Video: Ranking the Ten Greatest Armies in Ancient China

Li Rui obtains the Strongest Army Selection System, and is tasked with awarding prizes to the strongest military forces of ancient China.

Over several thousand years of Chinese civilization, there have been not only outstanding sage rulers, wise monarchs, heroes, and great men,

but also the most powerful armies.

This time, Li Rui will award prizes to China's strongest military forces.

The Ancient China's Strongest Army Selection, No. 10: The Ming Navy.

The Ming Navy first sent Zheng He's fleet on voyages to the Western Seas, displaying the might of the Ming Dynasty. Later, it crushed the Japanese fleet at the Battle of Noryang and defeated Dutch colonial fleets at the Battles of Penghu and Liaoluo Bay.

From its beginning to its end, the Ming Navy never lost a battle. It was an undefeated force!

The Ancient China's Strongest Army Selection, No. 9: The Guan-Ning Iron Cavalry.

The Guan-Ning Iron Cavalry, built by Yuan Chonghuan, defeated an army of 100,000 Eight Banners troops with just 10,000 battered soldiers at the Battle of Ningyuan.

They shattered the boast that the Jurchen were invincible once their numbers reached ten thousand.

When they rushed to reinforce the capital, 9,000 Guan-Ning cavalrymen still defeated 100,000 Eight Banners troops.

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