The Kaiyuan prosperous era pushed the Tang Dynasty to the extreme, but under the prosperous prosperity, there was a huge crisis hidden. The decadent rule of Tang Xuanzong in his later years exacerbated this crisis and led to the outbreak of the Anshi Rebellion, the destruction of the Tang Dynasty, and the fall of the Tang Dynasty into a crisis of national annihilation. At the time of crisis, Guo Ziyi led the main force of the Tang army to quell the rebellion and rebuild the royal family.
It can be said that without Guo Ziyi, there would be no later Tang Dynasty, and Guo Ziyi, who was the lord of the high merits, was also given the title of "Shang Father" by the emperor, and he can be said to have reached the peak of the people. The door will be out of the tiger, and guo Ziyi's descendants also appeared a very powerful tiger general, his name is Guo Kan.
Sweep across Asia and conquer Baghdad
After Genghis Khan established the Mongolian Iron Horse, Guo Kan's grandfather and his father served Genghis Khan in the Mongol army, and he was adopted by Mongolian generals as a child, and he showed an extraordinary side in the military at a young age.
The Battle of Qidubu was Guo Kan's battle of fame, and when the Mongol Hulagu led the Iron Horse on a Western Expedition, Guo Kan followed him across the Amu Darya River to Central Asia. In order to resist the attack of the Mongol Iron Horse, the black-clad dashi deployed elite soldiers and horses in the Qidubu area in an attempt to stop the Mongol army. In the Battle of Qidubu, Hulagu's army was blocked by the black-clad eating death, the Mongol army could not be attacked for a long time, and when Hulagu was about to give up, Guo Kan set up a cannon to bombard the city gate, making the city gate catch fire, and finally the Qidubu defenders could only choose to surrender.
After the Battle of Qidubu, Guo Kan began to lead his troops to fight in Central Asia independently, under his leadership the Mongol army pushed all the way, and 128 cities and pools led by Guo Kan were attacked by the Mongol army led by Guo Kan, and in the Battle of Baghdad, Guo Kan was the first to attack the West City and the East City so that the black-clad food was finally destroyed by the Mongolian Iron Horse.
Riding on the Mediterranean Sea, known by the enemy as "god man"
After the destruction of the black-clad eater, Guo Kan and his Mongolian iron horsemen did not stop, and they continued all the way to the west. The West was in the midst of the Crusades.
When the Western Crusader knights encountered the Mongol Iron Horse led by Guo Kan, they found that they were not the opponents of the Mongolian Iron Horse at all. The Crusaders originally wanted to sneak up on Guo Kan's army, but Guo Kan had already expected it and laid down a heavenly net waiting for them. The Crusaders stole chickens and did not become eroded rice, and suffered heavy losses under the attack of the Mongol Iron Horse. The enemy commander had no choice but to surrender, causing the West to lose 185 cities in a row.
This was just the beginning, after defeating the Crusaders, Guo Kandai joined the Mongol Iron Horse into Asia Minor. Beginning to march on the Mediterranean to conquer European countries, because of Guo Kan's blindness, the cities near the European Mediterranean were impressed, and one of the enemies called Wudu Suantan, after seeing Guo Kan, hurriedly said, "The god man I dreamed of last night is the general you." He then surrendered to Guo Kan's army.
Guo Kan's military achievements are no less than those of his ancestor Guo Ziyi, who led the Mongol iron horse to conquer Eurasia during his lifetime, capturing more than 700 cities in total. There are European fortresses, cities built in the Islamic style, and Chinese walls. Guo Kanwei was famous in Eurasia at that time, and he was called "General of the Eastern Heavens, God Man" by the enemy.
Unlike other Mongol iron cavalry troops who slaughtered the city at every turn, Guo Kan's army was strict, preferring to endure wild storms in the wild rather than harass the people. It is precisely in this way that the army he leads is invincible.