Iron-Blooded Late Tang Dynasty

It's very interesting. Finally someone wrote about the late Tang Dynasty.

To be honest, how do you solve the situation in the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms in which military generals change emperors like changing water without restricting the use of force?

The main force of the Tang Army has been changing. The troops that Li Jing used to attack the Turks had insufficient horses and armor because of the early establishment of the Tang Dynasty. The main force was infantry and chariots. The cavalry was not many but extremely elite. By the time of Xuanzong, the main force of the Tang Army was cavalry. There were nearly 100,000 troops in Geshu Hantong Pass. Half cavalry, so the court could not afford military expenses and food, so it failed after urging a decisive battle. When the world was in chaos and the feudal towns were separatist, the Tang army's force became stronger. Although it was divided, it could still conquer the surrounding areas. Infantry could be used in Fujian's mountainous areas, but infantry suffered a great loss in the plains.

Fighting from south to north is okay. In the late Tang Dynasty, when you could kill Jiedu even if you lost your breath while holding your breath, it was okay in the late Tang Dynasty, when martial virtue was so abundant that a few thousand soldiers could beat a hundred thousand Khitan cavalry. Let the people in the south who have experienced little war live a few more days and take a serious look at the history of the late Tang Dynasty.

The new book is about three days of fishing and two days of surfing the Internet. It seems that it is not far away from being cool.

I want to fight from the south to the north, but I have not touched Anhui, Hubei, and Hunan. You can't get on. Jiangxi alone can block the road to the north of Fujian and Guangdong, and Hubei and Hunan on the water can block it.

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