After the battle of Liaotianhu began, the Liangshan army won many battles on the battlefield, and soon captured Gaizhou, Huguan and Zhaode. Except for the encounter with Shanshiqi in the Battle of Huguan, the rest of the battles did not encounter the same decent opponent. However, in the sixth battle of this war, the good man of Liangshan encountered one of the strongest opponents. This battle is the Battle of Jinning.
According to the original plan, Jinning belonged to the target of Lu Junyi's army. After dividing the army with Song Jiang, Lu Junyi had forty good men and 50,000 soldiers under his command, and his strength was strong. The Jinning shou general's name was Tian Biao, and he was Tian Hu's younger brother. Although there were more than 10 soldiers and more than 20,000 soldiers in the city, they suffered heavy losses from Liangshan in the recent battle to reinforce Gaizhou, and their morale was low. Therefore, when Lu Jun's soldiers approached the city, Tian Biao did not dare to go out of the city to meet the battle, but only held on to the city to wait for reinforcements.
After three or four days of onslaught, Lu Junyi adopted the advice of Zhu Wu, the master of the Divine Machine Army, changed his tactics, and adopted the method of soil work, piling up soil sacs under the city, taking advantage of the void to break through the city defenses and take the city in one fell swoop. The main general Tian Biao fled in a hurry, thirteen generals were killed, 20,000 soldiers surrendered, Lu Junyi won a complete victory, and the first phase of the Battle of Jinning was declared over.
However, just as Lu Junyi was entering the city to clean up the battlefield, he suddenly learned that Sun An, the commander of tian hu's tent, had led 20,000 soldiers and horses and ten partial generals to come to reinforcements and set up camp ten miles from Jinning City. Lu Junyi immediately ordered that four good men, including Qin Ming, one of the five tiger generals of the Horse Army, and Yang Zhi, a blue-faced beast riding one of the Eight Tigers, lead the army out of the city to meet the battle, and he led his troops to meet him. At this point, the second phase of the Battle of Jinning officially began.
After the two armies opened their positions, Qin Ming took the lead and went head-to-head with Sun An. Sun An was originally from the Jingyuan clan, nine feet long, infinitely powerful, holding a double sword of iron and iron, and strong in martial arts. The two fought fiercely for more than sixty rounds, and it was difficult to score. Lu Junyi saw the situation, Mingjin collected the troops, and prepared to meet the fierce general in person the next day.
The next day, Lu Junyi personally came out to single out with Sun An. After fifty rounds of fighting, Sun An's war horse suddenly lost its front hoof and threw Sun An off the horse. However, Lu Junyi did not take advantage of the danger of others, but let Sun An change horses and fight again. After Sun An changed horses, he went head-to-head with Lu Junyi. After the two fought for more than fifty rounds, Lu Junyi pretended to be defeated and rode away. Sun An chased after him, and as a result, he entered Lu Junyi's ambush circle, and was tripped by a tripwire and captured alive.
Sun An's generals Qin Ying, Lu Qing, and Yao Yue saw that the commander was captured, and rushed up to save Sun An, while the blue-faced beast Yang Zhi, Moyun Golden-winged Ou Peng, and the fire-eyed fox Deng Fei met the battle. After some fighting, Yang Zhi stabbed Qin Ying to death, Ou Pengli beheaded Lu Qing, and Yao Yue was killed by Deng Fei. Subsequently, Lu Junyi led his troops to cover up, the enemy army was defeated, more than 4,000 people were killed, and the remnants retreated ten miles to the village. The war is over for the time being.
After that, Lu Junyi ordered sun an to be escorted to him, personally loosened his restraints, and persuaded sun an to submit to the imperial court. Sun An was touched by Lu Junyi's sincerity and not only agreed to submit, but also offered to personally go out of the city to recruit the remnants outside the city. For Sun An's statement, Lu Junyi was convinced and asked Sun An to go out of the city to persuade him to surrender. Not long after, seven generals and fifteen thousand soldiers and soldiers, led by Sun An, surrendered outside the city. At this point, the Battle of Jinning was over.
From the beginning of the Battle of Liao to the beginning of the Battle of Jinning, although the Liangshan army had experienced hundreds of battles, there were not many people with high martial arts. It was not until the Battle of Jinning that Liangshan met a real master, Sun An. Sun An and one of the five tiger generals, Qin Ming, single-handedly fought for fifty rounds, and fought with Lu Junyi, the number one master of Liangshan, for a hundred rounds, which is a rare super fierce general in the novel, and his strength is enough to rank in the top five in the master list of "Water Margin".
Reference book: Water Margin