英文摘要 |
In 1449 A.D., Wala, a tribe from Mongolia, invaded Chinese border, and Yingzong, the Emperor of the. Ming dynasty, at instigation of Wangzhen, a eunuch, personally led a troop of 500,000 soldiers precipitously to defend. Out of the Great Wall, the army meandered west to Datong, and then withdrew without fighting. Wala, following all the way, attacked, wiped out Ming's armed forces, and even captured the Emperor near Tumubao. This battle is called Tumubao Campaign. The country endorses the commander the right of the strategic forces lead and tactical troops command which is divine and can not be infringed. According to the law, the commander's such right must not be deprived of; otherwise the army can not fight without forces. In this campaign Yingzong himself knew nothing about military affairs and Wangzhen ,the eunuch, did what he wanted willfully and, thus trespassed the right of the strategic forces lead and tactical troops command. Owing to the ignorance overriding profession and laymen leading adepts, as the result, the Ming's army was heavily defeated. It was not worthwhile that .hundreds of thousand soldiers were killed. |