He lowered his head and rolled his eyes, not daring to let them see.

After all, if you don’t even know who the Mongolian tribes were that attacked the Jidong Great Wall, how can you tell whether it was Anda Khan’s arrangement?

Almost all the Mongolian tribes close to the Ming Dynasty were subdued by Ada Khan, but there were some tribes who only obeyed his orders and did not necessarily obey his orders.

Attacking the Ming Dynasty was like hitting an egg with a stone for small and medium-sized tribes. Large tribes looked more at their own interests and may not sincerely obey Anda Khan's orders.

In such a short period of time, Anda Khan could issue combat orders to the large Mongolian tribes in Jidong, and they would still obey them unconditionally?

Seeing that Wei Guangde didn't answer, Zhang Juzheng said again: "Shandai, I heard you talk about how powerful An Dahan is and how good at layout I have not taken it seriously before, but this time it really opened my eyes.

After Miyun took action, he continued to attack east and west in Xuanfu and Jidong in such a short period of time. The crisis in Xuanfu was not resolved, and Jidong encountered war again.

It's so powerful that you don't even know which of the two paths is the feint and which is the main attack.

If there is a back-up plan, it would be really terrible."

When Wei Guangde heard what Zhang Juzheng said, he raised his head and glanced at him, also thinking about what was going on in the Jidong War.

Now I only know that there seems to be another war in the east of Ji Town, because the beacon towers in Jidong and Jixi are different.

This time, because there was so little information, Wei Guangde didn't say much for the first time.

It goes without saying that the situation of the army in Jizhen must be very bad.

"Let's wait until the army reports to Beijing. We don't know how many people there are in the army."

Wei Guangde sighed and said: "As for what I said during the day, contact more people to submit a report to refute the ban on sea. It's better to rest. Let's not cause trouble for His Majesty."

At this moment, Li Fang, who usually never left King Yu's side, quickly walked into the room, raised her hands to King Yu and others and said: "Your Highness, ladies and gentlemen, a decree has just been passed down from Xiyuan, ordering the Minister of the Ministry of Personnel and the Hanlin Academy

Yan Na, the bachelor, Li Chunfang, the minister of the Ministry of Rites and a bachelor of the Hanlin Academy, Dong Fen, the left minister of the Ministry of official affairs and a bachelor of the Hanlin Academy, all went directly to Xiyuan, just like the example of Xun Fuchen."

"Is the imperial meeting in Xiyuan still over?"

King Yu frowned and asked.

"No, neither Mr. Xu Ge nor Yang Shangshu came out, but some servants went out to convey the order and summoned the three adults to enter Xiyuan immediately."

Fires were lit all over Shiguan City in Jidong. Groups of Tatars abandoned their horses and rushed towards Guancheng, climbing up ladders to attack.

Attacking a city with ants is the most cruel and bloody way of war in the cold weapon era.

When entering a siege war, both warring parties actually have no strategies to use. They just have to face each other head-on and decide which side has the stronger will to fight.

The Tatars took turns carrying shields to attack Guancheng guarded by the Ming army, climbing up the erected ladders, and the archers also took turns throwing arrows at the city wall to cover the infantry in attacking the city.

Being able to do this is undoubtedly due to superiority in military strength.

For the Mongolian generals, if they could not break through the city gate in a short time, the battle would be unwinnable after Ming reinforcements arrived.

Although his men suffered heavy losses, the Ming army on the city wall would not feel much better.

At this time, General Bai Wenzhi had already deployed the maximum number of troops that could be mobilized on the surrounding city walls to close the wall. The exchange of fire between the two sides caused the Ming army to suffer heavy losses.

At this point in the battle, we can only hope for reinforcements from the nearby Shanhaiguan Pass. Otherwise, if the Tatars risk their lives to attack the city day and night, a stone pass will not be saved no matter what.

Calculating the time, the messenger he sent should have arrived at Shanhaiguan. He only hoped that he could send people overnight to rescue him, but the time was prolonged.

Bai Wenzhi really couldn't imagine the consequences.
Chapter completed!