Among the rear army, Hu Chuquan was doing his best to consolidate the army. In fact, his troops as the headquarters of the Shanyu had almost assembled.

Seeing the Han army slaughtering the infantry behind the Huns, Hu Chuquan also gritted his teeth and shouted loudly: "Where are my Hun warriors? Are you just watching the Han army killing our people? Where are my Hun warriors!"

But when the Subu warrior suddenly tore his clothes, his strong upper body was exposed. He roared and threw the slave army that he had prepared, and then rushed towards the Han army in the opposite direction.

The Huns, especially Huchuquan's troops, were overjoyed to see this and quickly took the opportunity to continue to reorganize the army. When the warrior rushed straight towards a big man with red face and long beard in the Han army, extremely brave and with a knife!

The man was dismissed from the body by the red-faced man.

The big red-faced man killed several slave soldiers in a few seconds. The horse speed continued, and the place where he passed was like a wheat under a sickle that no one could stop him. The big man was a master, but in a moment he had already thrown away the ring-headed sword and snatched Ma Shuo, who was unknown to the Hun soldier with no choice. He took the unlucky Hun soldiers to smash it as a hammer, and continued to fight towards their central army tent, but he was really heading towards him, the Chanyu.

Seeing this, Hu Chuquan was even more angry and shouted: "Run!"

Then he turned his head with his troops and continued to run away, but the red-faced man was blocked by other messy Hun cavalrymen and could not catch up with him for a while.

To be honest, if Huchuquan really dared to turn around and kill him at this time, the defeat of the Huns might really be able to stop it. Now the Huns' tribes are missing time.

Give them a little time, and wait until they reorganize the cavalry and hedge against the Han army. Even if the Han army's equipment is much better, it is still unknown who will win.

If most of the nobles of the Huns could be fearless and fearless, the Han army would have only 4,000 people who could barely make it, and that would definitely be a complete victory.

However, when he ran, the powerful nobles of the various departments, which were relatively backward, and the four corners and hexagons, the left and right wise kings and the second left and right wise kings, ran away one after another, and the fellow Taoists were killed but not killed.

After all, the Huns today are no longer the Huns four hundred years ago. In recent years, they moved to the four border counties and were taken over by Han officials. The Eastern Han Dynasty was not stupid, so naturally they had to do something to provoke and destroy the unity of the Huns. The resentment between the various tribes has been accumulated over time, and the decline of the Han Dynasty was at most just a matter of Emperor Ling.

To be honest, Hu Chuquan's father Qiang Qu Shanyu is not a master who can convince the public. After Qiang Qu's death, Hu Chuquan's brother Yu Fuluo first confronted Dong and then Yuan Shu. It can be said that he lost to anyone and lost the troops of his headquarters. The reason why he let Hu Chuquan be the Shanyu was that the troops of each unit were not much different, and no one obeyed each other, and he just introduced an agent.

Seeing that even Shanyu avoided the Han army's troops from afar because he cherished his troops, who would be willing to fight to the death for other tribes?

This also led to the fact that, except for a very small number of the Huns, most of the people who had fallen and had to turn back to rescue, waving their whips, forcing the cavalry to turn around and barely fight with the Han army, most of the Huns' cavalry should have run away.

These people did not wear armor and ran faster than the Han army's cavalry, so it was really not easy to chase after when running.

Anyway, when Liu Xie finally succeeded, he killed an unlucky guy who had lost his hand and became a fish that missed the net. Most of the rest of the Han army really didn't have the strength to chase him again, seven out of ten of the infantry teams of the Xiongnu had surrendered or died, and less than 30% of the people who actually escaped were probably less than 30%.

The cavalrymen were also captured a lot, and conservatively estimated to be four or five thousand. They were a great victory. Then they cried out the Jin Dynasty to withdraw their troops and counted the prisoners of war.

But if you don’t count it, you won’t know it. Once you count it, you will find that Liu Xie was originally killed by himself, and his good mood became very bad.

Most of these so-called Xiongnu infantry who were captured and even killed were Xihe Xiongnu, or even Yanmen Xiongnu. In other words, many of them were not real Xiongnu at all, but farming, who could speak Chinese but could not speak Xiongnu. Some of them were simply Han slaves captured by the Xiongnu in recent years, and were whipped by the Xiongnu on the battlefield.

However, the Huns in Yunzhong, Shangjun, Shuofang, and Wuyuan counties were very few, and I don’t know how many were captured.

Of course, although this battle was a great victory, the situation of the enemy being strong and we being weak still remained unchanged. The number of the Huns was still dozens of times that of the Han army alone. Regardless of the imperial guards, guards, and even the tiger and leopard cavalry, they can be said to be the cornerstone of the Han Dynasty, and it is impossible to fight with the mere Huns. If they fight with the Huns here, the Han Dynasty would have really shaken its roots.

Therefore, after a little thought, even with Liu Xie's not sufficient military knowledge, he knew that it was impossible to think about the attack anymore. It would be better for the Huns to not organize a counterattack. So the troops slowly retreated with their captives and simply retreated temporarily to Han Xinling as the new garrison site, which is the entrance to the Rat and Chou Valley.

However, when you arrive at Han Xinling, you naturally have to look at Han Xin's tomb. According to legend, Liu Bang, the Emperor Gaozu of Han, received Han Xin's head here and buried him on the ridge.

After Liu Xie personally killed a Hun soldier, although he didn't know which county the unlucky guy was, or even whether he was a Hun or a Han slave army, when hot blood was sprayed on him, this time traveler from a modern rule of law society finally completed some indescribable transformation.

The idea of ​​worshiping Han Xin in my heart could not stop. Even before I came to Han Xin's tombstone, I realized that worshiping Han Xin in my own identity seemed to contain some very important political signals, which was not appropriate, so I gave up.

But he said to Guan Yu, Zhang Xiu and Cao Chun: "Weapon is the fundamental matter of the country. The three generals are responsible for the life and death of thousands of troops and the rise and fall of the country. But they should pay a good sacrifice. This great Han army god bless us. In this victory, the decisive battle with Yuan Shao will be won. From then on, the great Han will win."

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