The eldest son of the red mansion

Chapter 739 War
Jia Tanchun is a little embarrassed now, what happened to Baochai today?Just say such embarrassing things.

Xue Baochai saw that Jia Tanchun's cheeks were flushed, but his eyes widened, knowing that he was a little annoyed.Don't tease her anymore.

"If you have no choice, your brother will make the decision for you."

What else can Jia Tanchun say at this time, he can only sit there and twitch.

Xue Baochai went on to say: "The last exam, Li Zhi, is only an editor of the Imperial Academy, but your brother will definitely use it in the future, and this Li Zhi is in his youth and has an extraordinary appearance. He is a good match for you."

After Jia Tanchun listened to Xue Baochai's words, he lowered his head and thought for a while, then nodded slowly.

Seeing this scene, Xue Baochai immediately understood, so she said with a smile, "So, I'll go back and report to your brother."

Then Xue Baochai changed the subject and talked about the etiquette that Jia Huan needed for getting married.

That night, Xue Baochai reported Jia Tanchun's meaning just like Jia Ke, and Jia Ke was naturally satisfied after hearing it.

During the day, Jia Ke also sent Jia Yucun, Minister of the Ministry of Household Affairs, to test Li Wei, and it really lived up to Jia Ke's expectations. Li Wei was very happy when he heard that he was going to marry the royal family.

Jia Tanchun's marriage had to be reported to the Supreme Emperor Jia Zheng, after all Jia Zheng was also Jia Tanchun's father.Although Jia Ke is the emperor, he can't make decisions privately.

So the next day, Jia Ke went to Kangning Palace in person to meet Jia Zheng.

After Jia Ke saluted Jia Zheng, Jia Ke sat aside and told Jia Zheng the purpose of his visit.

After Jia Zheng listened, he nodded again and again. Jia Zheng's temper is to love these scholars. Knowing that the husband-in-law he found for Jia Tanchun this time is the previous Tanhua Lang, he is naturally very satisfied.

After Jia Ke left, Jia Zheng rested at Taifei Zhao's place that night, and told Taifei Zhao about Jia Tanchun.

Although Concubine Zhao is patriarchal, after all, Jia Tanchun is also a piece of flesh that fell from her body, so there is no reason not to care.

Now Concubine Zhao is very happy to hear that Jia Tanchun's marriage is so perfect.

On the second day after Jia Ke reported to Jia Zheng, Jia Ke issued the imperial decree of marriage just like Li Wei.

Then there are two happy events.

Jia Ke first built a princess mansion in the capital for Jia Tanchun, and then equipped Jia Tanchun with all the maids and eunuchs in the princess mansion. Still according to Jia Yingchun's last rule, she did not assign a chief nanny to her.

Next, Qin Tianjian picked an auspicious day, and Jia Tanchun got married on this day.

As the emperor and Jia Tanchun's elder brother, Jia Ke personally presided over the wedding for her.

And Tanchun's mother Zhao Taifei also sent her to the sedan chair with tears in her eyes.

When Jia Tanchun was about to board the bridal sedan chair, he couldn't control his emotions any longer, and threw himself into Concubine Zhao's arms, choking non-stop.It seems to want to release all the grievances of these years.

After Jia Tanchun got married, Jia Huan's marriage was next.

There is no need for Jia Ke to handle this matter personally. Of course, people from Qin Tianjian and the Ministry of Rites will help.

In terms of scenery, the prince's marriage is the grandest.

On the day when Jia Huan got married, the distance from Kang Wang's mansion to the official minister's mansion had been sealed off by the soldiers in command of the infantry.

Colorful flags were erected on both sides of the street, and Jia Huan himself rode a tall horse and brought a sedan chair to the Minister of the Ministry of Officials to welcome his relatives.

And Zhao Shu, Minister of the Ministry of Officials, did not let his daughter be wronged. The 72-carrying dowry can be said to have shocked the capital.

After the two marriages ended, Jia Ke was able to relax and refocus his attention on the war in the north.

This time, Jia Ke sent two of his generals to go north to the prairie in two directions, in order to prevent the Tatars from seeing each other head to tail.

But the wish is good, but the actual situation is quite different from Jia Ke's imagination.

Arslen Khan actually completely delegated power this time, and gave up the right to lead the army to his general Meng He.

Meng He led 50 cavalry, and did not directly confront the two armies, but sent a large number of rangers to harass the grain roads behind the two armies.

Huang Bofeng is cautious by nature, he suffered a big loss in the last confrontation with Meng He, so this time he is extremely cautious.

Huangbaifeng swept north along the way, and all the tribes drove all the cattle, sheep and horses in the tribe with the army, and there were Manchus as guides, and there was no shortage of water sources.

Although it was reported that the grain road was threatened, this situation had already been expected by Huang Baifeng.

Therefore, Huang Baifeng didn't dare to lead the army straight and sent people to sweep the rear while consolidating his advantage on the grassland.

Although Meng He was resourceful, but when he met Huang Baifeng, a tortoise-like person, he really had nothing to do.

It’s okay to say that Meng He wants to fight Huang Bofeng decisively, but Meng He knows that the soldiers who are fighting Jia Ke’s men are brave and good at fighting. There is a crowd.

So Meng He had no choice but to send a large number of cavalry to monitor and wander around Huang Baifeng, giving Huang Baifeng the illusion that he was nearby and would give him a fatal blow at any time.

As expected, Huang Bofeng fell for Meng He's trick. When he found out that there were cavalrymen coming and going near his army, he judged that Meng He was nearby, so he became more cautious.

Seeing that Huang Baifeng had fallen for his plan, Meng He temporarily gave up Huang Haifeng and led the army to Feng Mo's side.

Feng Mo and Huang Baifeng led the army in completely different ways.

Huang Bofeng acted cautiously, and although Feng Mo was not as cautious as Huang Bofeng, he was much better at using troops than Huang Bofeng.

In the past few days, he received a letter from Huang Baifeng, and knew that there was Meng He's wandering horse near Huang Baifeng.

Feng Mo thought about it for himself in the Zhongjun Treasure Account. Huang Baifeng had no flaws in his military skills, and Meng He would not be able to defeat him so easily.

If it was Meng He who led the army to attack, he would never go to the hard bone of Huang Baifeng first. I am afraid that Meng He's main force has already rushed to his side.

Feng Mo felt a little dissatisfied with the fact that Meng He had led troops to defeat his side several times. Meng He used some small tricks every time to cause some losses to his side. The disadvantages of people show that it is not as powerful as people imagine.

So Feng Mo did not stop attacking, but increased the number of scouts in order to guard against Meng He's sneak attack.

And Meng He brought tens of 10 horses, and there was no way to hide them, so he didn't disguise, and came directly to Feng Mo's vicinity.

Feng Mo had to visit his horse to report that Meng He was already near him with several 10 horses, so he immediately ordered the army to stop setting up camp, and wanted to fight Meng He on this grassland.

After the two sides had prepared for a few days, nearly 80 million troops lined up on the grassland.

This time Meng He watched the opponent carefully before the battle, and found that there were some strange troops in Feng Bai's army.

Although Meng He was resourceful, but after all, the ancients really didn't know what these strange troops were used for.

And Feng Mo, as the chief general, knows how powerful these musketeers are. He has seen how powerful these fusiliers are in several exercises, and he has full confidence in this battle.

So in the formation of the formation, Feng Mo put the Musketeers at the forefront of the army.

The satisfied cavalry wandered on both sides to prevent the Tatars from attacking the sides of the Musketeers, and the remaining cold weapon troops lined up behind the Musketeers to prevent the opponent from rushing in front of the Musketeers, so that these cold weapon troops could go up to resist.

Meng He saw that it was not too early for the sun to rise, and he didn't delay, so he immediately blew the horn and directed the cavalry under his command to charge.

Meng He used cavalry this time, but it was different from Arslen Khan's previous order of cavalry to charge.

This time, Meng He ordered the cavalry not to attack the opponent's formation with all their strength, but to use the advantage on the grassland to keep circling around the opponent's formation, killing a large number of opponent's troops with riding and shooting.

So Meng He's more than 30 horses were divided into several groups and began to circle Feng Mo's camp. At the same time, countless arrows were shot like raindrops.

Seeing this scene, Feng Mo was also a little numb, but he knew that there should be no wavering at this time, so he ordered the cold weapon troops to immediately set up a large shield to block the bows and arrows attacking from all directions.

At the same time, the cavalry and the Tatars were ordered to walk in the opposite direction to slow down the speed of the opponent's attack.

And Feng Mo ordered his main force, the [-] musketeers didn't have to wait any longer and started attacking directly.

And these musketeers did not disappoint Feng Bai. As the musketeers advanced slowly, they used three-stage shooting to continuously shoot at the cavalry walking forward.

The Tatar cavalry suffered heavy losses in front of the musketeers, and the cavalry wandering around Feng Mo's camp were immediately smashed by the musketeers, and the team immediately became chaotic.

Meng He was taken aback when he saw this situation after the battle. He didn't expect that the Central Plains people had such weapons.

Seeing that the situation was overwhelming, Meng He didn't hesitate, so he blew the horn immediately. When the troops heard the sound of the horn, they immediately retreated like Meng He's large tent of the Chinese army.

Meng He drew back, and the soldiers did not continue to delay, but took advantage of the speed of the cavalry to break away from contact with Feng Mo immediately.

Seeing Meng He retreating, Feng Mo was not only not happy, but frowned. He originally wanted to defeat Meng He with this blow, but he didn't expect that the other party had just suffered a small setback and immediately retreated.

Feng Mo was not afraid that the opponent would fight against him, but he was afraid of the opponent's tricks.

After Meng He broke away from contact with Feng Bai, he did not go far, but divided his 50 army into seven or eight divisions.

Meng He sent out these cavalry completely. Some of these people began to harass Feng Mo's rear, and some began to raid Feng Bo's army day and night. Mo was ready for the battle, and they immediately disengaged.

At this moment, Feng Mo only felt that his body was firmly put on the shackles, and he couldn't advance, and he couldn't retreat.

(End of this chapter)