Battle of Balu Bay. In 1122, Genghis Khan's soldiers pursued the Khwarazm army in two ways, and the great judgment was lost, and 30,000 cavalry were led to pursue Zalandin, and the two sides fought a duel at Balu Bay. Zalandin had 100,000 soldiers and horses under his command, and only 30,000 Mongol cavalry, with a huge disparity in strength. Zalandin took the lead in the charge, and the Mongol cavalry was not easy to use in the narrow valley, and as a result, it was defeated, and the Mongol cavalry fled in a vacuum, and the Mongol cavalry was almost completely destroyed. Next, Genghis Khan personally pursued, Zalandin was not an opponent, and after the defeat jumped into the Indus River, which escaped the disaster.
Battle of Olomouc. In 1141, Batu, Subutai, And Baidar led 100,000 soldiers and horses to advance in separate routes, preparing to enter Western Europe and conquer France and Germany. Baidar led 20,000 soldiers and horses north, swept through Poland, and in the Battle of Rignitz completely annihilated 40,000 allied troops, and the Grand Duke of Silesia was executed. Baidar continued his pursuit, penetrating deep into Bohemia, and King Wenceslas I fled to Germany for refuge.
Badal's light enemy ventured forward and was unprepared, and was attacked by bohemian cavalry under the city of Olomouc, and was killed on the battlefield. However, the main Mongol force was not lost, and Wuliang Hetai immediately led his troops south, and 3 days later Subutai killed 70,000 European allies in the Battle of Saiyo, and the forward arrived on the Apennine Peninsula, threatening Western Europe.
Battle of Ain Jarut. In 1259, upon hearing of the death of Möngke Khan, Hulagu hurried back to Persia to support Kublai Khan in his bid for the position of Great Khan. After Hulagu left, the forward general Timid Buhua had only 5,000 cavalry under his command, but continued to sweep through West Asia and prepare to march into Africa. At the Battle of Ain Jarut, the Egyptian sultan led 30,000 Mamluk cavalry and 70,000 servants to the army, while the cowardly Buhua only had 20,000 men and only 5,000 Mongol cavalry. After a fight, the Mongol cavalry was completely destroyed, and they were timidly killed on the battlefield.
Hulagu also wanted to conquer Africa again, but Egypt signed an agreement with the Belgod Khan of the Chincha Khanate to deal with the Ilkhanate together. Belgo led his troops into the Caucasus, fought with Hulagu for Azerbaijan, fought with the descendants of Genghis Khan, and the Mongol cavalry had no chance to march into Africa.
Battle of Weizhou. In 1230, the Great Khan of Wokoutai led 150,000 soldiers and horses south and attacked the Jin Kingdom in three ways. Shi Tianze led the "Han army" as the main force, and together with the Mongol cavalry attacked Weizhou. At this time, the Defender of Weizhou was the famous jin general Wu Xian, who repeatedly repelled the attacks of the Mongol cavalry. Soon, the monk Yan Chen led 3,000 "loyal filial piety troops" to break the siege and attack Shi Tianze with the Weizhou defenders. The "loyal and filial army" was invincible, and all of them were defeated by one to ten, and the Mongol cavalry was once again swept away, and Shi Tian fled in a daze.
Battle of Dachangyuan. In 1128, the monk Yan Chen bathed and changed his clothes, wore armor, and led 400 "loyal filial piety troops" to fight against Chi Laowen, one of the "Four Masters" of Mongolia, in Dachangyuan. In this battle, the "loyal filial army" had only 400 men, and the Mongol cavalry was 8,000 people, with a huge disparity in strength. Who knows, the monk Yan Chen was too brave, and the "loyal filial army" wearing heavy armor repeatedly sprinted many times, and the Mongol cavalry could not resist, and almost the entire army was destroyed. When the war report came, Jin Aizong was very happy and immediately went to the Taimiao Temple to worship the ancestors and inform Ah Kuan of the great victory.
Battle of The Valley. After the Battle of Weizhou, the Mongol cavalry did not relax its attack on the Jin State, and Wo Kuotai sent troops to attack Guanzhong, trying to capture Fengxiang Province, and then took the Southern Song Dynasty and encircled the Jin Kingdom. In order to rescue Fengxiang, the general Guanyan Heda completed Yan Chen and the monk led 2,000 "loyal filial piety troops" as the vanguard, and Fan Ze led 10,000 soldiers and horses to follow. After the Yan Chen monk crossed the mountains and mountains, he encountered 40,000 cavalry led by Subutai in the Valley of Falling Back, and the two sides immediately fought.
In the narrow valley, the Mongol cavalry did not have time to line up, and the single soldier fighting was not the opponent of the "loyal and filial army", and the casualties were heavy. After all, the number of people is large, the Mongol cavalry surrounded the "loyal and filial army", Fan Ze arrived in time with his troops, and the Mongol cavalry suffered from the enemy on its belly and back. After a battle, the speed was overwhelmed, and the bloody battle broke out, and the Mongol cavalry was killed by more than 10,000 people. In 1232, at the Battle of Sanfeng Mountain, 130,000 golden soldiers were defeated, and the Mongol cavalry regained face.
The Battle of Guide. At the Battle of Sanfeng Mountain, Jin Guoyuan was seriously injured, and the famous general Yan Chen and the monk were executed, but the "Loyal and Filial Army" was still fighting and did not compromise at all. In 1233, Pu Cha Guannu led 450 "loyal filial army" to attack and sneak into the Mongol camp stationed on the outskirts of Guide Province. The "loyal and filial army" bravely rushed to kill, the Mongol cavalry was caught off guard, the Mongol cavalry was caught off guard, more than 3500 people were killed, and the commander Sargis Buhua was killed. The famous general Dong Jun of the "Han Army" was killed in battle, Zhang Rou hid in the grass, and Shi Tianze also fled the battlefield in ashes. The Battle of Guide, the afterglow of the "Loyal Filial Army", and the subsequent Battle of Caizhou, the "Loyal Filial Army" was destroyed.
Battles of Huangzhou and Xiangyang. In 1234, Meng Jue led 20,000 Song troops north and joined forces with the Mongols to attack Caizhou, and Emperor Aizong of Jin hanged himself and died, and the Jin state was destroyed. Soon, the relations between Mongolia and the Southern Song Dynasty were deadlocked, and the Song Dynasty sent 60,000 soldiers and horses to try to recover the Central Plains, but the result was a tragic failure, which was for the "Duanping into Luo" incident. The Mongol cavalry drove straight in, successively capturing Xiangyang, Huangzhou, and Hubei.
In 1237, Meng Jue led an army to fight with 60,000 soldiers and horses led by the famous Mongol generals KouWen Buhua and Zhang Rou under the city of Huangzhou. During the Battle of Caizhou, Meng Jue and Zhang Rou fought together, and at this time they were opponents. After several battles, the Mongol soldiers were defeated and almost completely destroyed. Then, Meng Jue took advantage of the victory to retake Xiangyang and Fancheng, and once again suppressed the Mongol cavalry. In 1240, Meng Jue defeated 50,000 Mongol soldiers at Kuizhou (Chongqing), firmly holding the Sichuan defense line.
Battle of Diaoyu City. In 1258, Möngke Khan sent 150,000 troops to attack the Southern Song Dynasty in three ways. His younger brother Kublai Khan attacked Ezhou and captured the middle reaches of the Yangtze River. Wuliang Hetai led 50,000 soldiers and horses from Yunnan to attack the rear of the Southern Song Dynasty and join kublai khan at Wuchang. Möngke himself personally led 50,000 Mongol cavalry, as well as a large number of "Han troops", to attack Sichuan, and the two sides fought a decisive battle under Diaoyu City. In 1259, Möngke was oversaw the battle under the city, was killed by the Song army, and the Mongol cavalry retreated. Hulagu learned of Möngke's death and withdrew his troops from Western Asia, saving Africa; Kublai Khan and Ali Buge immediately began to fight, the Mongol Khanate collapsed, and the Mongol cavalry could not continue the western expedition.
The Battle of Balu Bay, the Battle of Olomouc, the Battle of Ain Jarut, the Battle of Dachangyuan, the Battle of Weizhou, the Battle of Huihui Valley, the Battle of Guide, the Battle of Huangzhou, the Battle of Xiangyang, the Battle of Diaoyu City, the Mongol cavalry were all heavily damaged and belonged to the defeated side. Among them, the "loyal and filial army" is more courageous, and it is still a strong force that wins more with less, or wins in a decisive battle in the field.