The reason why there are many battles in the history of our country with less

Updated on history 2024-05-01
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  1. Anonymous users2024-02-08

    For example, the Battle of Yique, the Battle of Julu, the Battle of Tiger Prison, the Battle of Nahu Mountain and Buhei Duerma, the Battle of the Calga River, the Battle of the Saiyo River, and the Battle of the Yellow Bridge were all battles of annihilation of the enemy. It takes a lot of courage for commanders to encircle and annihilate most enemy forces with a small number of troops, such as Bai Qi, Genghis Khan, and Su Yu are all good at fighting annihilation (I personally think that the three of them are the best commanders in the history of Chinese warfare), Xiang Yu is known for his bravery, and Li Shimin is known for his exhaustion of the enemy. The most such battles were fought during the Mongol period, which also fully reflects its military thinking.

    Like 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, and the Battle of Ningyuan are the defensive battles of the city. There are two requirements for commanders in this kind of campaign: one is composure, and the other is superior resourcefulness.

    In addition, it is also very important for the military and the people to share the same hatred for the enemy. Like Wei Xiaokuan defended Yubi and annihilated 70,000 enemies, Li Guangbi defended Taiyuan with less than 10,000 people and annihilated 70,000 enemies, Zhang Xun defended Yongqiu with 3,000 and repeatedly defeated the rebels, and defended Suiyang with 6,800 people to destroy 120,000 enemies. Such a battle will give people a feeling of endless aftertaste after watching it.

    For example, the Battle of Taizhou, the Battle of Salhu, the First - 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-Central Campaign, the Jinzhong Campaign, the Huaihai Campaign, and the Jiulian Mountain Battle were all battles in which troops were concentrated and broken. Such a campaign is also the PLA's best skill. It is worth mentioning the battle of Jiulian Mountain, although this battle is small, but it embodies the military thinking of the world.

    For example, the Battle of the Dandai, the Battle of Lunan, the Battle of Laiwu, the Battle of Menglianggu, and the Battle of Eastern Henan were battles to concentrate troops and encircle and annihilate the enemy. This kind of campaign is also the PLA's forte.

    In addition, the Battle of Baiju, the Battle of Jingcheng, the Battle of Weishui, the Battle of Zhu'a, the Battle of Linzi, and the Battle of Tangping and Xiao Milling were continuous and flexible battles; The Battle of Yiling, the Battle of Shallow Waterplain, and the Battle of Jiashan were battles in which the enemy was defeated and defeated; The Battle of Chibi, the Battle of Chenjiadao, the Battle of Quarrying, the Battle of Qishan, and the Battle of Poyang Lake were naval battles and water battles; Other battles also have their own characteristics, such as the Battle of Pengcheng, the Battle of Hunhe, and the Battle of Dawaqi of the Qing Dynasty were all won by the spirit of bravery, especially the last two battles, which can only be described as miracles!

  2. Anonymous users2024-02-07

    Personally, I think that most of them are self-righteous on the side of many people, the command is improper, and the army is lax. For example, Cao Cao's defeat was that he thought he had a lot of troops, and Liu Bei couldn't beat him. Therefore, Liu Bei has an opportunity, plus Zhuge Liang's strategy.

    This may be a bit of luck, such as the weather being in favor of the less crowded side. In the expansion, the side with less made close arrangements, detected the situation of the enemy in advance, and seized the opportunity to attack. Any victorious war must have a human and natural factor.

  3. Anonymous users2024-02-06

    It is usually due to their own reasons or enemy reasons, such as the battle of Huangshui in which the opposing army is not united enough and the ethnic group is mostly Han, the battle of Kunyang in which Liu Xiu and others spread rumors that Wancheng has been lost to the new army, which led to low morale of the new army, the morale of our side is high, and the battle of Julu is broken, etc.

  4. Anonymous users2024-02-05

    Many, from ancient times to the present, try to name a few.

    Spring and Autumn Warring States: The Battle of Shangdang between Qin and Zhao Qin Sheng, Zhao's army made a mistake in command, and its comprehensive national strength was inferior to Qin's.

    Late Qin: Battle of the Giant Deer Chu Sheng Xiang Yu was brave and the Qin army was demoralized.

    Two Hans: The Battle of Kunyang between Liu Xiu and Wang Mang Liu Xiusheng, Wang Mang's rule was unpopular, and Liu Xiuli should cooperate with the outside world.

    Three Kingdoms: The Battle of Guandu between Cao Cao and Yuan Shao Cao Sheng, with proper tactics, Yuan Shao was unpopular.

    The Battle of Chibi between Cao Cao and Sun-Liu's Combined Army The Sun-Liu coalition army was victorious, and the tactics were appropriate, but Cao's army did not accept water and soil.

    Two Jin: The Battle of Weishui between the Former Qin and the Eastern Jin Dynasty Jin was victorious, the former Qin army was poorly commanded and demoralized, and the Jin army was strong in combat.

    Five Hu and Sixteen Kingdoms Northern and Southern Dynasties: Chen Qingzhi's Northern Expedition, Southern Song Sheng, Chen Qingzhi commanded properly, and the main force of the Northern Dynasties was not there.

  5. Anonymous users2024-02-04

    1.The commander is brave and resourceful, and the command is excellent.

    2.The army was well-trained and morale was high.

    3.The back of the human heart.

  6. Anonymous users2024-02-03

    The Battle of Julu, the Battle of Guandu.

  7. Anonymous users2024-02-02

    China has a long history, and war is inevitable in its 5,000-year-old culture. Historically, there have been many famous battles in which fewer won more. Here are two of the most famous battles.

    Battle of Kunyang. The Battle of Kunyang took place at the end of the New Dynasty, in the era of Wang Mang. Kunyang, that is, near the present-day Ye County in Henan Province.

    At that time, the two major rebel armies, Chimei and Lulin, launched an attack on Wang Mang's new dynasty. Wang Mang misjudged the situation, believing that the Red Mei rebel army was the focus, and the focus of the troops would attack the direction of the Red Mei rebel army. When the green forest conquered the city in succession, Wang Mang realized his mistake.

    Nearly 420,000 soldiers and horses were transferred from all over the country, preparing to defeat the Green Forest Rebel Army in one fell swoop.

    The new army hastened to capture Kunyang. But the total strength of the new army was about 10,000. Wang Feng, the general of the new army, thought that he was unable to resist and was ready to flee.

    Liu Xiu dissuaded Wang Feng at a critical moment, and strengthened the confidence of the new army to resist Wang Feng's army. Liu Xiu went out of the city to collect troops and attacked Wang Xun with Wang Feng. In the key battle, Wang Xun was arrogant and arrogant, thinking that Liu Xiu was vulnerable, so he brought more than 10,000 soldiers and horses to fight against Liu Xiu's selected 3,000 soldiers and horses, and strictly ordered the rest of the army not to attack without orders.

    Liu Xiu killed Wang Xun in one fell swoop in the battle, and the other troops did not dare to rush to the aid because they did not have an order, Wang Feng opened the city to attack inside and outside, Wang Mang's army was defeated, and Zheng Leak's hundreds of thousands of troops scattered in a panic and were defeated without a fight. Liu Xiu became famous in this battle, with about 20,000 troops, defeated Wang Mang's army of 420,000 troops, and became the most famous battle in history to win more with less.

    Battle of the Great Deer. The Battle of Julu took place as an uprising at the end of the Qin Dynasty. In the second year of Qin II, the Qin general Zhang Han attacked Chu and killed the leader of the rebel army, Xiang Liang, Xiang Yu's uncle.

    Zhang Han thinks that Chu Pang Sou Guo is no longer a matter of concern. So he waved his troops to join the general Wang Li, and led 400,000 troops to attack Zhao. King Zhao and his army retreated into the city of Julu.

    and asked for help from all the princes.

    The Qin army was very strong at that time, and the king of Zhao sent 5,000 soldiers and horses to test the main force of the Qin army, but the whole army was annihilated, so the princes did not dare to rush to help. After Xiang Yu killed Song Yi, he was named a general and led tens of thousands of troops to aid Zhao State. After Xiang Yu arrived at the Zhangshui River (the Yellow River) not far outside Julu City, he immediately crossed the river and sunk the boat to show his determination to die if he could not win, and the morale of the Chu army soared.

    Xiang Yu then launched an attack and was sure to win the battle. When the princes from all walks of life saw Xiang Yu's victory, they all rushed to help. After 9 major battles, he finally defeated the main force of the Qin army and beheaded Wang Li.

    Zhang Han was defeated and fled. Created the most fearless police in history, the famous battle of winning more with less. That's the end of the word.

    Xiang Yu also went through this battle and established the hegemony of the princes.

    These are two of the most famous battles in history in which less wins more.

  8. Anonymous users2024-02-01

    The Battle of Julu, the Battle of Guandu, the Battle of Chibi, the Battle of Yiling, and the Battle of Weishui are all famous battles in history in which less wins more.

  9. Anonymous users2024-01-31

    The Battle of Julu was a very important battle at that time, and there was also a major duel, and Xiang Yu had 60,000 Chu rebels at that time.

  10. Anonymous users2024-01-30

    In the Battle of Julu, Xiang Yu led 60,000 rebel troops and 400,000 Qin troops led by Wang Lei fought a decisive battle, which was very famous for winning more with less.

  11. Anonymous users2024-01-29

    Hello, there are many battles in Chinese history where fewer won more, and here are some of them:

    Battle of Julu Xiang Yu led 60,000 Chu rebels and Qin generals Zhang Han and Wang Lisuo led the main force of more than 400,000 Qin troops in Julu (now Pingxiang, Hebei) in a major decisive battle.

    In 383 AD, the Eastern Jin Dynasty defeated the more than 800,000 former Qin troops with only 80,000 troops, which was also a war with the largest gap in military personnel.

    Battle of Hefei Zhang Liao 7 100,000 defeated the Wu army.

  12. Anonymous users2024-01-28

    Battle of Baigou River Zhu Di more than 100,000-600,000 casualties more than 100,000, Battle of Shangfengling Qi Jiguang 1500-2,000 Annihilation of more than 300 enemy Japanese Kou, Battle of Taizhou Qi Jiguang Unknown 9 battles and 9 victories, Battle of Hunhe Nurhachi 4 people - 800 miracles, Battle of Salhu Nurhachi 10,000 - about 110,000 - about 110,000, Battle of Ningyuan Yuan Chonghuan less than 20,000 - 130,000 (or 50,000, or more than 100,000), Battle of Guiyang Wang Sanshan 20,000-100,000 Reversed the tide of the counterinsurgency war, and the battle of Dawazi was cleared Awuxi, Batuzir Gar 22-2,000 miracles.

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