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Chapter 779 Adding insult to injury

The Sunit Tengjisi brothers, who have become extremely ambitious and domineering in recent years, knelt down and kowtowed as if they were pounding garlic. Their panic-stricken expressions indeed irritated the other princes.

Speaking of which, in fact, the Mongolian princes from the three tribes of Outer Khalkha and the eighteen tribes of Monan Mongolia present today are actually one family.

They are all descendants of the Golden Family. Counting six or seven generations back, they all have a common ancestor, Dayan Khan.

Speaking of the Golden Family, in fact, this concept has a broad and narrow sense. Broadly speaking, the descendants of Genghis Khan are all members of the Golden Family, and it is generally believed that the Golden Family refers to the Kublai Khan branch of the Tuo Lei family.

However, in history, after the Yuan Dynasty was driven back to Mobei by the Ming Dynasty, internal strife continued.

During the reign of Emperor Yingzong of the Ming Dynasty, a ruthless man appeared in Mongolia, namely Ye Xian.

At that time, Mongolia was divided into two parts, namely Oara and Tatar. At that time, the Great Khan of Mongolia was Tuotuobuhua. He was the great-grandson of Emperor Zhaozong of the Yuan Dynasty and the 26th Great Khan of Mongolia. He was a member of the Golden Family, but he also had meritorious deeds.

Gao Gaizhu, who rose to the rank of Grand Master, regarded Tuo Tuo Buhua as a puppet. Later Tuo Tuo Buhua wanted to regain power, and conflicts between the two sides aroused. He first roped in Tuo Tuo Buhua's younger brother to send troops to help him defeat the Great Khan, and then sent Tuo Tuo Buhua to help him defeat the Great Khan.

Tuo TuoBuHua's wives and concubines accepted him as his own and incorporated his ministers. Later, he also trapped and killed Tuo TuoBuHua's brothers who had formed an alliance with him and sent troops.

At the end of the day, they even killed the Golden Family on sight.

Dayan Khan was the only one left in the Golden Family, who first ascended the throne and proclaimed himself khan in the year when Totu Bohua died, becoming the first great khan who was not a descendant of Genghis Khan.

But the Ming Dynasty did not recognize it. Even if he claimed to have the jade seal passed down by the Northern Yuan Dynasty, the Ming Dynasty did not recognize his status as the emperor of the Yuan Dynasty.

Not long after he ascended the throne, he was assassinated by his subordinates.

After Ye Xian's death, Totuo Buhua's half-brother Mandulu was named Khan, and his nephew Bayan Mengke was named Boluohu Jinong (deputy Khan).

Mandulu died after only four years on the throne without any heirs. The deputy Khan was also killed by the Grand Master in the same year, and the Ordos tribe he commanded was annexed.

After the death of her husband, Manduhai, the small Hadun (side chamber) of Mandulu, inherited the direct subordinate part of the Khan, including some tribesmen in Ordos.

According to Mongolian practice at that time, the successor had the right to take possession of the deceased's side chamber. Since Mantulu had no children, a new Great Khan should be elected, and then the Great Khan would inherit the wife, property, cattle and sheep of the previous Great Khan.

But at that time, there were many people who wanted to be the Great Khan, but most of the direct descendants of Genghis Khan had been killed first, and those with different surnames could not compete for the throne due to legal regulations.

In the end, it became that whoever could marry Manduhai would be able to accept his followers and become the Great Khan. Therefore, at that time, countless powerful people who wanted to be the Great Khan rushed to propose to Manduhai.

The most powerful among the suitors was King Unebolot of Korqin. He had a large army and was powerful. He once helped the Mongolian headquarters to quell the Oirat rebellion. However, they were not the descendants of Genghis Khan, but Genghis Khan's brother Hasa.

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Manduhai finally sent people to find Batu Mengke, the orphan of Bayan Meng who was in exile. This was the son of Manduman's husband when he was the Great Khan. He was only four years old at the time. His father was killed and the tribe was seized.

, he can only live in exile, weak and weak, like a homeless wild dog.

But Manduhai fought to protect the inheritance of Genghis Khan's golden family and called for the unification of Mongolia, and he would do anything to achieve his wish.

Finally, Mandu Haixia, who was thirty years old, married Batu Mengke, a young orphan, and made him the Great Khan. This was later Dayan Khan, who was called the Little Prince of Mongolia in the Ming Dynasty.

Not only was Manduhai nearly thirty years older than Dayan Khan, but also in terms of seniority, Manduhai was Batumengke’s great-uncle, two generations older than him. Moreover, Batumengke’s father had also met Mandulu

Khan was still an enemy, and he died at the hands of Mandulu Khan's grand master, Jasilan.

However, there was nothing Manduhai could do at that time. After the massacre by Chuo Ruosi, the number of descendants of the Golden Family was very small, and Batu Mengke was already the one with the highest succession order among those who could be found.

At that time, Oirat was still eyeing it and might come to besiege it at any time, and the internal strife in Mongolia was still going on. Those who controlled the government, such as Grand Master Jia Silan and Yisi Mayin, certainly did not want to see the powerful Horqin people become the Great Khan.

Choosing a child who was only a few years old to be the Great Khan was in line with the interests of all parties at the time, and Manduhai did not need to marry those ambitious people.

But no one expected that the young prince, with the help of Manduhai, would actually accomplish the feat of unifying Mongolia.

As the fifteenth generation grandson of Genghis Khan, Dayan Khan was married and raised by Manduhai, who had the title of Chechen. He took charge of the government at the age of thirteen. He successively conquered the Oirat tribe, Yisi Mayin, Huo Si, Yi Bu Lu, and unified the Desert.

Southern Mongolia, later known as the "Lord of the Renaissance" in Mongolia

Dayan Khan will reorganize the 60,000 households in the east and west wings, and assign his eleven sons to various ministries as chiefs. However, the right wing and the left wing have often fought internally in the past, so Dayan Khan sent his second son to the 30,000 households in the right wing.

Jinong (Deputy Khan) was assassinated by Yong Xiebu's Yibula Taishi and Mandu Lai Agulehu of Ordos.

Dayan Khan summoned 30,000 households on the left wing, and after twenty years of war with the lords of different surnames on the right wing, he finally completely surrendered the 30,000 households on the right wing and placed them under his rule. After that, the position of Taishi was abolished and the position of Jinong was restored.

, was held by the direct son of the Great Khan. As the deputy of the Great Khan, he assisted in the management of 30,000 households on the right wing. The Great Khan was stationed in Chahar and personally led the 30,000 households on the left wing.

Dayan Khan reigned for decades and indeed revitalized the Northern Yuan Dynasty.

Another major influence he brought was that in addition to the Oirat Mongolia in western Moshe, the tribes in eastern Mongolia, including Monan and Mobei, all became the rulers of his descendants.

For example, although the Sunit tribe was an ancient tribe that existed before Genghis Khan, during the Dayan Khan's time, it was also led by his descendants and became one of the eight Otok tribes under Chahar.

Teng Jisi is also the sixth grandson of Dayan Khan.

Although the three Khans of Khalkha in Mobei later refused to accept the Great Khan of Mongolia, they were still the descendants of Dayan Khan.

However, although Dayan Khan revived Mongolia, due to the inheritance system, after his death, the Mongolian Khan's court found it difficult to order the remaining tribes.

This chapter is not finished yet, please click on the next page to continue reading the exciting content! For example, Mongolia was divided into 60,000 households, but the Great Khan stationed in Chahar, directly commanded the left wing, and the 30,000 households on the right wing were led by a Jinong

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When Dayan Khan was in power, Jinong, the right winger, was his son, and of course he was with the Khan's court.

But when Dayan Khan died later, his prince died before him, so his eldest grandson succeeded him as Great Khan.

But the new Great Khan was not authoritative enough.

After the death of Merigen, the Jinong of the Thirty Thousand Households of the Right Wing, his younger brother Altan, the leader of the Thirty Thousand Households of the Right Wing, Altan, became the de facto leader of the Thirty Thousand Households of the Right Wing. Under his leadership, Tumut's strength continued to increase and he entered Gufeng Prefecture.

Sichuan became the strongest right wing, and Toyoshu Sichuan was renamed Tumokawa.

Altan later led his army to defeat the Uulianghawanhu who often stabbed the Mongols in the back. Every time the Mongols went south to attack the Ming Dynasty border, they would harass other Mongols from behind.

Altan defeated them and merged them into the other five ten thousand households, so his brother Mongol Khan Bodi Khan also named him Sodo Khan, which means the little khan who protects the Khan's court.

Altan began to proclaim himself Khan, and later became so powerful that he once again led 30,000 households on the right wing to fight against the Khan's court, and even drove the Khan's headquarters, Chahar, from outside Xuanda to Liaodong.

This Altan was the Anda Khan called by the Ming Dynasty. Anda Khan drove the Great Khan to Liaodong. Later, he sent troops to conquer Qinghai and conquered Oirat twice. Finally, he agreed with the Ming Dynasty and paid tribute to Anda.

He also developed farming in Tumochuan and established the green city of Kuhetun (Hohhot).

He even sent troops to Tibet and even came to Beijing. Later, he converted to the Gelug sect of Tibetan Buddhism. Until his death in the tenth year of Wanli, he was the most powerful Khan in Mongolia at that time.

It was not until Lindan Khan, the seventh grandson of Dayan Khan, came to the throne that he led Chahar to the south, returned to the old territory outside Xuanda, attacked the right-wing Tumote and others, and conquered them again, but Lindan Khan was defeated by the Jurchens and was eventually defeated.

, the left and right wings of Mongolia and even Mobei Khalkha also surrendered to the Jurchens.

But time has changed, and now they are all sitting here worshiping the holy Khan Zhu Yihai.

They had made alliances with the Qing emperor many times before, and had also made pilgrimages to Beijing.

The Tatar emperor mainly focused on wooing them, emphasizing the unity of Manchu and Mongolia, and actively engaged in marriage.

However, the Jurchens also fought against the Mongols. For example, the five Inner Khalkha tribes that were separated from the 10,000 households in the Khalkha had 100,000 tents at the end of the Ming Dynasty.

During the Wanli period, the Ming Dynasty pulled Mongolia on one side and fought on the other. It offered tribute and trade with right-wing Mongolia such as Tumut, but did not trade with left-wing Mongolia. Therefore, it was between Chahar and Horqin, and the powerful Inner Khalkha

The Five Divisions often appeared during the Wanli Period and invaded the south at every turn.

Either he beat the Ming army violently or he was beaten violently by the Ming army, he was even more active than Chahar.

Later, they flirted with Nurhaci, made marriages and alliances, and worked together to deal with the Haixi Jurchens. But later, because the Ming Dynasty spent a lot of money to win over the five Inner Khalkha tribes, they were very satisfied and stopped talking to Nurhaci.

After the great victory in Sarhu, Nurhaci first captured Kaiyuan and then captured Tieling. Now Nei Khalkha was unwilling to do so, because after the Ming Dynasty won over them, they established a border market in Tieling to trade with the five tribes of Nei Khalkha. Tieling

If Jianzhou is taken away, they will no longer be able to trade with each other.

So more than 20 Taijis from the five tribes of Inner Khalkha gathered more than 10,000 people to fight against Nurhaci. However, they were blamed and eventually forced to surrender to the Jurchens. Nurhachi formed an alliance with the five tribes.

However, after the alliance, the various tribes in Inner Khalkha were not so honest. Zhongnen, Ang'ateji and others headed by the Zarut tribe often looted the Houjin. Naturally, the Jurchens also sent troops to kill them without hesitation.

And annexed their tribal population, cattle, sheep, etc.

The leader of the Five Tribes was very dissatisfied. In those years, Nekarkha was sandwiched between the Ming Dynasty, Houjin and Chahar, repeatedly crossing and swinging from side to side, and finally succeeded in playing the Five Tribes out of control.

In the sixth year of the Apocalypse, Daishan led his army to attack the Zalut tribe, captured fourteen Baylor including Buck and his son, and captured a large number of children and property belonging to the people.

In April, Nurhaci personally sent troops to attack the Uziyet tribe and the Bahrain tribe of Chaohua, killed the Bahrain tribe Beil Nangnuk, severely damaged the Bahrain tribe, and pursued Chaohua in the Xiliao River. The defeated Chaohua went to Lin Danhan, but was killed.

Lin Dan Khan killed him and his subordinates were also swallowed up. The Uziyet tribe, which was once the strongest among the five tribes in Inner Khalkha, became a historical term.

Faced with the Jurchen attack, Lin Dan Khan not only did not help, but instead added insult to injury and sent troops to attack the Wengjirat tribe. Its leader was killed, the tribe was annexed, and the Wengjirat tribe became a historical term.

After Huang Taiji succeeded to the throne, he immediately led troops to attack the Zalut tribe. They were beaten so badly that before they could take a breath, Lin Dan Khan came to take advantage of the situation and attacked the remaining troops of Zalut and Bahrain.

As a result, part of the two tribes were annexed by Lin Dan Khan, and part of them surrendered to Horqin Mongolia.

Later, unable to bear Horqin's oppression, they surrendered to the Jin Dynasty and were reorganized into the Zasak Banner.

The once mighty five Inner Khalkha tribes were no weaker than the three Outer Khalkha tribes. However, in the late Ming Dynasty, they were caught between several major forces. Because they could not see the situation clearly, they failed to stand in a good team. In the end, the Uprising

The three tribes of Qiyet, Bayot and Wengjira disappeared completely, and the two tribes of Zarut and Bahrain were also completely disabled.

As a descendant of Dayan Khan and a descendant of the Golden Family, the Mongols have always been in internal strife. In the final analysis, it is due to Mongolia's enfeoffment system. The central Khan's court has very low binding force on the lords of various ministries.

The strong are respected, and if they don't obey, they will be beaten, so they will always be beaten.

Among all the people, the young Chahar Khan Abna may have understood it better than anyone else. Originally, his father, Lin Dan Khan, was the orthodox Great Khan, but no one would obey him. He fought for his whole life, and finally died in internal and external difficulties. He was dignified.

The son of the Great Khan was forced to marry the daughter of the Qing Emperor when he was only a few years old, and then he finally started to govern personally. However, when the Ming Dynasty was resurrected, he could only give his wife to the Ming Dynasty's son, and then he married back a Ming Dynasty princess.

In fact, she was a maid-in-waiting adopted by the emperor and a princess conferred on her lord.

However, although Abner was filled with emotion, his heart felt very happy when he saw Sunit's Teng Jisi bleeding on the ground.

Back then, Lin Dan Khan wanted to unify Mongolia, but as a result, several people in Chahar's headquarters, Eight Otok, rebelled, and Sunit was one of them.

Although one of them has been in Liaoxi and the other in Babei in the past two years, and they have not had any direct contact, he is also aware of Teng Jisi's arrogance and arrogance.

The emperor was recounting Sunit's crimes, one after another.

Brother Teng Jisi knelt on the ground and kowtowed.

As Mingchen continued to read out Sunit's crimes, more and more Sunit princes knelt down and kowtowed.

Yesterday, the emperor arrived in Duolun. As soon as he arrived, he held a military parade to show his military might. Although the cavalry charge with guns and artillery firing was very majestic, it was not as majestic as this morning when Sun Desheng came with the heads of Ubandai and others.

A newly built Otok, with thousands of households and thousands of people, was wiped out in this way, and the Ming army actually suffered more than ten casualties.

Looking at the more than 900 heads piled up into a small mountain, there were also thousands of prisoners kneeling in a large area.

The descendants of Dayan Khan, the princes and nobles who are proud of their golden families, feel very sad.

This terrifying military power and murderous intent are more powerful than any title or will.

"His Majesty,"

Chahar Khan Abna stood up and knelt down before the emperor, "The Sunit tribe is cruel and unkind. Brothers Tengjisi deceived the emperor and committed crimes. They are arrogant and arrogant. I request that all Sunit leaders, big and small, be beheaded and all their tribesmen beheaded."

Incorporate him into the royal ranch as a slave, and confiscate all Sunit’s livestock property!”

As soon as these words came out, Teng Jisi fainted.


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