The process of the battle of Hulan and sudden hypothermia, where is the sudden hypothermia of Kulan

Zhu Di led 80,000 Ming troops and Mahamu's 30,000 heavy cavalry to fight in Hulan and suddenly lost temperature. Zhu Di was defeated and killed many enemies.

Kulan lost temperature in the present-day Mongolian People's Republic.

Ulaanbaatar.

Because of the perennial war, there was still a drought at that time, and the people were not able to make a living, so they soon lost their previous strength.

Because the Ming Dynasty fought for many years, coupled with the drought in the country, it was not repaired in time.

No matter how strong the army is, it will appear after many wars.

Because the Ming national strength was weakened later, the strength of the three major battalions of the Ming army also weakened.

Introduce the causes and consequences of the defense of Beijing during the Ming Dynasty On this issue, I think.

The defeat of the civil fort was entirely for command reasons. The troops had no strategic planning at all, and as Wang Zhenxing was transferred around, they did not enter the combat preparations at all, and the heavy rain from the sky was just when the morale was low, and the troops were naturally defeated by the Wallaqi attack. On the battlefield, if the army is demoralized and not ready for battle, the more people there are, the more they will become a burden, and the collapse of some people will quickly turn into a rout of the whole army.

As for the defense of Beijing, on the one hand, Warat did not have effective siege means in the face of the fortified city, and on the other hand, the Ming army defended its homeland and country, was eager for revenge, and had high morale, coupled with Yu Qian's bravery and reasonable command. In addition, the defense of Beijing could not be said to be broken, but the city could not be captured by Wara, and the supplies were not allowed to be besieged for a long time, and the siege was finally withdrawn, and the Ming army did not annihilate the main force of Wara.

The Battle of Yingchang, which forced the Northern Yuan Khan court to move to Mobei.

The decisive battle related to the life and death of the Northern Yuan Dynasty - the defense of Xuanguang in the second year shook the whole Mongolia - the battle of Yuerhai.

Only for the mutual market** - the battle of Gengxu.

The Tumubao War also captured the emperor of the Ming Dynasty, so I suggest you take a look at "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty".

Wars between the Ming and Mongolia were frequent, and the Mongols had been harassing the borders of the Ming Dynasty. The famous wars are, Xu Da's northern expedition to Wang Baobao, the battle of Lanyu Fishing Erhai, Zhu Di's seven expeditions to Mongolia (five imperial expeditions), the Tumubao Incident (the capture of Zhu Qi Town), the defense of Beijing, and the Ming Wuzong's expedition to Mobei....

Spears and crossbows, speared infantry to conquer the Mongol iron cavalry.

I suggest to take a look at the "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty" that is written! I've seen it and kind of forgot! It seems that their generals can't do it!