In the Southern Song, I Contest the World with the Mongols

The emperors of the Song Dynasty are really unlikable. After racing at the Gaoliang River Car Theology Society, they have never really stood up again. They are either paying tribute or suing for peace. Jiumei will not talk about it, as if fate has arranged it. The only few emperors of the Song Dynasty who can be said do not seem to live very long. However, the Song Dynasty lived the longest and there were some foolish emperors. God seems to be unhappy with the Song Dynasty!

The author is engaging in a military adventure. Only 60,000 soldiers and 150,000 horses dare to attack a target 2,000 kilometers away. You must know that in order to ensure the marching speed, the carriage is not suitable for walking on the grassland, so the supplies can only be transported by horses. Taking the 400 kilogram Hequ horses as an example, each horse can carry up to 250-300 kilograms of weight. If the infantry and pack horses march 45 kilometers every day, it will take at least 45 days for the main force of the army to arrive. More than 60,000 people and 150,000 horses, equivalent to 2.5 Horses per person. That is to say, each person has an extra 700 kilograms of transportation capacity. However, since the whole person and personal equipment are on the horse when the cavalry is marching, the weight of 180 kilograms per person of 12,000 people is divided into 150,000 horses. Each horse needs to be divided into 14 kilograms, so 2.5 Horses is 35 kilograms, so the entire army has a single-person transportation capacity of 665 kilograms. In order to ensure the marching speed of the infantry, the infantry only needs to carry weapons, one day's supply of water, food and clothing. Then the horses can carry 60 kilograms of dry food (for 30 days, any gaps will be replenished on the spot), 30 kilograms of armor, 150 kilograms of drinking water for 2.5 Horses a day, 10 kilograms of ammunition and arrows, and the remaining 415 kilograms of concentrated horse feed and salt are shipped. Each horse is allocated 166 kilograms of grain feed, which is close to 4 kilograms per day. A 400-kilogram horse needs 15 kilograms of dry feed every day when marching, and 5-10 kilograms of grain and other concentrated feed. However, there is a lack of grain supplements on the grassland, which means that the grain feed carried can only meet the needs of the cavalry horses. The remaining 100,000 war horses are allocated 2 kilograms of grain feed every day, and the horses will suffer losses. In this case, the Mongols only needed to move the tribes within 3 days' journey (300 miles) in front of the Song army, burn the horses, cattle, sheep, hay and wood that could not be transported away, throw dead animals into various water sources, and deploy 2,000 rangers and waiters in this scorched area. Once the Song army is close to a day's journey away, the scorched earth will continue. In this way, the Song army will retreat, and the Mongols may even have a chance to return and drag this Song army to the grassland.

The author actually said that farmers in the Song Dynasty had the best life in history. What the funniest joke ever!

To be honest, the characters are a bit too intellectual, and the character of the main character, the eldest brother, is thin and cliched. Moreover, the character of the protagonist is a bit off-kilter, especially the sentence "Sister Xiaotao". What kind of persona is your original character? Can't you just maintain the general persona and slowly change it? You have to take a big step to change. Sorry, author, I am a reasonable person.

In fact, to put it bluntly, the Song Dynasty was not destroyed by the Mongols, but by the northern people who resented the Song Dynasty. I don't care whether you are Mongolian or Dajin. I only know that the Song Dynasty was not good to me. Just like the Eight-Power Allied Forces entered Beijing and the Chinese sent projectiles to help fight the war. The Song Dynasty has become unpopular. No matter how awesome your superficial data is, what's the use? It looks powerful, can you use it?

If you want to unify and become the emperor of Liao, you are no better than the rulers of the two small kingdoms of Jin and Song.

Writing historical novels, the word "step" usually appears many times Let me popularize it: Standing both feet side by side, taking one step forward, this is called a half step Standing both feet side by side, taking a step forward with the left foot, and then taking another step with the right foot, this is called a step (one step) Therefore, if you do not accumulate steps, you will not be able to reach a thousand miles. ——"Xunzi·Encouragement to Learning" Step: In ancient times, one step was called a step (half step); two feet were taken once and called a step. I am 1.69 Meters tall, and one step is 1.3 Meters (normal walking, multiple measurements). The higher the height, the longer the distance of one step.

The two books before and after the seizure of power are like two books. Although the first part is not about serious matters, at least the characters are vivid and flesh-and-blood. However, after the seizure of power, they only write about the general direction and military affairs. The heroine and male supporting characters in the first part are missing. The second part is very boring and tiring to read.

There are many people in the comment area saying how awesome Mongolia is and how the Southern Song Dynasty can't be defeated. Are they still living in the dream of the past? History has proven that in the face of firearms, even the cold weapon era is rubbish even if it is powerful. Don't compare it to the early matchlocks. Three rows of mature flintlock guns can defeat cavalry, let alone rifled guns. The reason why there were a large number of cavalry before World War II was because of mobility issues. Infantry can't march as fast as cavalry. As for the problems in Mongolia and the Southern Song Dynasty, even if technology is not developed, it is still completely fine to replace the ruler with a capable ruler, consolidate the national power, and unite the people's hearts to defend the country.

When Mongolia was about to be destroyed, the Southern Song Dynasty made a realistic choice. The Southern Song Dynasty tried its best to deliver grain, grass and soldiers to the Jin Kingdom, maintain the combat power of the Jin Army, let the Jin Army consume the effective strength of the Mongols, and wait for opportunities to severely damage some of the Mongols (preferably Torres), and ultimately caused the Jin Army to lose its ability to counterattack the Mongols, but it would not be quickly destroyed by the Mongols. In addition, on the eastern front of the Mongols, it promoted the cooperation between Goryeo and Dongxia, provided food and equipment to Pu Xianwannu, and fought against the Mongolian affiliated forces in Liaodong. If necessary, it could also obtain supplies from Japan to maintain the front. In addition, due to the tradition of inheritance by the youngest son among Mongolian nobles, in order to divert internal conflicts, Ogedai may still launch the "Eldest Son's Western Expedition". This Western Expedition lasted for seven years until Ogedai's death, after which the Mongols began to split internally. Therefore, the Southern Song Dynasty should make every effort to improve its national power from 1230 to 1240, try its best to prevent the Jin Kingdom from being destroyed by the Mongols, try its best to maintain the existence of Goryeo, and try its best to avoid an all-out war with the Mongols. During this ten years, the Southern Song Dynasty wanted to complete the development of Taiwan Island, strengthen the penetration of Tibet, and eliminate Dali or face humiliation. In addition, economically, they trade with the Arab world through navigation and obtain new crops, fine horses and other war materials. After completing the accumulation of strength, he decisively eliminated the Jin Kingdom and deployed defenses at Tongguan and the Yellow River. What followed was an all-out war with the Mongols.