Borrow the day to change the day

Sai Sang was basically sure that if the Ming army was not in the first place discovered by Dajin's detective horse, then it must be near the second place discovered by Dajin's detective horse, otherwise he would not have sent troops.

Even if there were no such places, then at most the Ming army was on the west side of the Zhuri River Grassland, and he was convinced of this.

Because of this, he deployed most of the troops guarding the Khan tent to the west, and the sentries were also released far away.

Perhaps it was precisely because of his deployment that the Mongolian Tartars in other directions of the Khan tent also had this awareness, and thus relaxed their vigilance against other directions.

At this time, Sai Sang was too late to regret. He saw that the people who came to protect him were basically his subordinates near Khan's tent, but there was no sign of the troops deployed on the west side.

In his heart, Manzhu Xili, the son of the leader, felt a little strange. He had to come to protect him earlier so that he could decide whether to send him to rescue the north bank of the Zhuri River; Bian has time to dispatch troops and generals; if he sees that even his troops can't stop it, it means that the Ming army is powerful, and he can retreat decisively.

Now that he is so up and down, he doesn't know how many troops he can have at hand, so he can only be hesitant.

Of course, he also knew that if he escaped, the people on the entire South Bank would also flee with him, and if his son happened to lead the army or attack the North Bank or come to rescue him, it would be affected and it would be even more difficult to win.

Before Sai Sang was told to wait for his son to appear, and he didn't make a choice, a large group of black shadows appeared by the Zhuri River, gathered for a while, and rushed towards him.

Sai Sang was so frightened that he didn't hesitate, and got on his horse, ready to run away.

Suddenly, he remembered that his wife and daughter hadn't seen it yet, so he hesitated again.The sound of killing is already loud outside, why haven't you come out of the yurt yet.

His subordinates urged him to run quickly, and if he hesitated, the enemy would be killed.

Saisang looked up at his daughter's yurt, and found that just as someone got out of it, he quickly ordered a few of his men to go down to protect Hai Lanzhu and run together.

His subordinates had no choice but to follow King Darhan's indecision, so they had to follow his instructions while dispatching hundreds of people to stop the Ming army first.

The reason why Hai Lanzhu came out late was firstly because she was a woman, so she was a little more troublesome than a man, and secondly, she didn't think she could kill Khan Zhang, so she still put on equipment for herself and came out with a bow and arrow.

Although she has never been on the battlefield, she thinks that she is good at riding and shooting, otherwise she would not be worthy of a hero like Genghis Khan.

As soon as she got out of the yurt, she happened to meet a few people who came to protect her, leading the horses, and in a panic told her to throw away her bow and arrow and run away quickly.

Hai Lanzhu wanted to reprimand them a few words, such behavior is not a hero's act.Then the raging fire on the north bank caught her attention, and she was shocked immediately after seeing it. It was basically certain that the north bank had been killed by the Ming army.

Looking at it this way, she also saw a group of black shadows appearing by the Zhuri River, rushing towards Khan's tent, her face paled in shock, she quickly dropped her bow and arrow, got on her horse, and wanted to run away with her father Khan.

Those Mongolian Tartars who went up to stop the Ming army charged forward in front of the soldiers of the dead battalion who had begun to accelerate, especially under the leadership of Cao Wenzhao, a mighty general. unstoppable.

The Tartars who went up were like a piece of paper, they didn't slow down the speed of the oncoming arrows at all, and went straight through.

Seeing this, Sai Sang no longer cared about his wife and daughter, turned his horse around and wanted to run away.

But Cao Wenzhao had already set his sights on this big man surrounded by the crowd, and the arrow he was on was pointing directly at this man, how could he tolerate him escaping.

The soldiers of the Death Battalion were originally members of the Great Ming Cavalry Army. Although their ability on horseback and their familiarity with war horses were not as good as those of the grassland people, they were not obvious.

What's more, the advantage of the soldiers of the death camp is that the horses can accelerate much earlier than Saisang, and Saisang's camp is not far from the river bank.

Therefore, the arrows of the dead camp soldiers, especially Cao Wenzhao, are getting closer and closer to Saisang.Those who stand in front of them will be killed without mercy.

Those who hadn't run fast were all attacked and killed by the soldiers of the death camp like a flood.Including Hai Lanzhu, a wisp of fragrant soul reluctantly ran to find the real hero Genghis Khan in her mind.

She didn't know that she was also responsible for the fate of the Horqin clan. If she hadn't rushed to Liaodong to meet Huang Taiji and hadn't urged Saisang to send a second wave of troops, maybe Saisang's decision at that time would have been different.

Karma loops, and she pays the price herself.

War is cruel, as long as you are caught in it, it doesn't matter if you are a woman or what, you will be hurt.

No one knows that in the original history, Huang Taiji's most beloved concubine Chen died under Zhong Jinwei's butterfly wings and his own plot to annex the Mongolian tribe.

If Huang Taiji is asked to choose again, whether he wants his favorite concubine Chen or his Huangtu hegemony, no one will know.

Seeing that the Ming army was getting closer and closer to King Darhan, the Mongolian Tatars who were guarding Saisang desperately wanted to turn around and risk their lives to stop them, so that their king could have a chance to escape.

But these people would be Cao Wenzhao's opponents, and the speed of the horse had been raised to the maximum. The opponent just turned around, and was directly killed and fell off the horse to death.

At this time, Cao Wenzhao saw a large number of organized Tazi troops appearing in the direction Saisang was fleeing from, and he thought that he would finally meet some strong resistance.

He looked at the person in front of him who was already running away alone, and sneered in his heart. He didn't even look at the speed on both sides, could he run away?

Cao Wenzhao waited for another ten seconds, then calmly reached out to pick it up, and captured the escaped old man alive.He can confirm with certainty that this person should be King Darhan of the Horqin tribe.

Cao Wenzhao conveniently threw Saisang, who was still struggling, to his guards, and then began to lead the army to attack the rescued Tartar army, trying to destroy all Tartar forces who tried to resist.

The Tartar general who led the army to the rescue was Saisang's son Manzhu Xili. He was more convinced than his father Khan that the Ming army would be intercepted by one of the two armies sent out, not to mention that there were still people behind the Ming army. Hanging Dajin's army, so he guessed that the Ming army would not be able to escape in time, and would still think about attacking his big tribe.

As a result, although he dispatched sentries far away according to Saisan's request, he was sleeping soundly with peace of mind.

When his men woke him up in a panic, he hesitated like his father Khan after seeing the sky-high flames on the north shore.

He couldn't make up his mind whether to save Bei'an or protect his father Khan first.

Go to protect Father Khan first, the south bank has not been attacked yet, and there is another Zhuri River separated, people who don’t know should not cross the river immediately, as long as there is enough time, a large number of guards can be gathered around Father Khan, Self-defense should be fine.

Well, if he saves the North Bank first, he can block the enemy army on the North Bank, and at least reduce the loss a lot, because basically all his people are on the North Bank.But what if the enemy starts to attack the south bank when we go to rescue the north bank?

Daishan has a certain reason for saying that King Darhan's sons are all idiots.If Jianlu's camp was attacked at night, he would definitely not react so slowly.

Manzhu Xili thought over and over again, and finally decided to rescue his father Khan first.

He immediately led soldiers and horses to Khan's tent, but when he was about to arrive, he happened to witness his father Khan's arrest.In this way, everyone was stunned.What should we do next?

Manzhu Xili faced another choice, whether to retreat first, find the troops sent by the other two tribes, and then come to encircle and suppress them, or kill them directly, to see if he can get his father Khan back.

Manzhu Xili hadn't made a decision yet, and the team was still charging towards the enemy force.

At this time, the yurts on the south bank also started to catch fire, and the area was getting bigger and bigger.Looking at the situation of the entire battlefield, there are seas of fire everywhere, and the shadows of the enemy are everywhere.

Manzhu Xili's subordinates were all panicked, without King Darhan, there were fires everywhere, and there were many enemies. Is there any hope of winning by rushing forward?

At this time, a resolute leader is needed, whether to leave or kill, he must give clear instructions to his subordinates.

If you want to leave, you should simply and neatly save the troops at hand; if you want to kill, you should muster your morale and exert your maximum combat power to fight the enemy to the death.

But Manzhu Xili is not such a leader. It is true that there is a raging soldier and a raging nest.The Horqin tribe never fought for hegemony against the Jianlu, and their submission to Jianlu's might has something to do with their useless leaders.

The only formed unit of the Mongol Tartars was hit head-on by the troops of Cao Wenzhao and Huang Degong amidst the hesitation of the leader, like an egg smashed to pieces by a smashed stone.

Cao Wenzhao did not expect this enemy army to be so weak, which made him very happy.

After killing each other, he saw that the south bank of the Zhuri River was also in flames, and knew that Zuo Liangyu's tribe had crossed the river and set fire to it.

So, he pulled the rein and went to a place where the fire was not yet burning.

But Huang Degong, according to the prior arrangement, separated from Cao Wenzhao at this time, and also rushed to another place, just like a fence, and began to sort out the remaining resistance of the Mongolian Tartars.

The fighting did not end until daybreak, and all the Mongolian Tartars who could escape had fled, leaving corpses all over the ground.There are also remnants of yurts curling up with black smoke everywhere.

This time the results were quite fruitful. The person Cao Wenzhao arrested was King Darhan, and many nobles of the Horqin clan were strangled, including their princes and princesses.

However, the casualties of the soldiers of the death camp were also greater than ever before. More than 700 people were killed, more than [-] were seriously injured, and more than [-] were slightly injured.

According to the usual practice, the aftermath of the battlefield is carried out, including the treatment of the seriously wounded.There is no way to do this. Although it is the last battle, there is no way to carry the seriously wounded back to the capital.

There are also countless herds of cattle, sheep and horses that cannot be taken away.Cao Wenzhao was a little hesitant about what to do with these spoils of war.At this moment, a sentry rushed over to report to him that a large number of enemy troops were found in the southwest direction, and they were rushing here.

When Cao Wenzhao heard this, he no longer hesitated, gathered all the horses and led them, as long as they escaped the enemy troops who were coming to rescue, they could return to the pass triumphantly.