This Qing is wrong

Chapter 91
The general who commanded the Qing army on the outer edge of the camp was obviously a well-informed man, and he recognized at a glance that the one rushing towards him was not a 'big monster', but an elephant capable of fighting, called a war elephant for short.

The words of this general of the Qing army immediately calmed down the minds of the soldiers of the Qing army who had never heard of war elephants, let alone seen them.

His general's calmness meant that those monsters named war elephants could be killed with firecrackers.

As long as they can be killed, these Qing soldiers will not be afraid.

The reason why ghosts and gods are scary is mainly because they are unknown, and people don't know how to kill ghosts and gods.

If everyone knows how to kill and even cook ghosts and gods, the fear will naturally disappear, at most it is like facing a tiger or a lion.

The camp of the Qing army is surrounded by a ring, which is divided into three parts: the outer perimeter and the handsome tent, and the whole presents an irregular polygon.

As a matter of course, each side will have one or two generals of the Qing army in charge of command, some are participating generals, and some are guerrilla generals.

The deputy generals of the general army are responsible for commanding several generals and guerrilla generals.

In the end, the power was gathered in the hands of Shang Keai, the supreme commander.

This is a typical soldier's general. Shang Kei's military orders are actually issued to those generals, deputy generals and other generals, and then these people will pass them down to their headquarters.

Of course, Shang Kei can also leapfrog orders, but doing so will easily offend people, and it may cause confusion in the command system. For example, the junior officer below received two different military orders at the same time, etc.

Shang Kexi's personal prestige is not as high as Shang Kexi's. He slept with women in Guangzhou City for several years... Oh no, he was pampered for several years. The soldiers below still remembered that Shang Kexi was all old people.

At this time, not only thousands of Qing soldiers gathered at the edge of the camp, but as Ling Qi kept shouting loudly in the camp, he conveyed the situation layer by layer, and one after another military orders came from the cute handsome tent. After the communication, the entire barracks began to mobilize quickly.

High morale is very important to the army. For example, when there is a sudden attack at this time, the soldiers of the Qing army will immediately pick up their weapons and gather at the designated location after hearing the sound of the drums, and then follow their commanders to the designated location.

In the barracks, there was a line of Qing soldiers, lined up with long spears and clanging armor, jogging in line towards the desired position.

A series of Weiyuan General Cannons, Shenwei Invincible General Cannons, and mother and child cannons imitating the former Mingfolang Machine Cannons were pushed out by the gunners with shouts, and quickly erected on the low soil fence in the inner circle. One by one the cannons came.

The artillery of the Qing army in this parallel world also inherited from the former Ming Dynasty, some were directly captured and used by themselves, and some were imitated by themselves.

Weiyuan General Cannon is a kind of mortar that fires flower shells, which has the "advantages" of being inaccurate and having a very high misfire rate of shells.

However, flowering bullets are the top infantry killers of this era, especially when facing dense formations, it doesn't matter if they can't shoot correctly, as long as one bullet is thrown into the crowd, it will be a sea of ​​corpses and blood.

It can blow up a hundred-man phalanx that is not considered elite on the spot!

The name of Shenwei Invincible General Pao inherits the profoundness of the language and culture of the Eastern world-commercial mutual promotion of Dafa.

Despite the awesome name, it’s actually just an ordinary direct-aiming field gun. It’s not as accurate as the Napoleon field guns in Europe, and it’s not too far away...

The sub-cannon is a small rapid-fire field cannon, and it is also direct aiming, but the range is shorter. The advantage is that it is easy to move, and multiple sub-cannon barrels can be prepared for continuous shooting.

Of course, it’s tricky when reloading, and it’s an explosive small cannon in a short period of time.

Well, it is also a product eliminated in Europe...

However, not on a par with Europe, in the eastern world, these three kinds of artillery are still very deterrent, plus a Hongyi cannon, it was the pinnacle of the Ming army's artillery technology back then.

It was this pragmatic attitude towards learning that the Qing army was able to flatten the former Ming Dynasty.

However, these artillery can't be deployed to the outer circle of the camp for a while. After all, the war puppet was launched too suddenly, and the Qing army was caught off guard, so they could only establish a temporary artillery defense line in the inner circle of the camp.

The lack of artillery support does not mean that the infantry is not good. Before the Brahmin war elephants rushed to the shallow pits and trenches outside the Qing army camp, the Qing army soldiers, who originally had only thousands of people, had swelled to the size of a thousand soldiers under the continuous gathering of other troops. 3000 people.

Layer upon layer, two lines of formations are listed!
All of them are composed of bird guns and turtledove foot guns in the front row, spears and sword shield hands in the back row.

Most of those sword and shield players are part-time archers.

In ancient times, there were very few archers who were full-time archers. The weak melee ability of archers in the game was just weakened for the sake of game balance.

Archers in reality are actually both hand-to-hand combat and archery.

When the Qing army entered the customs, all the Eight Banners were brave warriors who could ride and shoot and charge with their guns on horseback, and could shoot on foot when they got off their horses and use the Kanto broom to chop people up.

An Eight Banners soldier can take on several roles and deal with various combat environments!
This is the special forces in the era of cold weapons!

In ancient times, three battles were often used to describe elite soldiers.

One battle is equivalent to being able to use one weapon proficiently, and soldiers who carry three battles on their backs are basically elites who can fight on horseback, shoot on foot, and fight in close combat.

Elite soldiers who are equipped with four or five battles basically have no weaknesses...

As an ordinary person, not to mention four or five battles, just holding four or five weapons and a heavy armor, walking is a problem!
Fortunately, the peak of the Eight Banners of the Manchu and Qing Dynasties is only that generation. These Eight Banners, which are comparable to special forces, are all born in poor mountains and rivers. In addition, they have been trained after decades of fighting. They are not striding forward in the training ground. stepped out.

Therefore, the elite training period in the cold weapon era is very long, and the conditions for formation are harsh. Compared with the era of queuing and shooting, cheap line infantry who can step up to the battlefield after a few months of training and shoot opponents face to face cannot afford it.

The frequent wars in modern Europe have a lot to do with the short training period and low cost of musketeers.

When it is easy to revolt, those ambitious people will naturally be eager to expand their sphere of influence.

The Brahmin was riding his own war elephant, with his pious face folded on his chest, and his eyes calmly watching the living camp that was getting closer.

The Brahmin obviously doesn't have any saddles under his crotch, but his figure sits firmly on the neck of a galloping war elephant without any bumps, which completely violates the common sense of classical physics!

Thanks Dabai Daochang for rewarding 100 starting coins.

Thanks to the young Bao Qingtian for rewarding 100 starting coins.

Thanks to Wu Qingsong for rewarding 100 starting coins.

(End of this chapter)