List of Battles

The number of soldiers the lord can bring along is directly linked to the lord’s rank.

3rd viscount is limited to 100 men, 2nd viscount 200 men, 1st viscount 300 men;

3rd earl is limited to 500 men, 2nd earl 1000 men, 1st earl 3000 men;

3rd marquis is limited to 10,000 men, 2nd marquis 20,000 men, 1st marquis 50,000 men. A lord with the rank of Duke has no soldier limits and can decide the number freely

## **Battle of Zhuolu**

The Battle of Zhuolu was the battle between the forces of the Yellow and Flame Emperors against the forces of the rebelling Chiyou Tribe.

## **Battle of Muye**

The Battle of Muye featured the arrogant Shang Emperor sending off a majority of his forces and losing much power to face off against the rebelling Zhou armies. The Shang Dynasty in this battle is at a great disadvantage.
In the Battle of Muye, also known as “King Wu's rebellion against the Tyrant Zhou”, The King Wu of Zhou led the alliance and raged the final war with the Shang Dynasty in Muye.
The ruler of Shang Dynasty, King Zhou of Shang, Di Xin, conquered the Li tribe to the northwest and Dongyi to the southeast, although victorious in all the battles, his bellicose inclination to engage in wars of aggression at will had exacerbated social and class conflicts, and eventually led to the fall of the Shang Dynasty.

## **Battle of Changping**

The Battle of Changping was a battle set in the Warring States Period. This battle pitted the Qin against the Zhao. With the "Asura" Baiqi as head general, it resulted in a one-sided slaughter for the Qin.

System notification: 262 B.C. the Qin army attacked the Han and took over Yewang. Their king was willing to give up Shangdou to stop the Qin troops. However, the shogun of the prefecture wasn't willing to surrender to the Qin, and instead sent someone to surrender to the Zhao instead. Zhao King naturally happily accepted them. The Qin King was furious and ordered his troops to attack Shangdou while the Zhao King sent troops to defend it, resulting in a standstill at Changping. (CH-263)

## **Battle of Julu**

The Battle of Julu was the battle that made Xiang Yu famous; it was the most well-known piece in <Shiji>.

Zhang Han had just destroyed the main Chu Army force. Liu Bang had split his troops to go toward the west. Only Xiang Yu and his remaining few men were left. Giving it their all, they destroyed the hundred thousand Qin forces that Wang Li headed. They also destroyed the two hundred thousand troops Zhang Han led.

Xiang Yu killed Su Jiao, captured Wang Li, made Zhang Han surrender, and totally turned the face of the battle. Xiang Yu pulled the rebel army from the borders of death and pushed them toward victory.

During this battle, many of the Qin Country's main force died.

## **Battle of Mobei** (Ch.577 ~ 594)

119 BC, after the Monan and Hexi Battles, although Xiongnu led his troops to Mobei, they kept on attacking the northern prefecture of the Han Dynasty. They were trying to bait Xiongu’s troops over the desert. Emperor Wu of Han sent General Wei Qing and General Huo Qubing to each lead fifty thousand men, separating into two groups to enter Mobei to destroy the main force of Xiongnu. He also gathered one hundred thousand infantry and many horses to act as logistical support.

This battle was a strategic attack by the Han Dynasty against Xiongnu, and it was also Xiongnu Chan Yu’s fight for coexistence against West Han. In the end, the Han Army achieved a complete victory. The 5th battle map, Battle of Mobei, officially begins!

## **Battle of Red Cliff** (Ch.690 ~ 720)

208 A.D., 13th year of Jian An, Sun Quan, Liu Bei alliance army broke the Cao Cao army in the Battle of Red Cliff, forming the basis of the formation of the Three Kingdoms. Sun Liu alliance army used fire to destroy their troops, Cao Cao went back north, Sun and Liu each took a portion of Jingzhou - Battle of Red Cliff

Qiyue Wuyi loses his most loyal Guards Captain and the commander of the Divine Martial Guards.

## **The An Lushan Rebellion**

Simply put, it happened during the end of Tang Xuanzong’s reign and the start of Tang Taizong. It was a rebellion by Provincial Governor An Lushan and Shi Siming against the Tang Dynasty. The event lasted for eight years.

This battle was the turning point of the Tang Dynasty that caused it to weaken.

## **Battle of Yashan**

Also known as the ocean Battle of Yashan, this battle happened in 1279 AD. The Song Dynasty army and the Mongol army had a large scale naval battle in Yashan. It was a rarely seen naval battle in ancient Chinese history.

As this battle directly concerned the survival of South Song, it was also the final battle between Song and Yuan.

The result was that the Yuan army won whilst being outnumbered. When South Song was wiped out, Lu Xiufu carried the young emperor Zhao Bing and jumped into the ocean to commit suicide. Many loyal officials died with them as well, along with 100 thousand troops and civilians.

After this battle, the Zhao Song Dynasty totally collapsed. At the same time, it meant that Yuan had unified China.

At this point, this was the first time China was conquered by the northern nomadic tribe.

The destruction of South Song was not a simple changing of Dynasty but the wiping out of an entire country, signalling the end of ancient China. Some people felt that this battle signified the weakening and fall of Chinese civilization.

The Battle of Yashan caused Chinese civilization, which had survived for thousands of years, to stop. As a result, it had long and wide implications. The following Ming and Qing Dynasties also became largely different.

The destruction of the Song Dynasty caused their first try at changing from an agricultural society to a business society to fail. It was because the Song Dynasty tried this that their military power became weak.

Along with the destruction of South Song, the progress of China was halted. The once highly advanced economy, culture, technology, and the like were restricted by the emperor and the political structure and the like were all affect. The backward Mongol people of the Yuan Dynasty started to consolidate their power, closing borders and reducing trade. They started to focus on Neo-Confucianism. Following which, the Ming Dynasty that usurped them chose to seal themselves off.

## **Battle of Qing Destroys Ming**

For this Battle Map in particular, there would be a lot of focal points. First, the name of the battle itself. That was because the Ming Dynasty was not wiped out by Qing Dynasty but by Li Zicheng.

1644 AD, Li Zicheng, whose reputation was growing day by day, led the Dashun army to attack the capital, signaling the destruction of the Ming Dynasty that lasted for 276 years.

As for the remnants of the Ming Dynasty, they formed the south Ming regime.

That China had four powers, one of which was the Great Qing built by the Nuzhen emperor, controlling 200 thousand troops. The region they controlled was the area near Liao Dong and the area around the capital.

The one defending Shanhai Pass was Wu Sangui.

Apart from Great Qing, there were Jianye’s south Ming Hongguang regime, the Dashun regime led by Li Zicheng as well as the Great Xi regime led by Zhang Xianzhong. Their powers exceed that of the Qing army, and they occupied the south and the entirety of the north and west.

The day before the Qing troops moved into the pass, the emperor of Great Qing suddenly died.

The Prince Regent Dorgon chose to first take down the northwest before heading southeast. Whilst gathering up strength to stabilize the region around Yanjing, he planned to attack Li Zicheng, who was the most threatening. After wiping them out, with the north of Guangda as a backline, they would attack South Ming to break through on all fronts.

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