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The opponents were different, Fang La's peasant rebel army did not have much combat effectiveness, and it was not good in the face of the regular army of Liao.

Winning a war is not won by numbers, but by the strength of the soldiers, and if there are 100,000 troops but the opponent's army has the strength, it will fail.

Because Fang La was just a kiwi fungus at that time. And the Liao army is a regular army, so it can be said that it was defeated by the Liao army.

Because Xiao Gan has only 50,000 troops, his army has a very strong ability to cooperate, and the military skills of each of them are very strong, which is not something that Tong Guan's 200,000 army can have, so this is the reason why he is defeated by Xiao Gan.

Because although Xiao Gan of the Liao State only has 50,000 troops, they are all brave and good at fighting. Although He Tongguan has an army of 200,000, he is pampered, so he is far inferior to Xiao Gan's troops in terms of combat power.

That's because the combat effectiveness of these 200,000 troops is not strong, and Tong Guan's military command talent is not outstanding, facing the elite troops of the Liao State with 50,000 troops, it finally ended in failure.

Fang La sent Fang Qifo to lead the northern expedition, captured Chongde County in one fell swoop, besieged Xiuzhou (now Jiaxing, Zhejiang) in the northeast of Hangzhou, and divided his troops into Huzhou (now Wuxing, Zhejiang). Just as Wang Yu led the Song army of the East Road from the north, the Fang Qifo righteous army met the battle, was invincible, and retreated to Hangzhou. At the same time, Fang La led the main force to the south, and successively captured Wu (now Jinhua, Zhejiang) and Qu (now Zhejiang) two prefectures.

The other divisions of the Righteous Army went north to conquer Ningguo County, Xuanzhou (now southwest of Ningguo, Anhui), and entered to besiege the Guangde Army (now Guangde, Anhui). The Righteous Army conquered more than 50 counties in six prefectures, including the entire territory of present-day Zhejiang Province and the vast areas of Anhui, southern Jiangsu, and northeastern Jiangxi.

Fang La in the new version of "Water Margin".

The rebel army lost the battle of Xiuzhou, and Hangzhou lost its barrier. In February, the Song army besieged Hangzhou, and the rebels were forced to withdraw from Hangzhou after a bitter battle because they ran out of food. Hangzhou was lost, and the revolutionary situation took a sharp turn for the worse.

At the beginning of March, the rebels marched into Hangzhou again and were unsuccessful. The Song army Yang Keshi and Liu Zhenbu captured Shezhou, and Wang Yu's department.

Capture Muzhou. On the second day of the fourth month, Quzhou was lost, and the general of the rebel army, Zheng Mowang, was captured. On the 17th, Wuzhou fell. On the 19th, Wang Yu's troops captured Qingxi County. Fang La led the rebels to retreat to help Yuantong. Wang Yu, Liu Zhen and other Song armies converged and surrounded the source of help. On the 24th, the Song army launched a general offensive. The rebels were attacked on their backs and rose up to resist, and more than 70,000 people died heroically. Fang La, his wife Shao Shi, his son Fang Bo (the second prince), Prime Minister Fang Fei and other more than 30 people were captured and relieved.

He went to Bianjing and died heroically on August 24.

He was captured by Han Shizhong.