Chapter 89: Kublai Khan's Enlightenment

Looking at the three people in front of him, Kublai Khan's heart settled down a little.

Kublai Khan was very cautious about the southern invasion of Great Qin again, if it weren't for the fact that the domestic forces were staring at him, he might not be willing to carry out this southern expedition.

The last time Möngke Khan's fiasco shook the entire Mongolian state, the Mongol Great Khan was killed on the battlefield for the first time, and the enemy turned out to be the Han Chinese, who had always been weak and promising.

How many years have the Han Chinese been decadent?

After the establishment of the Liao State, it began to repeatedly invade the Southern Dynasties, and most of the cases were victorious, and the Song State unified the south and could not compete with the Liao State.

In the end, the rise of the Jin State directly destroyed the Northern Song Dynasty and defeated the Central Plains, and the Southern Song Dynasty could only be in a corner of the south of the Yangtze River.

After the rise of the Mongols, the Han people were not to mention, and those who were ravaged and ravaged by the Mongols were almost broken.

The Mongols felt that when the time came, even the Southern Song Dynasty would be wiped out, and the Han people would be completely reduced to the slaves of the Mongols.

But one day things took a turn because an army appeared, or rather a man appeared, and it was a teenager.

Cang Fei, a name that could not be stranger anymore, before he became famous all over the world, the Mongols did not know his existence at all.

It was this guy who formed the Tumeng Army, then recovered Guanzhong, defeated Hanzhong, and then defeated Meng Ge's 200,000 army, killed the Great Khan Meng Ge, and gave the Mongol Empire since its founding. The heaviest blow.

For the first time, the Mongols saw the power of the Han Chinese, and became wary of the Han Chinese, and of course more angry.

The Mongols fought in Eurasia for decades. Never so badly defeated.

An army of 200,000!

If it had been in the early days of the Mongol Empire, such a blow would have been carried out, and even the Mongols would not have survived.

Boundless anger filled the hearts of all the Mongols, who considered it the greatest humiliation of the Mongol Empire and hoped to fight again. Wash away this shame and return it to the Han people millions of times.

When Kublai Khan gathered his army, countless Mongols were willing to accept the call. Hoping to join the fight, their goal is simple: revenge.

The Han Chinese defeated the 200,000-strong army of the Mongol Empire, so they were in the Southern Dynasty. Cut off 20 million people. Pile them up in front of the graves of the fallen Mongol warriors to worship their spirits in heaven.

The Mongol army was full of hostility, and this was the hatred of the Mongols against the Han Chinese, and this hatred could not be suppressed at all, even the new Great Khan Kublai Khan.

Kublai Khan was known as a generation of Ming lords in later generations, and even if he was a foreign emperor, he also enjoyed a good reputation in China, so naturally he could not be an ignorant and mediocre guy.

After seeing the Battle of Taiyuan. Kublai Khan already understood that Great Qin was not easy to mess with, and he should immediately strike at Great Qin. Otherwise, once Da Qin was relieved, there would be endless troubles.

Unfortunately, he was not the Great Khan of Mongolia at that time, and his younger brother Ali Buge was the first to call Khan, and regarded him as a thorn in his side and wanted to get rid of him.

Although Kublai Khan wanted to deal a hard blow to the weak Great Qin at that time and destroy the nascent Han regime, he had to compete with Ali Buge for the position of the Great Han, otherwise, not to mention the destruction of Great Qin, he himself would be the first to be killed by his younger brother.

A Mongol battle for the throne broke out, and although Ali Buge took the lead in claiming Khan, he was defeated by Kublai Khan and died.

Kublai Khan was victorious and ascended to the throne of the Great Khan of the Mongols, but there was not much excitement.

Because of the great trouble he encountered, Daqin had recovered and captured the Southern Song Dynasty, and Dali was annexed by it, unified the south, and its strength soared.

Kublai Khan suddenly realized that he had missed a good opportunity to destroy Great Qin, but he could only sigh.

Moreover, he could not make peace with the powerful Great Qin, because his brother Meng Ke Khan died at the hands of the Great Qin, which was a collective disgrace for the Mongols, and if he made peace with the Great Qin, his Han majesty would be greatly damaged.

He fought through guò and defeated his younger brother to win the throne, and I don't know how many people were not convinced, waiting for him to make a mistake, and then jump out to seize his throne.

In order to maintain the honor of the Mongol Empire, Kublai Khan needed to defeat Great Qin so that his throne could be secured, otherwise he would not be respected by the other Mongol tribal leaders, the empire would not be at peace, and he would even lose his throne.

The Mongols don't need a big man who can't even take revenge, otherwise the Mongol Empire won't be beaten by others, and it will be ruined itself.

Kublai Khan understood this, and he also knew that Great Qin would not be willing to let Yanyun and the Hetao region remain in the hands of the Mongol Empire, and would soon choose the Northern Expedition, so he chose to conquer Great Qin first when Great Qin was not ready.

It is better to put the battlefield on the enemy's land, and the people who are implicated are someone else's, than the enemy to wreak havoc on his own territory, not only the people will suffer, but also his face will not be able to live.

Since the establishment of the Mongol Empire, it has always been the Mongol army that swept through other countries, and no other country's army has ever entered the Mongol Empire and wreaked havoc.

And for this battle, he prepared a lot, almost gathered the battleable troops in the area he ruled, and even did not hesitate to borrow troops from other close tribes.

He didn't want himself to fail, he didn't want to end up like Möngke Khan.

If the fifty troops were his hope for victory, then the three people in Kublai Khan's tent at this time were the possibility of his life.

Saving life, yes, the first thing that Kublai Khan thought of before the battle was to save his life,

He didn't want to repeat the mistakes of his brother Meng Ge, who thought that Cang Fei's rumors were exaggerated, and he didn't believe that anyone could easily kill the commander in the Mongol army.

The result was obvious, Meng Ke Khan was beheaded by Cang Fei, and the Mongol army, which originally had the upper hand, collapsed in an instant, which was simply dead.

After Kublai Khan learned about this, he began to study this matter, he didn't know anything about the so-called martial arts masters, martial arts was everything, and he didn't know anything at all, he just thought that it was some strange people who knew magic.

And from that day on, he began to have a comprehensive understanding of martial arts, and finally understood the ingenuity in it, and even practiced it by himself.

Yes, in order to survive and avoid being killed in front of Cangfei, Kublai Khan practiced martial arts, hoping to become a generation of masters. (To be continued......)