He certainly knew that Wei Xiaokuan had another reason for sending him to guard Jinzhou: Jinzhou was backed by the Liaoxi Corridor.
He was able to receive reinforcements from his brother, Li Qin.
At the same time, if the situation becomes unfavorable, he can always escape through the Liaoxi Corridor to Shanhaiguan.
However, in Liaodong, they could only fight to the death against the Tatar army.
Both Jinzhou and Liaodong must be defended.
One is more difficult, the other is relatively less difficult.
It can be said that Liaodong is more difficult to defend than Liaodong, and a famous general is needed to defend it.
He considered his own and Wei Xiaokuan's abilities and realized he was right.
If we switched places, he would guard Jinzhou, and I would guard Liaodong.
Facing the Tatar army head-on, he might really lose Liaodong.
He then listened to Wei Xiaokuan's advice and led his army to Jinzhou.
At the same time, he left a portion of his troops with Wei Xiaokuan in Liaodong, and told him that he could use any means necessary to protect Liaodong.
After watching Li Wenqi lead the army away, Wei Xiaokuan...
They also began to mobilize the local people and militia in Liaodong to defend the city, while simultaneously implementing a scorched-earth policy.
Make all necessary preparations for defending the city.
Awaiting the arrival of the Tatar army.
Jizhen.
After Li Qin and his men learned that the Tatars had turned their attention to Liaodong, they all immediately requested that Li Qin go to Liaodong to provide aid.
Liaodong is my hometown, and absolutely nothing can happen to it.
Li Qin looked at the map in front of him, but a sense of doubt filled his heart.
The Tatars were clearly heading for Jizhou.
Why did they suddenly head towards Liaodong?
But he doesn't have time to think about these things now.
Li Qin also knew the importance of Liaodong, and subsequently began to assemble a large army, preparing to go through Shanhaiguan to rescue Liaodong.
Just after Li Qin gave the order, Zhou Wentong, the garrison commander of Jizhou who was leading the reinforcements, stepped forward and said to Li Qin:
"My lord, if we go through Shanhaiguan to Liaodong now, we will be completely led by the Tatars."
I have a plan. I request that the Duke hand over the ten thousand Liaodong cavalry and the ten thousand Jurchen cavalry to me.
I led them out of the northern mountains, along a small path, to launch a surprise attack on the Tatar army from behind.
Duke He led a large army out of western Liaoning to attack the Tatar army from both sides.
It will surely produce remarkable results.
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