The Hongwu plane of the Ming Dynasty.
When Zhu Yuanzhang heard Liu Bang, the emperor of the Han Dynasty, say that the man was Han Xin, he was stunned for a moment and said in a dumbfounded voice:
"We remembered that Tang Taizong said before that he would exchange war horses for the Marquis of Huaiyin, Han Xin."
"Later, nothing happened. We thought Han Emperor Gaozu was reluctant to part with it, but it turned out that he changed it quietly."
After Ming Taizong Zhu Di listened to Ming Sizong Zhu Youjian's story, he touched his chin and said thoughtfully:
"Father, since points are so important, I can use [Yongle Dian] to trade with them to help you accumulate points."
"Since the signing of the Book of Deeds, a collection of classics and history, books of hundreds of schools of thought, astronomy, geography, yin and yang, medical divination, and technical skills have been compiled into one book."
In an instant, Ming Sizong Zhu Youjian coughed suddenly and said awkwardly:
"Grandpa Taizong, [Yongle Dadian] has been traded to Han Gaozu and his companions by me."
Ming Taizong Zhu Di suddenly turned his head, glared at Zhu Youjian, and said angrily:
"That was compiled by my order, you..."
Speaking of this, Zhu Di, Emperor Taizong of the Ming Dynasty, saw from the corner of his eye that his father's face was wrong, and he changed his voice and said:
"You can think of this method. It seems you are not stupid. I wonder how many points were traded?"
Hearing this, Ming Sizong Zhu Youjian suddenly coughed again, smiled awkwardly, looked at Grandpa Taizu for help, and said:
"Ahem, it's not much, just a few hundred thousand stones of grain..."
…
The most virtuous plane of the Tang Dynasty.
I saw the rebel general Li Guiren leading tens of thousands of elite cavalry to charge a hundred steps away from the Tang army's formation, and shouted:
"shoot"
In an instant, an overwhelming rain of arrows fell like a tidal wave.
In the Tang army's formation, the front row of infantry held their shields firmly, but with little effect.
Densely packed arrows fell as if there was no end to them.
At the same time, An Yan's cavalry did not stop, but charged towards the Tang army's formation.
Seventy steps!
Fifty steps!
…
When there were only thirty steps left, Li Guiren led tens of thousands of An Yan's cavalry to turn around and march away.
Chinese army.
After Guo Ziyi saw the tens of thousands of Anyan cavalry retreating, she did not react at all. Instead, she looked at Guangping King Li Chu anxiously and asked:
"Your Highness, this battle is crucial."
"An Yan's cavalry is unstoppable. Now that the geographical advantage is in our army's favor, with Fengshui River and Piedmont on both sides, An Yan's army can only confront our army head-on."
"If your Majesty..."
Speaking of this, Guo Ziyi stopped, and the meaning was self-evident.
They finally took advantage of the terrain to force An Yan's army to leave the city for a decisive battle. Now that His Majesty is on the battlefield in person, what if he gives random orders.
The 150,000-strong army was destroyed in the blink of an eye.
Hearing this, King Li Chu of Guangping said seriously:
"General Guo, I will definitely persuade my father to stop him. If we win this battle, our army can retake Chang'an."
"If defeated..."
At this moment, a heavy sound of horse hooves sounded.
I saw a black armored cavalry coming from behind. The leader was Li Heng, Emperor Suzong of the Tang Dynasty, followed by Li Shimin, Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty and others.
When they got closer, Li Chu, the king of Guangping, helped Tang Suzong Li Heng to dismount and said worriedly:
"Father, the battlefield is dangerous."
"My son, I will escort my father and the queen to evacuate now."
After Guo Ziyi saluted and bowed, he glanced at the three generals and the black-armored cavalry who were following His Majesty, frowned slightly, and murmured:
"Black armor...horse armor...face curtain...horse body armor...this seems to be..."
Tang Suzong Li Heng shook his head and introduced Tang Taizong Li Shimin to the two of them:
"Chu'er, General Guo, this is Li Erlang, from the Tang clan."
…
After telling the story of Tang Taizong Li Shimin and the tens of thousands of troops, Tang Suzong Li Heng ordered:
"General Guo, after this battle, all 150,000 troops will be under the command of General Li."
"You and Chu'er will follow General Li."
Guo Ziyi looked hesitant. Changing generals before a battle was a taboo for military strategists. Even after this battle, it would be a bit...
But Guangping King Li Chu didn't have so many scruples. Seeing that "Li Erlang" was from the Tang Dynasty clan, he said bluntly:
"Father, Erlang..."
Before he finished speaking, Tang Suzong slapped Li Chu on the head and cursed angrily:
"You're such a traitor! You can call Erlang too?"
"Call General Li!"
Li Chu covered the back of his head, grinning in pain, looking at "Li Erlang" who was several years younger than him, and said:
"General Li... looks like he is not as big as his son. How can he lead the army rashly?"
"It's better to let General Guo lead the troops."
…
at the same time.
Li Shimin, Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty, looked around. When he saw An Yan's cavalry leaving and returning, he got on his horse and said:
"General Guo, order the front troops to move out of the way. I will go meet the An Yan cavalry for a while."
Hearing this, Guo Ziyi pondered for a few seconds and said slowly:
"General Li, are these thousands of elite cavalry the Black Armor Army? Fighting on the battlefield does not rely solely on the strength of armor."
"There are tens of thousands of An Yan's cavalry, all of whom are elite."
Li Shimin, Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty, shook his hand and said calmly:
"There are only tens of thousands of cavalry, so what's there to fear? Five thousand Xuanjia troops are enough!"
"When I defeat An Yan's cavalry, General Guo will act accordingly."
"If I were the commander of the rebel army, I would definitely take advantage of the situation to fake defeat, lure the Tang army to pursue them, and set up an ambush halfway."
As soon as these words came out, Guo Ziyi's face darkened, remembering the painful lesson of the previous battle at Qingqu, where the rebels faked defeat and lured him into pursuit.
Immediately, Guo Ziyi came back to his senses and said with a wry smile:
"General Li, don't be careless."
Later, Guo Ziyi looked at Tang Suzong Li Heng. When he saw that his majesty had no objection, he ordered his personal guards to convey the military order.
…
the other side.
Tens of thousands of Anyan's cavalry were seen returning, and under the command of the rebel general Li Guiren, they stormed the front army.
The sound of arrows and screams are endless.
For a time, the front army was retreating steadily under the fierce attack of Anyan's cavalry who were not afraid of death.
Li Guiren was riding on a tall horse. When he saw the Tang army's crumbling formation, he licked his dry lips and said contemptuously:
"The Tang Dynasty has run out of energy!"
…
An An Yan cavalryman clenched his horse's shaft, raised it high, and was about to kill a Tang soldier who turned around and wanted to flee.
Suddenly, there was a flash of cold light, An Yan's cavalry froze, and immediately the man and the horse were split into two.
Blood spurted out and fell all over Li Siye.
Li Siye did not wipe the blood from his body. Instead, he took the lead and killed dozens of An Yan cavalry in just a few dozen seconds, shouting:
"kill"
Thousands of Modao troops followed closely behind, swarming up and advancing like a wall!
For a moment, all An Yan's cavalry standing in front of Mo Dao's army were shattered into pieces!
At this moment, a personal guard ran behind Li Siye and shouted:
"General Li, the deputy marshal has ordered the front troops to move closer to both sides!"
Li Siye turned his head sharply. He had finally blocked An Yan's cavalry attack. Now was the time to wait for an opportunity to counterattack. Why should he give up?
Facing those bloodshot pupils, the guard instantly panicked and stammered:
"Will...will..."
After a few seconds, Li Siye regained some sense and decisively ordered the front troops to move closer to both sides.
(End of chapter)
