If you use some other means, you may be able to make the person submit, but that is even more of a bad decision. That's right. Not to mention Ma Chao's current status, he wouldn't do that even the person in the past, yes. It can be said that Ma Chao's personality is really not able to do such things. It can be said that Cao Cao's words are relatively unstable, but it is normal for him to do such things. But if Ma Chao's words, such a bottom line, he really can't do such things, which is good.

It's still like that, not the Virgin Mary, but it's his personality and style. He also thinks that if he does that, the harm outweighs the benefits, there is no big benefit, that way. Speaking of which, there must be great benefits. Then, to be honest, Ma Chao's bottom line, is not that it is so much more than Cao Cao, really. Or else, it doesn't look down on small benefits and less benefits, that's it. Therefore, Ma Chao has a more bottom line than Cao Cao and Sun Ce, but in fact, he looks down on those small benefits and less benefits.

It's really a great benefit. So unless it's a fundamentally big deal, he will do other things. That's good, yes. Not to mention him, even Cao Cao and Sun Ce know how to do it, that's right. And both of them are indeed, didn't they choose the right choice? That's right. Just like that, Cao Cao and Sun Ce, they are the most

At first, they had contacts with foreign races in the north, and even cooperated with each other. But then, when they thought they would go south, they would never let their side contact them again. That's right. Therefore, in such a big deal, both of them naturally knew how to do it. It's good. Cao Cao never had people contact them again, let alone cooperate. And Sun Ce was the same, even

We have not bought war horses from the northern alien races. So Sun Ce's Jiangdong Army's war horses rely solely on the Yanzhou Army, and can buy a few Liangzhou Army's war horses from the merchants, but that's not useful. So they still have to rely on the Yanzhou Army to provide them with war horses, otherwise there would be basically not many cavalry, that's it. But today's Jiangdong Army, although there are no more than 10,000 cavalry, has increased a little bit, which is not good. It is definitely not comparable to the Liangzhou Army and the Yanzhou Army.

It's true. But compared with myself, Sun Ce thought it was OK. His cavalry has been increasing, which is indeed true. So this is enough. Even if it's more about war horses relying on the Yanzhou army, that's true. However, he bought war horses from them, and they had a lot of money. So from any aspect, the Yanzhou army was happy to do that. As for that, it's

Sun Ce and Jiangdong Army were very clear about increasing their cavalry and increasing their strength. Just say that Cao Cao was the same before, and he wanted to be strong before. After all, no matter how strong his strength was, he could not be stronger than their Yanzhou Army. But if his strength was stronger, it could be said that the stronger his strength, the more benefits it would have to the Yanzhou Army. That is. It is definitely a matter of greater benefits than disadvantages. Let Cao Cao ask him

What would they not do with the Yanzhou Army? For war horses, although their own war horses are not as good as those of the Liangzhou Army, that's true. But indeed, after Cao Cao occupied Youzhou, he no longer lacked war horses, that's right. So he could still trade to the Jiangdong Army, which means they absolutely lacked, and there were more, so that's it. So Cao Cao also knew that since his own war horses could bring money and food to his side and increase the overall strength of the Jiangdong Army, why didn't he do it? That's a must.

Yes, I don’t have any reason not to do it, yes. Therefore, the Jiangdong Army basically bought their war horses from the Yanzhou Army. For Sun Ce, war horses were not as good as those produced in Liangzhou, but they were enough. It was still the same thing. It was definitely better than none. That’s right. He was not afraid of spending money or something. It didn’t matter. And no matter how expensive it was, he really bought them from the Yanzhou Army.

The war horses are cheaper than buying Liangzhou Army war horses from merchants. Of course, the latter war horses are better than the former. This has to be admitted, the facts are facts, that's good. But the price you spend yourself can actually buy Youzhou war horses, that's right. At least Sun Ce and Jiangdong Army and others are looking at it. It's better than saying that there is no war horse, and it's worth spending money or something. Moreover, even if the Yanzhou Army is a little bit meaningful, it's not that expensive to sell to oneself, and it's much cheaper than the Youzhou war horses sold by merchants.

That's right. Actually, it's normal to think about it. After all, how many merchants can sell more war horses? The big man seems to have a shortage of such great merchants selling war horses. It's not that there are too few, that's right. Moreover, the merchants selling war horses in the Liangzhou Army will only sell war horses to local aristocratic families and powerful landlords, but not to the Yanzhou Army and the Jiangdong Army. That's right. As for the aristocratic families and powerful landlords under the Liangzhou Army, they will not say anything else. As for the aristocratic families and powerful landlords under the Liangzhou Army, they will not say anything else.

Selling your own war horses to others will not be possible. First, they are not enough; second, Ma Chaoyan strictly prohibits those transactions; third, they are really not short of those benefits and interests. So the war horses in Liangzhou will not flow out of them. But how to prevent them, such things are still impossible, and there will eventually be war horses in Liangzhou who are merchants

There was a place where the Yanzhou Army and the Jiangdong Army. But speaking of it, there were really not many war horses in Liangzhou under the rule of their two armies. That was. In the past twenty years, only a few thousand horses. Five or six thousand? That's it. I really don't think it's too many. This is a number of twenty years, not a matter of one year or two. Twenty years only has five or six thousand, so how many a year is? On average,

In fact, it is only more than 200 horses at most. Is it too much? If you really think there is no way to argue about it, there is no point in arguing about it. Anyway, Ma Chao doesn't think there are too many. As for the limitations on one side, it's OK to control the number of people. But if you say that even one horse can't flow out, it's definitely a lie and it's impossible. And that kind of high-pressure policy is definitely not a good thing, really. Anyway, Ma Chao doesn't think it's good, it's really. And it's really a lot after 20 years.

Saying six thousand horses is really not too much. Six thousand is not six thousand. If it is six thousand, then your control is really a failure, not good. Six thousand is a good enemy. So it's not like that. Ma Chao thinks that overall, his side has done well, yes. At least twenty years, it's only six thousand. It can be said that twenty years, let alone consumption on the battlefield, it means that the horse will die of illness later.

It can be said that it can't be stopped by death, yes. Even if you say that some are sick, some can still be cured, that's right. But some are basically terminally ill, which is good. So this is also true. It's only 6,000 in 20 years. He doesn't think it's too much, but it can be said that it's actually less. That's right. Everything is within the scope that Ma Chao can accept, and he doesn't think it's too much, so he admits this matter

It's OK for our own side. And it's only 6,000 in twenty years. It's really not enough for the Jiangdong Army, let alone the Yanzhou Army. Fortunately, the two sides did not rely on the cavalry formed by Liangzhou war horses, but on the cavalry formed by Youzhou war horses. That's it. If it's necessary to rely on the Liangzhou war horses, they probably wouldn't be much different from the lack of cavalry. And the war horses in Youzhou are not as good as those in Liangzhou, and that's. In fact, the war horses in that place are not as good as those in Bingzhou

Bad. So the war horses in Youzhou are also a bit famous. They can't compare with Liangzhou war horses, but they can't be compared with Liangzhou war horses, which is good. Yes, it's better than that. At least when Cao Cao's Yanzhou army captured Youzhou, they didn't have so many war horses, but they didn't. It was because of Youzhou that they had enough war horses and could be sold to Jiangdong Army.

That's it. It can be said that without Youzhou, they really don't have so many war horses, and they even lack it. That's not impossible. But the Yanzhou army occupied Youzhou. For them, one big advantage is that there are definitely war horses produced in that place. You must know that in the Han Dynasty, there were only three states, which produced war horses, Liangzhou, Bingzhou and Youzhou. There were not no horses in other places, but those horses were just bare.

Just horses, they carry people, do transportation, do some work, and work as labor, that's fine. But letting them be a war horse is a joke, yes. It's definitely not possible to be a war horse. If you really use those slow horses to form cavalry, you probably have piled up on the battlefield before they can attack, yes. So don't expect what those produced slow horses can do. They are more qualified and good. But it's not possible to be a war horse on the battlefield.

It's not easy to work, so it's not? So if there are horses that produce horses, it's not war horses after all, that's not OK. Moreover, these horses cannot produce horses, and those slow horses can't be used for training for a lifetime. This is. So if there are war horses in three states in the Han Dynasty, I have to say that this is an advantage, that's true. Especially in Liangzhou, the place is really not
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