In this living environment, the Warat people naturally have no worries, so they can recuperate for a long time, and they are more powerful than the Mongolian headquarters that have been violently beaten. At present, Beiyuan can only rely on these ambitious people to maintain its façade.

The remaining two, one is the remnants of the Shangdu Army. At that time, their official name was "Shangdu Yunxu Governor's Office", so they used "Yunxufu" as their name, and in Mongolian, the pronunciation changed slightly, and they became the later Yongshebu tribe.

This is Zhu Wenkui's fourth grandfather's favorite Mongolian, and he goes to beat them every day when he has nothing to do, so their deeds are mainly beaten......

The other was the remnants of the Great Khan, which formed the later Chahar tribe. Maybe because it was the Great Khan's own soldiers, his combat effectiveness was also the worst, and he couldn't keep the Great Khan from being manipulated back and forth by the powerful ministers. Therefore, there is basically no sense of existence, and even Zhu Laosi doesn't care much about them.

It is no wonder that Java Yuan complained every day that the Mongol soldiers were not used. With such an army, it is indeed difficult to revive the Great Yuan......

When this became widespread, it became clear that the Mongol military power was rapidly fading in Eurasia, just as they had arrived.

And then the main problem is not the Mongol army, but the culture.

Although "Mongolia" and "culture" may not sound very close to each other, the fact is that the culture of the Mongols has left a lasting influence on these "post-Mongolian states" throughout the Eurasian steppe and the nearby Central Asia, West Asia, and Rus' regions.

And these influences are almost all brought about by the "Genghis Khan system", which can be said to be the result of his single-handedness - this is why Tuhuan and Guo Kang and others believe that his significance as a politician is far greater than that of a military strategist.

In Central Asia, for example, Genghis Khan's bloodline is already closely associated with the rulers. But this also brings an additional problem: when the rulers' lineage and identity change, they will not continue to identify themselves as Mongols, but will change the identity of Genghis Khan.

In this era, it has not been too long since the fall of the Yuan Dynasty, and the Chagatai Khanate is still there, so everyone should pay attention to it. After that, I will let myself go more and more.

In Shaybani's biography, he simply said: "The descendants of Genghis Khan are all Turkic, so we wrote this work in Turkic rather than Persian." ”

In the Purple Horde, it was the same.

The Mongol identity of the Purple Horde was also fading. This is not because it was abandoned outright, but because it was annexed by Roman identity......

The surrounding environment, the domestic environment, is gradually changing, resulting in everyone being affected all the time. Because of the influence of Roman culture here, and the conscious proximity of the Purple Horde, a situation similar to that of Central Asia was actually formed. And judging from the results, it is actually more exaggerated than them.

Now in the Purple Horde, many people will also think that "the descendants of Genghis Khan are Romans". Even the ancestral sacrifices of the Purple Horde were made by combining Genghis Khan and Romulus, believing that they were the ancestors of the same gods. In the grassland area managed by the 30,000 households of the Northern Ya, this understanding was quite popular, and even more successful than the Khan court had expected.

According to Tuhuan's understanding, this is to use the romanization of Mongolia to fight against the Turkization of Mongolia, and it is an act of grabbing market share. Both sides actually have the same strategy, but with different parent civilizations.

Therefore, the Turkization of other neighbors is actually supporting and even encouraging the Romanization of the Purple Horde tribe - everyone has used it, and of course I can use it. Anyway, the descendants of Genghis Khan are not Mongols, so what they are, isn't it okay.

Moreover, compared to the fact that those uneducated Turks will suffer a lot in this regard, so there is no need to worry at all.

Guo Kang has always felt very strange about this idea. At that time, he asked, then Genghis Khan's descendants are all Turks, what about himself?

In the same way, if his descendants were all Romans, what was he himself?

Tuohuan told him that anything would do. According to his understanding, Genghis Khan should now be a Seris.

Because in the early years, news came from the east that Zhu Hongwu Hehan had established the legal system of the emperors of Seris, and Kublai Khan was also included.

If Kublai Khan was a Serisian, then his own grandfather must have been. So Genghis Khan was also a Seris.

As for the reason, it's simple.

Tuhuan has always believed that Guo Kang's thinking is too central. This was fine when considering the affairs of the Central Plains and even Rome, but the Purple Horde also had vast steppe territories to deal with with nomads and Rus. According to the Central Plains thinking, it is impossible to understand them very well, and if you have to be rigid, you will make mistakes.

The history of the Central Plains people is too long, and they have never changed people, so everyone has a subconscious thought: a piece of land, a group of people, will be stable and inherited, and will never change.

In the Central Plains, everyone thinks that this person is Han, his grandfather is almost certainly Han Chinese, and his ancestors are also Han Chinese...... However, if you put this kind of thinking elsewhere, you don't have a backache when you stand and talk.

How many other civilizations have remained unchanged from ancient times to the present? As for the steppe people, the change is even more exaggerated. Where is the stable inheritance......

Grandpa and grandson are not in the same tribe, they do not belong to the name of the same ethnic group, it is simply normal. If you have to go back to it, you can only push the grandfather backwards from the grandson according to political needs.

Similarly, the prairie is not so particular. There is only one basic principle over there, and that is the truth of the fist.

So, was Genghis Khan Turkic, Roman, or Seris? The answer is that Zhu Hongwu Hehan and his heirs are the biggest fists in the entire grassland at this stage. So what they say, is what it is.

They say that Kublai Khan is the emperor of Seris, so Kublai Khan must be a Serisian. Although they did not directly characterize Genghis Khan, Kublai Khan was the most capable of fighting back then, so Genghis Khan could only be a Serisian.

If the Ming Dynasty declines in the future, all this will definitely continue to change, but who knows the outcome? The people of the steppe live one day at a time, and this is not something they can manage now.

This may seem nonsensical, but the rules on the grassland are so violent and direct.

To be honest, Guo Kang is still not used to this kind of analysis. He felt that he might not really be a good fit to manage there......

The "Romanization" of the Purple Horde was, of course, not really Romanization, but with a strong Central Plains style. And Rome and the Central Plains, although they seem to have melted the steppe elements, this steppe thinking has always existed.

Now, the nobles of the Northern Ya, and even the heads of the vassal tribes, basically don't talk like they don't have to talk like they don't have to do when they are in a meeting. However, Khan's thinking and way of judging can still be found in it.

In this environment, they will certainly have a far more pragmatic understanding of topics such as legitimacy and religion when dealing with other civilizations in the Mediterranean world. Even compared to the barbarians, who are known for their brutality, they are completely different.

It's going to be a title again this month. I thought of a random topic and put it in the book review area, let's try it!

This month's topic is "Heavenly Father Kills Heavenly Brother", so everyone can play as they please

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