sweeping the world

Chapter 876

The main battlefield was not absolutely quiet, but the explosion just now was really too loud. People on the scene first heard the super loud explosion and lost their sensitivity to smaller sounds.

More people who are too close to the explosion point have many parts on their bodies. Their ears are bleeding out, and even their nostrils and mouths are constantly bleeding. One whirled around like he was drunk.

Then, a person vomited blood and rolled his eyes and fell straight on the ground. A large number of people fell down like a domino, and a lot of people fell down in pieces like cutting wheat.

The sound of the bronze cannon firing reappeared, but the impact point was replaced by Ah San's camp hinterland.

Looking down from a high altitude, Ah San at the front of the battlefield was already in chaos. The chaos quickly spread to the rear, and there were crowds of people running around everywhere on the entire land.

A new round of shelling by the Han army came, and the distribution points were actually very scattered. Unable to hold back his fear but not knowing what was happening ahead, Ah San finally saw the scene of the shell exploding. The scene of being hit by a bomb without any bones was really too scary. It was scary, and besides, they didn't know what weapon caused this tragedy, so they just ran around in even more fear.

"Continue to extend the bombardment until the farthest range is within reach." Huan Wen made a listening posture, and could slightly hear the shouts from afar: "The troops in the remaining directions should go well."

They had already set their goal of killing Samadragupta with a round of bombardment, and they were sure that no matter whether Samadragupta was killed or not, Ah San would be in chaos, and they definitely wouldn't just arrange troops to attack from one direction.

The Han army had only [-] soldiers on the front of the battlefield, [-] infantry in the middle of the army formation, [-] cavalry on the left flank, and [-] cavalry on the right flank.

This kind of infantry formation on the front of the battlefield is obvious. Once an offensive is really launched, it will choose the right wing as the main attack direction. The cavalry on the right wing will smash any obstacles in a semicircular attack like a sickle being swung out. Enemy forces on the line of attack.

The infantry will definitely have troops following closely behind, and they are responsible for the remaining enemy troops that the right cavalry has not dealt with cleanly.This kind of work is not difficult at all. After the cavalry rushed over, the enemy soldiers who did not die would be in a state of mind that was both ignorant and fearful. They would not encounter such tenacious resistance, and would easily disrupt the enemy's battle. Will, basically, is the karma of constantly captive and captive again.

The cavalry on the left wing will become handymen, but that does not mean that they are unimportant. It can even be said that their importance is not inferior to that of the main force on the right wing.Their commanders need to have keen observation skills on the battlefield. They need to be able to detect that enemy troops may gather to form a resistance force. They can rush over and break up the enemy troops with a huff, breaking up the possible gatherings of enemy troops again and again, and laying the solid foundation for victory. Base.

In addition to the troops on the frontal battlefield, troops have been pouring out of the camp for a long time. They rush on and on under the leadership of the officers directly under them, or the brigade goes straight to Ah San's camp, or they don't care about this side at all. Ah San detoured to another location.

Not all the troops of the Han army were in the camp on the main battlefield. There were cavalry cruising around the outer battlefield a long time ago, and they had been harassing Ah San's logistics supply line.

"Annihilate this enemy army at once, and you can ignore the enemy forces along the way for the time being." Huan Wen has returned to the military tent. As the commander-in-chief of this war, what he needs to do is to sit back and have an overview of the overall situation, not to charge on a horse. Fighting: "There is no corpse left of the enemy chief. We need to... find a better gift."

Huan Wen never forgot to offer prisoners at the emperor's proclaiming ceremony. It's not that he never thought about capturing Samadhara Gupta alive, but it would add a lot of uncertainties to this decisive battle, so he had to "reluctantly" bombard him to the residue.

Choose one of Samudragupta's many descendants as the new king?Of course Huan Wen would not do such a thing stupidly and openly, but there were countless ways to make Ah San do what he wanted.

Maybe Huan Wen didn't need to intervene at all?Asan, who was in the midst of the national war, must have understood the truth that there must be a king in wartime, and when he learned of Samadragupta's death, he took care of it himself.

Yuan Qiao was not in the central army, and even many senior generals were not there at all. Everyone was very busy during the war.

The person who recorded Huan Wen's military orders was the military Zan Hua, and the person who went to find someone to execute them was the halberd-bearing doctor.

This doctor is not the one who treats people in the Song, Yuan, Ming, and Qing Dynasties. The doctor in the central center belongs to the middle-level officials, and they are still the kind of officials who have no clear boundaries between civil and military. Although they are middle-level officials, they are not at all light on power. The authority of the doctor is even higher than that of the prefect of a county.

Jiji Langzhong is a position in the army that can be high or low. If it is lower, it is a samurai who guards the big tent of the Chinese army, and also has the responsibility of "life secretary".At a higher level, the halberd master is an assistant, and the valued halberd master is even a "consultant".

In the late Qin Dynasty, Han Xin served as Xiang Yu's halberd-bearing doctor. Not only Han Xin served as halberd-bearing doctor, in fact, many famous generals also basically played the role of halberd-bearing doctor before they became famous.

Han Xin came from a humble background, so it was impossible for him to have access to military books, and he might not even know how to read. He came into contact with military affairs when he was a halberd master for Xiang Yu, and he accumulated enough theory of leading troops with Xiang Yu in the South and North Wars, so it is said There are also heroes among the halberd masters. (One of the possibilities is that Han Xin was blank in the first half of his life)
Ran Zhi, the eldest son of Ran Min, and Ji Liang, the eighth son of Ji Chang, were one of Huan Wen's halberd-handlers.

There are also some important ministers who belonged to the small imperial court of the Eastern Jin Dynasty. Whenever they have the ability, they will stuff their valued juniors into the Zhengnan Shogunate where Huan Wen is located as halberd masters.

As a halberd master, he can learn from the general nearby, and he can lead troops to make meritorious service when he seizes the opportunity.Therefore, the existence of the position of Jiji Langzhong is actually a position of diving into the dragon's gate.

Huan Wen continued to issue a series of orders, but they were only executing according to the plan made in advance.He thought for a while that there seemed to be no orders to add, and he looked around the account and found that one of the halberds was looking at him eagerly.

[There's nothing else going on here...] Huan Wen just glanced around, and didn't immediately respond to the expectant halberds: [These juniors have always been obedient and sensible, since their elders trust me, don't they? Should be given a chance to do meritorious service? 】

Huan Wen's thoughts just turned in his mind, and soon he made a decision. The emperor will soon proclaim himself emperor, and the enfeoffment will also be implemented. At that time, it is necessary for someone to speak good things for him. As long as there are no bad things, the more good things, the better. !

The halberds who received the order rushed out of the army tent screaming...

(End of this chapter)