Liu Bei's life is as tough as Adou who can't die. If these are not counted, how could he create the overlord of the Shu Han regime?

Dong Hu was looking forward to the scene when Cao Cao, Sun Ce, Liu Bei and Lu Bu were all hanging in Jiangnan.

"hehe……"

Dong Hu kicked his feet suddenly, and A Chou neighed under his crotch and ran towards the east. In just a moment, three thousand iron cavalry surged towards Tancheng like a tide. They didn't know that Tancheng had been occupied by Wu Dun and Yin Li at this time, and Lu Bu in the south also escaped into Guangling County smoothly. However, Zu Rong was more miserable. Not only did he fail to catch up with Lu Bu, but he hit the third cavalry battalion led by Dong Gu. In addition to the hundreds of cavalry fleeing with Zu Rong, the rest surrendered or died. The countless gold, silver and jewelry that Zu Rong finally plundered became the spoils of the third cavalry battalion...

The elite soldiers of Danyang are not necessarily the barbarians in Shanlin, but if they are Bai'er soldiers with flying feathers on their heads, they must be barbarians in Shanlin!

Among the elite soldiers of the Three Kingdoms that later generations recognized include tiger and leopard cavalry, white horse and righteousness, trapped camps, white ear soldiers, and Wudang flying troops. However, these are all situations of "the prosperity of the country, and thieves make contributions with heroes". These so-called elite soldiers were placed among the elite Han soldiers who had been strong for hundreds of years, and they might not even be worthy of carrying shoes.

If we really want to rank the elite soldiers in the world, the status of the elite Han soldiers is unquestionable. The Han soldiers have been strong for hundreds of years and have defeated the Huns to move westward. The Qiang people in Liangzhou have been unable to move for hundreds of years. There is no one in the southern barbarians in the mountains and forests that cannot be rubbed on the ground. The status of the elite Han soldiers is naturally unquestionable.

The second sequence is the Huqi of the Xiongnu and the Yiconghu of Liangzhou.

The third sequence is Xianbei, Wuhuan Yiconghu.

The fourth sequence is the soldiers and horses affiliated to the Central Plains counties and states.

The fifth sequence is Danyang, Jingzhou, Yizhou Man, and Jiaozhou Yicongman.

The order of these elite soldiers was obtained from hundreds of years of confrontation with the Han soldiers. Although the Huns and Qiang Cavalry of Liangzhou were beaten up by the Han Dynasty, they fought with the Han Dynasty for hundreds of years and deserved their place in the second sequence.

The Xianbei people rose late. By the time of Emperor Ling of the Han Dynasty, the empire had declined so much that it was defeated by Tan Shihuai. However, even if they were defeated, the losses were the Southern Xiongnu and Wuwan people. The main force of the Han army was not damaged. Although the Wuwan people were not as strong as the Xianbei people, they could barely resist the Xianbei people with the support of the Han Dynasty. There was no problem in ranking third.

What remains are the fourth sequence of county and state soldiers, just like the tiger and leopard cavalry and all the Wei army soldiers and horses in Cao Cao's hands in "Three Kingdoms", they all belong to the county and state soldiers.

In the Central Plains, there are few horses, and the children of a large family can ride horses, but compared with the Qianghu, which grew up on horseback since childhood, the tiger and leopard cavalry are still a bit worse.

Since the first year of Zhongping, Dong Zhuo has only entered Longshan once, and he was also the rear army of Zhang Wen's five armies. He only stayed in the Wei River Road and never entered Liangzhou again. The so-called "Liangzhou Army" in the later generations was actually the last Han army of the Han Dynasty, and it was tens of thousands of Han soldiers affiliated with the Meiyang Camp.

The princes of Kanto rebelled, and Dong Zhuo held down all the rebellious princes by himself. Dong Zhuo died, and the generals of Liangzhou fought with each other intra-invasion, but even so, Li Jue and Guo Si still beat Han Sui and Ma Teng all over... If these are not counted, it is true that Mei Yang's tens of thousands of troops blocked more than 100,000 rebels in Liangzhou.

The Han Dynasty was declining, and the Han soldiers in Meiyang were just the last afterglow of the Han soldiers. But even so, Dong Zhuo also held down the princes in the world. This shows the terror of the real Han soldiers and the combat power of the Central Plains County soldiers.

If these are not counted, the last afterglow of the Liangzhou army in "Three Kingdoms" is Ma Chao. When Cao Cao fought with Ma Chao, if he was really confident, would he need to use the strategy of disarmament? When did the Han soldiers in the past chase the Qiang cavalry in Liangzhou run around?

The tiger and leopard cavalry, which belonged to the county and state soldiers, could only be ranked in the fourth sequence for hundreds of years in the Han Dynasty.

The mountains and forests of Jiangnan, including the mountains and forests of Danyang, Jingzhou, Jiujiang, Banyan, Yizhou, Jiaozhou, etc. If they rebel, the Han Dynasty would not mobilize the Qiang and Hu Yicong in the north, nor would it mobilize the elite Han soldiers affiliated with the capital. There is no other reason, just because the Qiang and Hu Yicong do not like the damp heat in the south, and the road is too far, making it difficult to dispatch food and supplies.

The troops that pacified the Southern Barbarians can only be temporarily recruited by the counties and states. The rebellion of the Southern Barbarians is usually only one or two years, and it will take two or three years to grow longer. The main reason for this is that the road in Jiangnan is not good, and it is troublesome to dispatch money, grain and supplies. Moreover, the residences of the Southern Barbarians are mostly dense mountains and forests. If they want to eliminate them, they need to drill into the woods. However, no matter what, the rebellion of the Southern Barbarians is far less lasting than the Qiang rebellion. The Qiang rebelled, at least several years, and at most more than ten years.

The Qiang Rebellion in Liangzhou is extremely difficult. They are not like the Huns who have thousands of miles of grasslands to move. The Qiang Liangzhou is on the edge of the Sanfu in Chang'an. But once the Qiang Rebellion, it will not be able to be pacified in three or five years. Even if it is pacified, it will continue to be turbulent for several years. It is an existence that is even more troublesome than the Huns!

The elite soldiers of Danyang, Baier Army, and Wudang Feijun are all mountain barbarians in Jiangnan. Their combat methods are very different from those of the Central Plains. They may still be the dominant ones in Jiangnan. Moreover, the reason why they are well-known to later generations is mainly because the main battlefields of the battle between Cao Wei and Eastern Wu and Shu Han are in Jingzhou or Yizhou, which is the main battlefield of mountain barbarians. But if you enter the Central Plains battlefield... that is, the existence that is pressed on the ground and rubs hard. The simplest proof is the battle between Xuzhou that broke out between Cao Cao and Tao Qian.

The elite troops in Tao Qian's hands are the Danyang soldiers, but so what? Isn't it still being pressed on the ground by Cao Cao? Isn't Xuzhou still being slaughtered hundreds of thousands of people by Cao Cao?

...

No hero made the concubine's son famous, and the Han soldiers fell. With Dong Zhuo's death, the last afterglow of the Han soldiers was extinguished...

The Qiang Cavalry in Liangzhou was also in the same situation as the Han soldiers. With Beigong Boyu, Shaodang Lao Wang, Han Sui, Bian Zhang, Wang Guo, and Ma Teng rebelled. They fought and fought each other in Liangzhou. Liangzhou became ruins and rubble, and a large number of people died in war. Not only did the Han people in Liangzhou die silently, but the Qiang people also died in large numbers. When Emperor Ling of Han was alive, there were more than 10,000 rebellions in Liangzhou, but in the Cao Cao era, Han Sui and Ma Teng did not even have 10,000 Liangzhou soldiers. The reason why the "100,000" soldiers and horses fought against Cao Cao was mainly because of the Baibo army affiliated to Hedong County and the troops scattered after Li Jue and Guo Si's death.

The Han soldiers and Liangzhou soldiers declined and even disappeared. The Huns and Xianbei Hu cavalry were even worse than the Han Dynasty. They entered the "Three Kingdoms" battle for hegemony one step earlier than the Han Dynasty, and also went into decline. This shows how powerful the white horse Yicong in Gongsun Zan's hands is, otherwise... How could the white horse Yicong, mainly the Wuhuan people, be qualified to be king and dominate in front of the Xiongnu and Xianbei people?

This is an era of decline. Not only did the former overlords decline, but the elite troops that once rampant in the world also withered. This allowed the tiger and leopard cavalry like county soldiers to make the elite soldiers of the Southern Barbarians of the fifth sequence to take the stage of history.

There was no hero at that time to make the concubine's son famous.

Dong Hu was extremely proud. The four major cavalry camps, Dong Fu, Dong Fang, Dong Gu, Zhang Liao, and even the cavalry belonging to the northern desert of the desert, Liangzhou. Any cavalry camp of the Liangzhou army will definitely crush the same number of Southern Barbarians. Even when facing the so-called elite soldiers in the "Three Kingdoms", as long as they are on the plains, they will definitely crush them, unless the former elite Han soldiers reappear on the earth!

Dong Gu and Zhang Liao scattered it out, Dong Hu would not have any concerns, and would not be surprised at all about the Danyang soldiers of Ji Lian and Zhurong's troops. If he could not defeat the Shanlin Nan barbarians with equal strength on the plain, he would have stripped the armor of the generals of the commanding army without hesitation.

He was not worried about the battle on the battlefield. This was not determined by any general's bravery, nor was it changed by some strategies, but by the soldiers' own combat power.

Dong Buyi was trained according to the methods of the Roman Corps. It was considered a border army, and it was not much different from the elite Han soldiers. It was precisely for this reason that Emperor Liu Hong was not afraid of him when he was alive, and he always clamored in the Deyang Palace to send troops to kill him.

The Chang'an Camp, Luoyang Camp, the Eighth Camp in Xiyuan, the Twelve City Gatemen, the Palace Hu Benlang, Yulinlang and so on, are now all in Dong Hu's hands.

Simply put, in addition to Gongsun Zan of Youzhou, Yuan Shao of Jizhou, Liu Biao of Jingzhou, Yuan Shu of Yizhou, Yuan Shu of Shouchun... and Cao Cao who ran to Wu County, Dong Hu almost inherited everything from the "Han army", inherited the strongest army of the capital and the border army of the Han Dynasty, and also inherited the Yellow Turban Army founded by the three brothers Zhang Jiao, and the Yellow Turban Army that had been making trouble for ten years.

Now Cao Cao, Sun Ce, and Liu Bei are not the top overlords ten years later. They have not yet been able to cultivate the so-called elite troops. Yuan Shao and Yuan Shu's soldiers are more like declining county and state soldiers, and the combat power of the same number of soldiers is not as good as that of the elite troops of the Three Kingdoms.

No one realized the fact that Dong Hu inherited the elite Han soldiers in the eight cities of the Han Dynasty. He only thought that he was leading a group of Liangzhou soldiers, but Cao Cao seemed to have realized this problem and ran to Wujun without hesitation.

Truth is only within the range of cannons, and dignity only exists above the blade!

Dong Hu was not too worried about the Dong Gu that Zhang Liao's troops had scattered, and there would be no strangeness in the entire extermination of the loose Danyang elite soldiers. However, he did not expect that Tancheng would change three times a day, and he did not expect that the first to enter Tancheng would be the Taishan Army...

Looking at Wu Dun, Yin Li, and Dong Hu couldn't help laughing when he looked at Wu Dun, Yin Li, who was kneeling on the ground.

"You guys did a great job!"

Dong Hu jumped to the ground, pulled up the two generals, and patted them on the shoulders hard.

"It is better to pursue the enemy with the remaining courage, and not to seek fame and learn from the overlord..."

"Liu Bei and Lu Bu have escaped. Even if they escaped into Guangling County, it will be difficult for them to gain a foothold. The two generals cannot rest. They should go south to chase the enemy immediately and strive to retake Guangling County!"

Wu Dun and Yin Li were worried that Dong Hu would be angry about what they did in Kaiyang, Jiqiu. When they heard this, they felt relieved and bowed together to hold their fists.
Chapter completed!