Let's talk about the history of the mighty style of Liu Renluo, the first famous anti-Japanese general in ancient China, especially the Battle of Baijiangkou, which can be called "the first anti-Japanese war in Chinese history". Therefore, Liu Renluo was also known as "the first person in China to resist the Wu Dynasty".
In fact, Liu Ren's debut was quite early, he had served as a sesame mung bean officer such as joining the army in the Li Yuan Dynasty, always standing still, until Zhenguan killed an arrogant, rude, insulting superior, and arrogant lieutenant in the fourteenth year, and became famous all over the world. At that time, the angry Li Shimin wanted to run this "lawless" county lieutenant, and Lao Liu had no fear in the face of the butcher's knife, and confronted the great leader face to face, fortunately, the world's first advisory officer Wei Zheng came to the rescue, leaving behind this later famous anti-Japanese general. He was also blessed by misfortune and promoted to an official, and it was precisely when the iron was like gold.
Later, probably in order to thank the ancient counselor Old Man Wei for his kindness, he also learned from Old Man Wei's "Book of Ten Thousand Words" to advise Li Shimin to abandon hunting in the same state and not disturb the people, and actually made Li Shimin, who was happy to advise, also shine in front of his eyes, and issued an edict to commend him, and the official position rose again and again, becoming an important member of the central government. At that time, he was not yet developed as a lieutenant of Chen Cang, and yuan Tiangang, the god stick, was shocked as soon as he saw him, and said to him: "The king will eventually be a neighbor and will be ninety years old." (Old Book of Tang, Biography of Liu Ren) And it was actually a bit fulfilled, although he only lived for 85 years, and he was not far from ten.
Later, Liu Renluo, who had gone through several dynasties, offended old Li when handling the case of Li Yifu salvaging "prison flowers", and was almost killed (because he was the commander of the navy when he followed Li to raid and send troops to Goguryeo, when the climate was not suitable for crossing the sea, Li Yifu urged him to cross the sea, and as a result, the ship overturned in the wind and waves, and the casualties were almost cut down), and later he led his troops to fight at the age of 60, and he became a famous military figure and naval commander of the Tang Dynasty.
Now we will synthesize the relevant historical materials and focus on the Battle of Baijiangkou, which is of great significance in the history of naval warfare in the Tang Dynasty. This battle was a famous naval battle in 663 between the Chinese Tang Dynasty and the combined forces of Silla and the combined forces of Japan and Baekje, which ended with the complete victory of the Combined Tang and Silla armies and the demise of Baekje.
On the morning of August 27, the warships of the Wei army first went to war and rushed to the tang army's waterfront. At that time, the Tang Dynasty's navy was more than 7,000 people and 170 warships; the Uighur navy had more than 10,000 warships and more than 1,000 warships. Although the Wu army was more numerous than the Tang army, the Tang Dynasty sea ships were known for their tall shape and good performance, and it is said that the Tang Dynasty was able to build a galleon with a large tonnage of five decks at that time, and the ability to resist wind and waves was very strong. In addition, there were many types of Tang Dynasty naval warships, so although the Warships of the Tang Dynasty Naval Army were inferior in quantity, they were far superior in quality to the Warships of the Uighur Kingdom (the soldiers and nobles were not in Many). Coupled with the fact that the Wu army was "senseless" arrogant and arrogant, proud of the enemy, and believed that as soon as the Tang army saw the heroic Wu army, it was immediately weak and weak to retreat, because the Tang army's ships were strong and strong for defense, and the small warships of the Wei army were not conducive to attacking the stronghold, and as soon as the warships of the two sides made contact, the Wei army was immediately at a disadvantage. The commanders of the Wei army overestimated their own strength, scrambled to rush to the Tang navy, which had already formed a position, and entered the ambush circle of the Tang army. The commander of the Tang army saw that the Wu army was not in order and flocked to it. Scurrying like headless flies, he commanded the fleet to change its formation and divide into two teams on the left and right, encircling the Uighur army in the formation. The Uighurs were surrounded, the ships collided with each other and could not maneuver, and the soldiers were in chaos. Although the generals of the Uighur army fought bravely to kill, it was useless, and there were many people who fell into the sea, and the Tang army also killed the Uighur general Park Shitian Laijin. The New Book of Tang says: "Four wars are conquered, four hundred ships are burned, and the sea is Dan." "The sea was stained red, and the Baekje army was self-defeating without a fight. In the end, the first large-scale victory in the history of the Sino-Japanese War was achieved, which was achieved under the command of Liu Renluo as the commander of the Navy. The fiasco of the Sino-Japanese War of the First War gave Japan a great blow and education to its arrogance, and Japan also realized its own shortcomings, opened its doors, sent envoys to the Tang Dynasty, actively learned from the Tang Dynasty advanced political and cultural systems, and worshiped the Tang Dynasty as a teacher.