The biography of Kuo Liejian

A Mongolian boy who believes in immortality, which is very rare in modern society, received a sponsorship at the age of 18 as a doctor who loves to study Mongolian history and traveled to Inner Mongolia. Pen, fun, pavilion www. biquge。 info strayed into the tomb of Genghis Khan, and was blown up by a tornado in the tomb group. When it fell, it was no longer the 21st century, and the body was no longer its original body, although it was still the same appearance. But there is an extra memory in my mind, and this memory has the appearance of a beautiful mother most clearly.

After walking out of the big tent where he lived and confirming it from the people around him, the boy did not expect that he would be lucky enough to be a member of the Golden Family, and the young man who was proud of it calmly gave up the name given by his adoptive father and accepted everything about this body. After breaking the psychological barrier, the two souls fused together without distinguishing each other, not only the coordination of the body was better, the reflex nerves were more sensitive, but also seemed to be able to feel the gaze of the immortal heaven in the dark.

A member of the Golden Family who had been summoned by the Immortal Chosen Choice appeared, and he was the Son of the Elder Kuo Lejian. After tidying up his appearance, Kuo Lijian saw his mother, the second queen Hulan, who was an abandoned baby who was picked up by a lonely old man in his previous life, and he was very happy to have a mother at that time. From the words of his mother Hulan, I learned that it was the fifth year of Temujin's expedition to the west, that is, in 1223 AD. This made Kuo Liejian breathe a sigh of relief, according to the memory, the mother concubine had not fallen out of favor because of the tandem Yelu Chucai, and her biggest foreign aid, the national teacher Yelu Chucai, was not hostile to the eldest queen.

Kuo Liejian felt that Changshengtian must have sent him here to continue the glory of the Golden Family. Otherwise, how can it be such a good time, if you wear it until four years later, wait for Wokotai to sweat, then you will definitely not be able to return to the sky.

Korejian persuaded Hulan not to ask for a fief for himself like his father, and conveyed the will of the immortals, saying that the immortals told him that Temujin would become Khan after the class, and that he would then receive the same Ulus as his three elder brothers. After believing that his son could communicate with Changshengtian, Hu Lan was convinced of Kuo Liejian's words, and almost obeyed his son's words.

Relying on skillful bow horses, there are also many treasures about the deeds of this expedition to the west, and some of them are recorded in books. Less than eighteen years old, he was recognized by Temujin and was able to go north to participate in the actual battle in Jebe's army in the Caucasus, and after bidding farewell to his mother, Temujin arranged for a thousand households of Kublai Nayan to accompany him north.

Hurry up and hurry, although Korejian did not catch up with the two battles of annihilating the Gurzhi and the Alans, but caught up with the plundering of the Kipchaks. Participated in the battle to break the 100,000 Allied forces of the Roth, and won the battle near Mariupoli on the Aligi River, capturing and killing the big and small Michisilao. They then plundered the money of the merchants ****** Sudahe, then attacked the kingdom of Brillar on the Yetili River (present-day Volga) in the east, turned southeast to subdue the Kangli people in the Urals, and finally joined Genghis Khan's Mongol army through the steppes of the Syr Darya River.

This time, Genghis Khan sealed the Ulus, and Korejian, like the three brothers, each received 4,000 households, and the fourth brother Torre led the headquarters of 101,000 people. In 1224, Korejian crossed the Dnieper River westward with the Mongol army, swept southern Urros' and entered the Crimean peninsula. At this time, the news came that the army had returned to its Mongolian hometown after the western expedition, so Jebe and Subutai led the army to return east through the Kipchak steppe. On the way back, Jebel, who was the most supportive of Kuo Lejian, fell ill and died, and Korejian was able to temporarily take charge of Jebe's department.

Because Kuo Lijian had an empty 1,000-household establishment, he merged the elite of the Jebesu Department into this 1,000-household, and he actually used this 1,000-household as a direct personal guard. Along the way, the land and pastures vacated by the Urbeggars when they took over the retreat were collected, and thanks to the blessing of his birth, on the premise of turning a blind eye to Subutai, Korejian actually gained the vast steppe area from Crimea to Georgia.

The regret is that Arakhai Beji is too shrewd, no matter how much he tries to curry favor, it will be ineffective, and sometimes Kuoliejian even feels that if it were not for his mother's concubine, this shrewd former princess would dare to sue her father for rebellion. It wasn't until he returned to the first Erduo and bought off the young Aertaruhei, the youngest daughter of the eldest concubine, that Arakhai Beji completely gave up exposing Korejian's deviant behavior.

Cautiously followed the Great Khan to conquer Western Xia, this time he led his troops to guard the Chinese army with Nayaa, until a few months before the death of Genghis Khan in 1227, he could not bear to have his young son to have nowhere to go, so he let Kuoliejian choose his own fiefdom, and Kuoliejian sought to seal the area around the Jisi Sea. Kurejian used shamanic witchcraft to bewitch and help Li Weiming kill Genghis Khan and arrange for her to be killed.

After the death of Genghis Khan, in order to prevent the burial of Hulan by Porti, Kuoliejian took advantage of Ogedei to expand his strength, and took the initiative to hand over the 1,000 Ulus of his subordinates who had escaped from the thousands of households of Lile to the third brother Wokotai, in exchange for the overall transfer of his second Urdo to his fiefdom. It took a lot of effort to make it so that in the end, it was Na Ya Ah and some of the cowards who took the place of Koliejian, who had to stay to attend the Kuriltai conference, and escorted the second Erduo to migrate.

In 1229, at the Kuriltai Congress, Kuoliejian firmly supported Ögedei. After the handover of the Khan, Kuo Liejian took the initiative to leave his eldest wife and eldest son as protons, which not only made Ogedai very embarrassed, but also further deepened Subutai's identity. In 1230, Korejian, who finally became independent, relied on the elite soldiers of Nayaa to recover the Mirchi tribe left behind before without danger, greatly expanding his strength.

In 1236, when Wokotai launched the second western expedition, Batu, Chagatai's eldest son Bai Daer, Wokotai's eldest son Guiyou, and Tuolei's eldest son Meng Ge each commanded their own royal army, and Nayan at all levels below 10,000 households also sent his eldest son to join the expedition, with Batu as the commander and Subutai as the vice, a total of 150,000 troops, set out from all over the country and arrived on the east bank of the Volga River in autumn. When the kings had agreed, they marched forward with their own troops. Subutai led the vanguard army to take Briar. In the winter of that year, Möngke marched into the Saratov region, and the leader of the Halbulik tribe, Bachiman, infested the dense forests and attacked the Mongol army from time to time. In the spring of the following year, Subutai moved south from the Bria Ear Realm to reinforce Möngke. When the eight red barbarians heard that they were not able to arrive, they were terrified and fled into the sea. Kuo Lie Jian took a step ahead of Meng Ke, led his army to attack the island of Kuantian Jisi Sea, and captured Bachiman and executed him.

As a result, the Kuantian Jihai and the northern parts of the Transcaucasian Mountains were subdued. In the summer and autumn of 1237, he recuperated east of the Volga and decided to conquer the Rus. In December, Batu and other kings led their armies across the Volga River and conquered the cities of Lyezan and Koromna. In February of the following year, the capital of the Grand Duchy of Vladimir was laid siege to Vladimir. The Grand Duke Koerji abandoned the city and fled to the banks of the Sidi River to await reinforcements from the Principality of Kiev. The Mongols besieged the city for five days and forced the Urross to participate in the siege, and the city was broken. Batu divided his army into several routes to capture more than 10 cities near Vladimir, including Rostov and Moscow. In March, Batu sent an army to attack the Grand Duke's military camp on the banks of the Sidi River, annihilating all his soldiers and killing the Grand Duke in battle. From there, the Mongol army advanced to Novgorod, the ancient capital of the Principality of Kiev, 20 miles to the city, and then suddenly diverted its route to the south and marched north to the Caucasus. In 39 years, Meng Ge and Guiyou captured the Tiemen Pass and opened up the north-south communication line of the Caucasus. In the autumn of that year, Brother Meng and Gui returned from the east. In the 40th year, when Kuo Lijian saw that Guiyou was gone, and knew that Ogedai was dying, he suddenly took away the command of Batu, and as the commander-in-chief, he sent troops across the Don River and re-entered the southern part of the Rus' to plunder. The princes of the Rus' were too busy fighting for power and could not unite against the enemy, so the Mongol army captured the cities of Bereslaol and Chernigov. During the assault on the city of Chernigov, the Mongols used giant stone throwers. In the autumn of 40, Batu personally led a large army to Qiwa City, and the army of all roads gathered. Batu ordered artillery to be set up on all sides, day and night, and attacked fiercely. On 18 November, Kuolejian was unable to take the capital for a long time, and his command was improper, so he once again usurped his command, and the next day he conquered the city in a battle. After the capture of the city of Kiva, the Mongol army continued its westward advance, capturing Vladimir-Volyn, the capital of the Kalich principality, and other cities in the territory. Daniel, the Duke of Garridge, fled to Mazar. Čurs was occupied by the Mongol army.

At the beginning of 41, the Mongol army marched to Mazar in three directions, except for the headquarters of Korejian, which was guarded by the headquarters of Korejian. On the northern route, with Baitar as the commander, he led 30,000 men under Chagatai to destroy Mazar and aid Poland; The southern route, with Hedan as the commander, led 30,000 men under Ogedai to bypass the Carpathians and advance in a roundabout way from the south; In the middle of the road, Batu and Subutai were the commanders, leading an army of 60,000 to cross the Carpathian Mountains and march straight to the capital city of Pisiti.

The Second Route Army of the North and South took the lead. Parta divided the southern route army and crossed the Visdora River to march to Poland. At that time, Poland was divided into a number of small feudal states, with King Boleslav only governing the territories directly under him, and the remaining feudal states having their own affairs. In February 41, the Mongol army captured the city of Sandomir, which was under the jurisdiction of Boleslav, the communist ruler of Poland. In March, the Polish army was defeated, the capital city of Krakov was captured, and it was set on fire. The Mongols then attacked the Polish vassal state of Silesia, crossed Odeho on a raft, and attacked its capital, Vroslav. King Henry II of Silesia retreated to Legnitz and gathered 30,000 troops from Poland, Germania, and the Teutonic Knights to meet him. Beatar abandoned the attack on the city of Vroslav and advanced to the vicinity of Legnitz to lead Henry into battle. At the beginning of April, Henry's army went into battle, the Mongol army feinted defeat and retreated, and Henry pursued. Taking advantage of the fatigue of Henry's troops, the Mongol army suddenly launched a counterattack and annihilated its army. Henry was captured and beheaded. Taking advantage of the victory, the Mongol army marched south, invaded Moravia, burned the land, and then joined Mazar and Batu. The Southern Route Army under the command of Hedan bypassed the Carpathian Mountains and entered Magyars, captured the cities of Rudan and Waratin successively, and in April, joined the capital of Batu on the Hungarian plain. During this period, Kuolejian always led the elite to appear at the most critical moment to help Batu win, which greatly diminished the amount of loot and prestige Batu obtained.

The Central Route Army led by Batu and Subutai attacked Hungary in two directions. King Béla IV sent only a small number of troops to hold the passes of the Carpathians and cut down the roads. On 12 March, the Mongol army made a surprise attack on the passes of the Carpathian Mountains, and by the 15th they had all broken through. Batu led his army to attack the city of Palste, and burned it. When Béla IV heard the news, he gathered 100,000 troops from Pest to the city of Paste to defend the city. The Mongol army arrived at the city and attacked but did not break it. The Hungarian army did not fight. Batu led the army to retreat. Béla IV went out of the city in pursuit, camped to the west of the Saiyo River, and sent 1,000 troops to guard the bridge to prevent the Mongol army from attacking. The Mongol army retreated to the underground camp of the swamp east of the river where the Hungarian army was not defended, and attacked in two ways at night: one was led by Batu, sent troops to seize the bridge, set up artillery attacks, and lost; One route was led by Subutai, and he sneaked on a raft from the lower reaches of the river and detoured to the rear of the Hungarian army. Batu stormed the defenders of the bridge and captured the bridge. At dawn, the two armies laid siege to the Hungarian camp on all sides and launched a surprise attack. The Hungarian army broke through and put a road to the west of Batu, the Hungarian army fled westward, and the Mongol army ambushed on three sides and annihilated its army. Béla IV fled into Austria. The Mongol army reached the city of Pest and broke through it. In this battle, the Mongol army also suffered heavy losses. In the summer and autumn, the whole army retreated in the city of Neusstad, near the city of Pest, when it encountered a counterattack from Austria and the Duchy of Bohemia. In December, after the Danube River froze, it attacked the ancient Hungarian capital of Gran. The city is located on the banks of the Danube River, surrounded by deep moats, and the city has garrisons. The Mongol army arrived at the city, placed 30 artillery to attack the city, drove the prisoners to fill the trenches, and attacked very quickly. The merchants of France, Germany and other countries in the city burned their wealth. After the Mongol army broke the city, it was burned to the ground. Batu sent the Dan army to chase Bella. Bella, hearing that the Mongols were in pursuit, took refuge on an island off the Adriatic coast. Hedan to the seaside, plundering the two cities of Spalato and Catalo.

At the beginning of 1242, the news of Ogedei's death arrived, and Batu summoned Round Dan. Hortan passes through Serbia and joins with Bat. In March, Batu led his army back to the east. After the withdrawal of the Western Expeditionary Army, the forces secretly accumulated by Korejian were exhausted, and in one fell swoop they took over the Volga River in the east, Lithuania and Moscow in the north, Poland, Hungary, and the Czech Republic in the west, and the Ulus in Romania in the south. While enjoying the tribute of all the surrounding countries except Poland, it dominates the four puppet states of Romania, Latvia, Lithuania, and Hungary.

In turmoil at home due to Namajin's usurpation, Korlegan purged the Teutonic Knights, annexed Lithuania and Latvia, and established Estonia. In order to better combat the monotheistic religion, Korezhin moved the royal tent from Chechnya to the city of Kiev. The long-lived Nayaa was stationed south of the Caucasus Mountains in charge of Georgia, Azerbaijan and Armenia. In the future, Korejian planned to choose one of his adult daughters to marry into the Nayaa family, and follow the example of his sister Arakhai Beji to control the vassals on the other side of the mountain.

Over the next few years, he devoted himself to theology and shamanism. In addition, Hulan believed in Buddhism, so in order to resist the overriding of divine power over royal power, Koliejian introduced Tantra from the Tibetan region and sent people to the Indian peninsula to attract Jainism. In order to strengthen the trust of his own people, in addition to his distant wives, Kolejian also married Magyars, Rus', Jews, Slavs, and even sent people across the sea to marry Normans, absorbing scattered barbarians, and copying Avesta and Vedas.

In the process, he was always able to learn new languages and scripts very quickly. He liked to patrol his territory, and from 46 onwards he was already able to use inappropriate language and debate the Scriptures with die-hard Unitarians in the places he visited. With his connivance, there were constant debates everywhere about other religions besides shamanism. From time to time, priests or priests who proposed new denominations appeared, and the authority of religion was lost.

In the debate, Lithuania and Latvia, where the Slavs were predominant, were the first to generally accept the reformed neo-shamanism of Korejan. The Magyars of Hungary also chose to return to their ancestral beliefs. Bohemians in Latvia and the Czech Republic have also come to embrace shamanism, which is more akin to their traditional beliefs. Tantric monks, who were not allowed to preach for long periods in other parts of the Khanate outside Kiev, were bombarded into Poland, Romania, and several Rus' states in the East.

In fact, after the death of Ogedei, the four mountains that pressed on Koliejian's head have gone, and Naima Zhen has proved that the last mountain has been revealed, and the mother-daughter combination of Porti and Arakhai Beji has lost the threat, and the short-sighted Naima Zhen has given a lot of titles and property in order to stabilize Kuoliejian, the royal uncle. Kuoliejian stood firmly on Guiyou's side, making Guiyou more and more unbearable Batu. Korejian took advantage of this opportunity to encourage several of his followers to rebel, and eventually he became the eldest princess living in the city of Kiev. Out of selfishness, when Korejian was in Chechnya, he sent people to secretly search for handsome men and Gurbesu to breed, and when Guiyou died of illness in 48, a girl of barbarian blood was married to Korejian's eldest son, Kucha, and Korejian's concubine was finally able to return, but unfortunately died in the territory of Batu.

For the first time, he had a taste of freedom of faith, and his children included women from all religions, which led to witchcraft and poison in order to compete for the position of concubine, these women and those relatives who shared their interests with them. However, this is still a world where the power of the gods can slightly affect nature, and in the midst of the ridicule of Arakhai Beji, Koliejian had to divide the sons who had been basically cultivated, and use shamanic witchcraft to counter those curses.

Concubine Hulan died in this palace fight. Kullan's death provoked Korejian to exile all the esoteric monks, bringing the monks of the city to the south of the Caucasus. Having killed a group of concubines who may have been involved in Hulan's death, he wanted to marry a purple-clothed princess from the Roman Empire (Byzantium), but unfortunately the last purple-clad princess had been defeated for decades. In the end, a young girl from the Innocent IV family became the nominal concubine, and although Li Weiming was not Kuo Liejian's concubine, he actually mastered his Erduo. As a condition of his compromise with the Catholic Church, Rome would acquiesce in Queretian's conquest of Poland and agree on a confrontation between Holy Rome and Queretian.

After dealing with these, the time came to 1250. In order to prevent history from repeating itself, Li Weiming personally commanded the assassination of Ruheteni and made Ali Buge mistakenly believe that he was the mother killed by Kublai Khan. The last link is that when Li Weiming went to frame Batu as promised, Kuo Liejian used witchcraft to trigger the Gu in her body in her early years, and the murderer of the Great Khan died violently in Batu's royal tent after many years, and what was even worse was that he held the Kuritai Conference himself, which many princes and patriarchs saw. Kuo Liejian, who was late with heavy troops, avenged his father and killed Batu in response to everyone's wishes. The Kipchak Khanate retained only the lands on the eastern side of the Caspian Sea-Volga line, and was divided among the other thirteen of the fourteen sons of Jochi.

The Kuritai Assembly continued, and with the persuasion of shamans and other religious figures brought by Kolejian, Kolejian was the only member of the Golden Family to be present, and he was deservedly elected Great Khan. At this time, the four brothers were still fighting for their mother's death and Ali Buge's testimony.

After having the great righteousness, Korejian rushed back to the Mongolian steppe with his army. Hai lost and hugged the young He Hu and imagined to be like Naima Zhen to weigh the dynasty, but unfortunately her three sons were too young, and in the end, the two older sons Hu Cha and Brain were suddenly overshadowed, and the Mongolian homeland fell into a turbulent situation of three kings in one place. Relying on the prestige accumulated in the past and the war chaos easily assessed by tens of thousands of people behind him, Kuo Lijian abolished the illegal succession to the throne like a savior. Ogedei's original intended heir, the son of Kuoliejian's friend Kuode, inherited the reduced Ögedei Khanate.

With the closure of the door of the lost spirit, a new round of big transfer began.

The daughter of Guiyu, Yeli Lost, married the son of Korejian who was just the right age, and this most warlike son sealed Kashmir to the narrow strip of the South Sea, with the assistance of Jains and Tantrics.

The eldest son, Kucha, was sealed in the Saari Ke'er, where Huerduo was originally located in Kulan, and his assistant was a true shaman of noble character and faith.

The Chagatai family basically restored the old territory of Ögedai, and those who did not have fiefs in Persia and Khorasan also got small fiefs.

Torre deflected a series of wide-ribs, which eventually led to the victory of the stubborn Ali Bugo. Möngke died at the hands of Khassin, who was in the midst of the rebellion, and Kublai Khan was killed by Ali Buge. Ali Buge was renamed after the victory because of the Hand Blade Brothers. To the Black Forest region in the upper reaches of the Tula River, which was vacant due to the early death of Chawuer, which originally belonged to the third Erduo of Yesui. Hellengu, who was bent on seeking revenge on Hasasin in Western Asia, was appointed marshal of the Western Expedition and was responsible for leading the Third Western Expedition, which included some of the descendants of Kolejian.

Möngke's fief was given to the descendants of Subutai, and Kublai Khan's fief was given to the three children after the sea was lost.

In order to show his friendship with his subjects, Kuo Lijian not only sent an envoy to the Southern Song Dynasty to marry and respect the princess of Qiguo as a concubine, but also married the daughter of a Turkic concubine to the infamous Han Guo Kan. Halfway through the western expedition, Hulegu was summoned to Anatolia, and further raids on Western Asia were handed over to Kolejian's youngest son, who was also his chosen heir, and the growing up Guo Kan was transferred to the south of the Yellow River to reorganize the Han army.

In 1255, he conquered Poland and destroyed Poland and the Czechs in World War I.

In 1257, while leading his troops to quell a Polish revolt, he died at the palace in Krakow. Some say that the murderer was a Bohemian witch, some say that he should have gone to great lengths to get revenge on Kellegine, and the specially trained female Hasassin joined forces, while others say that his wife, an Italian girl who was proficient in pantheistic witchcraft and monotheistic magic, could not bear to live with Kuolejian, who was the favorite of Immortality, and planned an assassination after the death of the old Pope Innocent IV, just like Li Weiming did when he killed his father. His death, like that of Attila and Genghis Khan, is indispensable for the legend of the woman.

As for the afterlife, who knows? Perhaps, like Attila, the empire fell apart; It is also possible that the rule of the Golden Family will last forever.

PS: To write this visual test, I need to buy more than 700 books, learn two new languages, and read at least eight books to expand the story, and this book will have to wait for my financial conditions to improve, (╯□╰).