Che Gong Gong, Ma Xiao Xiao. At the same time that 50,000 infantry soldiers marched to Liaodong, Chao Gai also led 20,000 northern Hebei troops into Danzhou. Hu Yanzhuo is also sitting on the [grassland] of Bei'an Prefecture. If the Khitan wants to move troops to the south, Bei'an and Zezhou belong to the first line.

Lu Qian's mind was not half focused on the Khitans. Starting from Yanjing, there are a lot of music piled up in the spacious chariot. This is what has been accumulated in the past few days, and it needs to be seen by Emperor Lu with his own eyes.

At the same time, there is also a map of Liaodong, the Liaohe River is clearly marked, along with Tangzhou and Heye, and a strong red cross is enough to show the importance of these two places. Changyi further north and Haizhou and Yaozhou [Yingkou] further south are indicated with slightly lighter colors.

The red arrow represents the Qi army, and the blue arrow represents the Jin army.

The latter is divided into three, sticky and drunk in Liaohe, and Wanyan is also in Chenzhou [Gaizhou]. Aguta, who was in Liaoyang, was represented by a large arrow, but pointed to Shenzhou in the north, that is, Shenyang in later generations.

The Qi army west of the Liao River also followed the same example, with the news from the front line, Lin Chong ordered Hua Rong to lead the Ying Yang army straight up the Liao River, all of which crossed Changyi and Shenzhou, and went to attack Yinzhou, which was Tieling in later generations.

A red arrow on the map, which is not too thick, is very exaggerated to cross hundreds of miles, and the arrow goes straight into Yinzhou.

However, Emperor Lu's attention was not on the map, he was now more concerned about logistics and baggage transfer.

The ice in the Bohai Sea has melted, and although there are still ice cubes and small pieces of ice floe inside, shipping has been penetrated, which has given a shot in the arm to the Qi army in southeastern Liaoning. By sea, a large number of military supplies can be sent to Liaodong in the shortest possible time.

However, this large amount of military supplies needs to be mobilized.

This war came too suddenly, and it was not at all in the original work plan of Hongwu for three years, but it was quickly generated in the order and urging of Emperor Lu.

The transfer of nearly 100,000 troops, a sudden battle to destroy the country, think about how many unpredictable troubles are behind those soldiers rushing to the battlefield.

This was only in the early 12th century, and Luqi was just a new country that had just moved towards the route of foreign colonial expansion, and its interior was essentially an old-style agrarian feudal country. It was still a wooden boat, and Lu Qian reformed/formulated some rules and regulations, which at most added an extra sail to it to make it run faster, rather than adding a turboprop engine to it.

I don't know what this sudden outbreak of the central government of Lu Qi has become, so Emperor Lu is more leisurely, because he is only responsible for the finalization of the general policy, and the cabinet is responsible for the trivial matters below. He only needs to look at the work report of the cabinet, that is, he moves his mouth at the top and breaks his leg at the bottom, this one is not a joke. That's why he had time to accompany Fang Jinzhi for a whole day. Even when they decided to get on the horse and leave, they all had the leisure and elegance to gather their women and children together and hold a family banquet.

"The new plate armor performed well on the battlefield, and told Tang Long that he should not be stingy with the reward. The two masters led by him were both given the title of knights. "In the end, I ordered the money leopard to produce plate armor at full power.

After a large number of bronze replaced iron as artillery materials, the high-quality iron materials represented by Yokoyama fine iron could be used for the forging of muskets and plate armor. The Xinfu sub-battalion of the Nanyang Navy Division found several copper mountains in Xinfu, which was the fundamental reason why the ordnance supervisor finally chose the bronze cannon line.

And the overseas world is "promising", and it has also been recognized by more people through this incident.

As a typical historical novice-style traveler, Lu Qian naturally knows the copper mines in the Philippines, and this is mentioned in many crossings, but it is a pity that the Nanyang Naval Division was unable to arrive at the gold mine early, and you must know that the gold reserves of the Philippines are not small.

- I don't know that most of the gold mines in the Philippines are located in Mindanao.

This is a typical historical novice. I seem to know a lot of things in my head, making paper, making wine, burning glass, making guns, making guns, and burning cement, and I seem to know everything. It's a pity that that the knowledge, let's just call it knowledge, the countless knowledge does not come from textbooks, but more from time-traveling.

When you have seen a lot of history, when you become a research party, and start to swim in computers and forums and pour a lot of water, a 'know-it-all' history novice will also be born.

Emperor Lu dictated, recorded and then transferred it to a specialized gunman to write, and the latter's words were naturally not as vulgar as Lu Qian's. After being approved by Emperor Lu, it was handed over to Yule and filed for record.

"The dispatch of grain and medicine is still fast, but the artillery is slow. Tell Li Ying to speed up. ”

On the wide chariot like a house, one after another was sent in, and one order after another was distributed.

Until the camp in the evening, Emperor Lu, who had been sitting in the chariot for a day, got out of the car to do one or two. Looking at the circles of different sizes gathered by the sergeants not far away, the flames had already risen, and the shouts and cheers and laughter of the soldiers in the battle were transmitted directly into the ears along the night wind.

On the roof of the chariot, there was a boring eagle waiting on a bracket, and when he saw the owner appear, he immediately let out a loud eagle cry.

This is a golden eagle from the Northland grassland, with a wingspan of up to seven feet, a black-brown head, long pointed feathers from the back of the head to the back of the neck, willow-shaped, dark russet feathers, golden yellow feathers, and a very powerful appearance.

Asked someone to bring raw meat, and at the same time that the raw meat fell into the belly of the golden eagle, the heavy generals in the army and the servants also came to visit. Later, I ate and drank a lot. When Emperor Lu returned to the chariot, Lehe came to say that the letter sent by Yidu Kuaima had arrived. This was a special way for Emperor Lu to communicate with the harem.

Lu Qian opened them one by one, starting with Fang Jinzhi and ending with Zhao Fujin, the last Ming concubine. What suited his mind the most was the blank piece of paper in Pan Jinlian's envelope.

A pair of small handprints, a pair of small feet.

Just looking at it reminded him of Lu Mei's little fat girl, and his heart was soft.

That was his first bloodline in this world, although the outside world felt sorry for her being "she" and not "him", Lu Qian always liked it very much. There is a reason why he likes his daughter, but it is more because of Lu Mei's particularity.

Lying on the wide bed, Lu Qian seemed to go back to five years ago in his sleep. At that time, he would take a bath first, wipe out all the smell on his body, and then tiptoe to his first blood and flesh, as long as he looked at her, he felt that his heart was going to melt.

She was either asleep or not. Lu Qian watched her grow up day by day, watching her go from being in swaddling clothes and not moving, eating, sleeping, sleeping, eating, babbling and screaming. Lu Qian taught her to call her 'Daddy' again and again, but in exchange for only babbling milk sounds and struggling to grab things on his body with his little hands open.

Lu Qian never felt that scene was boring. Carefully picked up the obedient girl, watched her open bright eyes and spit bubbles, smelling the milk on her body, the feeling of being a father was really different.

Tonight's Emperor Lu had a good dream.

But in Yinzhou, hundreds of miles, or even thousands of miles away, no one slept tonight.

The Liao River is a big river that is two or three thousand miles long, it was called the Juli River before the Han Dynasty, the Great Liao River in the Han Dynasty, and the Liao River after the five dynasties. The current is turbulent and the water surface is wide. If it weren't for the Jurchens who had set up defenses in Yaozhou [Yingkou] earlier, such as wooden stakes, secret rows, etc., the fleet of sailors active in the Liaodong Bay area would have already entered it.

Therefore, Hua Rong, who led the Eagle Yang Army to this place, faced a major problem of crossing the river.

In this predicament, of course, the Eagle Yang Army has been prepared for a long time. Although the Qi army did not have a general staff, it had a powerful transport department and a powerful Wuluo Academy. This situation has long been systematically sorted out by the teachers and students of the Wuluo Academy, and the transfer department has read the book according to the book, grabbed the medicine according to the prescription, and made reserves, and now it is handed over to the hands of the Ying Yang Army, and the Liaohe River in front of him is not a problem at all.

Trees were cut down, sheepskin bags were blown up, and then sheepskin rafts appeared. And it is an extra-large sheepskin raft, which can not only carry people, but also send war horses across the other side.

On the other side of the Liao River is Yinzhou City, and when I saw an army suddenly appearing on the other side of the river, the Jurchens stationed in Yinzhou naturally would not carry it. It's a pity that their numbers are too small. Although the Yinzhou area is mountainous, it is used as a node, and there is a flat river in the range of dozens of miles up and down, the drop is small, the river is relatively slow, and the river can be crossed everywhere.

The Jurchens prevented one or two places, but they couldn't prevent three or four places.

There are 10,000 people in the Eagle Army.

Hua Rong didn't know if the Jurchens on the other side understood this truth, so he just led the 5,000 troops to the shore and crossed the river from Yinzhou. Torches were lit, a stir was made, and the camp was hastily set up, and people were ordered to rush to work overnight.

The commander of the Jin army stationed here was shocked and angry. What is surprising is that Han'er actually came here, Yinzhou is three hundred miles away from Liaoyang, and such a range of activities is very amazing; It is also angry that the Han army came here, this is the rhythm of the Han Er not taking the Liaoyang Jurchen soldiers and horses in his eyes, dividing the troops in Yinzhou City, and cutting off the Jurchen road to the north, and wanting to pack the bones into dumplings. How does this make him not angry?

Yinzhou is on the transportation line of the Jurchen Beigui Tongjiang River. Unless Aguta is ready to take people to the wilderness, if the Jurchens want to return to their lair along a real transportation route, Yinzhou is an unavoidable node.

The Liaodong region is vast, and there are roads everywhere, as long as you are willing to spend time, Aguta can completely bypass Yinzhou. However, the population of Liaodong, which is vast, is very sparse, and the development is in a very low-level stage, and the only urban line that communicates the main road between the south (Liaoyang Mansion) and the north (Huanglong Mansion) is Liaoyang - Shenzhou - Yinzhou - Xianzhou - Tongzhou - Huanglongfu.

That Tongzhou is the Siping of the later generations, and the Huanglong Mansion is north of Changchun.

Aguta is ready to return north with all the food, supplies, and population, how can he go to the mountains and wilderness? That had to be done on the main road. That's how important the silver state is.

While this man sent people to report to Liaoyang, he told his soldiers to cheer up and be ready to fight at all times. If Han'er really dared to cross the Liao River at night.

The Jurchen cavalry in his hands also scattered out, patrolling along the Liao River, and at dawn, the few heavy armored soldiers in the city were all fully clothed, out of the city to line up, holding swords, shields, hand axes, and vigilantly looking at the other side of the river. Others are holding bows and arrows, waiting for the day. The cavalry, who had not been found much upstream and downstream, also gathered here.

Thousands of Jin troops lined up several military formations on the other side of the Liao River, waiting for the battle to begin.

Once the Ying Yang army on the other side of the river forcibly crosses the Liao River, they will inevitably attack immediately in order to completely defeat the enemy army crossing the river.

It's just that they obviously made a mistake, so Hua Rong won't do stupid things. Just when the sun was rising a little bit, suddenly, wolf smoke rose from the upper and lower reaches of the Liao River, which was a signal from the Jurchens, representing the enemy.

The chief general of the Jin army looked at the multiple puffs of wolf smoke rising from the upstream and downstream at the same time, and his expression was very dull.