So, who played better, Yue Jiajun of Yue Fei or Mongolian cavalry of Genghis Khan? There are some similarities between the two armies in history: first, they have strict tactical discipline; Second, there is a firm belief in war; Third, there is a fighting quality of death. However, the differences between the two armies are also obvious.
1. Compared with Mongolian cavalry, Yue Jiajun has many obvious shortcomings. First, in terms of logistics support, Mongolian cavalry is far richer than Yue Jiajun. Why do you say that? Yue Jiajun has a slogan: "Freeze to death without tearing down the house, starve to death without looting." This is mainly about strict military discipline, and it is also an important way for the army to gain people's support. However, in this way, there will be a problem, and the collection of grain and grass will be insufficient. Because Yue Fei didn't dare to plunder casually, and he was fighting at home and couldn't plunder his own people, it was more difficult for Yue Fei to raise his salary.
Song Gaozong and Qin Gui insisted that Yue Fei quit. In addition to feeling that Yue Fei's main battle is undermining the peace talks, there is another important reason, that is, the supply of food and grass for the army is difficult. The problem of Genghis Khan Mongolian cavalry does not exist. When Mongols fight, their tactical discipline is very good. However, few armies in history can compete with Mongols in invading civilians. Because they are always fighting in other countries, their purpose of fighting is to plunder wealth. Therefore, killing cities, looting and destroying them are all very normal military actions for them. Because of this, they basically don't worry about eating and grass.
Second, Mongolian cavalry is not as restrained as Yue Jiajun. It is a national strategy for Mongolian cavalry to go out to fight, with highly unified opinions, highly unified goals and highly unified play. Moreover, the supreme commander personally led the army to fight, and all the people fought. Yue Fei's Yue Jiajun is different. When he is fighting, he will be bound by many things. First of all, the emperor will wonder if he wants to be big and recruit to solve the crisis.
Secondly, civil servants will be jealous of him. Civil servants like Qin Gui are afraid that Yue Fei's main operational strategy will succeed and take his place in North Korea. Military commanders like Zhang Jun and Liu Guangsi are afraid that Yue Fei will steal his thunder. Third, his men betrayed him. Yue Fei was wronged in the end, which was inseparable from the betrayal of his subordinates Wang Jun and others. A big reason for the betrayal of these subordinates is the rebellion of others who want to punish Yue Fei. Therefore, even if Yue Jiajun plays badly and there are so many constraints, Yue Jiajun can't fight.
Second, Yue Jiajun and Mongolian cavalry have their own advantages. Mongolian cavalry are good at fighting at once and in Yuanye. They are in Yuanye, the whole team is perfectly equipped and has a strong impact. At that time, an army could hardly compete with Mongolian cavalry. Yue Fei's army is good at fighting. Zong Ze pointed this out at that time. Zong Ze said to Yue Fei, "You are brave, smart, talented and artistic, although a good general in ancient times could not pass. However, a good field battle is not an ancient law. Today, being a general is ok, this is not everything. " Zong Ze wants to teach Yue Fei how to fight positional warfare. However, it is Yue Fei's "good field work" that makes Yue Jiajun's tactics changeable, eclectic and powerful.
In this case, if Yue Jiajun and Mongolian cavalry fight in the wilderness, Yue Jiajun may be ranked second. If Yue Jiajun and Mongolian cavalry fight in the mountains, Yue Jiajun will definitely be more powerful. 3. Compared with Mongolian cavalry, Yue Jiajun won completely in spirit. No matter how powerful the Mongolian cavalry is, it is aggression and an unjust war after all. Yue Jiajun is a patriotic and just war. When a just war and an unjust war encounter, in any case, soldiers who fight a just war have a kind of heroism, which is also the key to their victory. (Reference:
Song history and Yuan history)