The line of Nirvana is still some distance away from the ancient Julu Ze. However, as the Manchu army continued to move south, the leaders themselves gradually felt the changes in the terrain. The increase in water and swamps was somewhat detrimental to the Qing army's ability to exert its power.

The advantages of the iron cavalry charging freely.

Tunqi reined in the reins. He was the grandson of Prince Zhuang Shuerhaqi and a descendant of the Aisin Gioro family. As a descendant of the clan, he thought highly of himself.

This Manchu army that went south to destroy the Nirvana Kou Shun army camp was led by Tong Tulai, the commander of the guard army, followed by Gushan Beizi Tunqi, He Tuo and others.

They originally thought that the Qing army's march south would be smooth sailing, but they did not expect that they would encounter fierce resistance from Dashun's army before they even approached Jinzhou.

The Shun army defenders retreated to the camp, dug two layers of trenches on all sides, and set up heavy walls inside and outside the trenches. Wooden spikes were inserted into the trenches. The soldiers set up heavy muskets in the camp, fired their guns and cannons, and continuously counterattacked.

Nearly ten thousand Qing troops were divided into several teams, and it took a lot of effort to destroy several positions, but the Shun army defenders that were annihilated were only a few hundred people.

As a result, Tunqi quickly had a bad premonition. When the north wind blew, he did not feel cheered up. Although the weather in early May and summer was not so hot, he also knew that the closer he got to the south, the Manchus would be more concerned about the Han Dynasty.

Climate inadaptation will become more serious.

The war must not be delayed!

Following Tong Tu Lai and the Han troops stationed in Qi south, the main ones were thousands of Xuanfu soldiers led by Dingxibo Tangtong of the Ming Dynasty. He ran forward and backward, fighting for the Manchus very hard. Now Yan Yun

All the land fell under the control of the Qing army, and Tang Tong did not know whether the Qing army would be the power of the Liao Kingdom, the Jin Kingdom, or whether it would form the Mongolian and Yuan Dynasty to dominate the world.

But he himself knew that all his capital was in Xuanfu, and Xuanfu had been controlled by the Qing army, so what could he do?

Tang Tong is a straw swaying in the wind. Between Ming, Shun and Qing, he has no accurate judgment on which family can win the final victory.

He just wants to preserve his own strength as much as possible. Now that the Qing army is coercing Tang Tong southward, thousands of Xuanfu soldiers are unable to resist the strength of the Qing army. Until the real victory or defeat between the Shun army and the Qing army can be determined, he can only go with the flow.

Already.

However, even if he followed the trend and worked as hard as Tang Tong did now, especially for the foreign Manchurians, it really showed the full martial virtue of the Ming Dynasty border army generals.

Tang Tong waved his horsewhip and rushed to Gushan Beizi Tunqi. Looking at the corpses of the soldiers who were thrown into the camp ditch by the Manchurian soldiers and impaled by wooden thorns, he couldn't help but shed a lot of cold sweat on his back, but he still said:

:

"Master Bei Zi, there is smoke and dust billowing to the west. The Tanqi has captured the main force of the bandits... It looks like the defenders from Jinzhou are coming over."

After Tong translated for Tunqi, this high-minded Manchu nobleman wanted to laugh at Tang Tong's low-key behavior. But he thought of Huang Taiji's previous reminders and warnings to the Manchu nobles.

He asked them not to have any conflicts or conflicts with the Han generals, so he barely suppressed his disdain and said with a smile:

"Let's go! Come and see with me!"

Both the Eight Banners soldiers and the Xuanfu soldiers had cavalry and infantry, but the armored cavalry accounted for the majority. As soon as the army moved, Tang Tong had no choice but to follow him. The Qing army separated a queue and rushed directly out of the destroyed camp. Manchuria

The flag of the Eight Banners fluttered in the north wind, and the braids trembled in front of Tang Tong's eyes, which made him curse in his heart: Suolu.

But the situation is stronger than the people. He is determined to be Xibo in vain, and he still needs to curry favor with the nobles of the Qing Dynasty. In order to smoothly transform from the earl of the Ming Dynasty to the earl of the new dynasty in the future - as for what dynasty this new dynasty is, Tang Tong himself knows

Don't care anymore.

The Qing army's armored cavalry galloped, and the Eight Banners soldiers who followed behind were all very skilled, and it was obvious at first glance that they were a powerful force. The Xuanfu soldiers were a little behind, but Tang Tong also knew that he could be sent out by Huang Taiji this time, and Aixinjue

Luo's clan fought together, which undoubtedly showed that his efforts had produced results and left a very reliable image for Huang Taiji.

Therefore, Tang Tong rushed back and forth among the Xuanfu soldiers, constantly boosting the fighting spirit and morale of the soldiers, and promised that after the victory, after conquering Jinzhou and Shenzhou, he would definitely give them various rewards.

"Saw it!"

Tang Tong followed Tun Qi and ran up a hill. Looking up into the distance, he was shocked by the scale of the Dashun army. In the distance of the hill, wind and sand swept across. It was obvious that a large group of soldiers and horses were marching, and the number of cavalry in the vanguard was

There are quite a few, and it seems that they must be the main force of the Shun Army.

Tang Tong was waiting for Tun Qi to speak, while Tun Qi frowned. Ever since Huang Taiji made up his mind to start an all-out war with the Dashun Army, he had paid special attention to the strength of the Shun Army.

The soldiers of the Qing army who participated in the Battle of Dangshan and the Battle of Baigou River all brought very important information to Tunqi. The Qing army attached great importance to the strength of the rogue bandits. From Huang Taiji and King Baylor down,

As far as Beizi Tunqi, the sparsely populated Manchus could never afford another defeat like Dangshan and Baigouhe.

Tun Qi bit his lip, hesitating whether to strike preemptively. Although the terrain near Nirvana Pass was relatively flat and open, the scouts reported that there were still several camps and fortresses nearby that had not been completely demolished. Although these fortresses were not as good as fortified cities,

The garrison was small, but it gave the rogue bandits a foundation to rely on, putting the Qing army in a somewhat unfavorable situation in the field.

But looking at Tang Tong on the side, Tun Qi felt that the Qing army could not continue to be defeated, so that the Ming army generals discovered the weakness of the Manchus, but they could not be afraid of the enemy. Withdrawing would only accelerate the Manchurian military myth.

of destruction.

He had decided to lead his army to deal with the main force of the shun army, but before Tunqi could be dispatched, Tong Guolai, the commander of the army, brought better news:

The Qing army was dispersed into several flat formations, and most of them had regrouped near Nirvana Pass.

Tong Guolai himself arrived with a well-armed firecrackers unit. Most of these armored men of Wuzhenha's super-heavy army came from the Han army banner. They were not under Tong Guolai's direct jurisdiction, but the armies gathered together in a hurry.

Tong Guolai also carefully studied the situation of the Battle of Dangshan and the Battle of Baigouhe.

He was worried that the Qing army might suffer a lot of damage from the firepower in the battle with the Dashun army, so he specially brought a musket and artillery unit with the Han army flag to prepare for the shooting.

"Abatai has lost his master and humiliated the country. There is nothing to say! The Great Khan has imprisoned Abatai. The defeat at Baigouhe is a great shame that has never been seen since the rise of our country. This time when we arrive south of the Yellow River, our first priority

The purpose is to repeat this great humiliation. Tunqi, how many enemy soldiers do you think there are?"

Tun Qi descended from the hillock and replied to Tong Guolai: "I'm afraid there will be twice as many soldiers as ours."

When Tang Tong heard this, his eyelids jumped. Although he knew that the Manchu soldiers were brave and invincible, if the enemy was twice as many as the Qing army, Tang Tong would still be more or less discouraged.

Tong Guolai rode up to the crowd and said: "Dorobele has another unified army, which is in the north of Jinzhou. I have sent a message to him. It is estimated that the army will arrive soon. Lord Beile has led an army of Eight Banners troops.

Thousands of people, as well as Jizhou and Guanning soldiers, tens of thousands of people, rushed to defeat the enemy as if they were turning their palms."

Tong Guolai turned his hands on his horse, but at this moment the earth suddenly shook violently. Everyone turned their attention to the west, and the smoke rising around the soldiers and horses of the Shun army became bigger and bigger, and finally the rebel army flowed away with a "beep beep".

A large number of sharp chants came from the middle, and Tang Tong couldn't help but tremble in his heart, and said in shock:
Chapter completed!