The Song Dynasty on the Sand Table

Chapter 160 Mongolian Light Cavalry
Although the Ming Dynasty was eventually destroyed by the queue-wielding people, the Ming Dynasty border army's scouts, the "Yebushou", were a very famous special forces unit and could be considered the best among ancient scouts.

Yue Wenxuan quickly put in three teams, with twenty people in each team.

The cavalry occupied a particularly high level of command power, and the three teams basically used up the command power provided by a county.

Fortunately, he now controlled two states and eight counties, and his command was far superior to what it had been before. After arranging a large amount of food, craftsmen, and weapons, he could still place a few dozen cavalrymen.

It can still be released!
Yue Wenxuan suddenly felt mischievous and turned his attention to the other team of models next to him...

Mongolian cavalry model!

A set of Mongolian cavalry models, with two types of cavalry: one is the heavy cavalry, wearing heavy armor and holding a spear, which is the main cavalry used to charge the battle. The other type wears leather armor, a smock over the armor, a felt hat on the head, and holds a bow and arrow...

The Mongolian light cavalry, synonymous with Hit Run, is the representative unit of Mongolia in many games such as "Age of Empires" and "Civilization".

When Yue Wenxuan saw this team of Mongolian soldiers, a strange idea came to his mind: In real history, it was Mongolia that destroyed the Jin Dynasty. So the Mongolian cavalry should have been very effective when dealing with the Jin Dynasty, right?

Hey!
Anyway, throw a few in and try it out.

Don't put heavy cavalry in, they are useless during reconnaissance, just put light cavalry.

He sent five Mongolian light cavalrymen in, placing them alongside the Ming cavalrymen. He then ordered, "Spread out your scouts and keep a close eye on the direction of Changyi County. If the Jin bandits make any movement, report back immediately."

Ming Dynasty cavalry: "Yes, sir!"

Mongol cavalry: "Hama Agui!"

When Yue Wenxuan heard the Mongolian cavalry talking, his heart skipped a beat: Oh no, these guys, are they going to say something incomprehensible like Houyi?
He simply stared at these plastic figures...

I saw five Mongolian cavalrymen heading towards Changyi County, and they were actually chatting as they walked.

A Mongol cavalryman said, "Танадад.яажочихыгхэлжчадахуу?"

Another Mongolian cavalryman said: "Битрснбайна"

Yue Wenxuan: “…”

This is embarrassing. Even if a scout like this detects the enemy situation, I will not be able to understand a thing when he reports to me.
But never mind, we still have the Ming Dynasty cavalry!
These five Mongolian soldiers can be used as experiments.

He simply possessed one of the Mongolian soldiers and observed the enemy situation himself without their report.

The Ming army quickly dispersed at night, splitting into teams of five to ten people and casting a large net in the direction of Changyi County. Five Mongolian soldiers formed a team of their own and ran in a direction where there were no Ming army scouts.

Yue Wenxuan attached himself to one of the soldiers, gained his abilities, and immediately felt how powerful this soldier was.

His riding skills are so amazing that it feels like his butt is attached to the horse's back.

No matter how the horse bounced up and down, he didn't feel any pressure at all. He felt that he could even ride, dance and change clothes at the same time.

It's like an experienced driver driving a car, with the horse in his eyes but not in his heart.

The Mongolian soldier in the front suddenly said: "Болгоомжтой"

Yue Wenxuan understood this time. What he said was: Be careful.

It turned out that he had possessed the Plastic Man and gained his abilities, including language. Yue Wenxuan looked forward and saw a group of pseudo-Jin thieves scouts in the distance. There were about ten of them, and judging by their attire, they were clearly Khitans.

The scouts from Baliyuan Mountain are here!
In the last battle, the rebel scouts were completely defeated by the Khitan scouts, and their scout circle was blocked by the Khitans. This shows how powerful these Khitan scouts were. They saw the Mongolian cavalry from a distance, but they were too far away to see the people's clothes and clothing clearly, and thought that it was the rebel scouts coming again.

The Khitan scouts laughed and rushed over on horseback.

The Mongolian cavalrymen shouted: "Знтийшээ"

The other four cavalrymen galloped out to the left at the same time. Yue Wenxuan understood that the words meant "left", so he quickly reined in his horse and caught up with his teammates...

The five Mongolian soldiers began to rotate left.

The Khitan scout rushed forward fiercely. Just as he was within the range of an arrow, a Khitan soldier drew his bow and shot an arrow with a "buzz". The arrow was quite accurate and aimed directly at Yue Wenxuan's face.

Yue Wenxuan laughed "Hey", hid himself in a stirrup, and disappeared from the horse's back in an instant. After the arrow flew past, he stood up and got back on the horse's back.

The Khitans on the other side were stunned: Huh? When did Haner become such a good rider?
"wrong!"

"That's not Haner."

"That's Meng'er."

A Khitan soldier shouted...

As soon as he finished speaking, Yue Wenxuan drew his bow and shot an arrow, piercing the Khitan soldier's open mouth. The arrow struck his tonsil and exited from the back of his neck...

The Khitan soldier fell off his horse and died without even a sound.

The other nine Khitan soldiers were shocked: "Meng'er! It's really Meng'er."

"Only Meng'er has such good horse-riding and archery skills. Han'er can't do it."

The remaining nine people were stunned. They really couldn't understand why they met the Mongols here.

Five Mongolians were seen dismounting their horses, galloping at full speed while keeping a distance from the Khitan soldiers. They drew their bows and arrows and shot arrows to kill the enemies from their galloping horses. Their riding and archery skills were simply amazing, and every arrow was accurate.

Yue Wenxuan, who inherited the abilities of a Mongolian soldier, tried to understand the secrets of this riding and archery skill and wanted to use it to teach the cavalry of the Rebel Army. However, he soon discovered that the owner of his body had no tricks at all when it came to archery. He relied entirely on instinct in riding and archery.

This skill of riding and shooting was honed by Mongolians who grew up on horseback since childhood, year after year, throughout their entire lives. It has become a muscle memory, so when he attacks, he actually doesn't think about anything, such as the lead time, the running speed of the warhorse, the wind direction, etc. He doesn't consider any of that.

Just use the muscle memory to pick up the bow and shoot the arrow with great accuracy.

This kind of skill cannot be taught to the rebel cavalry. It cannot be taught, it is absolutely impossible to teach it.

Yue Wenxuan thought: "It will take several generations of effort for the art of horseback archery to catch up with the northern ethnic minorities. My soldiers should still use firearms. The advantage of firearms units is that they are easy to train."

He was still sighing, but the other four Mongolian soldiers were not polite at all, and they shot down the Khitans with various skills. There were ten Khitans in that team, but they could not beat the five Mongolian soldiers, and their horsemanship was not as good as theirs.

You can’t catch up no matter how you chase, and you can’t shoot at the target no matter how you shoot. The only result is to escape!
After four of them were shot down, the other six reined in their horses and turned to run.

The Mongolian cavalry laughed loudly, chasing and shooting, and knocked down another Khitan soldier. The remaining five fled away in a panic.

(End of this chapter)