As he spoke, Li Qin carefully examined the memorial in his hand.
The memorial in his hand was written in great detail.
The text not only describes the development of the situation but also evaluates the fighting capabilities of peasant armies led by Li Hongji.
After reading the above, Li Qin finally understood what had happened during his campaign against the Tatars.
So many things have happened in Henan.
In his original estimate, Li Hongji and others would at most take Nanyang, but due to the addition of Liu Shengwu and Wanyan Gun, the situation changed.
They let Dong Zhonglou escape and even opened the city gates of Xiangyang for them.
After capturing Xiangyang, Wanyan Gun continued south in pursuit of Dong Zhonglou's remaining forces.
Liu Shengwu, along with Li Hongji and others who had captured Nanyang, learned of the capture of Xiangyang.
They all led their troops to Huguang.
According to the subsequent description, the fighting capacity of the Huguang army was simply too weak.
They could easily take over Huguang and capture the Governor-General of Huguang, He Tengjiao.
Faced with this situation, Li Qin didn't know whether to cry or laugh.
He then ordered someone to bring out a map of Hubei and Hunan, and looking at the situation on it, he was also at a loss.
Based on current information, Wanyan Gun attacked Xiangyang without receiving his own orders.
My initial orders to him were to assist Li Hongji in attacking Dong Zhonglou and to let Liu Shengwu train his troops.
As a result, they let themselves go once they got to the battlefield.
He led the Jurchen cavalry in a relentless pursuit of Dong Zhonglou's army.
Now that they have crossed Xiangyang, the situation in Huguang is very favorable.
However, their successive victories could very well lead to the southern governors and generals, due to the threat, uniting under the banner of the Nanjing court.
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