On the question of why Kublai Khan did not concentrate his forces on extinguishing the captive army

As for why Kublai Khan didn't concentrate on extinguishing Wen Tianxiang, history is like this, some Mongolian princes were very dissatisfied with Kublai Khan as the emperor of China, and respected science (no way, Lao Ku must respect science to maintain his rule, he was not right, so he was particularly afraid of being imitated), so there were frequent rebellions in the north.

In particular, the people of the Ogedai family hated the Kublai Khan family. Led by Haidu, the war with the Kublai Khan family for forty years directly led to the end of the expansion of the Mongol Empire.

In 1276, Kublai Khan's fourth son Namuhan was captured by the rebels, and in 1277 (the second year of Jingyan), the kings hit Helin, Boyan was forced to return to the army to rescue, and Wen Tianxiang took the opportunity to recover Nanjianzhou, Gannan and other places. In 1278, the year in which the army of the Breakers developed in the book, the rebels were suppressed.

At present, the stage in the book is the golden respite period between the broken army and the remnants of the Song Dynasty, and historically, the Song Dynasty spent the last nine months in Yashan. Then, the rebels in the north collapsed internally, and one of the main leaders, Saliman, captured the other main chief, Siriji, surrendered to Kublai Khan, and handed over his captives to Kublai Khan. Kublai Khan forgave Saliman, but exiled Cyriji to an island. Shortly thereafter, in 1278, Prince Namuhan was released. This anti-Kublai Khan alliance failed due to the poor quality of its members.

Historically, after the rear was stabilized, the Yuan Dynasty launched the final blow against the Southern Song Dynasty, first capturing Wen Tianxiang and then destroying the Song Dynasty. But in the fictional time and space of this book, the remnants of the Song after respite will no longer be so vulnerable.

In the official history, Kublai Khan seized the throne because of the murder of his younger brother, which led to the division of the Mongol Empire. The four khanates broke away one after another, and openly and covertly supported the rebels in the north. As a result, the deployment of Dayuan's troops has always been heavy on the north and light on the south. And as a result, after encountering serious setbacks in Annam and other places, Dayuan was unable to continue to expand southward, so he had to give up revenge.

Haidu erected a restoration of Mongolian traditions, ignored the banner, and always opposed the Great Yuan. It has organized several anti-ignorance alliances. Repeated defeats and battles. After losing the battle in 1278, he retreated to the river to recuperate. Then, the anti-negligence alliance is organized. (In the book, his healing period will be greatly shortened.) The enemy of our enemies is our friends). In 1287, the Anti-Ku League gathered three direct descendants of Genghis Khan, Naiyan, Shiduer, and Hadan, and extended from the northeast to Central Asia. The Yuan army was forced to retreat to the west of Haozhou (present-day Zhangwu, Liaoning) and Yizhou (present-day northeast of Fuxin, Liaoning).

Kublai Khan had no choice but to take sick relatives. The two sides fought until 1290, and with the advantage of the Han army's succession and numerical superiority, Dayuan put out the rebellion. Haidu was defeated again, and once again recuperated.

After Kublai Khan's death, Haidu invaded Dayuan again. He was later defeated by Kublai Khan's successors. The two sides fought until 1301, when Haidu fell ill and died. Haidu's son then continued to fight with Kublai Khan's heirs until 1309, when Haidu's power was invaded by his generals, and he had to abandon the battle of Dayuan.

In fact, at that time, there was not a single discerning politician in the Southern Song Dynasty who could see the unstable factors behind Kublai Khan. wandered in the court of peace and Gou'an, and finally came to an end in Yashan. And if some of the memories of modern people at that time entered the minds of any Southern Song Dynasty resistant, I am afraid that he, seeing the overall situation, would definitely not give up the opportunity to cause chaos for Kublai Khan on the grassland.

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