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Summary

In the first year of Wu Zhen Xing, chaos erupted in the southwest, marked by relentless bloodshed and military confrontations. The fall of Fuzhou heightened tensions in Lin'an, particularly for Zuo Xiang Tie Yan. Qin Shao Qian led over twenty thousand men, breaking through multiple defensive lines but ultimately retreated without a clear victory against Xi Yin, who maintained a strong position. Discussions in Lin'an reflected on the military strategies of both leaders, with Xi Yin being viewed as the true victor despite Qin's tactical prowess. The Jurchens' breakthrough at Huangming County resulted in significant casualties for the Han army, with over four thousand losses reported. The Han army's struggle to hold the county led to a loss of critical artillery and resources. Despite plans for a counterattack, the Han army faced overwhelming numbers and fierce fighting, leading to chaotic conditions and further losses. The Jurchens maintained pressure, and the Han army's retreat was marked by continued conflict and casualties, culminating in a desperate evacuation effort.

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