"This is actually Beijing, isn't it? But now it's not called Beijing. Wang Linlin looked curiously at the night view of Zhongdu at her feet, "It looks very prosperous, and it doesn't seem to be worse than Lin'an." ”

"Kublai Khan has a lot of capable people under him, and he still has a set of rules for governing the country." Sun Hui said. When this mysterious spaceship is invisible, it is not only invisible to the outside, but also to the inside, so now the five of them seem to be standing in the air, and they can clearly see everything around them, as if they are using their abilities to fly in the sky.

"Why isn't Kublai Khan here? What is he doing now? Xiao Tiantian asked.

"Let's go to conquer the sea." Sun Hui thought for a while and replied, "Now that history has changed, he did not destroy the Great Song Dynasty, his position is not as stable as before, and his military strength is not as good as in history. ”

"Who is the sea? Can Kublai Khan pose such a big threat? Du Lili asked curiously.

"Haidu is the grandson of Ogedei, the founder of the Ogedai Khanate in history, very famous, but our history textbooks don't mention him much, so most people know Kublai Khan, but his name is a little unfamiliar." Sun Hui replied.

Sun Hui gave the girls a general explanation of that history.

Since the death of Genghis Khan, the third son, Ogedai lineage, succeeded the Great Khan, but after the death of Ogedei's son Guiyou, the Ogedai lineage lost the Khan position. Since the election of Möngke, a descendant of Tulei, as the Great Khan of Mongolia, the descendants of Ögedai gradually lost power, and Haidu, as the grandson of Ögedei, was divided into The Hague to the west of Mongolia at this time.

Kublai Khan was divided into the Central Plains for a long time, accepted the influence of Confucianism, and actively prepared for the reform of Sinicization, which was incompatible with Mongolian conservatives such as Haidu. After Meng Ke's death, Kublai Khan was supported by Han Confucian scholars to occupy the Central Plains of Monan and establish himself as Khan, and Haidu supported the new Khan Ali Buge to compete with Kublai Khan for the Khan throne, but failed. However, Haidu hoped that the throne of the Great Khan belonged to the descendants of Ogedei, so he accumulated strength, united with the Kipchak Khanate, and plotted to compete with Kublai Khan for the throne of the Great Khan of the Mongol Empire. Because Genghis Khan once said that as long as Ögedei had a suckling offspring, he would have priority over the others, so he constantly tried against Kublai Khan.

Because the Ögedai Khan faction plotted to split the Mongol Empire and tried to usurp Kublai Khan's throne. Kublai Khan then sent Chagatai's heir, Bara, back to Chagatai Khanate to compete for the throne, hoping to cause civil strife among the kings in the west so that he could concentrate on completing the war to destroy the Song Dynasty. To Kublai Khan's surprise, although Haidu and Ba Rachu also fought fiercely, they quickly reconciled. Haidu ruled the fiefdoms of Ogedai and Guiyou in the area of Yemil, and launched a rebellion in the fifth year of the Zhiyuan Dynasty (1268 AD) and established the Ögedai Khanate. Subsequently, he invaded the northwest region with the rebellious kings such as Siriji and Naiyan, so that Kublai Khan had to recruit the Boyan army that attacked the Song Dynasty to the north to quell the rebellion.

In the fifth year of the Yuan Dynasty, the first part of the sea capital traveled eastward, entered the north of Lingbei, and the son of Meng Ge, Yulong, answered the loss of the neighboring tribes of Ba. This was most likely an accident, but was immediately seen by Kublai Khan's army stationed on the Mongolian plateau as a signal for the rebellion of Haidu. So the Yuan army in Mobei sent troops, defeated the rebel army at Beiting, and pursued to Alimali, the rebels fled more than 2,000 miles away, and Kublai Khan ordered to stop the pursuit. Until this time, Haidu seemed to have tried to avoid a head-on battle with Kublai Khan's army, so he withdrew from Alimarisi. The westward rush of Haidu aroused the suspicion of the Ulus Khan of the Chagatai Khanate at that time. The eight deep fears of the sea crossed the Syr Darya River to the west and seized the middle of the river, so they hurriedly sent troops to intercept it, and the two armies met on the banks of the Syr Darya River and a big battle broke out. Ba Ra won first, and Haidu fought again after receiving reinforcements from the kings of the Jochi system, and defeated Ba Ra. The Eight Rak Army retreated to the river and prepared to fight again.

In order to avoid further damage to the cities in the riverine region, Haidu sent Kipchak, the son of Ogedai Hedan, to make peace with Bara. In the spring of the sixth year of the Yuan Dynasty (1269 AD), the three parties of the Jochi Ulus, the Chagatai Ulus and the Ogedai Ulus met on the Tarasi River. The three parties agreed that two-thirds of the area in the middle of the river would be assigned to Bara, and the remaining one-third would belong to Haidu and Möngke Timur, and that the kings would each return to the mountains and steppes, and that they would not enter the Chengguo area, that they would not graze livestock on agricultural land, and that they would not indiscriminately levy taxes from the inhabitants of the Chengguo, and that the management of the agricultural settlement area would remain the responsibility of Masuhu. In order to increase the pastures, land, and army of Bara, Haidu will send troops to assist Bara to cross the Amu Darya River to invade the territory of Iba Khan.

In the spring of the following year, Bara attacked Khorasan from the west of the river. Iba Khan defeated the Bara army in the vicinity of Yeli. He retreated into the river in defeat and died soon after. Chagatai Sun Nie Gubo was made the new Khan of Chagatai Ulus by Haidu, and Chagatai Ulus became a vassal of Haidu. After Haidu gained dominance over Turkestan and Hezhong, his attitude towards the Yuan Dynasty gradually hardened, and he began to directly confront and compete with the Yuan Dynasty on the north and south roads of the Tianshan Mountains.

In the eighth year of the Yuan Dynasty (1271 AD), Kublai Khan ordered Namhan, the king of Beiping, to open a palace in Alimali. In the tenth year of the Yuan Dynasty (1273 AD), Namuhan took advantage of the discord between Chagatai Khan Nie Gub and Hai and sent troops to conquer. After the death of Nie Gubo, the seventh son of Chagatai, the son of Hedahai, succeeded Timur as Chagatai Khan, and soon died, and Duwa, the son of Bara, ascended the throne. Both of these khans were supported by Haidu. In the eleventh year of the Yuan Dynasty (1274 AD), the Yuan court set up the Wu'er judge, and added post stations such as the end and the crow. In the first month of the twelfth year of the Yuan Dynasty (1275 AD), Kublai Khan successively issued 34 edicts to arrest Haidu, Duwa gold and silver Fufan. The will and the sign of detention further intensified the conflict between the two sides. In the summer of the twelfth year of the Yuan Dynasty (1275 AD), the kings of the Wokotai system He Hu entered the Puchanghai area along the southern edge of the Tarim sand moraine, cutting off the post road leading to the Bada Black Injury Mountain in the Yuan Dynasty.

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