Daming Crazy Emperor

Chapter 809 Ah San's Crazy Offensive

Can't cross the boundary river?

This is a big shame!

If it was an ordinary person, they would probably give up in this situation. After all, they blocked the river with hundreds of cannons, and there were tens of thousands of archers and thousands of muskets. It would cost a lot to rush over.

However, Ah San is not an ordinary person, they are not even an ordinary person, they are an ordinary person.

Their brain circuits are quite strange. When they are clearly unable to do it, they will not feel that they are not good enough, they will think that they are good at it, and even, they will think that you cannot do it.

This is real, no joke.

Ah San didn't just refuse to admit defeat, they all thought so in their hearts.

If they think they are better than you, they are better than you, regardless of the fact that they are not.

Shah Jahan is not an ordinary person. He started his army in his 20s in an attempt to seize his father's Khan throne, and then he was chased by his father and ran around for seven years before finally killing his old father and ascending to the Khan throne!

The strength of his heart is incomparable or even unimaginable for ordinary people.

This little setback was nothing to him at all.

In history, he didn't know how many times he sent people to fight for Kabul. He lost at least 5000 troops each time. He didn't care, and he kept fighting.

The Persian Empire was frightened by his neurotic style of play, and eventually had to abandon Kabul.

At this moment, the loss of the forward battalion is less than a thousand. Will he give up?
Of course that is impossible!

Even if he loses 10,000, tens of thousands or even [-]+ people this time, he will not give up.

He can't afford to lose this man!
Just kidding, this time he recruited millions of troops, and then personally led more than [-] troops to the front line.

In the end, even the boundary river couldn't cross!
Where is his face?
More importantly, the anti-Habsburg alliance has said that it will fully support him in defeating the Ming Empire.

If he can't even cross the boundary river, will people still support him?
He's not a fool, if he doesn't have any strength, it's no wonder they will support him.

This is a golden opportunity, how could he miss it.

He must rush across this boundary river, and he also wants to take this opportunity to destroy the Ming Empire, dominate the Far East and even the entire world!
The firepower of the Ming army is fierce, right?

Then fill it with human life!
The river is blocked by artillery, right? Then build more wooden rafts, spread them across the river dozens of miles wide, and land on the beach.

Ming Empire, come on, see if you have more shells or I have more people!
In the early morning of the fourth day, the 10 people in the Qianfeng Battalion began to frantically build rafts.

It took them a whole day to build thousands of large and small wooden rafts, and the wooden rafts were almost everywhere on the river bank dozens of miles long.

When Sun Zushou saw this scene, he was dumbfounded in shock.

Is the commander of the Mughal Empire mentally ill?
Obviously, people want to pile up with human lives.

Question, does this work?

Ah San doesn't care if it's useful or not, as long as they think it's useful.

On the morning of the fifth day, they decisively launched an attack.

There are still ten wooden rafts in the middle of the river where the pontoon bridge is built, and hundreds of people are pulling ten iron cables to cross the river.

However, the head of the Vanguard Battalion is quite normal.

He didn't let the ten wooden platoons in the middle launch the attack first, and he didn't let people line up the more than 90 artillery pieces rescued yesterday to the river bank.

This time, he directly retreated many artillery pieces for a mile or so, and then let thousands of wooden platoons on both sides carry tens of thousands of people holding wooden shields, and rushed to the opposite bank first.

What he meant was that he wanted tens of thousands of people on both sides to cross the river first to attract the firepower of the Ming army, and then draw the wooden rafts back to keep pulling people over to entangle the cavalry of the Ming army. The floating bridge was erected.

It's a pity that he miscalculated a little, the Ming army didn't need artillery to deal with the infantry who crossed the river tens of thousands of times, not even muskets!
It is impossible for the tens of thousands of infantry who crossed the river first to persist until the next round of rafts before pulling people over.

Sun Zushou saw the posture on the opposite side, and directly sent [-] cavalry to spread out on the left and right sides, and waited for the infantry to cross the river before rushing up to attack. As for the middle section, he still aimed at it with [-] artillery pieces, and did not move. a bit.

Not long after, a tragic battle broke out.

Of course, this tragedy is only relative to Ah San.

Tens of thousands of infantry from the Mughal Empire rushed to the other side of the river with rafts frantically.

As a result, before they had time to catch their breath, the cavalry of the Wanming Army rushed up.

The Shenwu Battalion is armored cavalry, and they are all experienced veterans. Facing a similar number of new recruits and infantry, the result can be imagined.

The tens of thousands of infantry of the Mughal Empire were killed so badly. Tens of thousands of soldiers of the Shenwu Battalion rushed up, and directly trampled thousands of people in the front row to the ground, and then there was a burst of ruthlessness. hacking.

Tens of thousands of people were defeated by the cavalry of the Shenwu Battalion without insisting on a cup of tea.

I don't know how many people were frightened and jumped into the river and swam back frantically to catch up with the raft that was rowed away. .

This trick obviously didn't work, and the forward battalion commander didn't let people draw the wooden rafts from the two wings to deliver the food.

He didn't let hundreds of people in the middle rush forward to die.

If the cannons didn't go off, it must have been moved. If he asked people to eat cannonballs, he would really be out of his mind.

He could only order someone to report to Shah Jahan.

Shah Jahan was gathering his army at this moment, ready to lead his army across the pontoon bridge to clean up the Ming cavalry on the other side.

He believes that if 10 people frantically crossed the river to launch an attack, the cavalry of the Ming army would definitely lose sight of the other, and the pontoon bridge could definitely be built.

At that time, he will swarm forward with another 40 troops, and more than 1 cavalrymen of the Ming army will definitely be chopped into meat by them.

As a result, he had only assembled an army of 40 troops, and the messengers from the Vanguard Battalion came frantically.

Is this a pontoon built?

Shah Jahan couldn't help being overjoyed upon seeing this.

He was about to wave his hand to order the army to rush to the pontoon bridge, but the messenger rushed up to his car and said in panic, "Report, Dahan, the Ming cavalry charged too hard, and our infantry crossing the river couldn't hold on at all." , the pontoon cannot be built."

You bastards!

When Shah Jahan heard this, he almost jumped up from the elephant.

He couldn't help roaring: "Can you 10 people not stop the Ming army's more than [-] cavalry?"

The messenger trembled in fright and said, "Khan, you said that the formation should not be too dense, so we have prepared more than 1000 wooden rafts, and we can only send tens of thousands of people across the river each time."

Uh.

This is indeed what he said.

Of course he knew the power of artillery. If he crossed the river in a dense formation, hundreds of people would probably lose thousands of people in one round of shelling.

It's obviously not going to work that way.

It's not that he's mentally ill, he insisted on sending his soldiers to die.

The problem is that if you don't cross the river in a dense formation, you can't hold the Ming cavalry.

If the cavalry of the Ming army cannot be supported, the pontoon bridge cannot be built.

How to do it?

He frowned and pondered for a while, then suddenly had an idea: "Order Mowgli to dispatch 5 horses with ten days' worth of dry food, first wading across the river from the mountains in the north to make a surprise attack, first destroy the Ming army's artillery, and entangle the Ming army's cavalry. Then build a pontoon bridge at will."

The mountains in the north are indeed not suitable for large armies to pass through, because even if people can climb over the mountains and ridges, they will not be able to pass food, grass and luggage.

If an army of 50 crosses mountains and rivers, a large number of them will starve to death in a short time.

However, it is no problem to let 5 people carry ten days' dry food across the mountains and across the boundary river for a surprise attack.

Anyway, as long as the artillery of the Ming army can be destroyed and the cavalry of the Ming army can be entangled, the army can cross the river from the pontoon bridge. Naturally, the 5 horses will not starve because there is not enough food.

I have to say that his tactic is still very good, and ordinary people may be successfully attacked by him if they are not careful.

The problem is that Sun Zushou is not an ordinary person.

Moreover, Daming's military binoculars are not comparable to ordinary binoculars.

On the watchtower built by Sun Zushoushou, there is a large telescope with a viewing distance of fifteen or six miles, and the movement of the forward battalion on the opposite side has been under their surveillance all the time.

As soon as they divided their troops to the north, they were immediately discovered by them.

Half of these guys split up and ran towards the mountains in the north. What do they want to do?
Don't think about it, they must want to wade across the river to carry out a sneak attack!
This boundary river is not very wide at all, it is less than two miles wide at the mouth of the sea, and the width of the river is only about ten or twenty feet when the pontoon bridge is built. If it is fifty or sixty miles north, it must be only a few feet wide. up.

How deep is the river flowing down from the mountain? People can wade across the river wherever they want!
However, this trick was of no use.

People also sent about 5 people to wade across the river for sneak attacks, and these people can only carry weapons and a little dry food with them. This is simply the dish of armored cavalry!

Even if people can touch the vicinity of the camp to carry out sneak attacks, they will be hacked to pieces.

What's more, they have already discovered that there is no way for people to sneak attack.

After thinking about it, Sun Zushou still sent ten groups of scouts with binoculars to wait outside the mountain forest more than ten miles to the north, waiting for the traces of the enemy's infantry to be found.

There was no way, there was a jungle more than ten miles to the north, and he had no time to take people to cut down the jungle, and the cavalry had no advantage in the jungle, so he could only wait for someone to come out of the jungle.

This wait is three days.

There is no way, the north is either a jungle or a mountain, and the infantry of the Mughal Empire can't run. When they run to the mountain to the north and find a place to wade across the river, it's still a mountain and a jungle. It's good to be able to run over in three days up.

Early in the morning, a few sneaky scouts from the Mughal Empire touched the edge of the jungle more than ten miles north of the Shenwu Camp, and climbed to the treetops outside to look out.

Naturally, their every move was clearly seen by the scouts of the Shenwu Battalion outside who kept scanning the jungle with binoculars.

Soon, Sun Zushou received the news and hurried up to the observation deck, turning the large telescope to the direction of the jungle in the north.

The distance from the big camp to the edge of the jungle was about fifteen miles. He had already calculated this when he set up the camp, so he just scanned slowly and found the traces of the scouts of the Mughal Empire.

These guys could indeed see their camp vaguely when they climbed to the top of the tree, and they had obviously discovered the location of the camp.

After a while, the family quickly slipped down the tree and hid in the jungle.

It is estimated that it will not be long before people will launch a "sneak attack".

Sun Zushou immediately gave the order without hesitation: "Order, No. 11 to No. 30 teams will bring bows and arrows, spears and sabers to the north of the camp, and prepare to charge towards the edge of the jungle in the north!"

Soon, twenty thousand-person pairs flowed out of the camp like hundreds of rivers converging, and gathered to the north of the camp, forming a neat square formation.

This time it was really a big battle.

[-] armored cavalry against [-] infantry, the outcome is definitely not in suspense, it depends on how many casualties the cavalry of the Shenwu Battalion will have.

(End of this chapter)