The sharp arrow pierced the air and made a whistling sound. The Tibetan troops in the valley were shot to the ground in pieces like cutting leeks, with dead and wounded everywhere, rivers of blood, and constant wailing.
After receiving the information that Tibet was sending troops to assist the Tang Dynasty, Li Jing quickly dispatched Su Dingfang to set up defenses south. After Su Dingfang arrived at Qingxiguan, after careful consideration, he decided to take the lead in setting up an ambush in Tubo to annihilate the Tibetan forwards and give the Tibetan army a head-on blow.
After many inspections, Su Dingfang chose this unknown valley as the ambush site. The cliffs on both sides of this valley were steep, and the Tibetan army had no chance to climb up the cliff to counterattack. The long and narrow mountain road made the Tibetan army lose the opportunity to retreat quickly. .
Dazalugong died, and the deputy general Chisangluo wanted to command the army to withdraw from the valley. However, the long and narrow valley seemed to have no end. Sui troops on both sides were also coming in an endless stream. Their arrows and rolling stones continued, and countless Tubo soldiers were killed. He fell to the ground after being hit by a sharp arrow, and his brain was torn apart by the rolling stone and his flesh and blood were blurred.
After paying an extremely heavy price of casualties, the Tubo army finally retreated to the mouth of the valley. Seeing that their way out was right in front of them, the faces of the remaining Tibetan soldiers showed the joy of being saved, but suddenly there was the rumble of horse hooves in front of them.
"kill!"
Five thousand fine knights of the Sui army with bright armor came towards them. The leader was a general, with bright eyes, splayed eyebrows, a nine-foot body like silver, a yellow-maned horse under his crotch, and a unicorn gun in his hand. He was none other than Lu Junyi.
"Ding dong, it has been detected that Lu Junyi has entered the brave state, the force is +5, the base force is 101, and the current force has increased to 106."
Lu Junyi took the lead, with the steel gun in his hand flying up and down, and picked off more than ten Tibetan cavalry. Chi Sangluo relied on his own bravery and beat Lu Junyi with his horse and sword. However, he failed to fight three times and was knocked off his horse by Lu Junyi with a spear, killing his head.
At the same time, Su Dingfang also led the army to encircle them from behind, slashing with swords and killing the Tibetan army until corpses were scattered all over the field, and the army was completely defeated.
Su Dingfang's and Lu Junyi's armies attacked from both directions in the valley, especially the elite cavalry led by Lu Junyi. They tore through the Tibetan army's formation like a sharp knife, and countless soldiers died under their horse hooves.
The Tubo army finally collapsed. They completely abandoned their formation and turned into stragglers, shouting and running around to avoid the pursuit of the Sui army, desperately looking for a way out to escape.
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Two hours later, when Langri Songtsen led the main force to arrive, he was left with corpses all over the ground. His beloved general Dazalukong was not even able to leave his whole body behind. A general of his level was naturally killed. People cut off their heads to ask for merit. The surviving Tibetan defeated soldiers knelt in front of Langri Songtsen and cried loudly, telling them what happened to them.
"You bastard, send an order to the entire army to send troops to Qingxiguan to avenge Dazalukong!"
After listening to the report of the defeated soldiers, Langri Songtsan couldn't help but became furious. He waved his whip and went straight to Qingxiguan to kill. The main force of more than 40,000 Tibetan troops was overwhelming and headed towards Qingxiguan with a loud killing sound.
At Qingxi Pass, when Su Ding knew that the Tibetan army would invade, Convenient Zhuo people reinforced the city wall. On the city wall, thousands of Sui army crossbowmen prepared their bows and arrows.
The horn of attack had already sounded, and the Tibetan army roared towards the city wall like a flood that burst its embankments.
Looking at the black Tubo army under the city wall, Su Ding showed no fear, stood calmly on the city wall, waved his flag, and shouted in a cold voice: "Fire the arrow!"
Thousands of crossbowmen were divided into three teams. The teams fired continuously. The arrows rushed towards the Tibetan army like a rainstorm. The powerful force shot through the fragile shields and armor of the Tibetan army. Thousands of Tibetan soldiers were shot down. land.
The Tibetan army came over a long distance, originally with the purpose of launching a surprise attack. The whole army did not even have decent siege equipment. Langri Songtsan was so angry that he raised an army and did not notice it.
At this moment, the Tibetan soldiers could only carry simple ladders and rush towards the city wall. However, such crude siege equipment did not pose a threat to the tall Qingxiguan. Some of them could not even reach the top of the wall, and some could not bear the load. The strong Tubo soldiers broke apart with a sound, and the Tibetan soldiers who were climbing up screamed and fell from the sky.
The Sui soldiers on the city wall counterattacked in an orderly manner under the command of Su Dingfang. Several groups of crossbowmen worked step by step and cooperated in an orderly manner. The dense rain of arrows never stopped.
After a fierce battle for a long time, the city walls were covered with corpses of Tibetan soldiers, layer upon layer, and blood flowed into rivers. The pungent and unpleasant smell of blood filled the city walls of Qingxiguan.
There were very few Tibetan soldiers climbing up the city, which made Langri Songtsan anxious. At this moment, a rapid sound of horseshoe bells rang. Langri Songtsan turned his head to look, but it was Lun Qinsan who was urging the rear army to arrive.
"Zamp!"
Lun Qinzan rushed to the front of Langri Songtsan, saluted and said: "I have just asked the defeated soldiers of Dazalukong. The Sui army obviously knew our movements. We did not carry siege weapons and attacked the Qing Dynasty." It is really unwise to move to a dangerous place like Xiguan!"
After attacking the city for a long time, the anger in Langri Songtsan's heart had diminished, and his mind had become calmer. Looking at the soldiers who were constantly falling in front of him, he gritted his teeth and said unwillingly: "Withdraw the troops, retreat ten miles to camp!"
There was a sound of gold ringing in the Tubo army, and the advancing Tubo troops retreated one after another as if they had been granted amnesty.
On the city wall, Su Dingfang curled his lips slightly, suddenly waved the flag, and a burst of rapid drum beats sounded. The Sui army's elite cavalry, led by Lu Junyi, suddenly came out from the right rear of the Tubo army.
Lu Junyi stood up with his spear and leaped on his horse, charging into the Tibetan army first. His spear flew up and down, and the Tibetan soldiers he killed turned over and scattered in all directions.
The Sui army's cavalry shouted in unison, their horses galloping like the wind, and they came towards the Tibetan army like the sky and the earth were falling apart. The Tibetan army had been fighting hard for a long time, but after hearing the order to withdraw their troops, they had already slacked off. When they were suddenly attacked, there was chaos.
The Sui army's cavalry charged into the crowd like tigers descending the mountain. The horses galloped, slashed with their swords, and stabbed with their horse's spears. The Tibetan soldiers fell to the ground wailing, their chests were pierced, and their heads were chopped off, turning into dead souls under the hooves of the Sui army's horses.
Lu Junyi bravely took the lead and headed straight for Langri Songtsan. There was no shortage of brave people around Langri Songtsan. Several strong Tibetan men brandished swords and smoke sticks and attacked Lu Junyi.
Lu Junyi's spear was flying, and he showed his skills to the fullest. He provoked and blocked the blows, but in just a few rounds, he knocked down all the Tibetan generals.
When Langri Songtsan saw this, he was so frightened that he turned around and ran away with a loud shout. Lun Qinzan on the side was not in a hurry to stop him, so he could only let out a long sigh and drove away on horseback.
The commander-in-chief of the Tubo Central Army withdrew his flag, and the Tubo army had no intention of resisting. They were chased by the Sui cavalry all the way, causing numerous casualties. It was not until the rear army led by Helian Duo arrived that they stopped. Lu Junyi saw the Tubo coming again. After receiving reinforcements, secretly thinking that the outcome of another victory was uncertain, he immediately withdrew his troops and returned to the city.
