The Ming Dynasty: The most ruthless imperial grandson, Old Zhu begged me not to kill him.

Chapter 560 An Uncontrollable Battle

"In that case, let him wait here. I think it won't be long before we can wipe out the entire Delhi Sultanate!"

Upon hearing this, the minister standing nearby hurriedly spoke up.

"Your Majesty, please think carefully. You must know that the territory of the Delhi Sultanate is very large. It is not something that can be done in a day!"

"This time, our general used the speed of the cavalry to charge directly, which is why we achieved such a brilliant result. If we can't do it again next time, I think we should shake hands and make peace!"

The Great Khan of Timur was extremely dissatisfied. This guy really didn't know how to talk, always ruining his chances in this place. He had already obtained so many good things, more than he had gained from conquering Transoxiana. This Delhi Sultanate was such a waste, possessing so many resources, yet it couldn't even defeat a small Ming Dynasty.

Keeping them around is of no use whatsoever. Upon realizing this, the Khan of Timur's Empire felt extremely pleased with himself.

His recent victories have made him arrogant, and he snorted coldly.

"What if we don't have enough power?"

"Could we possibly declare war on the Ming Dynasty?"

"The Delhi Sultanate has fallen to this state."

It would be an injustice if we didn't destroy it!

"Now that he's here, let him wait in this place for a while. I'm sure it won't be long before we get new battle reports from the front!"

The envoy from the Delhi Sultanate looked extremely displeased when he saw himself locked in a tent by these soldiers and prevented from leaving.

He had originally intended to use this opportunity to demand an explanation from these people of the Timurid Empire. Even if he couldn't get them to compensate him, he should at least get them to return the ice. Who would have thought it would turn out like this? Now, even going back wouldn't be an easy task for him. Thinking of this, he let out a long sigh.

When Crown Prince Subridamur saw that no news had come from the envoys sent to the Timurid Empire for so long, he knew that something was amiss. At this moment, he looked at the Emperor of the Delhi Sultanate in the court assembly and said.

"Father, I think we don't need to wait any longer!"

"The Timurid Empire is determined to oppose us, and this is beyond our ability to stop them!"

"In that case, we have no choice but to resist!"

"Our Delhi Sultanate still has a considerable army, so it's not a big deal!"

“We will publicize these atrocities committed by the Timurid Empire, and I believe the people will definitely stand on our side.”

Only by halting the Timurid Empire's attacks can we continue negotiations with them; otherwise, negotiations are utterly meaningless!

Faced with this reality, the emperor of the Delhi Sultanate sighed and could only allow Subriddamur to lead his troops to resist.

By this time, cities throughout the Delhi Sultanate had heard about the Timurid Empire, and many of them were extremely angry.

So they went to the front lines to prepare to resist the Timurid Empire.

After bringing all the supplies back, the Timurid Empire's army came directly to this place.

The two armies were on the verge of battle.

At this moment, Subrahmanyam, the crown prince of the Delhi Sultanate, stepped forward, his gaze fixed on the Timurid general before him, and said, "Our two countries should be allies against the Ming Dynasty, yet you are attacking our land at this time. What does this mean?"

Upon hearing this, the leading general of the Timurid Empire burst into laughter.

"Our Timur Empire is now far more powerful than you can ever hope to be. What right do you have to form an alliance with us?"

"I urge you to give up resistance and surrender immediately, and perhaps I can spare your lives!"

Subridamur was furious and immediately ordered his troops to defend.

The two armies were locked in a fierce battle for a time, much to the surprise of the Timurid Empire's cavalry, who had been invincible since the formation of their army.

Even when facing more enemies, they were able to easily achieve victory, so how could they have suffered such a crushing defeat this time?

Subridamur's expression was complicated. Although he had blocked the enemy's attack, he had to admit that the battle he had just fought was not easy. The Timurid Empire's cavalry was simply too powerful, and their losses were still very heavy.

After several battles, the two fought each other.

Apart from a few small-scale actions, there haven't been any major developments.

Seeing that the fighting on the front lines had stabilized.

The emperor of the Delhi Sultanate breathed a sigh of relief, finally stabilizing the fighting on the front lines.

Otherwise, I really wouldn't know what to do.

Timur's Khan, seeing that his army's attack had been blocked, was incredulous. Looking at the intelligence report in his hand, he immediately burst into curses.

"They're all a bunch of useless trash. Our Timurid Empire's cavalry can move like the wind across the steppes, and most of the Delhi Sultanate is also plains. They can't even take down a small Delhi Sultanate!"

"What a waste!"

His face was extremely ugly. He had originally intended to take advantage of this opportunity to quickly eliminate the Delhi Sultanate, at which point the envoy would be of no use. However, to his utter surprise, the enemy actually blocked their attack, which made him feel somewhat embarrassed. At this moment, the minister beside him hurriedly tried to dissuade him.

"Great Khan, we cannot continue this battle. Now that both armies are gathered on this battlefield, the losses on both sides will be considerable. This may not be a good thing for us!"

"If both sides suffer heavy losses, wouldn't that allow the Ming army to profit from the situation?"

"In fact, this could be an opportunity. We've already taken advantage of them enough, so maybe we can get them to pay us even more compensation later!"

However, at this moment, the Great Khan of the Timurid Empire was extremely angry and no longer cared about these things.

He had worked hard and finally managed to establish a foothold.

Unexpectedly, his army, which was barely holding on, was blocked. The Delhi Sultanate had been thoroughly crushed by the Khmer Empire, which had entered his territory with impunity. Yet his own army was completely blocked on land, unable to move an inch.

This made him extremely dissatisfied. Was his army inferior to the Ming army?

Looking at the intelligence report in his hand, Lan Yu was somewhat surprised. He hadn't expected that Crown Prince Subridamur had made so much progress compared to before.

(End of this chapter)