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Yang Guang has the confidence to dare to be so determined.
Of course he didn¡¯t place his hopes on Yang Su. That guy Yang Su only supports himself because he wants to be the number one person in the court. Even if he dies, he can still support others and will never work hard for himself. If you are in danger of life and death, you can never expect this old guy to risk his life for you.
Yang Guang¡¯s confidence mainly comes from Huang Mingyuan. He believes that his adopted son will definitely try his best to save him.
Huang Mingyuan is a man who can create miracles. He was able to defeat Dulan Khan with thousands of people back then, and he will definitely be able to successfully break through the Turkic blockade and support himself now.
Yang Guang's will is the will of the entire Sui army.
Now that the army has decided to hold on, everyone started to take action. To stick to the barren mountains, in addition to having enough food and grass, you must also have sufficient water sources. Because they didn't know how long they would have to hold on, and relying solely on the water sources brought by the army was not safe, the Sui army had to get water from the Mi'e River.
Now surrounding the Sui army, to the east is Bu Feng's headquarters stationed in Champion Houshan. In a daytime battle, his 30,000-strong army suffered heavy casualties. It was Bu Jia who deliberately weakened Bu Feng's strength and arranged it in this direction.
Not far to the north of the Sui army was the Mi'e River. Fuluo, Sijie, Hun and other Tiele cannon fodder tribes, as well as the old generals Ashina Kuochu and Atan of Matan, totaling more than 30,000 people, were defeated by Bujiake. Khan arranged to separate the Turkic army here, which also kept consuming troops.
To the west are the pro-Turkic Tiele tribes such as Turuhe and Xue Yantuo; while to the south are the main Turkic forces led by Datou's general Yelie and his son Mohe Duo.
And Bujia Khan is stationed in the southwest to support the armies at any time.
There is no doubt that the strength of the armies backed by Mi'e River may not be the weakest, but they are in the first position and are the least willing to fight to the death with the Turks.
These people also know Bujia Khan¡¯s purpose of consuming them, so once the war breaks out, these people will never fight to the death with the Sui army.
That night, it was the ugly hour.
The Sui army prepared to attack the two Turkic armies at Champion Houshan and the south bank of Mi'e River at night.
The Turks had long been prepared for the Sui army's breakout, and had laid numerous traps on the southern and western fronts. However, they did not expect that the Sui army's main attack direction would be to the north and east.
This result was also caused by Bujia Khan's belief that the Sui army would choose to break out. He believed that with the two natural barriers of Champion Houshan and Mi'e River, the Sui army could not escape even if it broke through from the north and east.
That night, Yu Wenshu gathered 15,000 main cavalry, commanded by Zhou Luohu, and deployed 10,000 infantry troops, opened the north gate, and headed towards Mi'e River. At the same time, Yu Wenshu personally led the main infantry and crossbowmen to attack the champion Hou Shan.
Champion Houshan Mountain is long and narrow, like an inverted spoon, wide in the south and narrow in the north, low in the south and high in the north. The Turks deployed their troops in a flatter area to the south.
The strategic purpose of the Sui army was not to engage in a decisive battle with Bufeng's troops, but to open up a safe area on Champion Hill to await rescue.
Throughout the battle, the battle in the north started first.
Zhou Luohu held a long spear and took the lead. He and hundreds of Qingyong cavalry rushed straight into the captive formation, fighting hand to hand. That night, the Turkic cavalry were still sleeping soundly in their tents. How could they be prepared? Zhou Luohu attacked the camp at night and killed the Turks until rivers of blood flowed from them. Hu Qi dispersed.
The distance of several miles was reached in an instant, and Zhou Luohu ordered all the troops to quickly load water and return to camp.
By the time Zhou Luohu¡¯s army began to return, the Turks had not yet reacted. Waiting to see the Sui army's breakout is fake, but getting water is real. These Hu cavalry also gained courage, and they all swarmed forward, preparing to pursue the Sui army.
The Turks are fast and are about to catch up with the Sui army. Suddenly, the Sui army in front spread out and it was Zhou Luohu who returned with hundreds of cavalry and rushed straight into the Turkic formation. Where the horses started, the horsemen fell off their horses one after another and fell backwards.
Seeing that the leader of the Sui army was too brave, Hu Qi was unwilling to sacrifice his life for Bujia, so how could he risk his own strength and lose his own strength. Then they watched the Sui army retreat and retreated their troops.
Atan originally wanted to lead his troops in pursuit, but Ashina Kuo stepped out and caught him.
"Without this capital, you and I are nothing in front of that person."
These words instantly extinguished Atan's enthusiasm. With no confidence, he immediately gathered his troops and firmly defended the camp. Ashina Kuo then returned to his camp and reported to Bujia Khan that they had repelled another Sui army breakout and took the credit.
Zhou Luohu fought easily here, but Yu Wenshu encountered a lot of trouble over there.
Unlike Zhou Luohu¡¯s grand gesture, Yu Wenshu¡¯s march here was very covert. It turned out that Yuwenshu's troops had quietly climbed to the top of the mountain and occupied an open high ground.??, prepare to move camp.
Yuwenshu¡¯s target was relatively remote and would not have attracted the Bu Feng army. However, this old man was worried and went to personally check the situation of the Sui army in the middle of the night.
The Sui army who secretly went up the mountain happened to encounter Bufeng, and the Sui army was exposed.
Bu Feng, an old man, didn't know how to protect himself at this time. When he saw the Sui army going up the mountain, he instead fought for his life with the Sui army.
Seeing that the Sui army climbed to the top of the mountain, they controlled a large area and were about to gain a firm foothold. Regardless of his own safety, Bu Feng mobilized his troops and personally led hundreds of cavalry troops to resist the Sui army.
Bu Feng's troops were stationed on the ridge, but they were defending against danger, and their troops were actually relatively dispersed. In today's daytime battle, the troops suffered heavy losses.
Bu Feng¡¯s army went from Jinshan to Yazhang, from Yazhang to Yanshan, and from Yanshan to Yinshan. The troops fought less and less, but not much benefit was obtained. In fact, everyone's hearts were filled with complaints. The generals were extremely dissatisfied with Bujia Khan for putting them to death and fighting with the Sui army, and they all asked to leave Champion Houshan.
Naihe Bufeng killed Zhongbujia and ignored the requests of his generals. He only relied on his old prestige and tough attitude to suppress the troops.
In fact, Bu Feng felt bitter because he also saw Bu Jia Khan¡¯s intention. But he, who had betrayed Matan Khan that day, had no way of turning back.
And Bu Feng has always believed that Bujia Khan can revive the Turks. If this large group of Sui troops can be annihilated today, the Turks can live a good life just by capturing them.
He is not unaware of the dissatisfaction of his subordinates, but he firmly believes that as long as everyone endures this period of time, good days for the Turks will surely come.
It¡¯s a pity that Bu Feng¡¯s hard work is destined to be in vain.
Encountering the enemy tonight, Bu Feng's army reacted with procrastination. Seeing the Sui army approaching the ridge, no one came from the camp to support Bu Feng.
He marched hundreds of cavalry and fell into the siege of the Sui army.
Bu Feng rushed left and right, but was unable to break out. Seeing that there were only a dozen riders left around him, he knew that he was doomed today. Looking at the camp in the distance that has not had support for a long time, my heart is even more sad.
In order to avoid the fate of being captured, Bu Feng picked up the machete, held it across his neck, and spilled his blood on his beloved grassland.
The death of Bu Feng represented the end of the strongest generation of prairie cavalry during the period of Sabolo Khan. Perhaps, in the near future, it will also be the end of the prairie cavalry. (Remember the website address: www.hlnovel.com - 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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