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"The Tartars are running!"
"Haven't you been running?"
"Run north!"
"Chase!"
Luanzhou was also one of the grain and grass transfer stations of the Manchu Qing Dynasty, and many small boats were hoarded and built.
Hao Ge and Man Dahai did not continue to go to Shanhaiguan. . . Because the Liaoxi Corridor is in the rainy season, the speed of going back to Liaodong through Shanhaiguan is very slow, and it is easy to be blocked by Li Zheng, Hu Dinggui and others.
Therefore, the Tartars abandoned tens of thousands of civilian husbands and a large amount of luggage that was difficult to take away. The infantry took boats up the Luanhe River and its tributaries to Lulongousse, while the cavalry marched along the banks of the river.
The withdrawal route changed by the Tartars is exactly the route Cao Cao used in his expedition to Wuhuan!
Some Datong cavalry had already detoured and crossed the river, and went to Shanhaiguan to intercept. Hao Ge and Man Dahai suddenly changed, which disrupted Zhang Tieniu's arrangement, and nearly ten thousand Datong cavalry were waiting for the air in front.
"Infantry cross the river, dragoons shoot along the river!" Zhang Tieniu ordered.
It was already midnight, the soldiers on both sides were exhausted, and there were torches everywhere on both sides of the Luan River.
The Datong soldiers tried to cross the river, but were attacked by the troops behind the Manchu Palace. In desperation, they had to go south for a few miles and cross the river on simple tools such as wooden boards.
Tens of thousands of civilians, abandoned by the Tartars, are fleeing in all directions.
There are three thousand troops in the rear of the Tartars, all of whom are elite infantry. First, they prevented the Datong soldiers from crossing the river, and after the Datong soldiers detoured, these Tazi soldiers retreated to Luanzhou City.
For a while, Zhang Tieniu had difficulty conquering Luanzhou, so he had to send troops to gather the civilian husbands who had been abandoned by the Tartars.
At the same time, 5,000 soldiers were sent to block the north of Luanzhou City. Zhang Tieniu led the main force of the infantry and continued northward to chase the main force of the Tartars. After all this tossing, Hauge had led his army to retreat northward for more than ten miles.
As for the thousands of Datong dragoons, they chased and killed along the west bank of the Luan River, constantly shooting at the boats in the river.
"Get off your horse and shoot more accurately, and aim at the Tartar boat!" Huang Fei ordered.
It was pitch black in the middle of the night, and the boats in the river were not lit, so they could only aim at the black shadows and shoot.
Yuan Shizhong stood on the bank, stuck the torch in the mud, aimed at the black shadow in the river and shot. With the light of the torch, he quickly reloaded the ammunition, rode forward, aimed at the shadow in the river and shot again.
"Bang bang bang!"
"Shhhhhhh!"
Not only the dragoons were firing, but the Tartar musketeers on the ship, as well as the Tartar archers, were also firing at the dragoons on the shore.
Finally, the small boat on which the Tartars were riding lit up one after another, but it was the firecrackers who needed to reload their bombs.
In the darkness, they didn't know each other's casualties at all. But the Tartar's hit rate must be lower, because the boat swayed badly and was still sailing, while the Datong Dragoons fired from the ground.
Has been chasing and killing from midnight to dawn, and finally can see the situation clearly.
There are hundreds of small boats of the Tartars, some of which carry six or seven people, and some of which carry one or two people. The small number of people is to make room for loading luggage.
More Tartar infantry, trotting along the river bank, took off their armor and put them on the boat.
Under the command of Li Dingguo, the dragoons stopped paying attention to the enemies in the river, and accelerated their march towards the north, intending to cross the river further north to intercept the Tartars.
As soon as Li Dingguo moved, Lausa also moved, leading the Tartar cavalry and chasing Li Dingguo across the river. Anyway, the dragoons were not allowed to cross the river.
"My lord, there are a large number of deserters in the Wuzhenchao Ha camp!" Shang Kexi came to report on horseback.
Hauge's idea is very good, everything is considered, but the morale of the troops is ignored.
Kong Youde and the gratifying Wuzhenchao Haying are all Han soldiers. The veterans in Dongjiang Town have been promoted to officers long ago, and ordinary soldiers are all added later. Some were transformed from the Ming army in western Liaoning before the Tartars entered the customs; some were simply supplemented by Han soldiers in Shanshan and Hebei after entering the customs.
In order to quickly withdraw his troops, Hauge let the soldiers take off their armor and run away, completely losing their organizational system on the east bank of the Luan River.
Ever since, a large number of Han soldiers took the opportunity to escape. They knew that Manqing was about to end, and they didn't want to perish with Manqing. Now they escaped and still had a chance to survive.
"Da da da da!"
A few more generals came on horseback one after another, and the content of the report was similar: "My lord, the banner of the Han army under my command is fleeing!"
On the east bank of the Luan River, the Tazi soldiers were stretched and scattered for several miles. Many Han soldiers deliberately slowed down, and faced the urging of the officers, they said that they could not run anymore.
? Even if you kill chickens and monkeys and cut off a few heads, it will only have a short-term effect, and you can move on for a while.?He disappeared without a trace.
So far, the main force of the Manchu Qing Dynasty is still 50 miles away from the Great Wall. However, due to deserters and civil strife in Mongolia, its total strength was less than 30,000, and everyone was panicked.
Li Dingguo has successfully crossed the Luan River and is continuing to march northward, intending to cross the Qinglong River again and go around the direction of the Great Wall to intercept the Qing army. Another group of Datong dragoons was coming from the direction of Shanhaiguan, and they also went straight to several entrances of the Great Wall.
Zhang Tieniu led the main force of the infantry. Due to the lack of ships, the whole army wore armor, and it was still more than ten miles away from Lulong County.
Hauge and Man Dahai faced each other silently, neither knowing what to say.
The tree fell and the monkeys scattered, and the Han army flag and Mongolian cavalry fled, making Hauge's withdrawal into a joke.
Man Dahai said: "I don't care about the infantry anymore, those who can ride horses go immediately. As for the soldiers without horses, how much they can escape back depends on their own luck."
Haug said: "Some Manchurian warriors have no horses, and some Han soldiers have horses. Do you want to let the Manchurian warriors ride all the horses of the Han army?"
"good!"
Man Dahai nodded and said: "Even if these Han soldiers return to Liaodong, they may cause trouble at any time. It is better to keep them here in the rear. If one more Manchurian warrior escapes, we will be more stable in Liaodong."
Kong Youde, Shang Kexi and other traitors were immediately called to discuss matters.
Then, all the Han soldiers and horses under their command who hadn't fled were taken away by the opportunity. These traitors were ordered to stay in the rear.
As for the fact that they were really queens, they still took the opportunity to escape, Hauge couldn't control it anymore. - Didn't finish reading? Add this book to your favoritesI'm a member and bookmarked this chapterCopy the address of this book and recommend it to your friends for pointsChapter error? Click here to report
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