The army of the Qi Empire had finally been defeated by the Pinglu Army. Except for the few who died in the battle, the rest of them either fled or surrendered. But the battle continued for most of the day. After all, it was a battle comprising of hundreds of thousands of troops.
During the follow-up time of the battle, Li Keyong dispatched the elite cavalry of the Yanmen Army to ride fast to Chang'an, from 50 kilometers away. After the Pinglu Army poured into Chang'an from all directions, the Yanmen cavalry followed them into Chang'an, without stopping for a second.
In any case, the Yanmen Army had to share the credit of conquering Chang'an.
If the Yanmen Army had not held off the main force of Huang Chao's troops, the Pinglu Army would not have a chance to drive straight in to Chang
