Detailed explanation of tactics in the battle of Qi Jiguang and Tian Niu.

Qi Jiguang explained Tian Niu's tactics in detail;

After the Mid-Autumn Festival, Qi Jiguang led his troops south, passed Luoyuan and Lianjiang, and arrived in Fuqing County.

Fuqing County has nearly 10,000 Japanese pirates, entrenched in the starting point east of the county, Shangxue, Xilin, Muling, Getang, Xintang, Du Wen, Tian Niu and other places. They nest and support each other. Qi Jiguang decided to get rid of Tian Niu's enemies first.

Tian Niu, 30 miles southeast of the county seat and near the sea, is the enemy's biggest lair in Fuqing. Destroying Tian Niu can break the enemy's retreat and force him to lay down his arms and surrender. In order to destroy the enemy, we need the cooperation of Fujian army. After consulting with Daokun Wang, Yiwu soldiers will attack Tian Niu, and the resident defenders will resist and cooperate.

Yiwu soldiers were divided into three roads: Dai led all the way into the warehouse, led part of the road to ambush Muling to prevent the enemy from copying, and part of them defended Yuanling and went to Beijing to cut off the Japanese retreat; He personally led a line to suppress Jinping Mountain. After the deployment, he pretended that our army had traveled a long way and needed to rest for a few days to raise money and wait for the opportunity. When the enemy got the news, he let his guard down.

Who knows that at 2 o'clock that night, Yiwu soldiers quietly dispatched and entered the designated position according to the original deployment. Qi Jiguang led his team to leave Qidian, killed more than 0 Japanese sentries 10, and surrounded the Japanese lair. The enemy was unconscious and fast asleep.

Wang Rulong is tall and strong, like an ox. He carried the warriors Zhu Jue and Jin Ke (Yiwu people) on broad shoulders, climbed up the stockade, sneaked into the Japanese nest, opened the stockade gate, and Yiwu soldiers swarmed in, killing countless enemies. Until then, Japanese people woke up from their dreams and ran around.

Yiwu soldiers set fire everywhere, captured the enemies of Qidian and chopped them up. Qi Jiguang led the troops to destroy the Japanese nests in Shangxue and Du Wen, which matched Tian Niu.

When Tian Niu's enemies heard the news, they lined up at the gate of the camp and pushed the prisoners to the front of the front line as shields, ready to slaughter. Qi Jiguang commanded the troops to quickly arrange the Yuanyang array, so that the people in front of the enemy lines could quickly escape through Yiwu soldiers.

At the same time, let the shield hand cover the long gunner and the wolf hand to move forward bravely. At the moment, earth-shattering ShaSheng, drums resounded through the sky, the enemy frightened, have retreated. Just then, he led his troops into the warehouse and blocked the enemy's retreat.

The enemy put all their eggs in one basket and pounced on Yiwu soldiers in an attempt to fight our way out and escape into the sea. Qi Jiguang struggled with Du Fu's poems, and the enemy was in chaos and fled. Yiwu soldiers pursued the victory, broke dozens of enemy nests, killed thousands of Japanese pirates, dissuaded thousands of coerced followers, seized many weapons, and rescued thousands of captured women.

Tian Niu's victory greatly encouraged Fuqing people's anti-Japanese struggle and dealt a heavy blow to the arrogance of Japanese pirates. Yiwu soldiers marched into Fuqing County. The governor of Fujian was frightened and personally organized the people to go out of the city to meet him.

After Tian Niu's victory, a wave of Japanese pirates fled to Xinghua, and soon joined the fleeing Japanese pirates and fled to Linton, east of Xinghua, to nest. The first task of Yiwu soldiers was to recover Hengdao and destroy the enemy's lair in Tian Niu, and then they withdrew to Zhejiang. Later, they found that more than 4000 enemies had gathered in Linton Uprising and decided to advance and destroy the enemy's nest in Linton before returning to Zhejiang.