Carefree Prince In Tang Dynasty

After the death of Shibi Khan, his younger brother Ashina Dubi and his son Ashina Shibobi competed for the position of Khan, and finally broke up. The two fought constantly, and both called themselves Khans, the so-called Jieli Khan and Tuli Khan.

Jieli Khan is relatively powerful, while Tuli Khan is relatively weak. In order to prevent himself from being swallowed in one gulp, Tuli Khan has actually been secretly connected with Datang for so many years. It is also because of Datang's support and cooperation that Tuli Khan was able to stay in Turkic for so long.

One thing can be seen from this: We Chinese people are really the ancestors of the world in such things as playing tricks and tricks and checking and balancing various forces. These barbarians can't play with the Han people at all.

Datang supported Tuli Khan to oppose Jieli Khan, which caused Turks to fall into internal friction. In China, Datang is paying close attention to production and working hard to train troops. If it weren't for the fact that Datang did not have a smooth start, and natural and man-made disasters such as droughts occurred one after another, the East and Turks would have been wiped out two years earlier. It's not even Li Shimin's turn to do this.

Of course, it is not too late to do this now.

In the first month, Li Jing's army arrived in Mayi for preparation.

Don't say that the god of war is the god of war? Li Jing didn't wait for the other army to join him, but directly mobilized 3,000 cavalry, went straight to Eiyang Ridge, and raided Dingxiang City. Although the Turkic generals in Dingxiang City knew that the Tang army had arrived in Mayi, how could they have imagined that the Tang people would have such a temper, they would do what they said, and they would roll up their sleeves and swing their fists without saying a word?

Ever since, Dingxiang was easily taken down in Li Jing's hands without even walking a few rounds. You know, this place is only a hundred miles away from Wuyuan County, where the king's tent of Jieli Khan is located.

The news of the fall of Dingxiang City reached Jieli Khan's ears as quickly as possible. He asked the soldiers who came to report the news, how many soldiers and horses the enemy has, and who is leading them?

The soldier replied: The leader is Li Jing. There are about three or four thousand troops. The soldiers are strong and the horses are strong.

Jieli Khan smashed the table angrily. The wine glass on top jumped up and down, and the wine spilled all over the floor.

Bastard! What does Lardo do? Let him guard Dingxiang. That's how he was guarded by Ben Khan? Three thousand people can take Dingxiang down! What a bastard! Jieli Khan gritted his teeth in hatred. Itchy, but helpless. Li Jing who swallowed Dingxiang City is like a knife dangling in front of him, making him want to move but dare not move.

Jieli Khan babbled a curse in Turkic language, and then he said slowly to himself: If there is no army behind him, how dare he, Li Jing, attack Dingxiang at night with only 3,000 people?

Thinking of this, the thought in his heart of mobilizing troops to fight Li Jing gradually faded away.

Li Jing has occupied Dingxiang City and has a city to defend. If Jieli Khan sent people to counterattack with the intention of taking back Dingxiang City, if the battle was unfavorable and there was a delay of three or two days, the reinforcements behind Li Jing might arrive. Judging by intuition, the strength of this reinforcement army is definitely not small, and the situation is really the worst.

Jieli Khan was a little hesitant - it would be embarrassing to retreat without a fight, not to mention that he sent people to attack Suzhou a few days ago to show off his might. Who knew that within a month, they would be forced to retreat by Li Jing who was leading 3,000 people.

However, embarrassment is embarrassment. If Jieli Khan really wanted to gamble on whether he could take back Dingxiang before the reinforcements from the Tang Dynasty arrived, he would not have the courage.

Finally, he made a decision - to move the king's tent to Qikou.