Chaos of the Three Kingdoms Summons

Chapter 2244 Wei Hu VS Batu

However, after only half a day of attack and defense, Meng Tian tasted the bitter fruit, which made him fully realize that if he continued to remain as he was, this city might not be able to hold out for a few more days!

Therefore, no matter how unwilling Meng Tian was, or how sad he was in his heart, when Yuan Meng pushed the three of them out, Meng Tian chose to shoot them at all costs.

Compared with Wang Xiaojie, Meng Tian is more courageous.

Of course, perhaps Wang Xiaojie would say that if he were also the governor of a state, he would also have the courage.

Given his small physique, he is not like Meng Tian. If those old friends and relatives come to settle scores with him after several years, he will have the confidence to resist.

Not to mention the support of Li Ling, a relative of the Jin royal family, he did not dare to issue the order just because of Jia Xu.

After the city was captured, Wang Xiaojie was still a hero of the Jin Dynasty even if he died in battle. He couldn't deny this because he didn't kill his own people, right? There was no such reason in the world. In the future, his children would be the descendants of heroes.

However, if he had ordered the arrows to be shot, someone might not necessarily be soft-hearted and let his family go if they wanted revenge in the future. Wang Xiaojie would not bet that some people were really so righteous.

This is why, when several of them were pushed to the front as shields, Wang Xiaojie was the most excited one. From the very beginning, he kept shouting at Meng Tian not to care about them and to shoot, shoot, shoot quickly.

  This scene made Meng Tian, ​​Han Qinhu and others on the city wall sigh with emotion. There are many righteous men in our Great Jin Dynasty. How can such a great Jin Dynasty be compared with a mere Genghis Khan?

Alas, those who wanted to die did not die, but those who wanted to live ended up dying!

Although Meng Tian and Han Qinhu had a hard time in the Battle of Xianmei, the timely arrival of 30,000 Hezhou troops led by Wei Rui, the general of Hezhou Army, forced Temujin to order General Batu to also send out 30,000 troops to fight against them. To a certain extent, this did alleviate Meng Tian's predicament in Xianmei.

Wei Rui, nicknamed "Tiger" for his ferocious moves on the battlefield, was actually a sickly man so weak that he couldn't even get on a horse. Every time he went on an expedition, he had this unique look - wearing a wide-sleeved robe, holding a bamboo ruyi, and sitting in a carriage to give orders.

He is very similar to Chen Qianzhi. Both of them are famous generals, but their physical fitness is very poor.

This elegant "tiger" is like the top masters in some martial arts novels. The weaker he looks, the more powerful his skills are. He successfully commanded two classic battles in the Southern and Northern Dynasties - the Battle of Hefei and the Battle of Zhongli, both of which are masterpieces.

A master who can defeat another master, or even two masters, is a top master. Wei Rui is one of these famous generals. Yuan Ying and Yang Dayan, who were defeated by him, were not ordinary people. The former "was a famous general at the time." The latter "was praised for his bravery and determination, and everyone thought it was Guan Yu and Zhang Fei's fault."

Putting aside the emperors and generals of the Southern and Northern Dynasties such as Liu Yu, Tuoba Gui, Tuoba Tao, Chen Baxian, Yuwen Tai, and Yuwen Yong, Wei Rui's talent and influence can be compared with Tan Daoji, Hulugu, Wei Xiaokuan, etc. He is indeed one of the most outstanding generals of the Southern and Northern Dynasties, and has great personal charm.

In terms of command and intelligence, he has reached an unparalleled level. With a command level of 96 and an intelligence level of 96, he can definitely occupy a place in the ranks of the unparalleled level.

Unfortunately, Wei Rui encountered his enemy Batu, and there was bound to be a fierce battle between the two.

Among all the generals of the Yuan Dynasty, Batu was not very famous. The most famous generals of the Yuan Dynasty were Murong Ke, Murong Chui, and Mu Huali. These three were recognized as the top three generals of the Yuan Dynasty, followed by Maodun, Zhebie, Subutai and others.

Batu is not as famous as these people, not because his ability is weaker than these people, but because his battlefield experience is not as much as these people.

  How many years have these people been on the battlefield?

Batu, the grandson of Temujin, was a typical young generation of the Yuan Mongols, and he would not be compared with the older generation so soon. It was during the previous Western Expedition that Batu began to emerge.

Subutai and Jebe conquered Wusun with only the vanguard army. In one of the battles, Batu defeated the 30,000-strong Wusun army head-on with only 2,000 elite cavalry, and killed the two sons of the Wusun king at the time on the battlefield.

Batu, the second son of Jochi, was also a great leader who influenced the course of Eurasian history.

In 1235, Batu personally led 15 Mongol cavalrymen to march westwards to Europe. Because the main generals were all eldest sons, it was called the "Eldest Sons' Western Expedition". This was a war that made Europe tremble. The Mongol cavalry swept all the way, conquering every battle and winning every battle.

Kievan Rus, known as the "fighting nation", is composed of many Russian principalities, such as the Principality of Moscow, the Principality of Vladimir, the Principality of Brest, the Principality of Ryazan, etc. In front of the Mongolian cavalry, these principalities were vulnerable.

In just five days, Batu conquered the Principality of Moscow and beheaded Grand Duke Vladimir. Then, Batu swept across the entire Russian territory, and cities such as Kiev and Novgorod fell. The Mongols ruled the entire Russian region, which was the foundation for the establishment of the Golden Horde.

After taking control of the Rus region, Batu continued his westward expedition in three directions. In 1241, Baidar led 2 troops to annihilate the 4-strong coalition army of Poland, France, and the Teutonic Knights at Legnitz, beheading Henry, the Grand Duke of Silesia.

After conquering Poland, Batu's three armies joined together to attack Hungary and besiege Budapest. At this time, Bela IV led 15 coalition troops to garrison the city. Batu lured the enemy to fight, killed 8 coalition troops at the Sayo River, and then captured Budapest.

Bela IV fled, and Batu sent Prince Khadan to pursue him all the way to the Adriatic Sea. Then, Batu continued to advance, invincible along the way, and the Mongolian cavalry arrived at the Danube River, ready to enter Western Europe.

As expected, Batu would sweep across Germany and France, where there were many vassal states, drink water from the English Channel, and even cross the sea to attack the British Isles. Unfortunately, the news of the death of Ogedei Khan came, and Batu had to return to the east to observe the situation.

The two men had equal numbers of troops, but Batu actually had more troops than them.

The 30,000 soldiers and horses under Batu were all cavalry, while the 30,000 soldiers and horses under Wei Rui were a mixed configuration of 20,000 cavalry and 10,000 infantry.

In fact, it was not that Xue Rengui wanted to give him more cavalry, but these 20,000 cavalry were already all the cavalry force of Xue Rengui's army of 100,000.

Although the Jin army's cavalry is strong, that is when all the states gathered together...