In history, when Hong Chengchou's defeat at Songshan was formed, the small 100,000 Ming troops fled one after another, and the Qing army then covered up and captured tens of thousands of prisoners and killed one or two thousand Ming troops, and the Qing soldiers only suffered one or two hundred casualties, which can be seen.

More than 800 cavalry below Hanzi participated in the interception and killing, and the Tartar soldiers, who were already out of breath, were killed by thousands of people, and they were unfortunately discovered by Hanzi and the non-commissioned officers under his command.

Because this Dataiji is surrounded by dozens of Tartar cavalry, at least these people have iron armor, and they look much neater than other Tartar troops.

As a result, the hundred generals directly led by Hanzi were crazy, because their main general, Hanzi, had already forgotten that the enemy chief had already put him as the commander of the second battalion, not an ordinary cavalry soldier, and at this time, dozens of people who were stunned were chased after him like a demon.

Huang Han once warned very seriously that this hundred presidents specially set up for the safety of Hanzi, if they can't restrain the main general to rush too far, then everyone must be responsible for the safety of the main general, if Hanzi has three longs and two shorts, everyone should not return to the team.

The hundred warriors, warriors, and sergeants all understood, and the head of the family implicitly told everyone that if they lost their master, everyone would be beheaded, so he warned them not to return to the camp so as not to be subjected to military law.

Seeing that the main general was beating and rushing, all the soldiers did not dare to be negligent, and fought their horses one by one to surpass Hanzi, fortunately, this one always rode Arab war horses, and they were all cavalry non-commissioned officers with first-class riding skills, which eliminated the possibility of Hanzi fighting alone.

Of course, the stunned pro-soldier guards are skilled in bow horses, and the war horses under the crotch are all selected good horses, and this chase battle can be described as equal, but because the horsepower of the Tartars is more than the horsepower of the Ming army's pursuers, gradually some people are caught up by Hanzi and cut down the horse with an axe.

Hanzi doesn't like to catch prisoners very much, it's too troublesome, and if you catch a prisoner, you have to take care of it, which will affect the efficiency of killing the enemy, and how easy is it to chop the enemy with an axe?

Moreover, Huang Han has always believed that only the enemies in the first two places can be trusted, and those who raise their hands to surrender may not be able to harbor evil intentions.

The head of the family treated the Tartars and Jiannu with this attitude, and of course the soldiers under his command followed suit, so in each battle, the heads were cut down a lot, and the prisoners were few.

There were fewer and fewer people who fled, and the chasing Ming army gradually increased, and when the horsepower gradually ran out, he turned his horse and launched a decisive attack with more than a dozen henchmen.

The battle was against Hanzi and more than 20 warriors who ran in the front, and when the Mongols approached 20 steps, Hanzi had not been willing to use the two flying axes in a row, and the target was of course stunned.

Although this Taiji, who is already in his forties, has good skills, but he is not forgiving, and he is too long to gallop back and forth, and he is physically exhausted, facing the oncoming flying axe, he decisively wielded the Mongolian knife to block, but he didn't expect the power of the flying axe to be too fierce, and he was stunned and almost fell off the horse.

When the second flying axe came one after another, the color that had just stabilized his body was stunned and had no time to react, and he was firmly chopped on the chest by the flying axe and planted under the horse.

Seeing that the main general planted the Tartars who followed the stunned and decisive charge, they turned their horses away from the direction to avoid hedging, but even so, more than half of them were cut off their horses by the Ming army, and in the end, only three or five people were able to escape.

Subdi, who had died down, was better than his uncle, and ran away with a few hundred men and horses.

It is possible that because he is only in his early thirties, under normal circumstances, the brightly dressed and older in the Tartar army must be generals, and the older the officials, the older the officials, the more stunned they are that they have suffered a lot of losses, and they are recognized by the Ming army as the main general, so they lost their lives.

The winter camp of the left wing of Karaqin basically had no decent resistance, because the two Taiji were desperate, and if they chose not to succeed, they became benevolent, and brought all the young and middle-aged men who could organize in the clan to Beizi Mountain to attack the Ming army, and even if there were men in the camp, they were old and young.

From the mouths of more than 300 tribes who fled back in a hurry, they learned that the two Taiji were defeated by the Ming army and did not know where to go, and the old and young masters of the clan immediately chose to get on their horses and flee, because the law of the grassland would not leave their lives.

After the combined Ming cavalry entered the camp, only two hundred men and horses were left to monitor the area, waiting for the infantry to come and take over.

The rest of the men and horses did not delay for a moment to pursue the fleeing enemy, for a single horse could capture at least one horse, and perhaps the Tartars hastily carried gold and silver treasures.

The five men and horses, only the first battalion and the second battalion fought a decent battle, and the other three battalions basically covered up all the way, and the large-scale counterattack of more than 500 Tartars did not appear.

After the main force of the left wing of Karaqin was defeated, the tribes within a radius of 300 miles became lambs to the slaughter.

The formed Tartar cavalry no longer existed, and the chieftains of the small tribes learned that the two Dataiji were defeated and died in battle, and the whereabouts of Subu were unknown.

Those who were able to escape immediately migrated, and those who could not find that the Ming army appeared near the camp, and they all knelt down with the young and middle-aged people of the clan to beg for permission to surrender.

These Tartars who have milk are mothers can't be killed at all, and accepting the surrender of small tribes is the only way, as long as the tribes that surrender must choose half of the sixteen to thirty-year-old string controllers to serve in the Ming army.

This condition is very merciful, because of the age limit, all Tartar men under the age of sixteen and over thirty years old can stay in their tribes, plus half of the young adults, the tribe's combat effectiveness and productivity will not suffer a huge loss.

Moreover, the Ming army did not ask for tribute from cattle, sheep and horses at all this year, but stipulated that when they died, and the defeated Se Su and Subudi's men and horses defected to the tribes that had announced their surrender, the tribal chiefs must capture or kill them and send them to the Ming army for inspection.

Send a head or a captive, and the Ming army will give a stone of wheat as a reward.

If you don't want wheat, you can exchange it for thirty bottles of "drunk and immortal" high liquor, and if you dare to hide the defeated soldiers who have fled, you will be wiped out!

The fleeing defeated soldiers really need to find the tribes they meet to take refuge, because there is no food, no yurt overnight, no one can hold out for a few days, and finally there is infighting.

The defeated soldiers are not necessarily all threes and threes, and there are also gangs of 100 people fleeing together, and the small tribes naturally dare not accept these defeated soldiers, not only afraid of the military orders of the "Red Banner Army", but also worried that these people will take the lead.

In the end, some small tribes that had surrendered to the "Red Banner Army" were beaten by the defeated soldiers and took the initiative to find the Ming army to avenge them.

Next, under the leadership of the light cavalry of the small tribe that suffered losses, it became more efficient to chase the defeated troops on the left flank of Karaqin.

After robbing the small tribe of the tribesmen, the defeated soldiers who thought they could escape the pursuit after being replenished with war horses, grain, meat and other materials were often followed and pursued by the tribesmen who were familiar with the environment and habits, and could not get rid of them at all.

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