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Chapter 231 Kublai Khan's Enlightenment
Chapter 89 Kublai Khan's Enlightenment

Looking at the three people in front of him, Kublai felt a little more at ease.

Kublai Khan was very cautious about invading Great Qin again. If it weren't for the fact that all the forces in the country were staring at him, he might not be willing to carry out this southern expedition.

The last disastrous defeat of Mongol Khan shocked the entire Mongolian country. It was the first time that the Mongolian Khan died in battle, and the enemy turned out to be the Han who had always been weak and hopeful.

How many years have the Han people been decadent?
After the establishment of the Liao Kingdom, it began to repeatedly invade the Southern Dynasty. Most of the cases were victories.

In the end, the rise of the Jin Kingdom directly overthrew the Northern Song Dynasty and the Central Plains. The Southern Song Dynasty could only settle in a corner of the south of the Yangtze River. Just like the name of Lin'an, the capital of the Southern Song Dynasty, it was temporarily safe and might be destroyed at any time.

After the rise of the Mongols, it goes without saying that the Han people were ravaged by the Mongols, and those who were ravaged by the Mongols were almost ruined.

The Mongols feel that when the time comes, even the Southern Song Dynasty can be easily destroyed, and the Han people will be completely reduced to slaves of the Mongols.

But one day things changed, because an army appeared, or a person appeared, and it was a teenager.

Cang Fei, a name so strange that it couldn't be more strange, before he became famous all over the world, the Mongols didn't know his existence at all.

It was this guy who formed the Tumeng Army, then regained Guanzhong, took down Hanzhong, then defeated Mengge's 20 army, killed the Great Khan Mengge, and dealt the heaviest blow to the Mongolian Empire since its founding.

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

The Mongols have fought in Europe and Asia for decades, and they have never been defeated so badly.

20 million troops!

If it was the early days of the Mongol Empire, if it suffered such a blow, the empire might be destroyed because of this, and even the Mongols would not survive.

Boundless anger filled the hearts of all the Mongols. They all believed that this was the greatest shame of the Mongol Empire. They hoped to fight one more time to wash away this shame and return it to the Han people millions of times.

When Kublai Khan called the army, countless Mongols were willing to accept the call, hoping to join the battle. Their goal was simple, which was revenge.

The Han Chinese defeated the 20 army of the Mongol Empire, so they cut off 2000 million people in the Southern Dynasty and piled them in front of the graves of the fallen Mongolian warriors to worship their spirits in the sky.

The Mongolian army is full of hostility. This is the hatred of the Mongolians towards the Han people. This kind of hatred cannot be suppressed at all, even for the new Khan Kublai Khan.

Kublai Khan was hailed as the Ming lord of a generation in later generations, even if he was an emperor of a foreign race, he also enjoyed a high reputation in China, so it is naturally impossible for him to be an ignorant and mediocre guy.

After witnessing the battle of Taiyuan, Kublai Khan already understood that Daqin is not easy to mess with, and he should attack Daqin immediately, otherwise, once Daqin is relieved, there will be endless troubles.

It's a pity that he was not the Great Khan of Mongolia at that time, and his younger brother Ali Buge took the lead in proclaiming Khan, and regarded him as a thorn in his side and wanted to get rid of him.

Although Kublai Khan wanted to deal a severe blow to the weak Great Qin at that time and destroy the new Han regime, he had to compete with Brother Ali for the position of the Great Han. Otherwise, let alone destroying the Great Qin, he would Will be the first to be killed by his brother.

A Mongolian battle for the throne broke out. Although Brother Aribu took the lead in proclaiming sweat, he was still defeated by Kublai Khan and was defeated to death.

Kublai Khan was victorious, ascending to the coveted throne of the Great Khan of the Mongols, but without much excitement.

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

Kublai Khan suddenly realized that he had missed a good opportunity to destroy Daqin, but he could only let out a long sigh.

Moreover, he still cannot make peace with the powerful Great Qin, because his elder brother Mengge Khan died in the hands of Great Qin. This is a collective shame for the Mongols. If he makes peace with Great Qin, his dignity will be severely big damage.

He won the Khan position by defeating his younger brother through battles. I don’t know how many people were not convinced, waiting for him to make mistakes, and then jumped out to take his Khan position.

In order to maintain the honor of the Mongolian Empire, Kublai Khan needs to defeat Daqin, so that his throne can be stabilized, otherwise he will not be respected by other Mongolian tribal leaders, the empire will be restless, and he may even lose his throne .

The Mongols don't need a big man who can't even avenge a big revenge, otherwise the Mongol Empire will be destroyed by itself without others fighting.

Kublai Khan understood this, and he also knew that Daqin would not be willing to continue Yanyun and Hetao areas in the hands of the Mongol Empire, and would soon choose the Northern Expedition, so he chose to take the first step south before Daqin was ready. Levy Daqin.

It is better to place the battlefield on the enemy's land and the people affected belong to others, than the enemy to wreak havoc on his own territory. Not only will the people suffer losses, but he will also lose face.

Since the establishment of the Mongolian Empire, the Mongolian army has always swept across other countries, and no army from other countries has ever entered the Mongolian Empire to wreak havoc.

And for this battle, he prepared a lot, and almost summoned all the combatable soldiers in the area he ruled, and even borrowed troops from other closely related tribes.

He didn't want to fail, and he didn't want to end up like Mengge Khan.

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

Save your life, yes, the first thing that Kublai Khan thought of before the battle was to save your life,
He didn't want to repeat the mistakes of his elder brother Mengge. Mengge just thought Cang Fei's rumors were exaggerated, and he didn't believe that someone could easily cross the Mongolian army and kill the commander before he would be defeated and die.

The result is obvious, Mengge Khan was beheaded by Cang Fei, and the Mongolian army, which had the upper hand, disintegrated in an instant, which was simply death.

After Kublai Khan learned about this, he began to study it. Before, he didn't know much about so-called martial arts masters, and he didn't know anything about martial arts. He just thought that they were some strange people who knew spells.

And from that day on, he began to fully understand martial arts, and finally understood the ingenuity of it, and even practiced it by himself.

Yes, in order to survive and avoid being beheaded by Cang Fei, Kublai Khan began to practice martial arts, hoping to become a master of the generation.

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