"Hearing what Lao Taiji said, I am more confident that I can stop the Tiger Flag's army from crossing the river." Temulun said with a big smile.
Su Nang, who was sitting behind the low table, suddenly said: "Although this river can temporarily block the Tiger Flag army from crossing the river, don't forget that as long as the Tiger Flag army takes a longer detour, they can bypass this river. There is no need to wade across the river."
"Once the Tiger Flag's tens of thousands of troops choose to take a detour, they will not be able to reach the other side in a few days." Kankantada said, "In just a few days, almost all the reinforcements from all departments will be able to arrive. Ten thousand soldiers, I don’t need to tell you the outcome!"
Su Nang frowned and said, "Even if reinforcements come, I'm afraid Bu Shitu won't send them over to support us."
"Don't worry Taiji, the Great Khan will not do this. As soon as reinforcements from various ministries arrive, they will definitely be sent to our side as soon as possible." Temulun defended Bu Shitu.
Although he didn't quite believe it himself.
Su Nang ignored him and kept looking at Kankantada.
Kankantada stroked his beard and said: "I am here. Do you think the Great Khan can stop the tribes who come to help? I will ask Chaqak to personally deliver the message to the Taijis of the Ulut tribe. I believe Harbala and the others will not refute my face."
Su Nang frowned, looking thoughtful.
"Taiji, even Lao Taiji has said this. What do you have to worry about? As long as Lao Taiji supports you, all Tumut ministries will do what Lao Taiji wants." Temulun told Su Nang said.
Su Nang hesitated for a moment, narrowed his eyes slightly, and said: "I trust Lao Taiji and lead people to guard here on the river bank, hoping that Lao Taijimo will deceive me."
"It's a major matter related to the survival of the Tumut tribe. How can I talk nonsense about it?" Kankantada said.
Su Nang nodded.
Ever since Altan Khan, it has always been the Mongols who went to the Ming Dynasty to harvest grass and valleys. When it was the turn of the Ming Dynasty Han people to invade their Tumote tribe, tens of thousands of troops from the Tiger-Character Banner came to the Dahei River in front of them. For the Tumut tribes, it is not an exaggeration to say that life and death are at stake.
At this time, he didn't think Kankantada would deceive him about this kind of thing. When it came to the issue of the Tiger Flag, he believed Kankantada would still stand with him after all.
Seeing that Su Nang finally agreed to stay, Kankantada breathed a sigh of relief.
The attack of the Tiger Character Banner this time was too sudden, and all the Tumut ministries were unprepared. Here in the Dahei River, except for the fortune telling rabbits in Qingcheng, only the Su Nang from Bansheng City could mobilize a large army to station on the river bank in time.
Temulun sat in the yurt for a while and proposed to settle down his tribe? He left Su Nang's yurt first.
Kankantada also made an excuse and retreated from the yurt.
"Temulun? Wait a minute." Kankantada left the yurt and shouted to Temulun in front.
Temulun, who had just mounted his horse and was about to leave, heard Kankantada calling him. He turned his horse's head, looked at the other person and said, "What's wrong with Lao Taiji?"
"I really have something to ask you? Let's talk while walking." Kancantada took the horse sent by the guard and got on it.
There are many yurts nearby. They are twisted and twisted. They are not suitable for horses to run in them. The war horses can only walk around in the gaps between the yurts.
Temulun and Kancantada rode side by side, with their bodyguards following behind.
"If you have anything to say, Lao Taiji, just say it." After riding for a while, Temulun asked.
The reason why he had to walk some distance before asking was because he could feel that the other person didn't want Su Nang to know what he was asking, otherwise he wouldn't have chased after him? He would have asked when he was in front of Su Nang.
Kankantada, who had his legs clamped on the horse's belly, looked sideways at Temulun and said, "You come here? Is it really Dahan who asked you to come?"
Temulun hesitated after hearing this.
When Kankantada saw this, his face darkened and he said, "I knew it? The Great Khan didn't send you here."
"In fact, the Great Khan was also worried that the Tiger Banner army would suddenly attack Qingcheng, so he did not send all the ministries to support Su Nang Taiji. After some time, more tribes came to Qingcheng, and I believe the Great Khan would send all the ministries to support him. ." Temulun defended Shitu.
Kankantada snorted coldly and said: "You don't need to explain for the Khan. I have lived for so many years, so I don't know anything."
"It's good if Lao Taiji understands." Temulun said with a wry smile.
No matter what Kankantada in front of him thinks, as a Taiji of the Great Khan lineage, he naturally has to maintain the majesty of the Great Khan, Bushitu.
Kankantada said: "Fortunately, there is a river blocking the way of the Tiger Banner army. Otherwise, Su Nang's few soldiers and horses may not be able to stop the Tiger Banner's tens of thousands of troops."
"Is it possible that the boss is not optimistic about our battle with the Tiger Flag?" Temulun trembled.
The purpose of the Tiger-Character Banner's all-out army at this time is to annex the Tumut Grassland. If Lao Taiji, the oldest Tumut in front of him, is not optimistic about this battle, the Tumut Department may have no choice but to give up. Out of this grassland.
Kankantada knew that Temulun had misunderstood, and explained: "I am confident that we can defeat the tens of thousands of troops in the Tiger Flag, but now none of the soldiers have arrived. We suffer too much in terms of strength, and the Tiger Flag's battle The soldiers cannot be underestimated, otherwise Temu would not have been able to stop our attack of tens of thousands of cavalry last autumn."
"This battle was indeed rushed. No one expected that the Tiger Banner army would arrive so suddenly, with nearly twice as many troops." Temulun said with a sigh.
Kankantada said: "As long as the soldiers from all the ministries are present, it will be useless even if the Tiger Flag has twice as many soldiers and horses. It is a mistake for them to choose to walk out of the fort. On the grassland, the Han infantry will never be able to fight against them." If our Mongolian cavalry compete against each other, the final victory will only be won by our Tumote tribe."
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"Old Taiji is right, the final winner of this battle can only be us Mongolians." Temulun nodded vigorously.
The more than a thousand Mongolian warriors brought by Temulun strengthened the strength of the Mongolian side.
The Mongols guarded the river bank without digging any trenches or setting up any deer villages. They only sent some Mongolian armored horses to patrol the river bank and at the same time monitored the movements of the Tiger Flag camp on the other side of the river.
For the Mongols, the river between them and the Tiger Banner camp is the best barrier. With enough cavalry, even if someone from the Tiger Banner army crosses the river, they will still be able to cross the river. The man was driven down the river again.
The cavalry is the greatest source of confidence for the Mongols. The grassland is dominated by cavalry. Most of the troops are infantry under the Tiger Flag. Without the forts to rely on, in the eyes of many Mongolians, no matter how many infantry the Tiger Flag has, they will eventually be defeated. They will only be trampled under their feet by their Mongolian cavalry.
