Talking about which Wagang generals Gesuwen killed in the biography of the Queen of Tang Dynasty

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Gaisu Wen rebelled in Liaodong, and Emperor Taizong Li Shimin of the Tang Dynasty led a personal expedition. As a result, in the battle of Fenghuang Mountain, Gai Suwen first killed Qi Guoyuan, and then slashed Liu Hongji and Yin Kaishan, leading to Wagang. The general soldiers of the 27 families were dispatched at the same time. Gesuwen could not resist, so he released Liuye flying knives and killed all the general soldiers of the 27 families. After this battle, Gesuwen almost killed all the heroes in Wagang. Extended information

Gaisuwen’s experience:

Gaisuwen was ambitious, arrogant and arrogant. He robbed three treasures that were tribute from various countries and tattooed the envoys’ faces. The letter was "passed to my son Li Shimin", which made Long Yan furious and sent an order to raise troops to conquer the east.

The Tang army crossed the sea, and Xue Rengui, the fire-headed army under Zhang Shigui's vanguard, beheaded the generals and captured the pass. They were invincible and reached the front of Fenghuang Mountain. After hearing the news, Gai Suwen left Sanjiang Yuehu City and went to Fenghuang Mountain to fight against the Tang army.

Li Shimin went to Phoenix Mountain to watch the Phoenix, but was surrounded by Gaisu Wen's army. Veterans Yin Kaishan, Liu Hongji, and Duan Zhixuan went down the mountain to break out, but they were all killed by Ge Suwen within a few seconds. The stunned hero Qi Guoyuan also died tragically.

Seeing Qi Guoyuan's death, the twenty-six bloodthirsty brothers in Wagang Village were filled with grief and anger. They went down the mountain to take revenge, and surrounded Gesuwen to fight.

Gaisu Wen could not withstand the enemy and released a flying knife. The twenty-six brothers were either shattered to pieces or fell off their horses and died. In this battle, Gesuwen almost killed all the heroes in Wagang and became famous all over the world.

Zhang Shigui saw that the emperor was surrounded, and asked Xue Rengui to break the enemy. Xue Rengui broke into the siege and crossed the horse with Gaisuwen. After more than a hundred battles, the winner was indistinguishable. He pulled out the white tiger whip and beat Gaisuwen. He had to hug the saddle, vomit blood, and run away in embarrassment.

Gaisu Wen lost to Xue Rengui and fled back to Yuehu City in Sanjiang. He set up an empty city to lure the enemy, and drew the Tang army into the city and surrounded it on all sides. The young general Qin Huaiyu followed the death of his father Qin Qiong and went out to fight as a mourner, leading the second army to assist Li Shimin.

Qin Huaiyu single-handedly killed four gates, broke Gaisu Wen's flying knife with a mourning stick, and entered the city. The Tang army cooperated internally and externally, and Gaisu Wen and Luo Tong fought with Qin Huaiyu for forty rounds. They were no match and retreated. Because of heavy losses, they had to go to Fuyu State to borrow troops.

Li Shimin went hunting and met Gai Suwen who was borrowing troops. He was hunted down. Fortunately, Xue Rengui rescued him. Li Shimin finally got his Yingmengxianchen and ordered Xue Rengui to take troops to Motianling. . Gai Suwen came back with borrowed troops and took advantage of Xue Rengui's departure to surround Sanjiang Yuehu City again.

Cheng Yaojin used aggressive tactics to lure Gai Suwen, broke out of the siege, and invited Xue Rengui to rescue him again. Gaisuwen still refused to admit defeat and borrowed troops for a second time in an attempt to make a comeback. Xue Rengui set up the Longmen Formation and led Gai Suwen to attack.

Gaisu Wen did not know this formation, his troops were wiped out, and he escaped alone. Xue Rengui was ordered to pursue him all the way to the seaside. Seeing that there was no way forward, Gaisu Wen had no choice but to commit suicide with a red copper knife and offer his head.

Reference material: Baidu Encyclopedia - Biography of the Tang Dynasty