenghuang Banner of Mongolian, lost his official position and became a third-class general under the Zhenghuang Banner of Manchuria. Although his strength was not reduced, his different status was naturally much less beneficial.

Of course, Ming'an hoped that he would be the lord of the banner, rather than being the Mongolian general in the Manchu Zhenghuang Banner like now. Ming'an could not learn the beatings of the dynasty and dedicated the entire tribe to Huang Taiji. Once Huang Taiji really accepted his gift, Ming'an had no place to cry. But in order to change the embarrassing situation, Ming'an had to do something. His eldest son Ang Hong asked his father to ask Erdeni for advice. In order to consolidate his position in the Great Jin Kingdom, Erdeni gave Ming'an an idea, asking him to give all the troops except bows and arrows to Huang Taiji. He used his actions to be loyal to Huang Taiji.

Bows and arrows are necessities of the nomadic peoples' daily life. If even bows and arrows are offered, it would be too fake. Since all the soldiers and armors were dedicated to the Khan, of course they had to borrow from the Khan to fight. Ming'an would send out as many soldiers and armor as the Khan borrowed, so as to show that he had not hidden his own private interests. Ming'an's move finally worked. Huang Taiji took Ming'an with him no matter what public occasions he went in and out. Ming'an's sons would be rewarded with a little contribution. Huang Taiji regarded Ming'an as a horse bone, which could be regarded as using each other.

The 6,000 Mongolian cavalry in Ming'an are still a little far from the elite, but high-quality armor can indeed improve the combat effectiveness of the army. The Urutu cavalry, who enjoy half the treatment of the vanguard battalion, are much stronger than the three tribal cavalry of the Tushetukhan tribe and Subudi tribe, and the Tumot tribe.

Ming'an led his two sons to lead 6,000 troops to help Changping. He arrogantly brushed the edge of Beijing and headed north, without any concern that the Ming army guarding the city would come out to intercept it. When Ming'an came to the south Yingfangzhuang in Changping, he saw a large group of people running wildly. Ming'an thought that he was ambushed by the Ming army, so he loudly ordered his two sons Ang Hong and Dorji to attack. Ang Hong was calmer than his younger brother Dorji, and asked his younger brother Dorji to protect Ming'an and lead people forward to intercept it.

After a while, Ang Hong ran back in a panic, "Ava, no, Da Beile and the others lost!" It turned out that the two red flags were rushing to death. Ang Hong rushed to the front and found something was wrong, so he grabbed one of the defeated soldiers and asked about the situation. He only knew that the two red flags were defeated, and Dai Shan and Yue Tuo were missing.

Ming'an also wanted to figure out what was going on, and a rumbling sound of hooves came from a distance. This time, there was no need to ask anyone to ask, the cavalry helmet and Ming armor Liang could tell at a glance that it was the Ming army. "Ava, let's go too, the Ming army has at least more than ten thousand people, and they can't win." Dorji didn't learn how to express his thoughts in a tactful way, and directly predicted that he wouldn't win.

Ming'an looked at the Ming army chasing and found that the Ming cavalry was slowly driving the defeated soldiers, not impatient at all. Knowing that this Ming army was indeed an elite veteran and it was impossible for him to make a fuse, he had to wave his whip helplessly and "retreat."

Ming'an was deceived. The Ming cavalry who chased and killed two defeated soldiers of the Red Flag were only veterans in the front, and nearly 10,000 Ming troops behind were all Xinnen who had been on the battlefield for the first time. If Fang Zhenghua had not ordered them to obey the command of the former military camp, they would have run away long ago.

Fang Zhenghua and Dai Shan decided the winner in abacus, and prepared to release poison one day earlier than Dai Shan’s reinforcements, so Dai Shan’s children’s shoes were tragic. Early this morning, Fang Zhenghua handed over the work of release poison to Sun Zushou, who led three thousand guards to set up a huge array of poison weeds in the northwest of Jiannu Daying, and used the whistling northwest wind to send poison smoke into Jiannu Daying.

At first Daishan thought that the fire in the camp was burning wet wood. When the horses kept neighing and tried to rush out of the horse's circle, they found that there was something wrong with the smoke. For the nomadic people, fire prevention and smoke prevention are not ignorant idiots. They are very familiar with the trick of setting poison smoke, and they naturally understand the corresponding defense measures. The only pity is that the poison smoke encountered this time is a new product that is targeted at war horses rather than people. An incorrect order on the battlefield may lead to the failure of the war, and the two mistakes double the chance of failure.

Dai Shan ordered the soldiers to prevent poison smoke, but forgot that the war horses would not cover their mouths and noses by themselves. When their subordinates found ways to help the war horses prevent poison, everything was too late. The war horses that had been smoked by poison for half an hour were all breathing short and limp on the ground and could not stand up. At this time, Sun Zushou, who had released the poison smoke, led the cavalry camp back army to approach the Jiannu camp, and used crossbows to create arrow rain, shooting and killing the two poisoned red flag soldiers.

As mentioned before, this poisonous smoke has a great harm to the respiratory system of large animals. Medium-sized animals like humans will die if they inhale a certain amount of poisonous smoke. Although Dai Shan and some veterans immediately took corresponding anti-virus measures when they found out that something was wrong, people with poor health and excessive inhalation could not resist the enhanced version of poisonous smoke, and they all died of poisonous smoke. Now even the veterans can't hold on anymore. They don't know if they will die from poisonous smoke. The only way to avoid poisonous smoke is to run out of the coverage area of ​​poisonous smoke.

In this case, not to mention that Dai Shan could not command the soldiers to fight, even Sun Wu Fusheng could not do it. When Yue Tuo saw that the situation was not good, he quickly summoned Goshha to protect his father and ran to the Imperial Mausoleum Valley. As for the soldiers in the camp, he really had no time and could not control it.

First, the war horses were unable to ride on the battlefield, then someone was poisoned and died, and then the flag owner disappeared. This series of changes formed a chain reaction. The two Red Flag Tabernacles no longer paid attention to the Ming army outside the camp and fled from the rear of the camp into the valley of the imperial tomb.

Fang Zhenghua did not rush to chase Jiannu, and waited patiently for the poisonous smoke to dissipate before ordering Heiyunlong to lead all the cavalry to chase the enemy. Sun Zushou led his troops into Jiannu's camp to clean up the battlefield. Daishan and his son and the two red flag flags would like to thank the cold weather during the Little Ice River Age. If this extreme low temperature had not frozen the lake in the Imperial Mausoleum Valley, they would not have thought of escaping the Imperial Mausoleum Valley.

Nearly 10,000 red flag flags, only 4,000 were successfully escaped from the valley. After Ming'an determined to protect himself, less than 1,000 of these 4,000 people were lucky enough to escape the pursuit of Ming cavalry and returned to the Khan tent. In order to avoid the pursuit of Ming army, Dai Shan and Yue Tuo did not leave the valley from the lake, but entered Tianshou Mountain and crossed the mountains and ridges to Huairou, and then returned to Tongzhou through Shunyi.

After this battle, the two red flags were left with only a thousand soldiers and horses and Minzhuang in the pass, and even the three vassal tribes were not as good as those of them. Dai Shan immediately vomited blood and fell into a coma, and did not wake up until he came out of the pass.

The two consecutive victories made the big men in the Ming Dynasty a little at a loss. Why did Jiannu suddenly become weak? It seems that anyone can kill one or two thousand Jiannu's heads. You should know that the most exciting victory a year ago was only two hundred and six. The ministers were just a little slow to react, and they should celebrate or celebrate, and they should submit a congratulations to the emperor. But after hearing the news of the Changping victory, one person smashed the things that could be broken into pieces, and even found a hammer to smash the pieces into powder, so he let go of these cups angrily.

Who is so excited? Of course, it was the former Admiral Gao Qiqian Gao's Army Supervisor! He had been an admiral in the Admiral for several years. When Jiannu entered the pass, he also thought about using the military power in his hands to make achievements, but Jiannu was fierce and scared his thoughts back. When Fang Zhenghua used the military achievements of the cavalry camp soared, he squeezed him down, Gao Qiqian was not too angry. He was able to come to the cavalry camp to be a military supervisor, and he was even a little happy.

The cavalry camp did not disappoint him. Facing the powerful Jiannu vanguard camp, the cavalry camp firmly defended the Chaoyangmen camp and even defeated the Mongolian cavalry who assisted the vanguard camp. Gao Qiqian, who had just taken office, also obtained a military merit. Just when Jiannu retreated, this merit would become a real reward. Even if he could not regain the position of the Admiral of the Imperial Horse Supervisor, it would be no problem to be a seal eunuch in other yamen.

When Gao Qiqian was carefully planning the future, news that Fang Zhenghua took the initiative to rescue Changping came. Gao Qiqian just curled his lips disdainfully, and refused to comment on Fang Zhenghua's risky behavior. The subsequent substitution made Gao Qiqian wary of Fang Zhenghua. This little eunuch was not a fake one. He knew what the soldiers of the two battalions of the Imperial Horse Supervision were. Using the move of weak to exchange for strong strength to improve combat power, he might really save Changping.
Chapter completed!