Guide to traveling through the Northern Song Dynasty

The Tatar tribe that Yue Fei settled in the east of Hulunbuir Lake, its chieftain was named Zhu Shizhong.

Original name: Temujin Wuge!

In history, Yesugei named his son Temujin because he captured this man, and thus Genghis Khan, a great hero, was born.

"Da Da Da Da..."

The sound of horse hooves was getting closer and closer, and the leader got off the horse and knelt on one knee in front of Zhu Shizhong: "The Mongols are coming. A lot!"

Zhu Shizhong pressed the hilt of the knife: "As expected by Yue Duhu, it's time for us to avenge the old Khan!"

In this time and space, it was Temujin Wuge's father who was killed by Kublai Khan during the expansion of the Mongolian tribes. Then Temujin Wuge led the remnants to the south to join Yue Fei, and changed his name to Zhu Shizhong.

Zhu Shizhong organized the women, children and livestock to retreat according to the plan, and led the army to pretend to provide cover.

After retreating less than two miles, they began to abandon livestock and other supplies.

More and more supplies were abandoned, and cattle and sheep were everywhere, showing how panicked they were when they fled.

Hebula Khan chased after them with 20,000 cavalrymen, and the chieftains of each tribe slowed down and sent people to collect the cattle and sheep.

Oqinbaerhehe ran to Hebula Khan and asked, "Father Khan, are you still chasing? All the tribes have stopped."

Hebula Khan frowned and said, "Leave 50 weak soldiers in each tribe to collect livestock and withdraw to the east with the livestock. The rest of the warriors will continue to pursue with me. Don't cause chaos because of fighting for livestock. Take them back and I will distribute them uniformly."

He asked Anbahai to attack from the north to attract Yue Fei to the north for rescue, but he couldn't be sure whether Yue Fei had left.

Therefore, Hebula Khan didn't dare to chase too deep, but the Tatars' abandonment of livestock made him believe that Yue Fei's main force had really left.

Ahead were the women and children of the Tatar tribe. As long as the women and children were killed or abducted, these remaining Tatars would be completely exterminated.

The troops of the fourth son Hutulla were in the front.

Following closely behind were the troops of the eldest son Oqinbaerhehe.

As the eldest son of Kublai Khan, Oqinbaerhehe selected warriors from the conquered tribes, and with more than a thousand elite Mongolian warriors as the foundation, he established his own tribe - the Jurqi tribe!

When the Jurqi tribe was first established, there were only more than 2,000 soldiers, but they were all elite soldiers selected from the best. Moreover, the armor rate was 100%.

After more than ten years of development, the population of the Jurqi tribe increased, and the armor rate decreased, but it was still the most capable among the Mongolian tribes.

In history, even if Genghis Khan was elected as the Great Khan of Mongolia, the Jurqi tribe still ignored him because of its self-reliance and even stabbed him in the back to attack Temujin's old camp.

"Just in front, just in front. Blow the horn!"

Hutula saw the figure of the Tatar cavalry and blew the horn to inform the friendly troops behind.

This is the old nest of the Mongols, and they are naturally familiar with the terrain.

The second son, Baertan Batuer, Genghis Khan's grandfather, had led his troops to outflanking from the south. Genghis Khan's father, Yesugei, was still a brave young man and was also in this army.

Zhu Shizhong pretended to be horrified and led his army to flee further west, even leaving behind a large number of old, weak, women and children.

This move made the Mongols more convinced that Yue Fei had gone north.

They no longer cared about anything and accelerated their horses to pursue. They planned to leave only a few troops to capture women and children, and more troops to continue to chase the Tatar cavalry.

The women and children were also scared and fled on horseback, but the horses under their crotch were relatively inferior, and some were even draft horses used to drag tents.

The Mongolian army continued to speed up the pursuit and caught up with some women and children one after another.

Most of the grassland here is flat, but the terrain in front of the side is slightly raised. There was a sound of horse hooves, and thousands of Ming cavalry suddenly appeared behind the raised grassland.

First, we saw flags, then raised spears, then cavalry helmets, and the heads of war horses.

Genghis Khan's grandfather, father, and two uncles were coming around and ran into Yue Fei's ambush.

Unprepared, the Mongolian cavalry was defeated and fled.

Hebula Khan urgently mobilized troops and asked his eldest son, third son, and fourth son to rescue and besiege Yue Fei from both sides. He also asked his sixth son to lead troops to the southeast and attack Yue Fei's other side.

At this time, Zhu Shizhong, who had been running away, also led the Tatar cavalry back.

Yue Fei's troops advanced too fast and rushed out before being surrounded by the Mongolian army. Two thousand cavalrymen went straight to the enemy troops on the side; the other three thousand cavalrymen rushed to Hebula Khan's rear army, and Hebula Khan had to lead his own troops to fight.

Further north, a total of more than 5,000 Tanggu cavalrymen were rushing to the battlefield quickly. That was also an ambush arranged by Yue Fei, but due to the poor terrain conditions, they had to ambush six or seven miles away.

Seeing the chaos in the rear and the damned Tatars coming, the fourth brother Hutula sent someone to send a message to his eldest brother. He asked his eldest brother to surround and kill Yue Fei, and he was closest to the Tatar cavalry, so he first dealt with the Tatars and then went to help.

Zhu Shizhong shouted that he wanted to avenge his father's death, but he was a sixth brother in the real fight.

When he saw Hutula turning around to fight back, he immediately blew the horn and flew north, not engaging the Mongols at all, just thinking about preserving his strength while helping Yue Fei disperse some of the enemy's troops.

Hutula was furious when he saw this, and while accelerating the pursuit, he blew the horn and asked his eldest brother to divide his troops to intercept.

One thousand elite Zhuerqi Mongols were quickly divided and rushed to the northwest to block the advance of Zhu Shizhong's troops. These guys rode the best war horses of the Mongolian tribe and rushed very fast at full speed.

Zhu Shizhong panicked and led his troops to flee directly.

But there were also hundreds of Tatar cavalrymen who were bitten and chased by the most elite Mongolian cavalry all the way. It is estimated that few people can escape. Zhu Shizhong's heart was bleeding. His subordinates were all Tatar remnants. Although the population has recovered slightly in recent years, it is still a very weak force.

One less dead!

Because Hutula was chasing too close, Zhu Shizhong fled to the northwest at full speed, even passing by the women and children of his own tribe, and abandoned Yue Fei and left the main battlefield in a blink of an eye.

This is no longer a normal containment of the enemy, but to preserve strength - desertion in the face of battle!

In order to prevent the warlordization of Linhuang Protectorate, generals such as Wang Gui have been transferred, and only Xu Qing is left under Yue Fei's command as his old partner.

At this moment, Xu Qing led two thousand cavalrymen to defeat the sixth son Hedan who was outflanking. Xu Qing did not continue to chase far, and turned back to rush towards the third Hutuheitu Mongolian who tried to encircle Yue Fei.

At this time, the eldest and seventh also led their troops to rush over, and Xu Qing needed to face a force five times his own. And he had to create conditions for Yue Fei to win, and he couldn't just break out and escape.

The plan was originally well formulated, but because Zhu Shizhong escaped from the battlefield, Xu Qing's cavalry was in danger.

Xu Qing had to charge forward in waves, and almost all of his cavalrymen were shot by three or four arrows, relying on the medium-sized cotton armor on their bodies to protect their safety.

The Ming cavalry kept falling, and more than 70 people were killed in a blink of an eye. Those Mongolian cavalrymen fought like crazy.

At this time, the sound of horse hooves came from the north. It was the ambush troops of the Tanggu tribe six or seven miles away rushing to the battlefield.

If the Tanggu cavalry attacked from the north, the Mongolian army would be completely defeated. Oqin Barhehe quickly sent out elite troops to stop them, which instantly reduced the pressure on Xu Qing's troops.

Just as the battle was going on in the northern battlefield, Yue Fei's side suddenly cheered loudly, and he had already won the battle with Hebula Khan.

Genghis Khan's fifth grandfather Hulan was killed by a small colonel under Yue Fei, and Hebula Khan's headquarters was defeated by Yue Fei.

At this moment, Yue Fei personally led more than a thousand cavalrymen to chase Hebula Khan, and the remaining cavalrymen were sent back to rescue Xu Qing.

Up to now, Xu Qing's cavalrymen have been surrounded and nearly two hundred people have been killed.

These are all elite cavalrymen of the Ming Dynasty. Since the fall of the Jin Dynasty, there has never been so many deaths at one time. Even when Yue Fei confronted the Xixia Iron Harriers, the elite cavalrymen did not die so many.

Zhu Shizhong, who fled from the battlefield, was doomed to die. Not only would he be punished by military law, but even the remaining Tatar tribe would be dispersed and distributed!

Zhu Zhongming and Zhu Mingyi were so obedient. They obeyed Yue Fei's military orders honestly and fought against Anbahai with heavy casualties.

The more you pay, the more rewards the court will give you. Those who are unwilling to pay can die.

However, with the defeat of Hebula Khan's headquarters, some Mongolian cavalrymen nearby who learned the news suddenly avoided fighting passively, and even dozens or hundreds of people left the battlefield.

After they arrived at the safe area, they did not choose to leave, but knelt down and waited to surrender to Yue Fei.

These were all tribes annexed by the Mongols. On the one hand, they were intimidated by Hebula Khan's power, and on the other hand, they missed their relatives hidden in the mountains, so they continued to fight until now.

Now that Hebula Khan was defeated, they naturally didn't want to fight anymore.

There was no way to escape. It had already snowed, and it was difficult for them to survive the winter without supplies. They must stay here to surrender to Yue Fei, and then serve as a guide for Yue Fei, killing their way to the mountainous areas where Mongolian women and children are hiding, and retrieving their relatives while obtaining supplies.

If there is one, there will be another. More and more tribes annexed by Mongolia are leaving the battlefield regardless of surrender.

Even the most elite Zhuerqi tribe of Mongolia has a large number of cavalrymen who escape regardless of orders. Because half of the population of this tribe comes from various tribes conquered by the Mongols.

It is normal to surrender to the victor after a defeat on the grassland.

If everyone fights to the death, how many grassland men will be left who are all soldiers?

On the contrary, Tuoli, who surrendered to the Mongols with his remnants, actually fought bravely at this time. Because he killed more than 20 brothers and several uncles, and many of the uncles and brothers who were still alive fled to surrender to the Ming Dynasty.

If he surrendered, he would definitely die!

Xu Qing, who was surrounded, relaxed instantly and quickly joined the reinforcements sent back by Yue Fei to fight back. Genghis Khan's great grandfather had no time to escape and was killed by Xu Qing's personal soldiers.

Yue Fei was still leading his troops to chase and kill, constantly defeating Hebula Khan's rear guard.

Hebula Khan was old and weak after all. He was chased by Yue Fei to the end and gradually felt that he was exhausted. He wrapped the reins around his forearms and lay on the horse's back, trying to ensure that he would not fall off.

Suddenly, an arrow flew past his back and shot at the back of his warhorse's neck.

Yue Fei shot an arrow at a gallop, and soon shot the second arrow, but this time it shot at the horse's buttocks.

The warhorse was hit by two arrows in a row and finally went crazy, and suddenly lifted Hebula Khan up.

Hebula Khan was exhausted and his legs could not hold the horse's belly. Because the reins were still wrapped around his arms, he was dragged for a while after flying up and was stepped on the ankle by the hind hoof of his warhorse.

The Tanggu cavalry, which was charging from the north, finally broke through the enemy who was blocking them because of the large number of enemy fleeing, and joined Xu Qing for the final charge.

One more charge, and the Mongolian army was completely defeated.

Yue Fei led his army to kill the last group of guards of Kublai Khan, and pulled the reins to slow down and stop.

Several Ming cavalry rushed over and surrounded Kublai Khan, who was lying in the snow with a broken ankle.

Capture the enemy chief alive.