Great Qin Wanchao: The gold list exposed my identity

Wang Mang saw that he was on the list again, and showed a satisfied look, and then, the golden light flashed again, and the rankings behind him also came out.

"The seventh place in the list of the top ten battles with fewer wins and more - The Battle of Poyang Lake (Ming Dynasty!)"

"Reward: 400,000 grains and grass!"

The Battle of Poyang Lake was a strategic decisive battle between Zhu Yuanzhang and Chen Youliang in the last years of the Yuan Dynasty to compete for the waters of Poyang Lake, and the decisive battle ended in Zhu Yuanzhang's complete victory, which was regarded as the largest water battle in the medieval world.

On the first day of the fifth month of the leap month in the twentieth year of Zhizheng (1360), Chen Youliang led 100,000 sailors to cross Chizhou (now Guichi, Anhui) occupied by Zhu's army, captured Taiping, captured quarrying, and sent people to contact Zhang Shicheng in an attempt to attack up and down and swallow Zhu Yuanzhang in one fell swoop.

Zhu Yuanzhang decided to take advantage of the favorable conditions of Yingtiancheng's strong and complex terrain to prevent Zhang Shicheng from taking the opportunity to attack and fall into the predicament of being attacked on both sides.

In order to induce Chen Jun to come quickly, Zhu Yuanzhang asked Chen Youliang's old friend and Yuan Dynasty general Kang Maocai to write a letter to Chen Youliang to surrender, expressing his willingness to surrender internally, and agreed to meet at Jiangdong Bridge, with "Lao Kang" as a code.

At the same time, Zhu Yuanzhang made the following arrangements according to the terrain conditions of Yingtian: Chang Yuchun and others led 30,000 troops to ambush on the side of Lime Mountain; Xu Da and others led their troops to line up outside the south gate; Zhao Desheng led his troops across Xinhe and stationed in Hukou City; Yang Jing garrisoned Dasheng Port; Zhang Desheng and others led the sailors out of Longjiang Pass; Zhu Yuanzhang led the main force to ambush Lulongshan. and sent Hu Dahai to lead troops from Wuzhou and Quzhou to attack Xinzhou (, threatening Chen Youliang's side, and then pinning it down.

After receiving Kang Maocai's letter, Chen Youliang, who underestimated the enemy, believed it to be true, and did not wait for Zhang Shicheng's reply, so that he could lead his army from quarrying to Dasheng Port on the 10th day of May. When it was not until Jiangdong Bridge called "Lao Kang" again, he knew that he had been deceived and hastily sent 10,000 people to land in Lizha.

In this battle, Zhu Yuanzhang took advantage of Chen Youliang's army to attack the city for a long time and suffered setbacks, divided his troops to defend the mouth of Poyang Lake, and cut off his retreat first; Following the concentration of troops, skillfully use fire to attack, and annihilate its main force; After the water and land interception, the Chen army was completely annihilated on the occasion of breaking through. It created a famous example in the history of China's water warfare in which less won more, laying the foundation for the unification of Jiangnan.

Comparison of the strength of the two sides: Zhu Yuanzhang 200,000, Chen Youliang 650,000. Result: Zhu Yuanzhang completely annihilated Chen Youliang at the cost of more than 10,000 casualties.

"The sixth place in the list of the top ten battles with less wins -

the Battle of Muye (Lost Country, Dahua Dynasty!)" "Reward: 500,000 grains and grass!" "

The Battle of Muye was the decisive battle of King Wu's war, and it was a decisive battle between the combined forces of King Wu of Zhou and the army of the Shang Dynasty in Muye (south of present-day Qi County, north of the Wei River, near Xinxiang City). Because Emperor Xin (Shang Wang) first conquered Li in the northwest, and then razed in the southeast, although he was victorious, he was reckless in his army, which exacerbated social and class contradictions, and finally the army was defeated and self-immolated, and the Shang Dynasty perished. Therefore, "Zuo Biography" said: "The Emperor destroyed his body."

"The Book of Poetry, Daya, Daming" records: "Muye Yangyang, Tanche Huanghuang, Si Fei Peng." Master Wei, Shi Weiyingyang. King Liang Biwu, wanton the big merchants, will be Qingming. "Historical Records: Taishi Gong's Preface" records: "King Wumu Ye, really cares for the world." "

Comparison of the strength of the two sides: King Wu of Zhou is less than 100,000, and Shang is 700,000. Result: Annihilation.

"The fifth place in the list of the top ten battles with fewer wins and more - the battle of Yin and Jin (lost country, belonging to the Dahua Dynasty!)"

"Reward: 600,000 grain and grass!" "

The battle of Yin and Jin took place in 389 BC, when the Qin State raised 500,000 troops to attack Xihe County of the Wei State, and was defeated by the county guard Wu Qi in a famous war in which the Qin army was defeated with fewer victories.

What is puzzling is that the battle of Yin and Jin has not been recorded in the "Historical Records" and many historical materials, only in the book "Wu Zi", and the battle of Qin to destroy Chu after the Shang Dynasty changed the law used only 600,000 troops in the whole country, and it is doubtful that there was even such a battle.

Wei and Qin often fought for the Guanzhong and Hexi regions. From 409 BC to 408 BC, Wei Wenhou took Wu Qi as his general, led his troops to attack Qin, captured five cities, including Linjin, Yuanli, Luoyin, and Haoyang, and drove straight to Zheng. The Qin State could only retreat to Luoshui, build fortifications along the river, and build Chongquan City to defend it. The Wei state occupied all of the Hexi region and established Xihe County here. On the recommendation of Zhai Huang, Wu Qi served as the county guard of Xihe.

After Wei occupied the Hexi region, it became a major problem for Qin's eastward advance, and Qin attacked the region several times, but all of them ended in failure.

Three years after the implementation of this law, in 389 BC, the Qin state again mobilized 500,000 troops to attack Xihe County, and tens of thousands of Wei troops immediately did not wait for orders to wear armor and ask to fight. Wu Qi asked Wei Wuhou to send him to lead 50,000 soldiers who had not made meritorious contributions to counterattack the Qin army. Marquis Wu agreed and sent 500 chariots and 3,000 cavalry.

The day before the battle, Wu Qi ordered the three armies: "All the officials and soldiers should ride from the enemy's chariot and apprentice. If the car is not carred, the ride is not ridden, and the vain is not in vain, although the army is broken, it is useless. "。 The next day, the Qin and Wei armies fought in the Yin and Jin dynasties, and because of the high morale of the Wei army and the soldiers' lives, they finally defeated the 500,000 Qin army with 50,000 Wei troops and successfully kept Hexi.

Comparison of the strength of the two sides: 50,000 for Wei and 500,000 for Qin. Result: The Qin state was defeated, and the Qin state withdrew from the land west of the river.

"The fourth place in the list of the top ten battles of winning more with less - the Battle of Pengcheng (the death of the country, belonging to the Dahua Dynasty!)"

"Reward: 700,000 grains and grass!" The

Battle of Pengcheng took place in 205 BC and was one of the major battles of the Chu-Han War. In the battle of Pengcheng, Liu Bang suffered the biggest defeat since the beginning of the army, the Chu army relied on Xiang Yu's resolute and resolute command, and defeated the 560,000 people of the Han army with 30,000 divisions within half a day, annihilating Liu Bang's main force, so that Liu Bang fell into the crisis situation of "the old and weak in the pass did not know Xingyang", creating a model of quick decisive battle in ancient wars, and it is a famous example of winning more with less in Chinese history.

Comparison of the strength of the two sides: Xiang Yu 30,000, Liu Bang 560,000. Result: Liu Bang's entire army was annihilated.

"The third place in the list of the top ten battles of winning more with less -

the Battle of Weishui (the death of the country, belonging to the Dahua Dynasty!)" "Reward: 800,000 grain and grass!"

The Battle of Weishui, which took place in 383 AD, was the decisive battle in a series of battles launched by the former Qin, the unified regime in the north during the Eastern Jin Dynasty, to the Eastern Jin Dynasty in the south.

The Former Qin, which had absolute superiority, was defeated by the Eastern Jin Dynasty, and the country also declined and perished, and the northern ethnic groups broke away from the rule of the Former Qin and split into several regimes dominated by the Later Qin and the Later Yan. The Eastern Jin Dynasty took advantage of this northern expedition and pushed the border line to the Yellow River, and there was no foreign invasion in the Eastern Jin Dynasty in the following decades.

Comparison of the strength of the two sides: 80,000 in the Eastern Jin Dynasty and more than 80,000 in the former Qin. Result: The Eastern Jin Dynasty traded 5,000 casualties for the destruction of the Former Qin.

"The second place in the list of the top ten battles with less wins -

the Battle of Kunyang (the death of the country, belonging to the Dahua Dynasty!)" "Reward: one million grains and grass!" "

The Battle of Kunyang is a strategic decisive battle between the two armies of the New Han Dynasty in the Central Plains in the last years of the New Dynasty, and the main battlefield of this battle is on the front line of Kunyang, so it is called the Battle of Kunyang.

The Battle of Kunyang is one of the famous examples of winning more with less in Chinese history, which determined the fate of the two armies of the New Han Dynasty and the national fortunes of the Central Plains Dynasty for hundreds of years in the future, and was a strategic decisive battle with far-reaching influence in Chinese history.

In the battle of Kunyang, Liu Xiu, who was a partial general, was famous all over the world, the battle of Kunyang was not only a key battle for Liu Xiu to defeat Wang Mang, but also laid the foundation for Liu Xiu to seize the world in the future, the famous thinker Gu Yanwu of the Ming Dynasty once praised Liu Xiu in the battle of Kunyang: "A battle to destroy the enemy, make He Yuping."

Comparison of the strength of the two sides: 17,000 in the Green Forest Army and 430,000 in Wang Mang. Result: Wang Mang's army was completely annihilated, and Wang Mang's new dynasty also perished.

When Wang Mang saw this quota, the corners of his mouth twitched unconsciously, and he knew that there would be this list!

Fortunately, his lifelong enemy Liu Xiu had been killed by him, and he no longer had any worries.

"The first place in the list of the top ten battles with fewer victories - the battle of Hubu Dagang (lost country, belonging to the Dahua Dynasty!)"

"Reward: two million grains and grass!" In

the Jin-Liao War, the Jin army pursued and defeated the main force of the Liao army in the strategic decisive battle of Hubu Dagang.

This battle is a famous battle in the history of Chinese warfare in which fewer victories are more, in this battle, Aguta annihilated 700,000 Liao troops, and the main force of Liao was wiped out.

In the fourth year of Tianqing, the Jurchen Wanyan Department was extremely vigorous, and Wanyan Aguda led the people to rise up against Liao, and turned to Ningjiang Prefecture and Chuhedian, and won successive battles.

In the first month of the following year, Wanyan Agu was proclaimed emperor (for Taizu), built a great Jin country, and fought for independence. In the battle of the ancient city of Dalu, he won more with less, and after defeating the Liao army, he captured Huanglongfu, and the momentum became more and more vigorous.

In September, Emperor Yelu Yanxi of Liao Tianzuo heard of the fall of Huanglongfu, and was very frightened, and decided to personally conquer the Jin army in an attempt to annihilate the Jin army in one fell swoop.

Then he led 700,000 Han soldiers out of Changchun Road, and ordered the privy envoy Xiao Fengxian to be the commander of the imperial camp, Yelu Zhangnu as the deputy, and 20,000 elite soldiers as the vanguard. In addition, with Xiao Hu Lianggu as the commander of the capital, and Chai Shiyi, a privy counselor, as the deputy, he led 30,000 Han troops to ride south out of Ningjiang Prefecture, carrying several months of grain, and went their separate ways.

In November, Emperor Tianzuo entered the camel gate, and sent Ma Xiao Temo, Lin Ya Xiao Cha and others led tens of thousands of horses to the neighbors, wanting to win with a combined attack.

When Jin Taizu heard the news, he knew that Liao Feng was unstoppable, but he was still determined to fight. At the beginning of December, he personally led 20,000 cavalry to the ancient city of Dalu, and left the spur to build a fortress to be attacked.

On the tenth day of the first month, Yelu Zhangnu, the deputy commander of the Liao Imperial Battalion, led his troops to defect to Beijing, and planned to meet Yelu Chun to stand on his own, and Emperor Tianzuo had no intention of fighting again in civil strife, and retreated halfway.

On the twelfth, Jin Taizu learned that he took advantage of the sluggish overseer army to attack lightly, and went to Hubu Dagang, concentrated his forces to attack the Liaozhong army, and galloped and killed. The Liao army was defeated, the dead were very numerous, Emperor Tianzuo abandoned the army and fled, traveled 500 miles in a day and night, and retreated to Changchun Prefecture.

Comparison of the strength of the two sides: 20,000 in Jin and 700,000 in Liao. Result: The 700,000 troops of the Liao State were almost wiped out, and the Jin State rose.