Especially now, when Dong Dashan learned of the emperor's marriage, he knew very well that the battle against Mongolia would probably be his last time to lead the army. After this battle, Dong Dashan would return to Beijing to report his duties and retire from active service. In the days afterwards, Dong Dashan would never have the chance to lead troops. At best, he held a free position in the court, just like Liao Huanzhi now.

Therefore, Dong Dashan was particularly attentive in this last battle. He wanted to use an impeccable victory to let everyone know his Dong Dashan's reputation, thus leaving a strong last move for his military career.

While restraining the troops from attacking Korqin and Prince Yi's troops in advance, Dong Dashan also issued an order to He Dayuan, ordering He Dayuan to make a tentative attack on the Korqin right wing front banner, forcing the Korqin right wing to detour from the west, so as to take down the territory of the Korqin right wing front banner without bloodshed.

Dong Dashan did this on purpose. He took great pains to worry about the lack of military strength in fighting with the coalition forces of various Mongolian troops. I don’t know if Nomonerhetu and Prince Yi can understand his good intentions. If they would thank Dong Dashan after they learned about it? Dong Dashan was very generous in this regard. The so-called "Doing good deeds without leaving a name", is the only one who can do good deeds.

Nomon Erhetu was very fast, not to mention that the Mongolians were originally grassland people, and their belongings were all on horseback, and their belongings were just cattle and sheep.

A few days later, the confidants sent by Nomon Erhetu sent back one by one, and learned that several tribes slowed down slightly after receiving his gold and silver. Although they did not agree to let Korqin go to life, they also expressed sympathy for the life and death that Korqin is facing now.

This attitude is enough for Nomongerhetu. The Mongolians' ideas are also the most clearest as the Mongolians' Nomongerhetu. However, the other party told him that it was impossible to give way, but it was not a problem to fight because of gold and silver and friendship.

He was secretly happy in his heart. Nomonerhetu had a little more grasp and no longer hesitated at this time. He only left a few thousand cavalry to restrain the Ming army in the east, and then led the main force and the entire tribe to start advancing westward.

Soon, Korqin's cavalry and Prince Yi's troops collided directly with the Mongolian coalition forces coming from the West. The two sides began to fight. For a moment, flesh and blood flew across the grassland, covered with dark clouds.

In terms of military strength, the Mongolian coalition is not inferior to the coalition forces of Korqin and Prince Yi, and they also have brave and warlike Mongolian cavalry. The battle between cavalry and cavalry is very cruel, and both sides of the war are very clear about this.

If only Korqin could fight with the other side, with the strength of both sides, they might fight for a long time, and in the end, who wins and loses is an unknown number.
Chapter completed!