In the history of the world, has there ever been a victory with a small number of troops against a m

The Eight-Nation Alliance, the Qing-French War, and the Opium War.

I don't remember the victory, but like the Battle of Hengyang, the enemy ** was several times larger than ours, and then our side was not completely annihilated in the end and had the strength to surrender, and there are sayings that it was also regarded as a victorious battle.

Even if the victor is inferior in overall strength, he will have an advantage in part, and there is no such thing as a complete victory of a small number of troops against a majority, especially in the reality that strength is equal to combat effectiveness.

In the spring of 205 BC, Liu Bang commanded the armies of five vassal states, totaling 560,000 people, to the east to attack the state of Chu. Xiang Yu, who was quelling the rebellion of Qi State, learned that Liu Bang had attacked Chu State and immediately led 30,000 elite soldiers back to Chu State. In April, Liu Bang led the Han army to conquer Pengcheng, the capital of Chu.

The Han army plundered treasures and women on a large scale, indulged in feasts and drinks every day, and did not guard against the Chu army. Xiang Yu led 30,000 elite soldiers to quickly rush back to the territory of Chu and attack Pengcheng. After Xiang Yu led his army to Pengcheng, he defeated the Han army.

The Chu army killed more than 100,000 Han troops. The Han army was defeated and retreated to Suishui to the east of Lingbi, where they were forced into the water by the Chu army, drowning more than 100,000 people. Liu Bang only led dozens of people to escape.

It is said that the "Battle of Kunyang of the New Han Dynasty" is like this. Of course, it's just a history book introduction. In addition, you can take a look at the late Northern Song Dynasty and the Jin State to jointly attack Liao, and the Liao State was also an absolute "more than less", and did not use any strategy.

The Opium War, the Eight-Nation Alliance's War of Aggression against China, as well as the invasion of China by the Ming Dynasty, the invasion of China by the Mongol Iron Cavalry, the invasion of China by the Xiongnu in the early Han Dynasty, the invasion of China by the Turks in the early Tang Dynasty, and the invasion of China by the Khitan in the early Song Dynasty. These are not all, but there are many of them.

I remember watching the "Germans" documentary in the past, I mentioned that in the Austro-Prussian War, China Renstein fought a battle, and the real frontal conflict was won more with less, but it was because Prussia first ordered the technology of breech guns.

Is a marathon counted? And several major battles of Alexander's expedition... Under normal circumstances, winning more with less is better than winning with more from a local point of view.

That's too much, the recent People's Liberation Army is, but the words are not right, if you add the support of the people, then the number of the People's Liberation Army will be more.

In the 5th century AD, the Huns fought against the Roman Germanic army, and the Romanian army was few.

How can there be a rush in a war like in the TV series In ancient times, wars had formations

In fact.. This charge is also strategic.。。 It's not a line of rush.

I know you're sad, yesterday it was lovers and today you break up when you say you break up.

Needless to say, the 300 Spartan warriors also used the meter.

Xin Qiji led thirty people to fight a fight and finally won the battle.

Cao Wenzhao's 3,000 people chased hundreds of thousands of people and fought, chasing and fighting!

The Connai War, a completely frontal conflict.

The title can be summed up in an idiom: less is more.

Battle of Temujinno Fox Ridge.

Many of Xiang Yu's deeds prove this.

Too much ......Battle of Bali Bridge.

Don't be in a hurry.

1. The Battle of Makino.

The Battle of Muye, also known as the "Battle of King Wu", was a decisive battle between the allied forces of King Wu of Zhou and the army of the Shang Dynasty in Muye (south of present-day Qi County, Henan Province, north of the Wei River, near Xinxiang City).

The total number of Zhou troops reached 10,000. According to the Historical Records, the total number of troops dispatched by Emperor Xin was 700,000, and some documents record that it is 170,000. The Battle of Makino was won by King Wu of Zhou.

2. The Battle of the Giant Deer.

The Battle of Julu was a major decisive battle in Julu led by Xiang Yu to tens of thousands of Chu troops (the rebel armies of the later princes also participated in the battle) and the main force of 400,000 Qin troops led by Qin famous generals Zhang Han and Wang Lisuo in Julu in the late Qin uprising.

Xiang Yu broke through the cauldron and took the lead in attacking the Qin army when the princes' armies were cowering, leading the princes' rebel army to finally annihilate the king's army, and forced another 200,000 Zhang Qin troops to surrender a few months later. From this feather, he established a leading position among the rebel armies. After this battle, the main force of the Qin Dynasty was completely lost, and it existed in name only.

3. The Battle of Pengcheng.

The Battle of Pengcheng took place in April of the second year of Emperor Gao of the Han Dynasty (205 BC) and was one of the major battles of the Chu-Han War. Relying on Xiang Yu's eloquence and strategy, the Chu army defeated 560,000 people with 30,000 troops in half a day, creating a model of quick decisive battle in ancient wars, and a famous example of winning more with less in Chinese history.

4. The Battle of Guandu.

In the fifth year of Emperor Jian'an of the Eastern Han Dynasty (200 years), Cao Cao's army and Yuan Shao's army held each other in Guandu, and fought a strategic decisive battle here. The Battle of Guandu, after more than a year of confrontation, ended with Cao Cao's complete victory. With a force of about 20,000, Cao Cao won a surprise victory and defeated Yuan's army of 100,000.

This battle laid the foundation for Cao Cao's unification of northern China.

5. The Battle of Red Cliffs.

The Battle of Chibi refers to the period of the formation of the Three Kingdoms, when the combined forces of Sun Quan and Liu Bei broke Cao Cao's army in the Chibi area of the Yangtze River in the thirteenth year of Jian'an (208), with a total of more than 50,000 people and hundreds of thousands of Cao Cao, which was a war with a huge disparity in strength.

This is a famous battle that laid the foundation for the establishment of the Three Kingdoms, winning more with less, and defeating the strong with the weak. This is one of the famous wars in Chinese history in which fewer won more, and it is also the most famous of the "three major battles" during the Three Kingdoms period.

6. The Battle of Huangshui.

The battle of Huangshui, which occurred in 383 A.D., was the decisive battle in a series of battles launched by the former Qin, the unified regime in the north during the Eastern Jin Dynasty, to the Eastern Jin Dynasty in the south.

7. The Battle of Dagang.

In the first year of Jin Huiguo (the fifth year of Liao Tianqing, 1115), in the Jin-Liao War, the Jin army pursued and defeated the main force of the Liao army in a strategic decisive battle in Hubu Dagang. The Jin army defeated the Liao army of 700,000 with 20,000 troops, and the Liao army was defeated, and many people died. This battle was a famous battle in the history of Chinese warfare in which fewer won more.

The Battle of the Giant Deer, the Battle of Monk Yuan, the Battle of Shangfeng Ridge, the Battle of the Calga River, and so on.

The Battle of Julu was a great uprising at the end of Qin, Xiang Yu led tens of thousands of Chu troops (the rebel armies of the later princes also participated in the war), and 400,000 led by the famous Qin generals Zhang Han and Wang Li.

A major decisive battle fought by the main force of the Qin army at Julu (present-day Pingxiang, Hebei), it is also one of the famous battles in Chinese history in which fewer won more.

Xiang Yu broke through the cauldron and took the lead in attacking the Qin army when the princes' armies were cowering, leading the princes' righteous army to finally annihilate the king's army, and forced the other 200,000 Zhang Qin troops to surrender eight months later. From this feather, he established a leading position among the rebel armies.

After this battle, the main force of the Qin Dynasty was completely lost, and it existed in name only.

The Battle of Monk Yuan was one of the important battles in the anti-Jin war commanded by the anti-Jin generals Wu Jue and Wu Lan brothers in the early years of the Southern Song Dynasty. In this battle, the Southern Song army inflicted heavy losses on the Jin army and won the final victory.

In May of the 40th year of Jiajing of the Ming Dynasty (1561), in the Battle of Taizhou, the general Qi Jiguang led his army to ambush the Japanese in Shangfengling, Taizhou (now northwest of Linhai, Zhejiang).

The Battle of the Calga River was an important battle in May 1223 (the 18th year of Yuan Taizu), in which the Mongol army defeated the Russian coalition at the Calga River in the first Mongol expedition to the west.

In the history of world wars, the famous battles in which fewer won more include the Battle of Guandu, the Battle of Huangshui, the Battle of Chibi, the Battle of Makino, the Battle of Cannae, and the Battle of Marathon.

The Battle of Guandu was a decisive battle in the fifth year of Jian'an in the Eastern Han Dynasty of China, that is, in 200 AD, when Cao Cao's army defeated the attack of Yuan Shao's army in the Guandu area. Cao Cao defeated Yuan Shao's more than 110,000 soldiers with 20,000 men, and as a result of the war, more than 70,000 people of Yuan's main force were eliminated and all military funds were captured. Yuan Shao only led more than 800 horsemen to flee north, and since then he has been in a slump.

The Battle of Weishui was the decisive battle in a series of battles launched by the Former Qin, a unified power in the north, to the Eastern Jin Dynasty in the south in 383 AD. In 383 A.D., the former Qin sent troops to attack the Jin and fought at the river, and finally the Eastern Jin Dynasty defeated the more than 800,000 former Qin troops with only 80,000 troops.

The Battle of Chibi, at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Sun Quan and Liu Bei's combined forces broke Cao Cao's army in the Chibi area of the Yangtze River in the thirteenth year of Jian'an, laying the foundation of the Three Kingdoms to win more with less, and the famous battle to defeat the strong with the weak, which is one of the famous wars in Chinese history to win more with less. The actual fighting strength of the two sides in the Battle of Chibi was a maximum of 50,000 troops of Sun and Liu, and 100,000 to 200,000 troops of Cao Cao, which was a war with a huge disparity in strength.

The Battle of Muye, on January 26, 1046 BC, King Wu of Zhou personally commanded more than 40,000 soldiers to the east, and according to the "Historical Records", the total number of troops dispatched by Emperor Xin of the Shang Dynasty was 700,000. King Wu of Zhou adopted a preemptive strategy, winning more with less, defeating the strong with the weak, and the entire Shang army was annihilated, and only 330,000 people were taken into slavery by the Shang. The Battle of Makino ended the six-hundred-year-old Shang Dynasty and established the rule of the Western Zhou Dynasty.

The Battle of Cannae, which took place in 216 BC, was the main battle of the Second Punic War. The Carthaginian commander Hannibal managed to defeat the Roman 80,000 men with 30,000 men, and succeeded in defeating the army led by the Roman consuls Paulus and Pharaus. Although this battle did not result in Carthage completely defeating Rome, Hannibal's mastery of tactics has made it still known as one of the greatest battles in military history.

Battle of Marathon, in the spring of 490 BC, Darius I sent Datis and Atafinis to lead an army of about 50,000 men and nearly 400 warships on a second expedition to Greece. He first captured and destroyed the city of Eretria, then advanced south, landing on the plain of Marathon, about 40 kilometers northeast of Athens. Athens sent 10,000 infantry to fight the Persian army's landing site in the plain of Marathon.

The Athenian army encircled and annihilated the Persian army at the Battle of Marathon at a small cost of 192 men. The Battle of Marathon has become one of the examples in the history of ancient warfare in which less wins more.

The Battle of Chibi, the Battle of Julu, the Battle of Suishui, the Battle of Huangshui, the Battle of Cannae Abroad, and the Battle of Marathon.

The Peloponnesian War was a war between the Delian League, led by Athens, and the Peloponnesian League, led by Sparta. The Second Peloponnesian War lasted from 431 to 404 BC, during which the two sides ceased several times and eventually Sparta was victorious.

The Battle of Muye, the Battle of Julu, the Battle of Hefei.

The Battle of Chibi, the Battle of Guandu.

For example, the Battle of Yique, the Battle of Julu, the Battle of Tiger Prison, the Battle of Nahu Mountain and Buheidu Erma, the Battle of the Calga River, the Battle of the Saiyo River, the Battle of Huangqiao, the Battle of Jimo, the Battle of Chiting, the Battle of Yubi, the Battle of Taiyuan, the Battle of Yongqiu, the Battle of Suiyang, the Battle of Shunchang, the Battle of Liuhe, the Battle of Luzhou, the Battle of Ningyuan, the Battle of Taizhou, the Battle of Salhu, the First to the Fourth Anti-Encirclement and Suppression, the Third Anti-Encirclement and Suppression in the Hubei-Henan-Anhui Soviet Region, the Anti-Six-Way Siege in the Sichuan-Shaanxi Soviet Region, the Soviet-Chinese Campaign, the Jinzhong Campaign, the Huaihai Campaign, the Jiulian Mountain Battle, The Battle of Baiju, the Battle of Jingcheng, the Battle of Weishui, the Battle of Zhu'a, the Battle of Linzi, the Battle of Tangping Xiaomi, the Battle of Yiling, the Battle of Qianshuiyuan, the Battle of Jiashan, the Battle of Chibi, the Battle of Chenjiadao, the Battle of Quarrying, the Battle of Qishan, the Battle of Poyang Lake, the Battle of Pengcheng, the Battle of Hunhe, and the Battle of Dawaqi of the Qing Dynasty.

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Correct the mistake above:

Battle of Yiling. The Wu army participated in the battle of 70,000, and it is generally estimated that more than 10,000 were killed in battle.

80,000 Shu troops went out of Sichuan, 60,000 participated in the war (Jiangbei Huangquan Army and the Hou Army did not participate in the war), and 5-60,000 were killed.

The Eight-Nation Coalition invaded Beijing, with 20,000 troops instead of a few thousand, and hundreds of people were killed.

The Qing army did not lose hundreds of thousands, but only 2-30,000.

More than 200,000 boxers were killed, and more than half of them were slaughtered by the Qing army. One million people died.

The Spartans fought a decisive battle with the Persians at Thermopae Pass in 480 BC, with more than 300 men fighting 100,000 men, but there was no victory.

Battle of the Great Deer. Xiang Yu 20,000-400,000.

Annihilation of the Battle of Pengcheng.

Xiang Yu 30,000-560,000.

J 200,000. Battle of Jingcheng.

Hanxin 30,000-200,000.

Destroy Zhao and capture Zhao Wang Xie.

Battle of Weishui. Han Xin tens of thousands-200,000.

Destroy Qi, the battle of Kunyang.

Liu Xiu is less than 20,000-420,000.

Wang Yi fled back to Luoyang with only a few thousand men.

Battle of Guandu. Cao Cao 20,000 - more than 10 thousand.

More than 70,000 people were annihilated.

Battle of Hefei. Zhang Liao 7,000-100,000.

Defeat of the Wu army. The Battle of the Rivers.

Xie Xuan: 80,000-970,000.

Fu Jian to Luoyang, only more than 10 thousand.

The Battle of Guandu, the Battle of Weishui, the Battle of Chibi, the Battle of Julu, the Battle of Makino, the Battle of Cannae, the Battle of Marathon, etc.