Desert Eagle Suletan Khan

Knowing that they had been tricked, the Qing army became more and more panicked. Some of them had not yet turned their horses around, and some turned their horses around and ran to the wrong place. Some baggage soldiers desperately drove the ox carts pulling supplies, but the damn old ox was stubborn and refused to move. The Eight Banners soldiers with irregular formations were no match for the guards cavalry, who had an advantage in numbers and a tight formation, and were killed in pieces. Asu Husaihan led his men to kill especially fiercely. He had been ordered to guard Lhasa before, and finally he was allowed to go with the dragon to fight, so he must kill to his heart's content! Seeing that Saihan had successfully outflanked the enemy's right wing, Tucheng County Prince Nagat was not to be outdone, and commanded his men to outflank the Qing army's left wing; Zhao Wang Biligendalai led his troops to attack the front; Lianhua Great Khan sat at the mouth of the pocket surrounded by the two wings and watched the battle.

"Soldiers, follow me and kill for the Qing Dynasty!" The second son of Luo Tuo, Jiala Zhangjing Baka, howled and led his cavalry to intercept the Zhao Wang Biligenda's troops, hoping to buy time for his father and brother to break out. Unfortunately, he was unlucky and encountered the fierce general Mandulatu as soon as he started fighting. Mandulatu's subordinates were very fierce and quickly broke up his army. He himself was also hit hard by the fierce man wielding a mace and his head was smashed.

Luo Tuo looked back and saw his second son's flag fall. He felt a pain in his heart and forced back the hot tears in his eyes. As a veteran general, he knew that this was not the time to be sad. He drew his sword and shouted to his subordinates: "Soldiers, Prince Xin's army is not far behind. If you want to live, follow me and kill!" The general is the courage of the soldiers. Seeing that the main general was in high spirits, the panicked Eight Banners soldiers quickly calmed down, formed a military formation, and followed him to the rear. His subordinates were all veterans of the Eight Banners who had fought in the war. They knew very well what would happen if they could not break out of the encirclement, so they rushed and killed particularly frantically. After all, Luo Tuo was a veteran general. The breakout point he chose was the junction of the left and right wings of the guards, which was also the "weakest" point of the entire encirclement. However, how could the Great Khan, who had experienced hundreds of battles, leave a "weak" point for the Qing army to escape? At this moment, he led 10,000 of the most elite guards to line up at the "mouth of the bag" to watch the battle.

The Great Khan of Lotus, standing under the dragon and lion banner, suddenly saw a fearless enemy cavalry rushing towards him. The guards at the mouth of the bag tried their best to stop them but still couldn't stop these desperate criminals. He couldn't help but laugh and said, "This must be Luo Tuo himself. I heard that this man is the famous Baturu in Manchuria. Who can cut off his head for me?"

"I am willing to go!" En and Batu, the captains of the central army beside him, loudly requested to fight. It was hard for them to get a chance to fight since they had been guarding beside the Great Khan. Seeing others fighting vigorously, the captain couldn't help but feel itchy.

"Go ahead, don't embarrass me!" Su Le agreed. The phrase "don't embarrass me" is very meaningful. Your subordinates are all my personal soldiers: the Imperial Guards. If you can't defeat the enemy, it will be a loss of face for me.

"I obey your command. I will not be able to see the Khan unless I chop off Roto's dog head!" After saying this, Enhe Batu led 3,000 cavalry guards towards Roto.

At this time, Luoto also led his troops to kill the guards blocking the road and rushed out of the encirclement. After continuous fighting, they were exhausted and just breathed a sigh of relief when they encountered this fierce god again. In the fierce battle, the eldest son Papa was careless and was killed by Enhe Batu.

"Give me back my sons' lives!" After losing three sons in a row, Loto went crazy. He howled and rode his horse to find En and Batu, vowing to kill his enemies.

"The one who killed Luotu is David Qinghe Hou Enhe Batu!" Enhe Batu was not afraid at all, and loudly announced his name, raising his sword to fight. One side was calm and composed, and his martial arts were stable, while the other side was anxious to hurt his son and his sword skills were disordered. After a few rounds of fighting, the famous Qing Annan General, the Blue Banner Manchu Gushan Ezhen Aixinjueluo Luotu was actually cut in half by Enhe Batu's sword.

In less than two hours, the Qing army's vanguard cavalry was annihilated, and the battlefield temporarily returned to calm. Only the corpses and the strong smell of blood told of the cruelty of the war. Looking at the corpses all over the mountains, both human and horse, even Sultan, known as the god of war of the Oirat, could not help but be moved. He stared at the battlefield in silence.

"Congratulations to the Khan!" Nasutu, the Grand Secretary of Jianji Palace, was the first to congratulate him on his victory.

"I congratulate Your Highness on behalf of your Highness," "I congratulate the Khan on behalf of your servant," ... civil officials and military generals all offered congratulations.

Only the Grand Secretary of Wenhua Palace, Bobe, congratulated in a unique way. He did not speak, but sang a hymn: "The one coming from Ningguta in the posture of a victor is the great Lotus Khan, riding a red horse, using his body as a spear, crushing all resistance of the enemy. Following behind the red horse are the warriors of Lotus Khan, with firm expressions, fearless and strong~" After hearing him start, a group of civil officials and military generals followed him to sing: "From the banks of the Jieya River to the rushing Heilongjiang River, from Hetuala to Nurgan, Yan Wheat, barley, buckwheat and mink, fresh fish and lush grass, countless cattle and sheep, the sun shines everywhere, and the country is boundless~” Then the soldiers of the three armies sang together: “Flying magpies, please sing for the brave. The bitter cold in the northern frontier and the hardships of the expedition, don’t sing too cheerfully, please sing out the heroic and toughness of the grassland men. Passers-by, please listen to the magpie’s song, which still echoes on the high oboo during ancestor worship, in the solemn faces during prayers, and in the hot chests of warriors~”

This song has a long history. It is called "From Ningguta to Shilimian". It was written by the great scholar Bobe who was good at flattery when the Great Khan Lianhua conquered Ningguta, the ancestral land of Manchuria, and marched towards Shilimian. The Great Khan liked this song very much and ordered the soldiers of the three armies to sing it while marching. The overwhelming murderous aura frightened the leaders of the various tribes of Solon who had submitted to David to kneel on the ground and dared not raise their heads. What a great Bobe, seeing the great victory of the Wei army, he personally sang this hymn, which was really a skill of flattery and unique!
There is no superior who doesn't like to listen to praise songs. As soon as the songs started, the Great Khan was really happy. However, he remained calm, knowing that he had only annihilated the Qing army's vanguard cavalry and there were bigger battles to fight. He smiled and said, "Soldiers, you have worked hard, but the war has just begun. I can't let you rest. Please dismount and eat some food first. After feeding the horses, follow me to annihilate the Qing army's infantry."

"Yes~" Hearing that there would be a big battle to be fought later, all the generals were excited and said yes in unison.

"Great Khan, please enjoy." Maraqin, the trusted attendant, brought the naan bread and cheese. Sultan took it and ate it. Although it was not as good as the imperial meal in the palace, it felt much more delicious. There was no reason, just because he was hungry. After eating and drinking, he smiled and said "It's great", then frowned and asked: "Where are the heavy artillery? Have the heavy artillery I want been delivered?"

"The Tarhun captain said that he has ordered the Yarkand general Toroshihu to lead his troops to escort 120 heavy artillery pieces. However, those artillery pieces are very heavy and it will take some time to transport them," reported the Minister of War Halahuli.

"Humph! Tell Toroshihu to speed up the march. He has delayed my important task. He will be punished by military law!" Sultan snorted coldly. (End of this chapter)