Why did the Huns dare not come back in the Battle of Mobei?

Because the Battle of Mobei made the Huns feel the power of the Central Plains and found that the Central Plains was not so easy to bully, they gave up the idea of bullying the Huns.

The Xiongnu suffered two defeats in the Battle of Hexi and the Battle of Mobei, and then there was an outbreak of plague, and their strength dropped significantly. In the Western Han Dynasty at the same time, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty greatly increased his strength after a series of reforms, and there were also generals such as Huo Quzhi and Wei Qing.

The Mobei people are very powerful, and they may be a little arrogant in the north, so the Huns who fought did not dare to come back.

After the Battle of Mobei, the vitality of the Huns was greatly damaged.

At that time, the Han Dynasty was already very strong, and the Huns lived in a bitter cold land, and there was a shortage of food, and it was even more slump after the Battle of Mobei.

1 The Xiongnu suffered a heavy defeat in this campaign. 2 After the war, before the Xiongnu could recover their strength, another plague broke out, and they did not have the energy to go to war with the rising Western Han Dynasty. 3 The internal reform of the Western Han Dynasty was successful, and the national strength became stronger and stronger.

In the battle of Henan and Hebei, the Xiongnu were already greatly injured, and later Huo Qubing and Wei Qing caused the Xiongnu to lose 90,000 people, which greatly dampened the morale of the Xiongnu.

The war at that time allowed Mobei to see the force of the Central Plains, so he would not come back in a short time.

Because they saw the strength of the soldiers in the Battle of Mobei, and also felt their heroic fighting spirit.

The army of the Han Dynasty was strong and strong, and the Xiongnu expected that it would be difficult to win, and the army was scattered, so they fled, and their left and right arms were cut off, and they hung in the desert north, and did not dare to fight again.

The so-called eating a trench grows a wisdom, of course, it hurts for several generations, and it slowly recovers.

The Battle of Mobei was a battle that fundamentally changed the balance of power between the Han and the Hungarians, but it was not the final decisive battle. In this battle, the Han army wiped out all the elite of the Xiongnu troops, broke the will of the Xiongnu royal and civil fighting, and also made 8 million Xiongnu (including 4.5 million slave people) lose two-thirds of the population and one-fifth of the livestock, the Han Dynasty changed from passive to active, but the Xiongnu did not exterminate and surrender, and still had considerable strength. The military and political significance of this battle is similar to the "Liaoshen Campaign" in the three major battles, or the "Battle of Stalingrad" in World War II, but it is only a turning point, not the final decisive battle.

In the 200 years after the Battle of Mobei, the Xiongnu have been working hard to fight against the strong Han, and the real end of the history of the Xiongnu is the battle of Cao Cao's Wuhuan, which eliminated the Xiongnu in this battle, adapted the Xiongnu and scared away the Xiongnu two, plus the Xiongnu who joined the nationality of the Han Dynasty during the Han Dynasty, and the five Xiongnu finally had a home. As for the large number of "Xiongnu" that suddenly appeared during the Northern and Southern Dynasties, some of them were the descendants of the Xiongnu who joined the nationality of the Han Dynasty during the Han Dynasty, and more of them were actually the slaves under the other four accounts of the original Xiongnu.

Yes At that time, Huo Qu was sick and sealed the wolf Juxu, and Wei Qing defeated the main army of Yi Zhixian, so far, the Xiongnu could not pose a threat to the Han Dynasty.