Huang Yi saw that Hedanbaater spoke with all his heart and soul, and decided to get some more benefits.
So he proposed to give Qi Dashan and his son to him as well.
Blacksmiths are also indispensable to the Mongolian tribes, otherwise horseshoes will be a problem.
Huang Yi made this request after he already knew that there were three blacksmiths in Kachagute's department and none of them died in the melee.
The reason why I chose to ask for something else was because the three blacksmiths were a father and son, and they were all Mongolians.
We fought one after another and captured a lot of armor, most of which needed repair. The more blacksmiths, the better.
Hedanbaat'er was a little reluctant to give Qi Dashan and his son to Huang Yi. But I don’t want to disappoint the first hero because of this matter.
Then he suddenly had an idea, and with a smile on his face asked Huang Yi for an "artifact" that could glow at night.
Both night attacks resulted in small battle losses and large gains. The "artifact" was not only a luminous object that led the knights, but also a spiritual pillar for the knights.
Hedanbaatar has long been thinking about it, but he wants to lose face and is too embarrassed to ask for it.
Today, Huang Yi took advantage of what he wanted, and he went all out.
Forehead! Huang Yi thought to himself: This leader has also learned how to bargain and everyone gets what he needs. He can be taught this!
What could he say except that such an "artifact" should be dedicated to the great leader.
He had already thought about it. From now on, he could put his cell phone in the breast pocket of his jacket, which was also waterproof.
When Hedanbaatar saw that Huang Yi had agreed, he was a little embarrassed and chirped a lot of words of thanks.
Although Huang Yi secretly laughed in his heart, he pretended to be disappointed on his face.
Huang Dazhi and Huang Dayong have basically asked them clearly.
It is possible that the Jiannu were implementing the military-first policy and doing everything they could to strengthen the army, so they needed blacksmiths and would not sell them for money.
Therefore, among the hundreds of Han people, there are those who have worked as cobblers, masons, potters, carpenters, painters, tailors, and tinkers, but there are no blacksmiths.
Of course, after coming to the prairie as slaves, Han slaves learned to herd and raise horses.
After winning the battle, the property, population, livestock, etc. doubled. Hedanbaatar, Karatu, etc. were all concerned about their wives and children in the camp.
The property, materials, and population of the Kachagute tribe were all spoils of war, and they all had to go south to join the original tribe. There were so many pots and jars, and the migration speed was worrying.
Calculated by walking thirty miles a day, it would take more than ten days to arrive.
After discussing with Kalatu and others, Hedanbaatar decided to take away the 80 elite knights who participated in the attack and the more than 40 young men from the original Kachagute tribe.
Just like when we came, each person has at least two horses, and only brings three days' worth of dry food and horse feed, trying to get back to the starting point within two days.
The remaining men, horses, supplies, livestock, etc. are all handed over to Huang Yi's leadership. If an accident occurs, sentries and cavalry will be sent out in time to report the news.
Huang Yi supported Hedan Battelle's decision to split up.
It also fully shows that this leader is quite capable of thinking.
The vast majority of those who followed Hedan Battle were the original troops, well-equipped new troops, bringing with them all the young and middle-aged men of the newly surrendered Kachagute tribe, and they were not afraid of any changes by these people.
Moreover, these people's wives, children, and children are all in Huang Yi's team at the back, so they are bound to take advantage of them.
Huang Yi's team is very large, but it's a pity that it's just a slut. The only young and middle-aged knights who can fight on horseback and not lose in a one-on-one fight with the Jiannu armored men are the two brothers Amuguleng, Chalahe and so on. .
They were all Mongolians managed by Huang Yi, and Hedanbaatar deliberately kept them in order to enhance the strength of the migrating team.
Huang Dazhi, Huang Dayong, etc. and more than a hundred Mongolian teenagers can barely fight on horseback. It is estimated that encountering Jiannu armored men, or facing eight hundred serious Mongolian knights, two against one will be difficult.
But outsiders don't know that most of the team is old people and young people. They can only see from a distance more than 300 knights carrying bows and arrows and wielding Mongolian swords.
Hedanbaatar trusts Huang Yi and is absolutely relieved to hand over the team to Huang Yi.
Besides, he also had selfish motives. The people in this team were all newly captured, and there were no relatives of his at all. What if he was attacked by a tribe and left with casualties all over the place?
At worst, he will continue to bring new troops back for revenge. As long as Huang Yi is not beaten to death, he will not suffer a loss.
At this time, Huang Yi was a god-like existence in Hedanbaat'er's mind, and could not be exchanged for a lot of money...
When he came, he was as fast as the wind; when he left, he dragged his family and his mouth slowly.
Feeling bored, Huang Yi selected more than half of all the Mongolian men who could ride horses and shoot arrows, and formed six teams, old and young, with thirty-three people in each team.
He led a team himself.
What are you preparing for? Of course, they swallowed up all the Mongolian families or micro-tribes that could be found through the telescope.
Every time, Huang Yi observed the target and sent at least three teams to chase and intercept it.
This is a fight to expand the tribe and force them to surrender as much as possible.
Huang Yi was able to predict the enemy beforehand, and could pre-arrange one team of troops to advance forward and two teams to outflank, so that the Mongolians, who were born with escape skills, could not escape.
Along the way, there was almost no killing.
Because when they saw three columns of thirty-three cavalry and eleven people rushing towards them, the only choice for the two or three hunted young Mongolian men was to escape. When they found that there were more people and horses behind them, they all chose to dismount and surrender. Without exception.
They didn't know that the group of people rushing over were just show-stoppers, and there were only a few people who could fight on horseback and fight hand-to-hand.
The final result was very good. Within seven or eight days, 11 Mongolian families surrendered, and 19 new young knights were added to Huang Yi's team.
Huang Yi did not bully others. After forcing these people to surrender, he found that the Han slaves were confiscated and his property was not confiscated.
When they were camping, they took them to drink kumis and eat mutton. Gradually, these Mongolians lost their intention of escaping.
On the ninth day, Huang Yi, who led three teams of people and deliberately deviated thirty miles from the migration route, finally discovered the big fish.
It was a small tribe with more than forty yurts.
Ordinary families of the grassland tribes build one or at most two yurts. For a tribe with more than forty yurts, it can be calculated that the total number of men is no less than thirty and no more than sixty.
Huang Yi already has nineteen more young and middle-aged knights at his disposal, and his combat effectiveness has been greatly enhanced.
He made a prompt decision and concentrated his forces to swallow up the small tribe he had just discovered.
Huang Dayong, Huang Dazhi, and Agudamu immediately turned back to contact the other three teams.
At this time, the strength of the six teams has increased a lot.
That's because nineteen young and middle-aged knights and more than twenty young men and old men who can ride horses and shoot arrows have been added.
There was a huge disparity in numbers, so a direct attack required no plotting, let alone splitting up the troops. The two hundred and forty cavalry simply pushed through.
