On the occasion of rebirth Zhou Sui

Chapter 473 Three Cavalry Troops

Yu Qincha stayed in Jinyang City for a long time and caught up with the military parade. As for returning to the desert and returning to Dulan Khan, he had his own entourage to do the work.

On the viewing platform, Yu Qincha paid more attention to Yin saddle Khitan Zhi.

The Zhangqian Xiaojie Army was selected by the knights of Yandi, while the Boling Cavalry was formed by Cui Che's family soldiers. These two troops have followed Cui Che in the northern part of the Great Wall for many years. Yu Qincha is well aware of the combat effectiveness of these people.

, and there is no need to pay special attention to it.

When Cui Che surrendered to the Khitan, he and Dulan Khan were no longer as close as before.

Yu Qincha was naturally very unfamiliar with the Silver Saddle Khitan, and he was full of curiosity.

As the saying goes, seeing is worth hearing a hundred times. Today I saw with my own eyes the energetic Khitan cavalry, with their heads high and astride their horses, passing in front of the viewing platform. Just the momentum displayed by this army made Yu Qincha believe that this must be a strong force.

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The Silver Saddle Khitan was originally composed of elite men from the eight Khitan tribes gathered by Cui Che. In terms of riding and shooting skills, even the troops in front of the tent were no match for them.

Now, after many years of disciplinary training, they have made up for the shortcomings of the nomadic army in discipline, and they have been combined with the Zhangqian Xiejie Army and the Boling Cavalry into the three ace troops, and there is nothing wrong with them.

Of course, the troops in front of the tent also have their own advantages. Although their cavalry and shooting are not as good as the Silver Saddle Khitans, if they are in close combat, at least they have no rivals among the armies of the Central Plains dynasty and its surrounding forces.

Cui Che also made arrangements for each of the three cavalry groups based on their characteristics.

He used the troops in front of the tent as assault cavalry. These people were all wearing armor and holding long weapons, such as halberds, spears, spears, etc., which were used to break the front and trap the formation.

They also used the Silver Saddle Khitans as bow cavalry. Compared to the armor worn by the army in front of the tent, the Silver Saddle Khitans wore more leather armor to reduce weight. They would not easily fight in close combat, but would swim with the enemy.

Fight and kill with bows and arrows.

As for the last Boling Cavalry, the replacement of personnel has actually been completed.

It has been twenty-eight years since Cui Che established the Boling Cavalry. Most of the first batch of knights who followed him in the north and south have retired. These people have accumulated a lot of wealth by plundering everywhere, and they are also able to train their own children's cavalry.

Shooting, martial arts.

The young knights who are now joining the army have long lost their appearance as domestic slaves, and are more like warriors than their fathers.

The Boling cavalry are not as straight as the Silver Saddle Khitans in cavalry and shooting, and their charge into formation is not as good as that of the Xie Jie Army in front of the tent. Of course, another way of saying it is that their cavalry and archery are not inferior to the Xie Jie Army in front of the tent, and their charge in the battle formation is better than that of the Silver Saddle Khitans.

But what Cui Che valued most was the absolute loyalty of the Boling Cavalry.

Therefore, although Cui Che directly commanded the Zhangqian Xiaojie Army, during every war, he would always divide the Zhangqian Xiaojie Army into several units and put them under the command of General Zhongya.

And he will be among the Boling Cavalry, using them as a reserve team to support various ministries at any time, and as a fire-fighting captain.

Three cavalry groups passed by the viewing platform one after another, cheering and saluting Cui Che, while the little emperor standing beside him stood like a henchman.

Son of Heaven, those who have strong soldiers and horses should do it. It is better to have the seed.

Just don't worry about how Cui Che disrespected the emperor in private and had an affair with the queen mother. But in today's situation where foreign guests were watching the ceremony, he still abided by the etiquette of a monarch and his ministers and consciously took a step back without any act of overstepping.

The three cavalry groups who were preparing to go out were not the only ones participating in this military parade. Cui Che summoned all the soldiers from Bingzhou and its surrounding counties and counties, totaling more than 100,000 people.

Since the purpose was to intimidate the various tribes in Monan and show off their force in front of the envoys, who could be frightened by the mere size of 25,000 people?

Cui Che and Yang Guang have completely opposite attitudes towards foreign guests.

Before leaving Guanzhong, when Yang Guang received envoys from various parties in Daxing, he focused more on showing the wealth of the country, such as prohibiting merchants from charging foreign envoys for food and drinks.

Cui Che doesn't deserve to be taken advantage of like this. He prefers to show off his force to intimidate the other party.

After the military parade, Cui Che still did not send troops immediately, but once again met with the Tuyuhun people who had just arrived in Jinyang.

In the original time and space, in order to strengthen the connection with the Western Regions, Yang Guang sent troops to Tuyuhun.

During this period, Yang Guang, who had lost Guandong, did not even want to stay in Guanxi anymore, so how could he still think about running the Western Regions.

But Tuyuhun had ideas about the Longyou area after Yang Guang took away the elite soldiers of Guanlong.

They hope to join forces with Cui Che and launch attacks on the Guanlong area from the east and west respectively.

After the ceremony, the Tuyuhun envoy persuaded again:

"Your Majesty, now Yang Guang is organizing the people to move south. We cannot hesitate any longer. Otherwise, even if your Majesty takes over Guanzhong in the future, how many people and animals will he get?

"Please also ask your Majesty to send the Pu Ban garrison to the west and attract Yu Wenshu to come out from the east. My Khan will send troops to attack Longshan.

"Without the danger of Longshan, Yu Wenshu must increase his troops to the west, while the king can find an opportunity to take advantage of it in the east.

"After the war, the king controlled the fertile land of Guanzhong, my Khan occupied the barren land of Longyou, and the two families divided Guanxi equally.

"In this way, the great cause can be accomplished and the world can be settled. Please give me your permission, Your Majesty."

Cui Che didn't know whether Tuyuhun really wanted to share Guanxi with him, or whether he wanted to monopolize Guanlong, but he was not prepared to accept this proposal.

Cui Che said in a deep voice:

"The land of Guanlong is so easy to get if you want it, so why do you need to join forces with others to share Guanxi equally with them?

"Go back and tell Fu Yun that if he wants to harass Longyou, he can send troops, but Gu will never respond from the east."

The messenger from Tuyuhun was speechless. He did not expect that after waiting for several days, he would receive such a reply.

Cui Che is not afraid of enmity with Tuyuhun. Anyway, the two territories are not bordering each other. If the two sides really become neighbors, it will have to wait until Cui Che unifies the north.

And when Cui Che unified the north, Tuyuhun would not dare to resent what happened today.

In fact, Cui Che was indeed planning to send troops to seize Guanlong and unify the north. If the civil war in the East Turks hadn't disrupted his plan, perhaps Cui Che would have been making preparations for the Kansai War at this time.

Attacking the south requires a powerful navy, and to capture Guanlong, these elite soldiers under Cui Che are enough.

As for what the Tuyuhun envoy said, Cui Che also heard about Yang Guang's organization of the northerners' migration to the south.

After Yuan Day this year, that is, in the third year of the Great cause of the Western Sui Dynasty, Yang Guang, who had already arrived in Jiangdu, finally announced the decree to move the capital.

Since the family members of the army going south were also accompanying them, the mood of the soldiers of the Xiaoguo Army was generally stable.

Yang Guang did not need to be like in the original time and space, playing matchmaker for the Xiaoguo Army in the south where his family was separated, and causing complaints from the soldiers.

Although the people of Guanlong were being relocated in the Western Sui Dynasty, Cui Che was not in a hurry. Could it be that Yang Guang could move all the one million households in the Guanlong area with the help of Shu Road.

Forcing people to move south via the Shu Road will only arouse the anger of the people.

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