Cao Cao Jun's strength: twenty thousand; Yuan Shao's strength: 1 10000. One of the three major battles in the late Eastern Han Dynasty. In 200 AD, Cao and Yuan launched a strategic decisive battle in Guandu, and Cao raided Yuan's nest grain.

Warehouse, and then defeated the main force of Yuan Jun. In the battle of Guandu, Cao Cao's strength was obviously inferior to that of Yuan Shao, who had an absolute advantage in manpower and material resources, but what about Cao Cao?

However, Cao Cao can defeat the masses with less and win the best with inferior. The way to win is worth learning and reflection by future generations. After this war, it laid the foundation for Cao Cao to unify northern China.

Battle of Montebello (6 thousand VS 1 7 thousand)

French troops: 6,000; Austrian military strength: 1.7 million. During the battle, French general Bonaparte raided the supply line of the Austrian army, cut off the Austrian army from the rear, and directly captured Milan and Pyla without firing a shot.

Then as a pioneer, lead 10 thousand troops to the south to stop the enemy from breaking through. Austrian general meras sent Otto to command 17000 column to try to break through. Rana attacked with 6000 men and firmly grasped the situation.

Take the initiative in the field and defeat the enemy with reinforcements. In this war, due to Parana's excellent command, the mixed sequence attack was very successful, which is of great significance to future combat methods.

Important influence.

Battle of Mount Tabor (55,000 people VS2 25 25,000 people)

French troops: 5,500; Ottoman army: 25,000. In the Battle of Mount Tabor, the commander-in-chief of the Ottoman Empire found a surprise opportunity and besieged the French general Zhu in Nazareth.

At that time, Juno fought bravely with more than 500 French troops and waited for two rescues. With a population of 55,000, it defeated the Ottoman Empire in one fell swoop. The scale of the movement is up in the air.

However, thanks to the timely support of General Bonaparte, the French army won. Only when the weather, geographical location and people are indispensable can we win the war.

Battle of Hefei (7 thousand vs 65438+ million)

Cao Jun strength: 7,000; Sun Jun strength: 654.38+ 10,000. The Battle of Hefei took place from the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty to the Three Kingdoms period. This is a war between Sun Jun and Cao Jun for unification, which happened five times in all. Hefei

One city is an important strategic location of Cao Wei in Jianghuai area, which has two main functions: one is to resist the enemy's stronghold; Second, if Wu Dong wants to develop northward, Hefei can be used as an obstacle and supply point. Cao Wei's

Zhang Liao fought back against Sun Quan with 800 warriors and defeated Sun Quan with 7,000 troops. This is a very classic example in the history of China and the peak of Zhang Liao's life.

The battle of the peak.

Battle of Isus (40000 vs 13000)

Macedonian troops: 30,000-40,000 people; Persian strength:12-130,000. In 333 BC, Alexander marched eastward, and the Macedonian army fought with the army of the Persian emperor Darius Iii.

It is located in Isus near the ancient city of Chiriki (now north of Derun, Isuken). The attack of Macedonian phalanx has decided the outcome of the battle. This phalanx first repelled the Persian left wing, and

Later, together with Thessaly cavalry, they annihilated the Greek mercenaries in the middle of Darius' army battle formation. Subsequently, the Persian army fled in succession, but was destroyed by the Macedonian army.

Battle of Salamis (400 VS800)

Greek army: 400 warships; Persian army: 800 warships. In 480 BC, King Xerxes I of Persia led more than 654.38 million troops and 800 warships across the ancient Heiles Strait.

March into Greece by land and water. At that time, the Greek Coalition forces had only tens of thousands of troops and 400 warships, which were sealed in Salamis Bay. In the battle, the Greek fleet entered in two ways.

Attack and defeat the Persian army with unique geographical advantages. The battle of Salamis not only defeated the powerful Persian army, but also laid the foundation of the Athenian maritime empire.