The pressure of the Jin army was actually caused by the fact that the cabinet Zhao Daxue and the champion Gong Jia Huan and the Taiping County Commander Feng Qi, the three masters and apprentices, insulted and slandered the Jin State.

As long as Great Xia handed over these three people, and compensated one million taels of silver and five million stone of grain, the Jin Kingdom would withdraw from the army.

As soon as this news came out, the people of the capital were suddenly in an uproar and discussed.

Some of the cowardly and cowardly said that since these three people had offended Dajin, hand over these three people and compensate Jin Guo for one or two, and Jin Guo would withdraw from the army.

That being the case, then hand over these three people to Jin Guo, and then compensate them, and it's over! In this way, the Jin Kingdom will withdraw from the army, and everyone can live a stable life as usual.

Of course, there are also people of insight who feel that they will never be able to agree to Jin Guo's request.

Once Great Xia agreed to this request, it would make Jin Guo feel that Great Xia was weak and could be bullied.

There is one and there are two, the next time the soldiers of the Jin Kingdom come again, continue to ask for others and continue to ask for compensation, will Daxia give it or not?

If you keep giving like this, isn't it cutting meat to feed the eagle?

How can a court that can't even protect its own courtiers and must hand over its courtiers to sell people for peace, how can the courtiers and the people have a sense of belonging to it?

At the same time, Jia Huan in Ning Guo's Mansion also learned the news, and Jia Huan suddenly had a feeling of beeping a dog.

Needless to ask, Jia Huan also knew that if Jin Guo wanted them to master and apprentice, they must have colluded with conservatives.

However, he vaguely felt that the reason why Jin Guo cooperated with the Great Xia conservatives was not just to prevent the Great Xia change.

If you seek the skin of a tiger, you will suffer from it.

Don't those conservative bosses understand this?

However, their interests are so preoccupied that they can't take care of this much.

Just like the Manchu Dynasty in the late Ming Dynasty, the imperial court was unable to make ends meet at that time, and it could not even take out military spending.

Emperor Chongzhen called on the ministers to raise donations, but these guys cried poor one by one, and then each took out one hundred and eighty taels of silver to perfunctory the emperor as if they were asking for food.

As a result, after Li Zicheng broke into the capital, he cramped and skinned these guys one by one, and raised a lot of gold and silver wealth from their family.

Previously, it was clear that each of them would be able to withstand the rebels with a tenth of their wealth.

However, they were reluctant, and when the rebels entered the city, their lives were all lost.

These are the ministers!

In Jia Huan's opinion, the courtiers of the Great Xia Kingdom and the ministers of the Chongzhen Dynasty have a fight.

This gave Jia Huan a bad premonition.

He felt that under the joint promotion of the reformists and Jin Guo, it was very likely that the three of them would really be handed over to Jin Guo in the end.

Don't look at the daytime, Emperor Chongkang angrily reprimanded the generals of the Jin State and categorically rejected their unreasonable demands.

However, there is no emergency yet.

When it comes to a time of crisis, all people can be sacrificed.

And Jia Huan feels that it will almost certainly come to this situation in the end.

As Mofei's Law says, if there is a chance that something will go bad, no matter how small that likelihood, it will happen.

Jia Huan had to plan for the worst-case scenario, if he didn't save himself at this time, he might end up being killed by these brainless guys.

Thinking of this, Jia Huan called Shangmo Da and the others, ordered them to bring a box, and went out to the East Palace first.

After some more negotiations with the prince, Jia Huan borrowed a token from the prince.

Then Jia Huan took the token and came directly to the city wall.

Next, Jia Huan ran around the city wall.

Using the telescope that the Mo family built for him, he began to observe the deployment of the Jin army.

At this time, the 200,000 Jin army had already surrounded the entire capital.

Jia Huan mapped out the deployment of the Jin army outside the four walls, including how many Jin troops there were outside each wall.

The situation of their encampment, as well as the deployment of troops, what are the weak links in their deployment.

There will certainly be weak links, and although the 200,000-strong army is quite a lot, their deployment will inevitably have a focus.

It is impossible to evenly distribute 200,000 people around the capital, so once the Great Xia army rushes out of one of the gates, it will be difficult for them to organize an effective counterattack for a while.

And these weak points will certainly not be outside the city gates.

Only locations deployed on the walls will be selected.

In this way, even if the Great Xia army rushed out of the city gate, it would not be able to attack their weak position for a while.

And if you want to hang the soldiers from the city wall with ropes, it is difficult to gather a large number of soldiers without being discovered by the Jin army.

Therefore, even if the deployment of the Jin army had its weaknesses, it would be difficult for the Great Xia army to attack these weaknesses.

Weakness naturally does not become its weakness.

However, if Jia Huan wants to do something, he can take advantage of this.

In the end, Jia Huan focused on observing the places where the Jin army hoarded grain and grass.

The best way to get the Jin army out of the army was to burn its rations.

As soon as the food was burned, they had to retreat immediately.

Otherwise, their 200,000 soldiers and horses are very likely to be buried in Great Xia.

I have to say that Jin Guo brought a lot of military rations this time.

It is enough for 200,000 gold troops to support for two months.

And the 200,000 Jin army, it is impossible to march with so much grain and still be so fast, and they can smoothly pass through the three lines of defense of Great Xia, and they come directly outside the capital of Great Xia without knowing it.

It can only be said that in the territory of Great Xia, there must be the military colluding with them and secretly providing them with grain and grass.

The Jin army, of course, also understood this truth, so they hoarded grain and grass in a flat place.

It was guarded by at least 20,000 soldiers and horses.

On either side of it, there are also two teams of 10,000 people ready to support at any time.

If you want to burn the grain and grass of the Jin Kingdom, on the side of Great Xia, at least 20,000 soldiers and horses must rush over to kill it, and it is possible to achieve this goal.

In the encirclement of the Jin State, it is possible to break out of the encirclement unless the whole army attacks, and 20,000 soldiers and horses are divided to burn the grain and grass of the Jin State, so that it is possible to achieve what he wants.

However, Great Xia currently has a total of 100,000 troops, how dare Great Xia release all 100,000 people and complete the battle in one battle?

Once these 100,000 soldiers and horses are destroyed, even if they can burn the grain and grass of the Jin Kingdom?

When the time comes, the capital will be empty of defense, and people can directly drive straight into the capital and directly enter the capital.

Therefore, judging from the current situation, the grain and grass of the Jin country are foolproof.

Jia Huan began to focus on drawing a map of the defense around the granary of the Jin Kingdom.

At the same time, Jia Huan still found that a hundred miles outside the granary of the Jin Kingdom was Yanshan.

Well, a hundred miles away, if it is a rapid march, overnight, you can barely run to it, and you must run to it.

If not, even if the grain and grass of the Jin State can be burned, under the anger of the Jin State, how can there be a reason not to retaliate?

If they can really burn the grain and grass of the Jin Kingdom, Yanshan is their place of escape.

Of course, this trip is bound to be difficult, nine deaths, one life, one life can even be said to be ten deaths! (End of chapter)