Chapter 1984 The brave man breaks his wrist, the choice of the famous general
In the official history, after the Song Army experienced a disastrous defeat in the Fuping Battle, when Wu Jie gathered the remaining soldiers and continued to fight, some people advised him to retreat to Hanzhong and defend the key passes of Sichuan and Shaanxi to preserve his strength. However, Wu Jie generously said, "I
"Guarantee this, the enemy will never dare to advance beyond me! When facing a strong wall, they are afraid that I will sneak up behind them, so they protect Shu." He flatly refused. Then he commanded and deployed, and based on the danger, they repelled one after another, led by Wanyan Wushu.
More than 100,000 enemy troops attacked fiercely, and sent death-defying soldiers to rush out from the side to block the Jin army's food transportation channel. They also took advantage of the enemy's frightened retreat to pursue them, defeated the Jin people, and shot and wounded the coach Wanyan.
Wu Shu fled in embarrassment, finally causing the Jin Kingdom to give up its strategic plan to invade Sichuan.
However, the reason why Wu Jie was able to keep the key pass leading to Dashan Pass intact for a long time was not only because of his decisive command and bravery in battle, but also because of the people from all over the country voluntarily sending food and grass to the Song army. Wu Jie was considerate.
The people's support was repaid with silver and silk, which also led to more and more common people transporting grain to the Song army where the monks were originally stationed. Even if the Jin army set up a security force and Li Lifa to hunt and kill the Song people who were transporting grain, Fengxiang, Longzhou, etc.
People still took risks to deliver food despite the ban, and it lasted for several years...
But at this time, Wu Jie knew very well that even if he could take advantage of the terrain around Monk Yuan where there were mostly valleys, narrow paths, and steep walls, most of the Qi Dynasty soldiers and horses, which had an absolute advantage in cavalry, had to fight on foot.
He was almost able to resist an enemy force several times his own, but Monk Yuan was far away from other state capitals, and logistical supplies might be unsustainable. Even though he had tried his best to unite the people under his rule, the people of the Song Dynasty might not be able to resist the Jin Lu.
The invasion of foreign invaders was so common with the same enemy. On the contrary, in the past few years, many villagers who were forced to make a living secretly crossed the border and surrendered to the rule of the Qi Dynasty. They wanted to mobilize the resentment of the people in various places and unite against Xiao and Tang.
I'm afraid it won't work either.
What's more, the Qi Dynasty is now coming fiercely. It is possible that they will invade from the direction of Jianxiao Pass and Luan'anzhai in the northeast of Monk Plains, and join forces in Monk Plains to attack from both sides.
, but were repelled by the Song army led by Yang Zheng), the defenders who resisted in this way would be trapped in a dead end. Even if the Qi army that forcibly attacked could suffer heavy casualties, considering the overall strategic situation, it was still difficult to reverse the enemy's momentum of winning Longwang Shu.
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According to Wu Jie's expectation, relying on the original danger of Monk, he could only hold on for a while. In order to preserve his strength, the troops under his command were already preparing to evacuate southward, and relied on the Xianren Pass and Raofeng Pass to build a solid defense line. Even if he was willing to
The military state in Longyiyu will also fall into the hands of the Qi army, and the logistics of food and fodder transportation will also be guaranteed. Only then can we do our best to preserve the Sichuan-Sichuan territory for a long time.
Therefore, when the Qi armies took advantage of the situation and captured Longzhou and the towns and villages in several frontier counties under Qinzhou's rule, the Song army led by Wu Jie did not disperse its troops to rush for reinforcements. Batteries of armored battle coats, food, grass and ordnance were sent to them.
But they began to be transported to the south in the direction of Dasanguan. Although Yang Zheng, who was entrusted with the important task by Wu Jie, led 7,000 forbidden troops to garrison and defend the fortress built in the monks' original area, as expected, the elite Qi army rushed to attack them.
When he arrived, he immediately fired with powerful bows and crossbows in turn, causing a certain amount of damage to the attacking Qi troops.
However, located on the east side of Monk Plains, Wu Jie certainly would not make a desperate choice to decide the outcome with the Qi army that launched a full-scale invasion. Instead, he would fight steadily and slowly retreat, whenever he noticed which part of the military state was facing enemy invasion.
The pressure is too great. I am afraid that dividing the troops for rescue will involve more soldiers and horses. Wu Jie will decisively choose to give up the chess piece and will not choose to start a tug-of-war with the enemy in order to preserve his own military strength.
At least for now, the prefectural army stronghold is still trying its best to resist the onslaught. The only role it can play is to slow down the Qi army's advance and invasion as much as possible.
At this point in the war, it has become a strategic game between the leaders of both sides. It is not just about planning a city or a corner, but it is necessary to weigh the gains and losses between the enemy and our overall advance and retreat. However, Wu Jie has the Song Ting general to defend the western front.
In the Song Dynasty, entrusting important matters to one's own hands, and leaving the king's orders untouched, this sentence was the most likely to arouse the suspicion of the monarch and the powerful ministers. Wu Jie had no choice but to preserve his strength, but at the same time he had to send fast horses to the Song Dynasty.
Otherwise, even if you make a choice after careful consideration, treacherous ministers will deceive you, and so-called loyal ministers who are passionate but have never experienced the battle situation may also accuse you of being afraid of the enemy and cowardly fighting.
The fall of the territory due to rescue operations is just like when Mr. Xiaozhong was forced by the court to take advantage of the situation, and he might take the initiative to rush into the encirclement of the Jin army...
The war continued for several months. Although soldiers on both sides of the front line were bleeding and dying, the ones who were most distressed were the Song garrison generals who were originally adjacent to the Qi Dynasty. Although the defenders could consume as much as possible.
The military strength of the attacking side also meant that our side had completely lost the strategic initiative, and had been waiting for no reinforcements for a long time. Within a few months, the Song Dynasty along Gongzhou, Longzhou, Qinzhou, etc.
Xiajunzhou was defeated one after another. Except for some of the city walls that were captured by force, the rest of the city was unable to get help from its colleagues because of desperate hope. After a period of stalemate, flags were raised one after another, and the city surrendered.
However, it was obvious that Ji Zhulu Prefecture under the rule of the Song Dynasty was easily captured. Han Shizhong, who was now the official envoy of Shaanxi Province, couldn't help but laugh and curse immediately after hearing about the movements of the Song army led by Wu Jie.
If the original trajectory was followed, Yue Fei, Wu Jie, Han Shizhong, Liu Guangshi, and Zhang Jun would have been equivalent to the commander-in-chief of the five military regions in the Southern Song Dynasty when the war against the Jin army's southern invasion was the most intense. But now Han Shizhong is the commander-in-chief of the five military regions.
He sighed and said: "Wu Jie is able to hold his breath. I thought that because of his anxiety and impatience, he was attacked and captured by our army. Ordinarily, he was just like a gambler who wanted to make money and fell into my scheme."
, but he was really smart, and would rather lose his soldiers to protect his chariot, but still refused to risk his fortune. He thought that there would be an opportunity to take advantage of it, and he would have the opportunity to confront the guy and seize Dasanguan and other Sichuan.
The important place in Shaanxi... What my brother said is indeed true. Wu Jie is calm and strategic. Sooner or later, he will still plan to conquer the land of Sichuan and Sichuan and confront that guy. He will definitely be the most powerful enemy that the Sa family will encounter!
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...Another month or two later, as most of the main force of the Song Army led by Wu Jie withdrew to Dashan Pass, which is located at the throat of Sichuan and Shaanxi, several groups of Qi Army's troops have successively moved past Longzhou to control the arrows.
At the borders of Xiaoguan, Liao'an Village and other places, Yu Shangyuan was originally ordered to lead his troops to resist the Qi army. However, Yang Zheng, who was trying to survive, also obeyed Wu Jie's order and gave up guarding various villages and quickly led his troops to evacuate to the southeast.
. Even though several groups of armies who followed Han Shizhong's orders invaded and invaded prefectures and counties, and occupied a key pass in Monk Yuan, the main force of the Song army under the command of Wu Jie safely retreated to the south of Dashan Pass to station itself.
, but they tightly guarded the entrance to the Sichuan-Shaanxi Pass. Although the Qi armies commanded by Jiao Han Shizhong were able to invade and conquer various military prefectures on the Gansu-Long border, it was difficult for them to advance even half a step further south.