Mongol Detachment Infiltrates Juyong Pass
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The Mongol detachment's infiltration of Juyong Pass marked a critical point in the conflict between the Mongol Empire and the Jin dynasty. Juyong Pass, a strategically significant location, had undergone extensive fortification to withstand attacks, particularly from the Mongols. Despite these enhancements, a small but determined Mongol force, led by the commander Jebe, executed a surprise maneuver that breached the defenses. This operation not only demonstrated the tactical prowess of the Mongol military but also highlighted vulnerabilities in the Jin defenses, which were thought to be impenetrable. The successful infiltration allowed the Mongols to advance towards Zhongdu, the Jin capital, significantly altering the course of the conflict.

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