Chapter 194: The Big Guy Behind the Scenes

He sometimes instructed the border army to smuggle trade with the grassland, sell horses and sell materials, and the border army made a lot of money, silver and prisoners of war, and the combat effectiveness of the Ming army also increased.

The general soldiers of Datong and Yansui followed Xuanfu to taste the sweetness, and they would not object.

Those Ming officers and soldiers who wanted to skip the Xuanfu themselves and smuggle directly from the grassland were quickly cleared out. Either they were idle, or they were transferred to the mainland by way of rising and falling.

Bars knew that Zhu Yue was the most powerful knife of the Ming Emperor at the border pass.

does not show light, but once it is shot, it is a lore.

His spy network has infiltrated all tribes in the grassland, and it is likely that there are many Ming spies around him.

Except for Qin Liu, the Hou Shizi of Funing, who did not have a family, had almost no shortcomings.

However, Bars didn't want to take advantage of Qin Liu's shortcomings.

The Ming army rarely came to the grassland to take the initiative to sweep, and it was the grassland cavalry who went to the Great Wall to invade the border towns of the Ming Dynasty.

Bars, who has suffered enough since childhood, longs for a peaceful and peaceful life, and has little interest in fighting and killing to restore the glory of the Golden Family.

The glory of the Golden Family is based on the fact that a heroic man like Huo Sieve was wounded in the war and lay in bed like a wasted man.

For ordinary herdsmen's families, if the male owner goes to war, the women and children have to face heavy housework, wolf attacks, and even the threat to the life of the white-haired wind.

He hopes to build a lot of paradises like Duolun on the grassland.

Grassland herders are able to live and work in peace and contentment, living carefree and well-fed in the vast grasslands.

Instead of just knowing that they went south to rob the pots and pans of ordinary people in the Ming Dynasty, and even the rations for the winter.

However, Bars took it for granted.

He secretly hid the news of Dayan Khan's serious illness and death, and led his army back to the depths of the steppe to ascend to the throne of Khan.

However, the Khan's court questioned him endlessly.

Among them, the most questioning is his younger brother Prince Arsu, who is the same father and mother.

Arsu began to challenge the authority of Bars on the pretext of primogeniture, citing the existence of his son Bodi, the eldest son of the deceased Dayan Khan, Tulu Borot, who had a son.

Bars understands that this is Mingting's ghost.

Because of a Qin Liu, his father Dayan Khan and himself were separated from Germany.

Now because of the sweat position and his own rights, the immature Arsu actually thought of using Bodi to trip himself.

The key cause of Dayan Khan's death is still in doubt, and many left-wing tribal leaders are not very subservient to the new Khan of Bars.

Bars thought he could govern the left as he did on the right, but he found himself naïve.

The last time the right flank passed the threat of red-coat artillery, many young laborers were killed and wounded. In particular, the leaders of various tribes, large and small, died quite a lot.

The other part was taken to Qinghai further west by Taishi Yibra and others.

The newly grown generation, brainwashed and trained by him, has a high level of loyalty to Bals.

In addition, he tried to use the set of settled grazing methods implemented by Qin Liu in Duolun to promote it in the Hetao Plain, which opened the eyes of many young people and actively devoted themselves to the production and construction of a new way of life.

The situation on the left is completely different.

The lords of the left flank, after many years of personal advice and teachings by Dayan Khan and the Empress of Manduhai, aimed at the glory of the golden family and the glory of the steppe people.

They value spiritual nihilism and a sense of belonging more than they do to address the poverty of low-income herders.

The last time Qin Liu brought him to restart the ice-breaking trip with Daming, if it weren't for the promotion of the famous Queen of Manduhai, it might not be able to be implemented.

Bars was overwhelmed by the infighting of the steppes.

Two years later, Bars abdicated the Khan throne, making Bodie the new Khan.

He himself continued to serve as a right-wing Dajinong, leading the right-wing herdsmen to implement a semi-sedentary and semi-pastoral life in the Hetao Plain.

The Hetao Plain is one of the richest and most water-abundant treasures in the entire Mongolian steppe, and large tracts of farmland have been reclaimed on both sides of the Yellow River, and the annual harvest of potatoes and corn has made the steppe herders realize their simple wish to have a full stomach.

Baars's eldest son, Gunberik, and his second son, Alta, grew up and grew up under his own tutelage.

Bars's many wives also bore him many sons, and in addition to the eldest and second sons, he had five sons. With the exception of the seventh son, who died young, the others grew up to become adults and became leaders of various tribes.

The eldest son, Gunberik, later succeeded the Bars as the Great Jinon and became the de facto helmsman of the right wing, forming a rivalry with the left wing of the Khan.

Bals's second son, Alta, had very good military talents and became the Altan Khan who claimed great power in the steppes and the Ming Dynasty.

After the death of Gunbiric in the twenty-first year of Jiajing (1542), Altan became the de facto leader of the 30,000 households on the right wing.

He repeatedly invaded the Ming Dynasty in the south, and besieged Beijing in the 29th year of Jiajing (1550) to create the Gengxu Rebellion.

To the north and west, he defeated the hostile Uliang Hawanhu and Warat tribes, and occupied Qinghai, forcing the Mongol suzerain, the Great Khan, to send Sun (Da Lai Xun) to the east to move east to Liaohetao, and in the process obtained the titles of Soduo Khan, Situ Khan, Tushetu Chechen Khan, Gegen Khan and other khans.

I have been seeking to "pay tribute" with the Ming Dynasty and exchange markets, but it was not allowed during the Jiajing period.

During the Longqing period, he took the opportunity of his grandson's Hannaji surrender to the Ming Dynasty to reach a peace agreement with the Ming Dynasty, and was named the "King of Shunyi" in the fifth year of Longqing (1571), creating a new situation of friendly exchanges between the Ming and Mongolia.

In the third year of Wanli (1575), the first city of Monan was built, Kukuhetun (Hohhot), and the Ming court gave the name of naturalized city.

In the sixth year of Wanli (1578), he went to Yanghua Monastery in Qinghai to meet with Sonam Gyatso, the leader of the Gelug sect of Tibetan Buddhism, converted to Tibetan Buddhism, and gave Sonam Gyatso the title of "Sacred Knowledge of All Wazir Dalai Lama", so that Tibetan Buddhism began to spread widely in Mongolia.

As for Bars, after he relinquished the position of Khan, there are rumors that he died in infighting.

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Yingzhou's victory made Emperor Zhengde high-spirited and excited, and during the battle, he even personally stabbed an enemy soldier.

However, when the news of Qin Liu's disappearance in Datong City came, he led the guards to rush to Datong.

The news came again, and the idle general Ma Ang and his wife returned to Datong safely and without any major incident.

He quietly breathed a sigh of relief and went to the Daiwang's Mansion in Taiyuan to participate in the banquet held by the Daiwang.

After the singer of the contemporary palace presented a song, Emperor Zhengde smiled bitterly.

The daughter of the Liu family, who is said to be the wife of a musician, looks seven or eight points similar to Liu Xuejiang.

Is your preference so obvious?

Emperor Zhengde took Liu's daughter away.

It is rumored that the daughter of the Liu family is very lucky, and Emperor Zhengde's diet and daily life must be left and right. Someone was angry, and Liu's female yin begged for it, and she smiled and explained.

In the fourteenth year of Zhengde, the Empress Dowager died, and Emperor Zhengde had to return to Beijing for funeral.