After defeating the Iraqi World Alliance, Li Yanqin led the Chinese army to kill Isfahan, the capital of the Seljuk Empire.

Along the way, the Chinese army is unstoppable.

It only took a dozen days for the former army to reach Isfahan and surround it.

More and more troops followed, and Isfahan was besieged.

Li Yan had Sanjar brought in Sanjar, who was seriously wounded, and then ordered Sanjar to order the defenders of Isfahan to open the door.

What Li Yan didn't expect was that after Sanjar arrived at the city, he didn't order the people in the city to open the door, but let the people in the city resolutely resist.

Seeing this, the prisoners of Sanjar directly cut off Sanjar's head.

Li Yan had Sanjar's head thrown into the city, and told the people in the city that they would only give them two hours to open the gates, and if they didn't open them, they would immediately start attacking the city, and when the city was broken, they would kill all those involved in defending the city.

On the side of the Chinese army, while the countdown began, Yue Fei, Liu Qi and others began to arrange sieges.

Seeing that the time was coming, Yue Fei, Liu Qi and others made the final siege preparations - the flying thunder cannon and the conscienceless cannon began to load, the bed crossbow began to open bows and arrows, and the siege troops began to enter the siege machinery......

But at this moment, the city gate opened, and a large group of people came out with dozens of people tied up and holding white flags—the people of the city surrendered and sacrificed the city.

The process doesn't have to be too redundant.

After determining that Isfahan was completely controlled by the Chinese army, Li Yan entered the city, and then lived in the palace of the Serzhu dynasty.

Next, Yue Fei and Liu Qibing split into two ways to capture the entire Sailzhu Empire.

At the same time, Li Yan divided the Sailzhu Empire into twelve kingdoms, and then divided them among his twelve sons by lottery.

After gaining their own territory, the new kings immediately led their respective pro-armies to pacify their own territory - where there were not enough men, Li Yan lent them reservists to help them pacify it.

After defeating all the established armies of the Sayrzhu Empire, Yue Fei and Liu Qi's soldiers split into two routes, one to attack the Ghaznavid dynasty and the other to attack Khorezm.

Needless to say, the reason why Li Yan didn't fight it at the beginning was only because Li Yan didn't want to divide his troops and affect his decisive battle with the Iraqi World Alliance, not that the Ghaznavid Dynasty had anything difficult to fight.

But this Khorezm has some strength.

Khorezm was also a vassal of the Turks, and was founded by a slave-born guard of the Sultan of Thurubao, the founder of Khorezm, who was originally a slave, and was granted military power because he was very favored by Tugorubao, and later established a regime that belonged to the Sultan of Sayr.

But—

Over the years, the Selzhu Empire declined more and more, and as a result, Khorezm took advantage of the opportunity to gain momentum, get rid of its vassal status, and become a great power in Central Asia.

The title of King of Khorezm is Sand.

At this time, Khorezm Shah is Ajisi.

This Ajisi is definitely a generation of heroes, that is, he got rid of Khorezm's vassal status and built Khorezm into a powerful state.

As far as the facts are concerned, if it were not for the Chinese army, perhaps the Khorezm led by Ajisi would have replaced the Sailzhu dynasty as the overlord of Central Asia.

It's a pity that Ah Jisi lived with Li Yan at the wrong time, and Li Yan wanted Central Asia to divide his sons.

Liu Qi was invincible all the way, and killed Khorezm with a thunderous momentum.

Ah Jisi was naturally unwilling to let the Khorezm he had managed with great difficulty be destroyed by the Chinese army, even if he knew that the Chinese army that had destroyed the Eastern and Western Karakhanid States and the Sayrzhu Empire was not something that his Khorezm could defeat at all, and he would have to fight with the Chinese army.

The two sides fought three battles in a row, and the Khorezm army was completely defeated, and the Chinese army also went straight to the capital of Khorezm.

Seeing that things were not good, Ajisi immediately sent envoys with his four daughters to Isfahan to ask for a meeting with Li Yan.

In place of Ajisi, Ajisi's envoy said that Khorezm was willing to submit to Dazhong, and was willing to pay 100,000 dinars of gold to Dazhong every year as an offering, and asked Li Yan to withdraw from the army.

If Li Yan hadn't come to Central Asia this time to fight for his sons, he might have accepted the Khora Kingdom as a vassal of Dazhong.

But Li Yan personally led the army to Central Asia this time in order to gain territory.

The most important thing is that Li Yan has so many sons that he can't score enough to defeat the entire Central Asia, so how could Li Yan let go of such a large territory as Khorez?

Therefore, Li Yan, the four daughters of Ah Jisi, accepted it, but still let Ah Jisi surrender - Li Yan said to the envoy: As long as Ah Jisi surrenders, I will guarantee the lives of his family.

After receiving Li Yan's reply, Ah Jisi was extremely unwilling - he didn't want to, his family finally got rid of slavery status and became prisoners again!

Therefore, Ajisi finally chose to escape from Khorezm with those who were willing to go with him, and then fled all the way west, and finally fled to Asia Minor.

- Destruction of Khorezm.

At this time, Yue Fei had also conquered the capital of the Ghaznavid Dynasty, and then sent people to send all the royal family and clan members of the Ghaznavid Dynasty to Isfahan to take prisoners to Li Yan.

- The fall of the Ghaznavid dynasty.

Li Yan divided the Ghaznavid Dynasty into eight kingdoms and Khorezm into five kingdoms, and gave them to his thirteen sons according to the method of drawing lots.

Next, Li Yan only left 150,000 elites and 200,000 reservists to protect himself, and the rest of the troops were all released by Li Yan.

Khorasan, Sigistan, Mazanland, and Ghor were successively destroyed by the Chinese army.

Soon after, most of Central Asia was defeated by Dazhong.

Li Yan separated these regions into dozens of countries and then divided them into his sons.

In order to put some gold on his face, and to have a basis for ruling Central Asia, and in order to slaughter the local nobles who did not obey the rule of his sons, Li Yan issued an order: emancipate all slaves and give them all the rights of legal citizens.

In this way, Li Yan's sons have the foundation to rule Central Asia, and then they cross the sea to recruit Chinese from Dazhong to fill their country and stabilize their rule - in order to let the Chinese immigrate to Central Asia, they can be said to be a little crazy, some go to remote areas to buy people, men, women and children, some promise, as long as they come, they will give noble status, they will give women, and it is three or five hair, and some simply go to places where no one cares about it, and forcibly bring it to their own country, Wait a minute...... Their methods can be said to be varied, and they are all very efficient.

For his sons digging their own corners, Li Yan only gave some verbal warnings when they went too far, and most of the time he turned a blind eye and closed one eye.

As a result, a wave of immigration fever broke out......

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