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Chapter 80 Recovering Jinzhou
"Kill it!"

"Kill!"

Gold and iron clashed, killing sounded everywhere, flesh and blood flew everywhere, and the attackers and defenders launched a tragic fight at the top of the city.

"Ah—" A miserable cry sounded above his head, and a black shadow fell beside him, falling heavily to the ground.

Feng Datie was helpless, he didn't even glance to the side, holding the steel knife in his hand, he continued to climb upwards.

The head was empty, and the comrades above climbed to the top of the wall. Feng Datie hurried up two more steps. Through the broken crenels, he could see a few pairs of feet shaking wildly.

Feng Datie knew that the comrade-in-arms who went to the city first was surnamed Zhang, and his name was Zhuzi.He was very strong and brave, and his whole family was killed by Jiannu, leaving only him, his mother, and younger brother.Every time I mentioned this tragedy, I gritted my teeth and burst into tears.

Climbing up two more steps, most of Feng Datie's body has already leaned out of the city wall, and he saw his comrades roaring wildly, slashing with knives, fighting with Jianu.

A long spear passed by, Zhang Zhuzi grabbed the barrel of the gun, pulled it into his arms, and slashed at Jiannu's neck.

Blood gushed out and splashed half of Zhang Zhuzi's face, but he didn't hide or wipe it off. He grinned and let out a weird and terrifying laugh. He turned around like a ghost and swung his knife like a madman.

The steel knives collided, sparks flashed, a Jiannu and Zhang Zhuzi faced each other, and a long spear stabbed at their side.

Zhang Zhuzi managed to dodge, and the sharp edge of the spear pierced obliquely against his chest and abdomen, scratching his red fat jacket and flying a few strands of cotton wadding.

Jiannu slashed at the front with his knife, forcing Zhang Zhuzi to take two steps back.The gun-wielding Jiannu didn't take back his gun, and swept across with all his strength. Zhang Zhu tilted and fell off the city wall.

The moment he fell, Zhang Zhuzi reached out and grabbed the barrel of the gun.The barrel of the gun was knocked and folded on the city wall, almost bringing the gun-wielding slaves to the city.

Feng Datie's eyes were red, and he rushed forward with a roar, taking advantage of Jianu's staggering unsteadiness, he cut off Jianu's arm at the shoulder with a single blow.

Jian Nu let out a long scream, stumbled and backed away, blood gushing out from his shoulder.

Jiannu monster with the knife screamed and rushed forward, holding up the big knife, and was about to strike at Feng Dadie.

A cold light came like lightning, and the sharp point of the spear pierced into Jiannu's right rib obliquely.An officer of the Ming army supported the broken crenel with one hand, jumped up and climbed onto the top of the city.

Feng Datie went down with his sword and killed the seriously injured Jiannu.

The officer of the Ming army didn't have time to greet Feng Datie, drew his gun in his hand, roared and stepped forward, the big gun danced like flying, and swept away a small area on the city wall.

A Ming army then went up to the city and fought side by side with Feng Datie, which made him feel firm. There is nothing more inspiring than his comrades by his side.

Pass, pass, pass!Another Ming army climbed up to the city, without saying a word, holding the three-eyed blunderbuss, pulled out the matchlock in his mouth, lit it and cast it, beating several Jiannu either to death or injury.

Then, with a sweep of his gaze, a "Little Li Flying Hammer" threw the three-eyed blunderbuss at the enemy, picked up a blood-stained broadsword from the ground, and joined the battle group.

One after another, the Ming army climbed to the top of the city, or with swords and shields, or spears, or three eyes. There were Dongjiang army, Dengzhen soldiers, and Jinzhen soldiers.

From small to large, the safe area arched out of the city became wider and wider, creating conditions for more and more Ming troops to ascend the city.

Seeing more and more soldiers ascending to the top of the city, while fewer and fewer were beaten down, Shen Yourong let out a slight sigh of relief, and ordered the drummers to continue beating to encourage the soldiers of the Ming army who fought bravely.

The Liao people accounted for a large proportion of the soldiers in Dengzhen, and the most skilled soldiers in Jinzhen were the [-] soldiers who had withdrawn from Liaodong.In order to be the first to ascend, the officers of the three divisions strictly supervised the battle, not daring to let their own army be underestimated by others.

In a memorial written in the first year of Tianqi, Xiong Tingbi made an evaluation of the troops recruited from various places to Liaodong. Among them, the Sichuan soldiers, native soldiers and Mao soldiers had the strongest combat effectiveness.

Needless to say, the Sichuan army, the bloody battle in Hunhe has already proved their bravery; the local soldiers are the chieftain's private soldiers, Qin Liangyu's white-armed soldiers, and Guangxi's wolf soldiers are all native soldiers.

Mao Bing, also called Mao Gourd Bing, is somewhat special.Because it is a local armed force without military registration, it was hired by the Ming government to maintain the rule.

To put it bluntly, hair soldiers are mercenaries, which are somewhat similar to native soldiers.

Because the Mao soldiers are mostly distributed in the mountainous areas of the three provinces of Sichuan, Shaanxi and Hubei, mainly Orion mountain people, there are also many miners and ordinary farmers. They have formed a sturdy character in a difficult environment, and they are also extremely brave when they form an army.

"History of the Ming Dynasty" records: "Songxian County, Henan Province is called Mao Hulu, and he is good at walking in the mountains." "Shandong spearmen, Henan hairy gourds, are not very popular among the people, because they are good at spears and good at walking mountains."

It can be seen from these records that Mao Bing was good at fighting in jungles and mountains.Use weapons such as spears, bows and arrows, and short soldiers, and wear light armor or no armor to pursue flexibility in mountain combat.

During the Jiajing period, Mao Bing was transferred to Jiangsu and Zhejiang to deal with Japanese pirates.However, because they were not used to the muddy field nets and numerous rivers and lakes in Jiangsu and Zhejiang, and they were not familiar with water warfare, their record was not good.

At the beginning of the Liaodong War in the late Ming Dynasty, Mao soldiers were also conscripted to fight in Liaodong.Under the city of Liaoyang, he fought against the Eight Banners with the Sichuan soldiers, and almost all the troops were wiped out.

Only the [-] Mao soldiers led by Hu Jiadong, the supervisor of the army, did not participate in the battle. They withdrew from Liaodong and stationed in Tianjin.

Because Mao Bing had light armor or no armor, he was unable to resist the bows and arrows of Jiannu, and his own characteristics were difficult to play in the plain battle formation.

Xiong Tingbi saw this keenly, and pointed out that Mao Bing can only "go through mountains and through forests, not for fighting on the plains."

The battlefield where Mao Bing can really show his skills is in the southwest. During the battle of Bozhou and the She'an Rebellion, the terrain of Sichuan and Guizhou gave Mao Bing a place to use his skills. Really breakable."

Therefore, Zhu Youxiao recruited [-] soldiers to help Zhu Xieyuan put down the rebellion.

As for attacking Jinzhou now, although it is not considered the leader of Mao Bing, it is not the shortcoming of fighting in the plains.

They formed a small formation of seven people, united with each other, cooperated with each other, and used crossbow arrows and long spears, and they did not lose the wind in close combat.

Of course, the Jinzhou Wall is short and the city is small, and there are few defenders.The Ming army had an absolute advantage in terms of military strength, and even had artillery to help out. There was no suspense in breaking the city, it was only a matter of time.

As more and more Ming troops climbed to the top of the city, the scope of occupation became larger and larger. Although Jiannu fought desperately, they were already powerless, and it was difficult to save the fate of the city being destroyed and wiped out.

A Ming army rushed into the city gate, planed and dug, cleared the obstacles, and opened the way into the city.

Like an unstoppable flow of water, teams of Ming troops rushed into the city with shouts, declaring victory in the siege of Jinzhou.

(End of this chapter)