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Gongsun Zan immediately stood aside, looking north, holding his own double-headed spear, but remained silent.

And on a small slope a few miles away from these two people, in the dark night, Tan Shihuai, the founding Khan of Xianbei who was just forty years old but already covered with frost marks, reined in his horse and turned to stare at him.

The royal court was silent.

——————I don’t have the money to cross the 520 dividing line——————

"... they scrambled into the water. The enemy army was very large. Since Taizu was the first to fight and had no armor, he was repeatedly hit by swords and arrows. Anyone who received several wounds was not wrapped up. Anyone who received several arrows were broken and thrown to the ground.

At this time, the three armies were at their wits' end, and the thieves were frightened. At this time, there would be those who lost their horses or rushed into the formation by dragging their robes and horses' tails. Those who had all their arrows would grab Xianbei's body and continue shooting. Therefore, even though there were many thieves, they would still be defeated quickly! Taizu was

Approaching the royal court, they set fire to it. The summer night wind was strong, and its light and smoke shone hundreds of miles away, shaking the south of the desert!" - "Jiu Yan Shu". Volume 1. The Chronicles of Emperor Taizu Wu

PS: Thanks to book friends for their 17-year reward, and thanks to Lily Niang for her second book recommendation...

Also... the tactic of pulling a horse's tail to rush into the formation is a classic tactic used by the Nian army when facing Senggelinqin. It is usually a two-person team, one person rides a horse or even a donkey, and the other person pulls the horse's tail or the donkey's tail to follow.
Chapter completed!