The troops of the Tengger Division and the troops of the other two divisions combined, and the total number of troops reached nearly 7,000 men. Among them, the soldiers (excluding the herdsmen in logistics) are about 5,000 people, of which more than 3,000 are in the Tengger Division, and the other two divisions add up to about 2,000.

Zhu Shencone, who made the decision, commanded the troops to continue to march north, putting on a posture of wanting a decisive battle with Bu Shitu, ignoring the harassment of the small cavalry troops sent by Bu Shitu, and advancing north for more than 60 miles in one go.

Chapter 352 of "Gou Being a Sect in the Late Ming Dynasty" The left and right wings are being hit by hand, please wait a moment,

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