Beiliang won in the end in the Sword Snow Stride ". Under Xu Fengnian's leadership, the Northern Liang had successfully defeated the Northern Mang army in two major battles. After Beiliang conquered Beimang and Nanchao, they confronted Zhao Family and finally took down Gu Jiantang, helping Zhao Family to obtain the ruling power of the world. Thus, Bei Liang won in the end.
The Northern Liang won the war of the Northern Liang and the Northern Mang in << Sword Snow Stride >>. Under Xu Fengnian's leadership, the Northern Liang had successfully defeated the Northern Mang army in two Great Battles of the Liang Mang. After Beiliang conquered Beimang and Nanchao, they confronted Zhao Family and finally took down Gu Jiantang, helping Zhao Family to obtain the ruling power of the world. Xu Fengnian chose to retire after the showdown with the Zhao Family, and Northern Liang also integrated into the Central Plains. With the support of Dong Zhuo and the Tuoba Family, Beimang retreated to the Norland and took a defensive stance against the Central Plains. Therefore, according to the information provided, the Northern Liang won the war between the Northern Liang and the Northern Mang.
Beiliang and Beimang were enemies. Northern Liang was the fief of a king with a different surname in the Liyang Dynasty. It was relatively independent, but it still belonged to the Liyang Dynasty in name. The Northern Mang was the enemy of the Liyang Dynasty and had been attacking the Northern Liang. According to the ending of << The Sword Snow Stride >>, the Northern Liang won and defeated the Northern Mang army.
Northern Liang had lost a large number of soldiers in the two Great Wars of Liangmang. In the first Great Battle of Liang Mang, the Northern Liang defeated the Northern Mang with an absolute disadvantage in numbers, but the price they paid was huge. It was reported that the border troops of the three states of Beiliang had lost more than 100,000 men, while the Northern Mang had lost 350,000 men. In the second Great Battle of Liangmang, there was no mention of the general losses. However, it could be seen that Beiliang had fought to the death in Youzhou, Liuzhou, Liangzhou and other places, and many soldiers had died in the battles. In short, the Northern Liang had paid a huge price in the two Great Wars of the Liang Mang, but they had successfully resisted the invasion of the Northern Mang.
The Northern Liang and the Northern Mang had fought two wars. In the first Great Battle of Liangmang, Northern Liang won. However, after the Second Battle of the Great Liang Mang, the Northern Liang army suffered heavy losses and was eventually defeated by the Northern Mang army.
In the end, the Qing Kingdom defeated Northern Qi.
In the end, the Qing Kingdom defeated Northern Qi.
In the end, the Qing Kingdom defeated Northern Qi. The Qing Kingdom's ruling power was stronger than Northern Qi's. Northern Qi had many forces restraining each other, causing the morale of the army to be unstable. In addition, the empress dowager's policies had greatly lost the hearts of the people, which was also one of the reasons for Northern Qi's failure. However, the details of the war between the Qing Kingdom and Northern Qi, as well as the process of the final victory, were not mentioned.
In the end, the Qing Kingdom defeated Northern Qi.
In the end, the Qing Kingdom defeated Northern Qi. The Qing Kingdom's ruling power was stronger than Northern Qi's. Northern Qi had many forces restraining each other, causing the morale of the army to be unstable. In addition, the empress dowager's policies had greatly lost the hearts of the people, which was also one of the reasons for Northern Qi's failure.
In the end, the Qing Kingdom won against Northern Qi. The Qing Kingdom's ruling power was stronger than Northern Qi's. Northern Qi had many forces restraining each other, causing the morale of the army to be unstable. In addition, the empress dowager's policies had greatly lost the hearts of the people, which was also one of the reasons for Northern Qi's failure. The Qing Emperor chose to negotiate peace, but the specific outcome was not provided.