Aurangzebhan did not expect that he was engaged in friction at the border, and Wu Sangui really sent someone to call him.

Moreover, as soon as the Zhou army arrived, they even went to Peshawar, Lulam and Lahore, and defeated the deputy king of Punjab in just a few days and killed tens of thousands of Mughal soldiers.

The news came, shocking the upper class of the Mughal Empire.

Aurangzebhan was furious. The Mughal Empire was also called the Mongol Dynasty. He did not regain the old place of Chahatai, but the Ming people actually came to him.

This really disregarded him and looked down on the Great Mughal too much.

India has a closed environment and does not understand the external world. Until now, they have not figured out their opponents and thought they were from the Ming Dynasty.

After Wu Sangui crossed Mount Hindu Kush, what he saw was the vast and dry Indus River Plain.

The horse is flat here, suitable for cavalry fighting. Guanning Iron Cavalry merged into the uninhabited land in Punjab and slaughtered the upper class of Indian nobles. In just a few days, it has plundered more than 100,000 people, 200,000 livestock, as well as countless food and gold and silver.

This made Aurangzeb extremely angry and ordered a large army to gather in Delhi and decided to go to the expedition in a rash manner.

When the Mughal army gathered in Delhi, the Mughal nobles who fled back from the front line brought back news of the Zhou army.

After all, the Mughal Empire was a giant in front of the Zhou army, and its country was in an expansionary period. Wu Sangui was not sure of defeating the great empire at once. So he followed Sun Kewang's suggestion and released some Mughal nobles back, and proposed conditions for withdrawal. He blackmailed and withdrew back to the Western Regions.

After all, the Zhou army had robbed a lot of supplies and a lot of livestock and food on the Indus River Plain, which could barely support the consumption of the Zhou army.

The Western Regions were short of food and the Zhou army could not fight in India for a long time, so Wu Sangui also wanted to transport the livestock and food back to the Western Regions after making a note.

Therefore, Wu Sangui sent a letter to overseas Chinese, and China was famous for its masters throughout the ages. Nurhaci also caused a seven-hate revenge to raise an army. Wu Sangui naturally had to find a reason to show that Zhou State was not bullying, but because you, Mughal, did something wrong, so he sent troops to deal with you.

Sun Kewang then took the initiative and first stated that the reason why the Zhou army attacked Mughal was because you always provoked the border and didn't listen to the warning. Since you can't understand the words, you can only use violence to tell you that the country above the Celestial Empire is inviolable.

Secondly, although Zhou Jun beat you up and stole a lot of things this time, this is the lesson you deserve.

In the end, it was because Mughal provoked trouble, which caused our great Zhou to go on a voyage. The military funds spent on the Great Zhou must be paid by you, and the travel expenses and food back must be provided by Mughals.

In addition, the Punjab area is good. The Great Zhou Dynasty wanted to leave Peshawar and live a permanent army to ensure that the Mughals would not provoke disputes again.

Mughals were a country established by the Turkic Mongolians. Persian and Mongolian were their official languages, so it was not difficult for Sun Kewang to talk to them in Mongolian.

The Mughal Empire naturally could not accept this letter of state. At this time, they finally figured out from the nobles who were released that the identity of the invader was not the Ming Dynasty, but the Zhou army driven into the Western Regions by the Ming Dynasty. The ruler was Wu Sangui, who was a very lustful general.

Although the nobles who were released repeatedly emphasized that this army was very powerful, Aurangzebu couldn't listen at all.

A stray dog ​​driven out by the Ming Dynasty not only provoked his majesty, but also wanted him to cede land and pay compensation.

If he cannot defeat him, how can he rule India?

At that moment, Aurangzeb led the gathered 200,000 troops to go to Punjab in a loud battle.

In early September 1662, Aurangzeb's army marched northwest.

With more than 200,000 troops, except for a very small number of them were Turkic Mongolians, Jueda said that all the troops were drawn from Suba, that is, the provinces.

The military lords of various local states led a large army of dense troops, with flags waving, and the team transporting food, grass and supplies stretched for dozens of miles, which was extremely spectacular.

Aurangzeb rode on a huge war elephant, and hundreds of elephants walked on the earth, giving the Mughals great confidence.

"The people of Zhou, who are ignorant of life and death, must be trembling when they see Ben Khan's army!" Aurangzebu said proudly.

"Maybe, they heard that the Khan sent troops and ran away directly." Prime Minister Modibi said with a smile.

"Runzeb!" Aurangzeb sneered: "Then Khan chased after Yarkand, and just happened to recover the old place of Chahantai, and even the Ming Kingdom was dealt with."

Timur was preparing to attack the Ming Dynasty, but later, because of the repatriation of the envoy, the Ming Dynasty was too strong and tried his best to persuade Timur not to fight the Eastern Expedition, which caused the Timur Khanate to ultimately not fight with the Ming Dynasty.

Wu Sangui's invasion of India has caused Aurangzeb, who has not paid much attention to the outside world, to remember this history recently.

As a descendant of Timur, he couldn't help but fantasize whether he could complete the major things that Timur could not accomplish at that time, invade the Ming Dynasty, and restore the territory of the Great Mongol Empire if he defeated the invading enemy this time and regain the territory of the Great Mongol Empire.

This made Aurangzebu excited, and at this moment, a team of cavalry rushed over and reported loudly: "Khan!"

The soldiers who controlled the war elephants and stopped the war elephants, the cavalry ran to the front, "Khan, twenty miles ahead, beside the Sartrej River, there were a large group of cavalrymen blocking our army's way."

Aurangzeb was slightly stunned and then furious. The enemy knew that my king had sent an army of 200,000 and did not escape quickly, but actually came to meet him. They all fought to the Sartrej River. If Ben Khan did not come, wouldn't they kill directly to Delhi?

Too rampant! This group of outsiders ignored Mughal.

Aurangzeb completely forgot that he was also an outsider and asked in a deep voice: "How many soldiers are there?"

The cavalry reported: "Report to the Khan, there are more than 10,000 people!"

More than 10,000 people dared to stop the Mughal army of 200,000, and Aurangzebu was so angry that he laughed.

"Khan! Maybe they are here to seek peace?" Prime Minister Modibi said.

Aurangzeb felt that this was not impossible, more than 10,000 to 200,000. If he didn't come to surrender, he would come to die.

"Send the army to speed up!" Aurangzeblan said: "Ben Khan does not accept surrender. He must kill all these annoying Zhou people."

The horn sounded, urging the army that stretched for dozens of miles to accelerate.

Indian troops of all skin colors and races cheered up and took steps, and when their vanguard arrived by the Sartrej River, a well-equipped cavalry appeared before them.
Chapter completed!