The Soul of the Han Dynasty in the Late Ming Dynasty

Chapter 115 One radish and one pit
All the generals are not fools. They know the necessity of unified command. Ma Shilong is the highest rank. Seeing many people hesitating, he took the lead in expressing his opinion:

"Master Huang, I will accompany the cavalry of the headquarters to participate in the battle. I will lead by example and follow Master Huang's orders."

Wu Zimian echoed: "I was born in the army, so I don't know the importance of orders and prohibitions. I and all the Yansui cavalry must obey Master Huang's orders. Those who are below me but violate orders, Master Huang will follow the military law."

Ma and Wu were of the highest rank. Not only did they declare that they would personally lead the cavalry to participate in the battle, but they also expressed their obedience to Huang Han's command. Of course, the rest of the generals did not talk nonsense, and everyone agreed to obey the dispatch.

Huang Han looked at Liu Zhilun and saluted him, "Lord Liu, I will invite you to fight. I will use all the cavalry stationed in Zunhua to attack Jiannu. I beg for your approval."

At this moment Liu Zhilun was very excited, he said loudly: "General Huang, I authorize you to command all the cavalry in Zunhua, and you must wait for the opportunity to attack."

Huang Han immediately announced after receiving the general order: "From now on, Zunhua City will implement a first-level combat preparation within five days. Everyone is allowed to enter and not allowed to leave. Even if the imperial messengers come, they must be detained until March [-]th." Let’s talk about it tomorrow.”

This grown-up is not easy!The first command was to block the news.Surprise attacks and sneak attacks must be done by surprise, and all the generals agree.

The tone of the attack was set, but except for Huang Han and some officers of the Red Banner Army, no one knew exactly where and when they would attack.

But everyone knew that they were about to face a material transfer station garrisoned by no more than [-] armored men of the Jin Army and about [-] bannermen and coated slaves.

As for the benefits of winning the battle, everyone is very concerned. Huang Han said that although the benefits of that place are not as great as those obtained from capturing Zunhua City, it should not be too little. Calculated by attacking with four thousand cavalry, it will happen no matter what. Each person gets 20 taels of snowflake silver.

Huang Han's credibility is well known in Zunhua City, he said that there are such benefits that the generals swallowed secretly, and everyone expressed their willingness to follow the "Red Banner Army" to complete the attack plan.

At the party, when the wine was hot, Huang Han brought up the old story again. In order to prevent the soldiers from only grabbing military merits and gold and silver and causing chaos, a model of 560 people from each battalion head, that is, ten general-banner law enforcement teams, was adopted to restrain all warrior.

All precious metals must also be confiscated by the law enforcement team, and the rest of the troops just kill the enemy, and if they find out who dismounts and grabs gold and silver, they will be killed immediately.

After the successful attack this time, the allocation and seizure will be based on the number of troops sent by each battalion. Each soldier will be rewarded with 20 taels of silver, and the rest of the benefits will be distributed by the master himself.

For example, a certain battalion leader will personally lead eighty family members to participate in the battle, and the number of people who attack is 8. Excluding the general reward of 4 taels of silver distributed, if there is a balance of 800 taels of silver, then the master will be able to share the benefits of [-] taels silver.

Huang Han announced that the "Red Banner Army" suffered the most from this innocent distribution plan, because it was distributed according to the head without considering equipment and combat effectiveness.

The chief generals of the "Red Banner Army" who were most able to fight all made a high-profile statement that they would distribute the seizure equally. Of course, the other battalion leaders responded positively, and Ma Shilong and Wu Zimian were even happier.

They felt flattered, and found that this time they would take the lead, because the two of them could dispatch the largest number of cavalry.

After negotiating the distribution ratio, the generals who were reluctant to consume cavalry and armored servants and wanted to preserve their strength were overwhelmed. They not only went out in person, but also prepared to bring all the servants with them.

Because Huang Han solemnly announced that only the generals who participated in the operation have the right to share the surplus and capture. The number of soldiers rewarded.

This means that the main general does not participate in the battle, no matter how many cavalry he sends under his command to participate in the attack, the main general himself will not get any capture.

But there was one exception. Huang Han made it clear that Lord Liu Zhilun shouldered the heavy responsibility of guarding Zunhua. He was the only one who could send a standard battalion of cavalry to participate in the battle and counted as a battalion to participate in the distribution and capture.

With such an arrangement, all the chief generals at the head of the battalion had to go out to participate in the raid, and only the civil servant Liu Zhilun stayed behind.

This arrangement is because Huang Han wanted to guard against the passing of time, and the master's servant was arrogant, and it was not easy for others to control him without his master.

Huang Han's prestige is enough to control the situation, and no cavalry stationed in Zunhua will not buy it, but he has too many things to do, so it is impossible to cover everything, so the arrangement is based on the purpose of controlling the general and the entire army.

In the first month, Huang Han used Liu Zhilun's cavalry in a concentrated manner. After he left with some troops, Liu Zhilun directly led the remaining [-] cavalry, which is now equivalent to his standard battalion.

Wu Yinglong, the new leader of the standard battalion, was led by Liu Zhilun. He was very respectful to his benefactor Liu Zhilun. Because there were horses and men in the captured Zunhua City, the cavalry of Liu Zhilun's standard battalion had also expanded a lot.

When counting the number of troops sent, Huang Han emphasized that this time it was a galloping attack, and cavalry must participate in the battle.

Recruits who are not good at riding skills and are not satisfactory in riding combat must not follow suit. If their speed is not up to speed and they will block the narrow road and affect the efficiency of the entire attacking team, it will be a big crime.

The generals knew that this was not an act, but that they were really going to fight Jian Nu. The combat effectiveness of the entire team was directly related to everyone's life and death.

After everyone negotiated, the number of troops sent by each family was initially reached. Ma Shilong personally led a total of 1000 iron armored men and cavalry to participate in the battle, Wu Zimian led [-] troops, and Liu Zhilun sent Wu Yinglong to lead [-] cavalry to follow Huang Han.

Some of the generals of the Eighth Battalion sent dozens of troops, some sent more than a hundred troops, and they gathered a total of 700 troops. It is the blessing of Huang Han to lead everyone to capture Zunhua for them to have so many servants.

These generals also captured a lot of war horses in Zunhua, they had a lot of money in their hands, and there were tens of thousands of people in the city. They selected men with military strength who were good at riding horses as servants or cavalry. Quite a lot.

The number of cavalry ordered to attack is [-], and it is also for the sake of calculation when distributing and capturing. The cavalry of the generals of the Eighth Battalion and Liu Zhilun have a total of [-] cavalry, plus the cavalry of Ma Shilong and Wu Zimian, Huang Han only has a quota of [-] rides left.

Huang Han didn't care about these things, he decided how many people he would bring, at worst, he would give rewards to those who were overstaffed, so he didn't have to haggle over every detail with many generals.

(End of this chapter)