On the side of the Feijie Army, Zhang Qing and others still had no way of knowing that the scholar Wu in the mountains to the south was giving advice and instructions to the cavalry general holding two spears. Another cavalry came to the front of the formation. The man on the horse was Mr. Dong.
He must be more upright and elegant, but he wears a silver armor, carries a long silver-faced sword, and rides a splash-black war horse with the same grace as when he gazes at the battlefield. He also exudes a shrewd and capable temperament.
Zhang Qing knew that it was precisely because of this man that he and Dong Xian seemed to have been taking care of each other for a long time, and that a man named Zhang Qi had full authority to make arrangements, and cooperated with the outside to open the gate of Linzi City to attract the rebels from all directions to enter the city in time. Judging from the appearance.
Dong Xian, who was born ferocious and ferocious, seemed to be a fierce charging general who was always willing to engage in bloody battles, while Zhang Qi seemed to be a wise general in the army who could often make suggestions. However, when Dong Xian introduced his old friend before, he praised Zhang Qi for his real ability.
When it came time to engage in close combat with the enemy, in terms of fierceness and bravery, his ability was no less than his, and he was even better than him.
At this time, Zhang Qi looked at the opposite military formation from a distance and suggested to Zhang Qing: "General Zhang, all the heroes who captured Linzi are infantry except for the Feijie Army officers and men led by Xun. Although they can be driven out in time,
Kill the puppet Qi troops who came to hold back the rescue of Linzi. But at the moment, they have more than three times more soldiers and horses than we do. Although they are mainly infantry, they form a formation and it is difficult to use only light cavalry.
If you break the front and break the formation, you may easily get trapped in the enemy's formation... Since the reinforcements from Linzi are also on the way, in my opinion, I just need to hold on to this group of soldiers and horses, and wait for the reinforcements to come and annihilate them.
It’s more stable.”
Zhang Qing nodded when he heard the words, and immediately looked at Qiong Ying beside him. He had also gone through many battles, and Xiao Tang had intentionally told him to guard against arrogance and impetuosity in battle. He had also experienced the experience he had with Tao Zhenting.
Having experienced a life-and-death battle with a sworn enemy, Zhang Qing is much calmer now. If he has to follow his usual fighting style, Zhe Mo still relies on his flying stone skills to challenge him, and then Ding Desun and Gong Wanger
Will assist with...
What's more, during the period of frequent wars with the Jin army, Zhang Qing's wife Qiong Ying also gave birth to a son a few months ago, and the couple was named Zhang Jie.
After getting married and having a wife and children, Zhang Qing is more able to understand the great responsibility of the head of the family and has a calmer mind than the one who used to wear bright clothes and angry horses on the battlefield, aiming to hit enemy generals with flying stones.
, unlike those days when he often deliberately showed off his ability to fly rocks. Now Zhang Jie is placed in the back house of Liangshan, under the care of a nanny, as well as Qiongying's mother, Ye Qing and his wife, and other female relatives of the leaders in the village. Although he also hopes to be raised regularly.
With her own flesh and blood by her side, but her husband Zhang Qing was in danger during the battle, Qiong Ying decided to go to war with Zhang Qing to take full measures (Xiao Tang also knew of course that according to the original work, Qiong Ying married Zhang Qing and then accompanied Song Jiang to conquer Wang Qingli.
After many military exploits, if she had not stayed in Beijing to recuperate, but found out that she was pregnant, she would have continued to conquer Fang La from the south of her husband. Now that he and his wife were working together, and the youngest son in the village also had close relatives to take care of him, Qiong Ying also took care of her.
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At this moment, seeing her husband looking at her, Qiong Ying, who was still in her youth, pursed her lips slightly and said immediately: "But listen to the official's order, and we will obey."
"Even if I fly all the way to the Jiejie Army, I might not be able to defeat these traitors of the Qi Dynasty in one fell swoop..."
Zhang Qing and Qiong Ying nodded and said in a deep voice. Generals Ding Desun and Gong Wang had already ordered their troops to assemble into a formation, and they also rode their horses forward. Ding Desun had ferocious scars on his face due to his eagerness to fight.
He seemed to have stirred it up a few times, and then said quickly: "Brother Xiaotang gave me some advice a long time ago. Now the cavalrymen commanded by my brother Gong Wang and I have been trained proficiently, and they are able to use that killing move to break the formation. I should be sure."
The two of us will fight this battle. If the momentum is established, and we take advantage of the situation to drive them over, we should be able to defeat these fellows!"
"This will help the two brothers."
Dong Xian and Zhang Qi looked at each other and saw that Zhang Qing calmly said it, and Gong Wang, Ding Desun and others seemed confident, so they did not take the initiative to ask for orders to go out to fight, but Zhang Qing and Qiong Ying also stayed behind.
As for Ding Desun and Gong Wang, they immediately shouted orders and commanded the Feijie Army. Most of their troops were wearing green scarves and green coats. They were armed with thin silver spears, light bows and short arrows, and short armor hanging at most on their sides.
Wearing a light armor with a riding shield, the cavalry soldiers who were mostly responsible for the role of rangers and scouts when they went out to fight in the past first took small steps on their horses. As the rumble of horse hooves became more intense, thousands of flying soldiers jumped on their horses.
He ran wildly and rushed straight towards the large formation of puppet troops on the opposite side.
"I heard that Xiao Tang's man has Zhang Qing, who has no feathers and arrows. He is good at throwing rocks and hitting people with 100 hits. He also teaches the generals to pay attention to teaching the surrounding soldiers to use shields to protect themselves. How much power can a mere stone have?"
On the side of the puppet Qi army's formation, Fan Qiong shouted ferociously. Knowing that Zhang Qing did not have feather arrows, even if he knew how to fly rocks and hit generals, he could rush towards him with only his light cavalry and horses, and gouge him with countless wounds first.
How can one succeed in a transparent hole? However, Fan Qiong soon heard the sound of horse hoofbeats on the opposite side becoming more intense. He first ordered the archers who had assembled in the formation to pick up their bows and arrows, and then looked forward. There was another hysterical cry.
When the order was given, rows of taut bowstrings suddenly rebounded, and in an instant, many sharp arrows shot out. When they passed through the air, they intertwined into a somewhat powerful rain of arrows, and headed straight towards the horseman who was charging forward.
The Feijie Army's rebel cavalry formation fell down.
Ding Desun, Gong Wang and a large number of cavalry officers around them quickly put up their cavalry shields to protect themselves. However, a small group of cavalrymen who were advancing quickly were hit by arrows that fell from the sky. They fell down and rolled over, including both men and horses.
The vast majority of the Feijie Army's light cavalry were still able to continue their advance despite the rain of arrows. However, as Fan Qiong gave another order, the queues of spearmen immediately stepped forward and used a lever in their hands that was long enough to
Zhang Ji's spear was raised straight, and the cold tip of the spear was pointed at the rebel cavalry formation rushing forward. Fan Qiong's front line of the formation suddenly seemed to have countless fangs and barbs, trying to hit the oncoming enemy.
, I’m afraid he will be scratched till his blood drips!
Why don't you have arrows? I heard that the guy can shoot flying stones, but it's just a small group of soldiers and horses waiting for opportunities to plot against the enemy generals during the fight. It turns out that he doesn't know the military, and he is also reckless. These light cavalry horses are not human beings.
The armored heavy cavalry soldiers rushed forward like this. The first teacher suffered heavy losses when he hit the anti-horse and lance formation. Even if some of the soldiers managed to break in, most of them would be trapped in the formation and could not charge, and they would have to be killed.
Encirclement and killing!
A cold smile appeared on Fan Qiong's face. Instead, he had no time to rest. He only waited for Gong Wang and the cavalry formation led by Ding Desun, like moths to a flame, they directly ran into the gun formation that was about to be set up and perished. Accompanied by the rapid iron hooves.
The sound is getting closer and closer, and the two sides are only a few dozen steps away. For example, the spearmen in the front of the pseudo-uniform formation are holding their spears tighter, and they can almost see the ferocious faces of the enemy cavalry on the opposite side.
A fierce expression...
However, as Gong Wang and General Ding Desun gave another order, all the soldiers in the Feijie Army's cavalry formation, which had been just rushing forward, suddenly made a circle, making a big detour, and started from the guns.
The front of the formation was barely scraped by, and the dust raised made the spearmen and infantry who were trying to withstand the impact of the enemy's cavalry look disgraced.
Immediately, Gong Wang and Ding Desun each reached out to raise the throwing spear hanging on the side with their own means of one who could immediately use the flying spear and the other who could immediately use the flying fork. Not just the two of them, the flying spear was still galloping.
The Czech soldiers all raised their spears hanging on their saddles, and all aimed straight at the enemy infantry in front of them!
Note: Zhang Qi, courtesy name Boyu, was born in Yanghu, Mianchi, Henan. He used his family property to recruit new soldiers. He successively recruited Zhai Xing and Dong Xian from the Song Dynasty to resist the Jin Dynasty. In terms of resourcefulness and deployment, when the Jin soldiers invaded Mianchi, they used the Bailang natural danger to lead the crowd to block the attack. The Jin soldiers died.
Tens of thousands. In terms of charge, when the Jin army attacked Shangzhou, Zhang Qi took the lead and rushed into the enemy formation. When he was surrounded by hundreds of Jin soldiers, Zhang Qi yelled with anger and charged forward with his sword. The Jin soldiers were invincible and no one dared to attack.
Nine battles and nine victories in one day, a complete victory.
When he accompanied Dong Xian to the war and was cut off by the puppet Qi, he cooperated with Dong Xian in pretending to surrender. During this period, he denounced and killed Qi Zongru, and Wang Yi and other Song generals who were really determined to surrender to the puppet Qi. After careful planning, they taught the Song generals who did not know the truth and the truth, and marched straight in.
The combined armies of Jin and Qi were in ambush, and several ambushes attacked together. Taking advantage of the victory, they pursued the enemy for more than 300 miles day and night, killing the enemy troops and defeating them. Then he resisted Jin from Yue Fei's troops. Not only was he able to make plans, but Zhang Qi always took the lead in attacking cities and demolishing strongholds.
He has repeatedly made military exploits. He was appointed as the commander of the imperial camp and the former military commander. However, during the battle of the Jin army's invasion of Haizhou, although he killed dozens of Jin generals and Jin soldiers with his own hands, he led his troops to kill dozens of enemies.
When the Jin army was defeated and fled, Zhang Qi was hit by a stray arrow and died in battle. He was first posthumously appointed as the official observer by Emperor Gaozong of the Song Dynasty and given the posthumous title of "Zhongyong". Later, Emperor Xiaozong of the Southern Song Dynasty ordered him to build an ancestral hall in Haizhou for worship.
The Lord of God, and Zhang Qi was posthumously appointed as the envoy of the Qingyuan Army.
