According to legend, there was a very powerful cavalry team in the Wushu of the Jin Kingdom. They connected three horses together and put on heavy armor, which was called "Kaizi Horse". Our army was unable to attack for a long time. Hou Yue Fei trained a force. "The infantry entered the formation with Mazha knives." , so he was defeated. "The crippled horse was defeated."
In fact, in history, Yue Fei did not defeat the kidnappers.
The historian who wrote this record is an ignorant fool in military science. Because the tactic of "Feijie infantry enters the formation with mazha knives, don't look up, and cut off the horse's feet first" is not used to deal with "kidnapping horses" at all, but is a typical combat method for dealing with "light cavalry".
The Guaizima is a heavily armored cavalry, and the most taboo thing about heavily armored cavalry is to attack alone or in a disorganized manner. The best tactic is to form a square formation, keep a certain distance from each other, and start at the same time, not to be fast, but to keep pace. Although the speed is slower than the light cavalry, it is far faster than the running speed of the infantry, forming rows and rows, one side is not afraid of bows and arrows The long-distance killing armored "walls" project rows of long guns with unprecedentedly powerful penetrating power on the "walls", which makes the infantry's point-unit mazha knife tactics useless. The Jin's cavalry is very powerful, how could they be so stupid that they don't know that you want to use the trick of cutting the horse's feet?
"Kuaizima" does not refer to its tactics, but to its speed limit.
The reason why the Jurchen-improved heavy cavalry is called "Kaizi Horse" is not because they "turn out to charge from both sides of the position" as historians say, because when the light cavalry attacks, it also They rushed out from both sides of the position. Instead of rushing out from both sides, can you still step over the infantry in the middle of the position?
"Kuaizi" is another name for lame people in the northern region. Compared with normal people, the biggest difference between "Kaizi" and "Kaizi" is that in the speed ratio between the two sides, "Kaizi" has one foot. Inflexible, limiting speed. This name is used for heavy cavalry with the addition of "Weishaupt", which means that without certain training, the horses will definitely not follow the same pace. Especially after the horses enter the inertial running stage, it is difficult to control the consistency of their speed. This will inevitably cause inconsistency between groups of three horses, where the faster one is dragged down by the slower one, and the slower one is accelerated by the faster one. Coordination, thereby destroying the offensive ability of the heavy cavalry phalanx. Therefore, during training, it is necessary to tie the horse's two front legs with ropes of the same length, so that when the horse runs and enters the attack speed, the fast one cannot speed up, the slow one cannot slow down, and the horse always maintains the same speed. Uniform speed.
It is impossible for infantry alone to defeat heavy cavalry with weapons that are unknown in history, because heavy cavalry have reinforced spears and can easily do so. Drop infantry.
Of course, some people may say that maybe when historians recorded that Yue Fei defeated the "Kaizi Horse", they just mistakenly recorded the weapon used as the "Mazha Dao" used to defeat the light cavalry! With just a misremembering of "Mazha Dao", how can we be sure that Yue Fei did not defeat "Kuai Zi Ma"?
The answer is -
The reason why we must conclude that Yue Fei or the Yue Family Army did not defeat the "Kuaizima" is not just based on a "Mazha Dao" record by historians, but This magic weapon of the Jin Army had already been completely wiped out by the "Eight-Character Army" led by Liu Qi in the just-concluded defense battle of Shunchang! How can we wait for Yue Fei's performance?