When the Qing army was looking for a place to cross the river into Korea on the Yalu River, it made a lot of efforts, inspected many places before and after, and also made a number of sets of action plans, and finally chose Jiulian City because the local advance can be attacked, retreated and defended, and the terrain in Yizhou on the other side of the river is relatively flat, which is suitable for the rapid advance of cavalry troops.

And now to withdraw from the territory of North Korea, you have to cross the Yalu River again. The Qing generals didn't really want to go back to the vicinity of Jiulian City to cross the river, because it was very likely that the Haihan fleet would arrive there before them and stage an armed blockade of the river again, which meant that the Qing army would have to go back upstream to find another place to cross the river. But at present, the Qing army really has no better choice, they urgently need to go to Yizhou downstream to get supplies, otherwise even if they can successfully cross the river upstream, there will not be enough military food to support them to return to the big city with sufficient food reserves when they reach the other side.

As for whether they will see the Haihan fleet they least want to meet on the local river, it will only be known if they go, and there is no time for the Qing army to think about it slowly, you must know that there is a fierce pursuer behind it, chasing hundreds of miles all the way from Anzhou, once it stops, I am afraid that it will be bitten by it within half a day.

The Qing army rushed to the territory of Yizhou almost non-stop, but because the road was mountainous and dense, the marching speed of these tens of thousands of horses was quite different, so the distance between the various departments was also widened, and the team stretched for dozens of miles. It may seem like a lot of momentum, but the Qing generals themselves know very well that the troops under their command are very tired, and the army is running out of food and grass, and some of the troops have not distributed rations to the soldiers since last night.

After entering the territory of Yizhou, the populated places along the way, whether they were scattered farmers or villages and towns, could not escape the plunder of the Qing army. Although the amount of food grabbed is limited, it is better than nothing, and it can temporarily relieve the pressure of lack of military rations. What can really solve their food problem is the city of Uiju in front of them.

When the Qing army entered Korea, after crossing the Yalu River, it did not divide its troops to attack the city of Uiju, which was not on the route of the march, but directly advanced to the southeast to attack the city of Yongcheon. As a result, Yiju, the largest city from the point where the Qing army crossed the river, escaped the attack of the Qing army unharmed. It was only after almost three months that the Qing army came back in circles, and with the limited number of garrisons in the city of Yiju, it was extremely difficult to withstand the siege of the Qing army.

When the Qing army first entered the territory of Korea, it was natural that it would not take this city of Uiju into account, and after the forward troops arrived outside the city of Uiju, they only took a moment to rest, made some siege ladders, and began to attack the city.

However, perhaps it was the long march that led to a decline in the state of the battle, and the first wave of the Qing army's offensive did not go well, and the infantry was shot down by the bows and arrows of the city head in the process of approaching the city wall. Although the Qing army also organized archers to shoot at the head of the city from a distance, it was the condescending side that had the advantage in this kind of bow and arrow shooting.

The defenders of Yiju City were obviously prepared for this battle, and when the Qing army put the siege ladder under the city wall, the golden soup of rolling stones on the top of the city was constantly thrown, so that the siege force of only more than 1,000 people immediately suffered a lot of casualties.

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When the Qing army was looking for a place to cross the river into Korea on the Yalu River, it made a lot of efforts, inspected many places before and after, and also made a number of sets of action plans, and finally chose Jiulian City because the local advance can be attacked, retreated and defended, and the terrain in Yizhou on the other side of the river is relatively flat, which is suitable for the rapid advance of cavalry troops.

And now to withdraw from the territory of North Korea, you have to cross the Yalu River again. The Qing generals didn't really want to go back to the vicinity of Jiulian City to cross the river, because it was very likely that the Haihan fleet would arrive there before them and stage an armed blockade of the river again, which meant that the Qing army would have to go back upstream to find another place to cross the river. But at present, the Qing army really has no better choice, they urgently need to go to Yizhou downstream to get supplies, otherwise even if they can successfully cross the river upstream, there will not be enough military food to support them to return to the big city with sufficient food reserves when they reach the other side.

As for whether they will see the Haihan fleet they least want to meet on the local river, it will only be known if they go, and there is no time for the Qing army to think about it slowly, you must know that there is a fierce pursuer behind it, chasing hundreds of miles all the way from Anzhou, once it stops, I am afraid that it will be bitten by it within half a day.

The Qing army rushed to the territory of Yizhou almost non-stop, but because the road was mountainous and dense, the marching speed of these tens of thousands of horses was quite different, so the distance between the various departments was also widened, and the team stretched for dozens of miles. It may seem like a lot of momentum, but the Qing generals themselves know very well that the troops under their command are very tired, and the army is running out of food and grass, and some of the troops have not distributed rations to the soldiers since last night.

After entering the territory of Yizhou, the populated places along the way, whether they were scattered farmers or villages and towns, could not escape the plunder of the Qing army. Although the amount of food grabbed is limited, it is better than nothing, and it can temporarily relieve the pressure of lack of military rations. What can really solve their food problem is the city of Uiju in front of them.

When the Qing army entered Korea, after crossing the Yalu River, it did not divide its troops to attack the city of Uiju, which was not on the route of the march, but directly advanced to the southeast to attack the city of Yongcheon. As a result, Yiju, the largest city from the point where the Qing army crossed the river, escaped the attack of the Qing army unharmed. It was only after almost three months that the Qing army came back in circles, and with the limited number of garrisons in the city of Yiju, it was extremely difficult to withstand the siege of the Qing army.

When the Qing army first entered the territory of Korea, it was natural that it would not take this city of Uiju into account, and after the forward troops arrived outside the city of Uiju, they only took a moment to rest, made some siege ladders, and began to attack the city.

However, perhaps it was the long march that led to a decline in the state of the battle, and the first wave of the Qing army's offensive did not go well, and the infantry was shot down by the bows and arrows of the city head in the process of approaching the city wall. Although the Qing army also organized archers to shoot at the head of the city from a distance, it was the condescending side that had the advantage in this kind of bow and arrow shooting.

The defenders of Yiju City were obviously prepared for this battle, and when the Qing army put the siege ladder under the city wall, the golden soup of rolling stones on the top of the city was constantly thrown, so that the siege force of only more than 1,000 people immediately suffered a lot of casualties. When the Qing army was looking for a place to cross the river into Korea on the Yalu River, it made a lot of efforts, inspected many places before and after, and also made a number of sets of action plans, and finally chose Jiulian City because the local advance can be attacked, retreated and defended, and the terrain in Yizhou on the other side of the river is relatively flat, which is suitable for the rapid advance of cavalry troops.

And now to withdraw from the territory of North Korea, you have to cross the Yalu River again. The Qing generals didn't really want to go back to the vicinity of Jiulian City to cross the river, because it was very likely that the Haihan fleet would arrive there before them and stage an armed blockade of the river again, which meant that the Qing army would have to go back upstream to find another place to cross the river. But at present, the Qing army really has no better choice, they urgently need to go to Yizhou downstream to get supplies, otherwise even if they can successfully cross the river upstream, there will not be enough military food to support them to return to the big city with sufficient food reserves when they reach the other side.

As for whether they will see the Haihan fleet they least want to meet on the local river, it will only be known if they go, and there is no time for the Qing army to think about it slowly, you must know that there is a fierce pursuer behind it, chasing hundreds of miles all the way from Anzhou, once it stops, I am afraid that it will be bitten by it within half a day.

The Qing army rushed to the territory of Yizhou almost non-stop, but because the road was mountainous and dense, the marching speed of these tens of thousands of horses was quite different, so the distance between the various departments was also widened, and the team stretched for dozens of miles. It may seem like a lot of momentum, but the Qing generals themselves know very well that the troops under their command are very tired, and the army is running out of food and grass, and some of the troops have not distributed rations to the soldiers since last night.

After entering the territory of Yizhou, the populated places along the way, whether they were scattered farmers or villages and towns, could not escape the plunder of the Qing army. Although the amount of food grabbed is limited, it is better than nothing, and it can temporarily relieve the pressure of lack of military rations. What can really solve their food problem is the city of Uiju in front of them.

When the Qing army entered Korea, after crossing the Yalu River, it did not divide its troops to attack the city of Uiju, which was not on the route of the march, but directly advanced to the southeast to attack the city of Yongcheon. As a result, Yiju, the largest city from the point where the Qing army crossed the river, escaped the attack of the Qing army unharmed. It was only after almost three months that the Qing army came back in circles, and with the limited number of garrisons in the city of Yiju, it was extremely difficult to withstand the siege of the Qing army.

When the Qing army first entered the territory of Korea, it was natural that it would not take this city of Uiju into account, and after the forward troops arrived outside the city of Uiju, they only took a moment to rest, made some siege ladders, and began to attack the city.

However, perhaps it was the long march that led to a decline in the state of the battle, and the first wave of the Qing army's offensive did not go well, and the infantry was shot down by the bows and arrows of the city head in the process of approaching the city wall. Although the Qing army also organized archers to shoot at the head of the city from a distance, it was the condescending side that had the advantage in this kind of bow and arrow shooting.

The defenders of Yiju City were obviously prepared for this battle, and when the Qing army put the siege ladder under the city wall, the golden soup of rolling stones on the top of the city was constantly thrown, so that the siege force of only more than 1,000 people immediately suffered a lot of casualties. When the Qing army was looking for a place to cross the river into Korea on the Yalu River, it made a lot of efforts, inspected many places before and after, and also made a number of sets of action plans, and finally chose Jiulian City because the local advance can be attacked, retreated and defended, and the terrain in Yizhou on the other side of the river is relatively flat, which is suitable for the rapid advance of cavalry troops.

And now to withdraw from the territory of North Korea, you have to cross the Yalu River again. The Qing generals didn't really want to go back to the vicinity of Jiulian City to cross the river, because it was very likely that the Haihan fleet would arrive there before them and stage an armed blockade of the river again, which meant that the Qing army would have to go back upstream to find another place to cross the river. But at present, the Qing army really has no better choice, they urgently need to go to Yizhou downstream to get supplies, otherwise even if they can successfully cross the river upstream, there will not be enough military food to support them to return to the big city with sufficient food reserves when they reach the other side.

As for whether they will see the Haihan fleet they least want to meet on the local river, it will only be known if they go, and there is no time for the Qing army to think about it slowly, you must know that there is a fierce pursuer behind it, chasing hundreds of miles all the way from Anzhou, once it stops, I am afraid that it will be bitten by it within half a day.

The Qing army rushed to the territory of Yizhou almost non-stop, but because the road was mountainous and dense, the marching speed of these tens of thousands of horses was quite different, so the distance between the various departments was also widened, and the team stretched for dozens of miles. It may seem like a lot of momentum, but the Qing generals themselves know very well that the troops under their command are very tired, and the army is running out of food and grass, and some of the troops have not distributed rations to the soldiers since last night.

After entering the territory of Yizhou, the populated places along the way, whether they were scattered farmers or villages and towns, could not escape the plunder of the Qing army. Although the amount of food grabbed is limited, it is better than nothing, and it can temporarily relieve the pressure of lack of military rations. What can really solve their food problem is the city of Uiju in front of them.

When the Qing army entered Korea, after crossing the Yalu River, it did not divide its troops to attack the city of Uiju, which was not on the route of the march, but directly advanced to the southeast to attack the city of Yongcheon. As a result, Yiju, the largest city from the point where the Qing army crossed the river, escaped the attack of the Qing army unharmed. It was only after almost three months that the Qing army came back in circles, and with the limited number of garrisons in the city of Yiju, it was extremely difficult to withstand the siege of the Qing army.

When the Qing army first entered the territory of Korea, it was natural that it would not take this city of Uiju into account, and after the forward troops arrived outside the city of Uiju, they only took a moment to rest, made some siege ladders, and began to attack the city.

However, perhaps it was the long march that led to a decline in the state of the battle, and the first wave of the Qing army's offensive did not go well, and the infantry was shot down by the bows and arrows of the city head in the process of approaching the city wall. Although the Qing army also organized archers to shoot at the head of the city from a distance, it was the condescending side that had the advantage in this kind of bow and arrow shooting.

The defenders of Yiju City were obviously prepared for this battle, and when the Qing army put the siege ladder under the city wall, the golden soup of rolling stones on the top of the city was constantly thrown, so that the siege force of only more than 1,000 people immediately suffered a lot of casualties.