The Rise of the Song People of the Three Kingdoms

Chapter 829

Song Dynasty had recuperated for three years, the northwest was in turmoil because of Li Jiqian's death, and the east did not stop for a moment!

First, let’s talk about the Northeastern Jurchens Wanyan Aguda who learned the previous lessons and stopped expanding everywhere. It took three years to destroy Haoqi and three battles with Goryeo. Wang Jian, the ‘head iron king’, rejected the Song Dynasty’s reinforcements and declared his surrender to the Jurchens and became the dependent country.

After Koryo king Wang Jian became the Jurchen's dog, he sent troops to Chen Han and Bian Han. Letting the vassal state Goryeo send troops to the two places can make better use of Goryeo's power.

Sure enough, Koryo was obviously the most vicious dog. The company of Chenhan and Bianhan was defeated by the Goryeo army led by Wu Yanchong. King Chenhan was beheaded by Tuo Junjing, and King Bianhan was captured alive.

At this time, Xiao Jiasui, the counselor of the Forbidden Army in Mahan County, offered advice and sent troops to take down the lands of Chenhan and Bianhan in the name of 'protecting neighboring countries'.

When Wang Jian learned about it, he was furious. His army went south to destroy the Chen Han and Bian Han coalition forces, but was used as a wedding dress by the Song Dynasty. The furious Wang Jian immediately asked generals Tuo Junjing and Yin Guan to lead the troops and prepare to separate. Recover Benhan and Chenhan to take back their own land.

Among them, Tuo Junjing brought Zhuo Sizheng, Yin Shuyan, Wang Zhi, Kang Zhao, Li Li, Jiang Hanzan and other generals to the south to beat Han, and Yin Guan led Zheng Zhongfu, Li Gao, Li Shaoying, Li Yifang, Yu Qianbi, Yingchang, Neng Shi and Yang Zhi (not the 'blue-faced beast with the same name and the same surname' as in Song Dynasty) beat Chen Han, this time Wang Jian can be said to be the best for these two territories.

At this time, the supreme commander of the Song Dynasty stationed in Bianhan and Chenhan was Yu Jin. Xiao Jiasui, Chen Yaosou, Zhang Xiaochun and others who joined the army unanimously suggested to Yu Jin that they should fight to the death without retreating. At the same time, they asked for help from Shouchun, Jeju Island, and Dongzhou.

Yu Jin led Shi Wengong, Guan Shigu, Wang Jin, Lu Fang, and Guo Sheng to face Tuo Junjing with Guo Kui as his commander and Xiao Jiasui as his military adviser, while Yu Jin himself led Song Jiang and his gang to defend Silla County, the northern fortress of Chenhan. Later, the origin of Silla was Andong City, the kingdom of Bangzi in later generations.

Let me first talk about the West Route Army, which is Guo Kui's Tuo Junjing, who is famous for his bravery in blocking the Jurchen invasion many times in history. In the ninth year of Zongjiu (AD 1104), Tuo Junjing followed Pingzhang Shilin Gan, defeated Dongzhen, and his division was defeated. Tuo Junjing invited soldiers and horses Yu Lingan to return to the enemy's line, beheading one general and capturing two prisoners. Then he and the school lieutenant Junmin Delin shot one person each, but the Jurchens were killed. Tuo Junjing was about to retreat, and the Jurchen chased them with a hundred horses. .

In this record, Tuo Junjing and the Jurchen fought against one general, captured two alive, and shot three generals. This record is rare even in Song history, and Tuo Junjing's record in this time and space is also very impressive. During the three Southern Expeditions, Yan Gang, Su Puyan, and Wu Yan were beheaded in a row, and they were forced to fight for more than 20 rounds. Li Qie was defeated.

Nian Deli is a unparalleled fierce general with a pair of 120-jin purple gold hammers in his hands and a golden-eyed camel under his crotch. He is a fierce general who fights with Lu Wenlong, Guan Ling, and Di Lei on wheels. It can be said that defeat is easy.

Tuo Junjing was highly skilled in martial arts and had a straightforward style of leading troops. Although the famous general Jiang Hanzan suggested that the battle against the Song Dynasty should not be too hasty and should be carried out steadily, Tuo Junjing could still follow Jiang Hanzan's advice at first, but in Jizhou (later known as Bangzi Kingdom) Near Yongtong County) fought with Song Army forwards Wang Jin, Lu Fang, and Guo Sheng.

Tuo Junjing found that although the Song army was well equipped and the soldiers were very strong and strong, they were obviously recruits. Although the Koryo army led by Tuo Junjing was not an opponent of the Jurchens, they were considered elite soldiers who had experienced many battles Sure enough, as soon as they fought, they discovered the characteristics of many recruits in the enemy army. With Jiang Hanzan's outflanking, they quickly defeated the enemy army.

This battle made Tuo Junjing feel that the so-called Great Song Dynasty was nothing more than that, but the enemy general Wang Jin's martial arts was so strong that he beat the lieutenant Gao Shuo to death with a single stick, and fought with Tuo Junjing for [-] rounds, regardless of the outcome.

Wang Jin saw that the reserves under his command were no match for the Goryeo army. In addition, the enemy generals' roundabout attacks and outflanking made the reserves nervous, resulting in low morale and inevitable defeat. Wang Jin personally broke off and fought with Tuo Junjing and found that Goryeo was not without strong generals.

On Wang Jin's defeat, Tuo Junjing felt an emotion called pride in his heart, and this emotion reached its peak after losing Wang Jin's three consecutive battles!
The next day, the Koryo army broke through the Song army like a broken bamboo and advanced a hundred miles forward three times. Tuo Junjing once again led troops to march south.

At this time, they had reached the vicinity of Tianling County (Xianyang County of the Bangzi Kingdom in later generations). Although Jiang Hanzan felt a little abnormal, the opponent was a real defeat rather than a fake defeat, so he didn't dissuade him too much.

At this time, Tuo Junjing's West Route Army had already reached the hinterland of Bianhan, hundreds of miles away from the East Route Army. Marshal Yin Guan of the East Route Army was a veteran general who had experienced many battles and was also a famous Goryeo general. More importantly, It's Yin Guan who is Tuo Junjing's old boss. Everyone knows his drive to surpass his old boss.

Arriving near Cheonryung County, there is a famous mountain called Abangjang Mountain (called Jirisan Mountain in later generations), which is an extension of Changbai Mountain. This time Tuo Junjing looked at the big banner with the word 'Song' occupying the mountainside and laughed: " Wang Jin didn't know how to advance or retreat, and even tried to use the advantage of the mountain to fight against our army, this time let them see how we Koreans conquered the mountain!"

Perhaps it was the three victories that gave Tuo Junjing confidence, or maybe it was the absolute confidence in the battle against the Korean people. In short, Tuo Junjing only let the army rest for an hour before ordering the attack on the mountain.

"Kill!" The Korean soldiers rushed towards the mountainside one by one. Perhaps it was because of the perennial wading. The Korean Peninsula is also a mountainous terrain. Sure enough, the hillsides of more than 30 degrees could not form an obstacle at all.

Fangzhang Mountain is almost the same as all other mountains. Although there are many roads, there are not many main roads up the mountain. This is where Tuo Junjing and others charged this time. Half way, about thirty miles from the foot of the mountain.

The Great Song barracks opened slowly, and Tuo Junjing was shocked. He saw that this time it was not the recruits who had fought before, but rows of cavalry who were ready to go. The leader was not Wang Jin, he had never been A general I have seen.

"Resentment Army, all soldiers of Leiting Battalion, listen up! Charge!" Guo Kui roared, Shi Wengong, Guan Shigu, Wang Jin and other generals led tens of thousands of cavalry to charge down...

(End of this chapter)