Chapter 539 538 Chase

Author: Guests in Parallel Space

At the foot of Langwo Mountain, the Ming army and Mongolian cavalry fought together.

Such a situation only fulfilled Ma Fang's intention, but it could not make Sun happy.

The number of Tartars was small, and the combat power of the Ming army was not weaker than that of the enemy cavalry.

The cavalry's impact power was lost and the battle was like infantry. The strategy of fighting Sun's previous huddles was invalid.

At this time, he felt it was very difficult.

The Ming army was so close that even when facing the charge of elite cavalry under his command, the two sides would rather bump into each other than pull a horse and avoid it.

The normal charge between cavalry should be that after the two sides launch a hedge, the weak side will be attacked by the dense formation of the other side and separated to the left and right sides, and the formation will be directly killed.

It is actually rare to play each other like this to fight for life.

Sun nervously thought about this countermeasure, while Ma Fang, who was in the rear town, was very satisfied with the current situation.

Three thousand people face two thousand people, and the two sides are in a melee. The advantage of the larger side will only increase with time, as long as no reinforcements appear at critical moments.

At this time, around the huge battlefield, the scouts and cavalry of the Ming and Mongolian armies were also in full swing.

The Ming army's whistle cavalry was worried that the Mongols would run back to report to the news and bring reinforcements, while some Mongolian whistle cavalry wanted to rush back to the battlefield to help the robes, and some smart people knew that even if they were just like them, it would be useless to go back to the big move, so just as the Ming army was worried, they were going to the Central Army to ask for help.

Their battle situation is the standard tactics of cavalry, either the two sides hedge, back and forth, or chase each other forward and back.

The atmosphere of the war quickly stimulated the remaining Ming army.

Dong Yikui couldn't stand the loneliness and kept wandering in front of Ma Fang, hoping to attract the attention of the general and let him lead his troops to join the war, annihilate the Tartars as soon as possible, and end the war here.

Feeling annoyed, Ma Fang waved the horse whip and scolded: "Stay there, don't affect the labor and capital formation."

I felt that I didn't make it clear, so I immediately added: "Travel your own troops, maybe the reinforcements of the Tartars are coming."

Before arriving here, Ma Fang had noticed the dense horseshoe marks and ruts on the road ahead, which made him say it was so dangerous that he almost made the Tartars run away.

After the formation in the distance, the main general surrounded by more than a hundred people came to call Sun, he had seen it and recognized it.

But now that the Ming army was in a dominant situation, he was still unwilling to send a reserve team to launch a general attack in order to ensure stability, because he was worried that after the troops were dispatched, the surrounding Tartar reinforcements would come and there was no one in his hands to resist.

It can be said that Ma Fang would rather bear certain losses than make wrong commands on the overall situation.

At this time, the messenger who had first sent Sun to see Huang Taiji and reported that they had been blocked by the Ming army cavalry.

"How many people are there in the Ming army?"

Huang Taiji looked at the panting messenger and asked directly.

"There are four or five thousand people."

The messenger replied.

"Badu'er, do you think that if you call Sun, you can defeat these Ming troops?"

Huang Taiji knew that the troops under Sun were only two thousand, and the opponent had at least twice his troops. As long as the opponent's commander was not stupid, it would cause them a lot of trouble.

"If the opponent's chief general is powerful, even if he wins, he will win miserably and the losses will not be small."

Ba Du'er was also considering this matter. There was too little news and he didn't know who the other party was, so it was difficult to make a judgment on the combat power of the Ming army.

But if the other party is a slag in battle, I don’t even have the courage to run here to block the road, so whether it is Huang Taiji or Zhu Du’er, they should first raise the other party to consider it.

"You gather two thousand people immediately, we will go back to pick them up, and the rest will continue to Modaoyu with their things."

Huang Taiji didn't want to make a mistake at the last moment when the task was completed. He tried his best to avoid any small losses.

"Yes, Taiji."

Jau Du'er clasped his fists on the horse, then stepped away and quickly gathered the army.

Although the Mongolian cavalry retreated, they were not nervous about being pursued by the Ming army, but retreated calmly. Their speed was not fast, in order to ensure that the war horses had the power to meet any threat.

After all, they went deep into the Ming Dynasty and the Jingjin area, so they needed no less caution.

The army is moving forward not only because it is not fast, but also because it is about to get off the horse and rest after running for a while.

At this moment, many Tartar cavalry rested on the roadside and cultivated their horsepower.

After walking along the way, it was easy to summon a large number of cavalry. Then, there were two thousand people. He immediately led his team back and joined Huang Taiji who was waiting here to lead his troops back along the same route, and called Sun's troops.

Not long after he got there, the messenger sent by Sun appeared in front. By this time, Huang Taiji also knew the other party's reality.

The one who blocked the road was the Xuanfu cavalry led by Ma Fang, the general of the Xuanfu Mansion of Ming Dynasty.

Knowing the news, Huang Taiji and Ba Duer became nervous.

The opposite is a stalemate on the battlefield, and the troops have an absolute advantage.

"Start up the marching speed and reinforcements call Sun's troops."

Of course, Huang Taiji would not flee in a panic just because the other party was Ma Fang, so he decisively ordered to accelerate his progress.

At this time, the results of the melee between the Ming and Mongolian armies gradually became clear. The Mongolian army suffered significantly more losses than the Ming army, and gradually became somewhat powerless to resist. Many people were already injured and could only retreat continuously.

He called Sun and looked north, but he didn't wait until reinforcements arrived.

In fact, at this tense moment, even he lost his normal judgment due to the atmosphere on the battlefield.

It only took half an hour, but in the feeling of calling Sun, it seemed that they had been through more than an hour.

He did not believe that Huang Taiji would not lead his troops to help, especially when he was determined that his opponent was Ma Fang, the general general of Xuanfu.

However, before the reinforcements from the north arrived, his team could no longer resist it.

In desperation, Sun had to choose the last strategy, which was to lead his troops to retreat north.

Although this would expose the fragile back of the grassland man to the Ming army's arrows and sabers, he had no choice but to retreat.

As the retreat roar rang out, the hard-working Tartar cavalry reacted instantly, knowing that they could not get any advantage.

Although I didn't know who the other party was at the beginning, the battle has reached the present, and the "ma" flag of Ma Fang, the Xuanfu in the distance, is waving with the wind. It is rare for them to show their strong combat power, so naturally they thought of the cavalry in Xuanfu.

Looking at the back team, Sun had already begun to retreat north under the protection of his personal guards. The Mongolian defeated soldiers behind him, Xu Huang killed several times, forced the Ming army to retreat, and then pulled his horse and ran north.

The Tartars were about to run away, and of course the Ming army would not let them go easily.

Many of the enemy were fatally attacked by Ming army when they pulled their horses and wanted to run. They fell off their horses one after another.

In fact, at this moment, the losses of the Mongolian cavalry quickly magnified.

However, in terms of ability to control war horses, the Ming army was still unable to compete with the elite Tartars.

When the Ming army gathered together and began to pursue, more than a thousand remaining Tartars had gathered together, and the fallen cavalry had become the dead souls under the Ming sabre.

By this time, the Mongolians seemed to suddenly revived the skills inherited in their bloodlines.

The Taurus cavalry behind him attached to the horse's back, stood up from time to time and turned his head and shot an arrow back, and then possessed him on the horse's back and continued to flee northward.

The Taurus cavalry in front also acted like this, but their arrows were shooting to the west, and Dong Yikui's troops of the Ming army were charging towards the formation.

When Sun was calling him to sound the retreat horn, Ma Fang decisively ordered Dong Yikui to lead his troops to attack the Tartars from the side. At this time, the cavalry of the Ming army Xuanfu led by him was already on the way to fight Sun's retreat.

According to the direction and speed of both sides, they will inevitably eventually bump into one.

At this time, Sun's eyes were already in tears. He knew that the elite cavalry of the tribe he led was in danger. The current situation was that elite cavalry of the Ming army were attacked in front and behind, and he could not escape.

He couldn't help but regret that when he discovered that the Ming army brigade came from the west, he did not decisively lead his troops to rush over the Ming army's interception, but instead planned to eat the Ming army with arrogance.

If he had been more cautious at that time, this would not have happened.

Three teams of people galloped on the plains, and the distance was getting closer and closer.

Ma Fang was leading Dong Yikui's troops to intercept the Tartar cavalry. As long as you get closer, you can use firearms and arrows to carry out an indiscriminate strike. Even if the Tartars in front of you cannot be completely wiped out, there may be only a handful of those who survive.

This is done.

He was still sighing in his heart, and suddenly he saw dust flying in the north in the distance, and obviously a group of people were approaching quickly.

On the horse, he naturally couldn't feel the vibration of the opposite side when a large group of cavalry rushed in, but based on his experience, he could tell that there were at least thousands of cavalrymen coming.

If this continues, it will be detrimental to the Ming cavalry he led.

At that time, if a bad person is in trouble, he will be surrounded and killed by the fleeing Tartars and the rescue Tartars.

Although he was angry, he knew that this was a battlefield and he could not lose the big picture because of small things.

I already have the advantage, and the most important thing at this time is to keep it, rather than blindly give up the advantages in my hands.

He pulled the horse's head slightly, changed the way forward, and rushed to one side.

It seemed that he gave up intercepting the fleeing Sun's army, but in fact he moved quickly to one side and was ready to attack the enemy cavalry who came to rescue him.

The reinforcements led by Huang Taiji came from the opposite side. From a distance, I saw a Ming army on one side about to insert, intercepting the fleeing and calling Sun's troops.

Although I don’t know who the opponent is leading the team, but facing the attack between himself and Sun’s team, Huang Taiji felt that there was still hope to defeat his opponent quickly.

However, before he was happy, the Ming army opposite ran out of a parabola under the leadership of the chief general and ran to one side.

Is this trying to surround my team?

The head general of the Ming army opposite has a very big appetite.
To be continued...