Perhaps it was because the policies of the Jin Kingdom were unpopular, or perhaps it was because they were exploited too harshly. In short, the Khitan people's resistance was quickly ignited.
With one person taking the lead, the others swarmed up, full of courage and violence, like a ignited powder keg.
Sa Ba obtained 3,000 sets of armor reserved by the Recruitment Department, as well as a large number of spears, shields, chariots, bows and arrows and other weapons, and soon the first batch of Khitan people who followed him to fight were well armed.
And because they have been fighting with the cavalry on the grassland for a long time, they have excellent riding skills and can master very good cavalry tactics without training. They are very good cavalry.
It is a pity that there are not many horses and not many cavalry. Once the regular Jin army comes, it will be difficult for them to compete with tens of thousands of cavalry.
So Sa Ba planned to seize the horses bred by the eight Meng'an established by the Jin Dynasty in the Huining area, and at the same time, severely deal with those eight Meng'an, imitate Su Yonglin, wipe out a large number of Jurchen men's Meng'an Mooke organization, and eliminate their Vigorous.
At the same time, Sa Ba adopted Su Yin's suggestion and sent extensive manpower to the areas inhabited by Khitan farmers and herdsmen, calling on them to respond with national justice, to win more people to join Sa Ba, and to organize a larger army.
At this time, it was the beginning of February in the fourth year of Zhenglong in the Jin Dynasty and the twenty-ninth year of Shaoxing in the Southern Song Dynasty.
The Khitan armed uprising was in full swing from this moment on. The flames of rebellion soon spread throughout the mountains and extended further to the Liaodong region.
At this time, Wan Yanliang still didn't know that his overly radical policies had caused huge trouble for him. This huge trouble would even echo the big trouble in the south, forming a situation of being flanked by both sides.
He was studying the enemy who made him unable to eat well and sleep well - Su Yonglin.
Information about the Liberation Army collected from various channels shows that the Liberation Army has a general leader, known as the leader, who calls himself Kaishan Zhao. He is from Shandong and is the leader of this uprising.
The guy who defeated Wanyan Alin and 20,000 cavalry was called Su Yonglin. I don't know where he was from, but he called himself General Hussar and General Manager of Hebei, and he belonged to the command system of the Liberation Army.
At present, the Liberation Army is mainly led by these two people. Zhao Kaishan is in Shandong and Su Yonglin is in Hebei. They have hundreds of thousands of troops. The scale is very large and very troublesome.
Although there is no news about the Southern Song Dynasty sending troops to go north, once there is such news, it will be really bad for Wan Yanliang.
He originally wanted to take advantage of the situation and attack the Song Dynasty, but the Song army took the initiative to attack, which was very embarrassing.
So no matter what, we must put down the Liberation Army uprising as quickly as possible, destroy it, restore Hebei and Shandong, and then take advantage of the trend to go south to attack the Song Dynasty.
In this way, the first enemy to face is Su Yonglin and the Hebei rebels led by him.
Not to mention Zhao Kaishan, he didn't seem to have much fame or ability, but Su Yonglin was not an easy man. It was really not easy to defeat Wanyan Alin and his 20,000 cavalry head-on.
Wanyan A-lin was able to command troops, had military exploits, and excellent knowledge. In Wanyan Liang's opinion, he was the leader among the new generation of young generals in the Jin Kingdom. However, such a leader, with a powerful cavalry unit and a thousand heavy cavalry, was actually defeated. defeated.
Thinking about it now, Wen Dunsizhong was indeed not joking when he used Yue Fei to describe the traitor. Perhaps this is how he really viewed Su Yonglin, and he really felt that Su Yonglin posed a threat to Jin Ting as much as Yue Fei.
Wan Yanliang knew very well how troublesome Yue Fei was.
Some secret rumors once said that when Yue Fei went on the Northern Expedition to Kaifeng, the Jin Army generals were ready to surrender because they were too frightened and had no intention of resisting.
A high-ranking marshal-level figure who was beaten and cried also lost the confidence to resist. Faced with the turbulent talk of surrender by the army, he did not dare to stop it. He softly said that it would not be too late to surrender when Yue Fei came.
It can be seen that Yue Fei had beaten them to the point of losing their temper and was even ready to surrender. This is enough to show how powerful Yue Fei is in combat.
Later, Yue Fei died in the hands of his own people, and the Jin Kingdom lost a close friend. Only then did they finally reach the Shaoxing Peace Agreement with the Southern Song Dynasty and restore peace. Both parties were very satisfied.
I thought that after so many years, there would be no more people like Yue Fei in the world, but... where did this Su Yonglin come from?
Why can you fight so well?
He couldn't figure it out, not at all.
With 20,000 cavalry and 40,000 horses, a strategic-level force, combined with some sign troops, they could become the main force even if they went south to conquer the Song Dynasty. However, they were defeated in the first battle and suffered heavy losses.
Only more than 3,400 cavalry and more than 6,000 horses came back alive. The battle damage was extremely huge. A large piece of Jin Ting's already poor finances was severely torn off, and it was bloody.
The officials in charge of the economic accounts wanted to rush to the family members of Wanyan Lin and rip off all their heads. The families of the soldiers who died in the battle were also furious, almost leading to huge chaos, which was suppressed by the capital's army.
What a loss!
Even Wan Yanliang himself felt a throbbing pain in his heart.
Jin Ting's military strength suffered a huge blow. The loss of a strategic-level cavalry force made Wan Yanliang unable to produce a reliable cavalry force for a while.
Unless he sends his garrison out.
But that would not work since he would not have a reliable garrison around him.
So now we can only hope that the Khitan and some Jurchen soldiers from Liaodong will arrive quickly and gather into a huge strategic force.
He will use such an army to wipe out the rebels in Hebei and Shandong, and then use Kaifeng as an advance base to attack southward.
At this time, the army in Guanzhong was also preparing to enter the Southern Song Dynasty from the direction of Sichuan, violently attack the Song army in Sichuan, strive to capture Sichuan, and go down the river to attack the flanks of the Southern Song Dynasty.
In this way, a great strategic detour was completed, the Southern Song Dynasty was completely defeated, and the world was unified.
That would be wonderful.
Wan Yanliang imagined that kind of future and suddenly felt better.
But returning to reality, he felt that even dealing with this Su Yonglin was not an easy task.
Being able to defeat Wanyan Alin is enough to prove that this guy has a powerful elite army at his disposal, and can go head-to-head with the strongest part of the Jin Army...
So Wan Yanliang felt that what the old guy Wen Dun Sizhong said still made some sense, at least he must not attack at will.
We must wait until the mobilization is completed, and then press forward with the overwhelming force of Mount Tai. If there are not enough people, press forward. If they are defeated, it will be really dangerous.
Whether Zhongdu can be saved or not is a huge problem.
The tactic of refueling will not work, not even with small numbers of troops, and must wait until mobilization is completed.
Wan Yanliang decided to temporarily take a defensive position against Su Yonglin in Hebei, not to take the initiative and not allow the frontline generals to attack at will.
So he ordered the six prefectures of Yizhou, Suizhou, Ansuzhou, Xiongzhou, Bazhou, and Qingzhou to mobilize all Jurchen soldiers and signed troops from other ethnic groups to form an army and enter a full wartime state.
All military resources and soldiers in the six states are under the unified control of the Privy Council, and the Privy Council establishes a joint defense system to ensure that no point among the six states will be breached.
He wanted to build a line of defense around Zhongdu with these six states to protect Zhongdu and block the Liberation Army's northward march before the army was officially mobilized.
However, no army is allowed to take the initiative to attack. No matter what the Liberation Army does, no army is allowed to take the initiative.
Moreover, the weapons must be well kept. Before the formal attack order is issued, only the Jurchen soldiers can have weapons. The other ethnic groups cannot have weapons and can only do chores.
The privy envoy He Shi Lieliangbi and the deputy privy envoy Pusanhutu were fully responsible for this matter. If there was any negligence, Wan Yanliang would definitely hold the two men accountable.
So Heshi Lieliangbi and Pusanhutu were worried about the mobilization order, and at the same time they had to work hard for the defense lines of the six states.
The two simply divided the work. Heshi Lieliangbi was more familiar with government affairs and logistics, and was specifically responsible for the relevant parts of the mobilization order.
Pusanhutu was more familiar with the previous war in Hebei, so he was responsible for the six-state defense line.
Jin Ting's action did not escape Su Yonglin's intelligence force. The intelligence force quickly informed Su Yonglin of the comprehensive mobilization of the six northern states, the clearing of the country, and the strict defense.
