Good Landlord of the Tang Dynasty.

Summary

The Eastern Palace guards draped a dark gold cloak over Li Jian Cheng, the Crown Prince of the Tang Dynasty, as he led a formidable army of 100,000 against the Turkic forces. Despite initial losses, the Tang army, equipped with powerful crossbows, gained the upper hand, reclaiming cities and forcing the Turks to retreat. Key victories included the defeat of Gao Kai Dao and significant cavalry battles at Jundu Pass. Ultimately, peace negotiations led to a marriage alliance between the Tang and Turks, with the Tang conceding tribute. Although the agreement was seen as humiliating, it marked a strategic victory for Li Jian Cheng, solidifying his reputation as a capable leader.

Full content