Desert Eagle Suletan Khan

Chapter 13 Hearing the Roar of Tigers in the Deep Mountains

The Bogda Mountain in Urumqi is as respected as the head of a human being; there is also the Elinghabilga Mountain, which is on the left and right of the head of state. Surrounded by mountains, the terrain is rugged and wild beasts are infested.

"Ouch~"

The roar was as powerful as thunder, and the wrath of the king who controlled all beasts shook the mountains and forests.

"Khan, the national teacher, is the voice of the tiger." Heshuote warrior Noer Wei Zheng came to a white horse.

There is a person sitting upright on the white horse, with a handsome face, distinct features, a long beard, and a slightly thin appearance.

"Oh, it seems that I am lucky today and can hunt tiger skin." The man's eyes flashed, he smiled slightly, and he suddenly felt full of momentum.

This person is Tulubaihu, the third of the Heshuote Five Tigers, known as the "National Preceptor Khan".

It is said that the Heshuote tribe is the descendant of Genghis Khan's brother Hasar and a branch of the Golden Family. Hasar Jiu passed to Bobei Milzan and was called Oirat Khan; after Bobei Milzan's son Haninoyan Honggor succeeded to the throne, he continued to be called Oirat Khan. In 1580, Haninoyan Honggor was defeated by Abadai Saiyin Khan of the Tushetu Khan tribe of Khalkha Mongolia and died on the battlefield. Before his death, he gave birth to five sons who were brave and good at fighting with his Khatun (the title of the Khan's wife) Ahai: Baibagasi, Kundulun Ubashi, Tulu Baihu, and Selenghatan Batur. , Buyan Hatan Batur, known as the "Five Tigers of Heshuote".

These five tigers are all superb in martial arts and have great strategies. Except for Kundulun Ubas, the second oldest tiger, who had a feud with Bai Bagas and moved west to Kukwusu, near Kazakhstan, the other four tigers are nomadic near Urumqi. So this area became a "tiger's den".

In fact, strictly speaking, Bai Bagas, the eldest son of the Five Tigers, is only the "eldest son" and cannot be regarded as the eldest son, but can only be regarded as the second child. He also has a half-brother, Hanak Tushetu, but because he is Born as a concubine, his status was not high, and he was gradually forgotten by the world.

Mongolian warriors matured early. Tulubaihu led his troops on an expedition at the age of thirteen, defeated the "Gogar" and returned 10,000 soldiers, and became famous; at the age of twenty-four, his biological mother Ahekedun passed away, and he He spent his family property, spread it widely, saved his mother, and moved the world with his filial piety, winning the support of his tribe. In the same year, because of his meritorious service in mediating to quell the war between Oirat and Khalkha, he was selected by Donkol Manzhu Xili Khutuktu. The division and the leaders of the Khalkha Mongolian tribes were jointly awarded the title of "Great National Division". The tribe then called him "Guoshi Khan", and over time, it became known as "Gushi Khan" or "Gushi Khan".

Although Tulu Baihu looked elegant, Nuoer Wei Zheng did not dare to neglect at all, and respectfully asked for instructions: "Khan, the national preceptor, will you send someone to drive the tiger to the horse and shoot him?"

"Well, go ahead," Turubaihu said calmly.

A team of capable soldiers armed with spears and torches went to the mountains to drive away tigers, and dozens of personal guards lined up in front of his horse to protect his safety.

"Ouch~owoo~owoo~"

The tiger was so angry that someone disturbed his dream. He leaped up and ferociously rushed from the mountain towards Tulu Baihu at the foot of the mountain. The tiger's tail swayed, setting off gusts of demonic wind; the tiger's claws were sharp and flashed with silver light; the tiger's mouth was ferocious, spitting out a fishy smell. This is the king of beasts, the king of powerful mountains!
"Well done!"

Turubaihu took out an iron wrench and put it on his hand to prevent his fingers from being hurt when shooting arrows. He calmly took his large recurved sheathed bow from behind, took out a heavy eagle-feathered arrow from his quiver, and pulled the string easily.

The tiger was roaring and shot an arrow through his mouth.

"Hiss~ho~roar~" The tiger was in great pain and rolled on the ground.

Tulubaihu shot another arrow into the tiger's eye. This time, the King of Beasts choked twice and then became silent.

"The great master of the country is the master of shooting! The master of the state is the master of shooting! The master of the state is the master of shooting!" The subordinates cheered.

Tulubaihu stroked his long beard with satisfaction and said with a smile: "Everyone helped me kill the tiger. I will drink wine to celebrate later. I will not return until I am drunk."

"Thank you, Imperial Master Khan!" This time, the cheers became louder and louder.

Tulubaihu suddenly frowned and found a fast horse galloping from afar. The messenger on the horse looked hurried. It seemed that something big was about to happen!
"National Master Khan, the Great Khan orders you to rush to Barkol's tent as quickly as possible to discuss important matters."

After the Heshuote tribe moved westward, the tribesmen concentrated in the Barkol and Urumqi areas.

The great Mongolian leader of Oirat and the leader of the Five Tigers of Hoshuat, Baibagas Khan, is stationed as a herdsman on the Barkol grassland. He liked this place, with its beautiful mountains and rivers. After climbing over the Barkol Mountains in the south, he arrived at Hami. It was a beautiful and fertile land. He especially liked to lead his troops to rob the Uyghurs in Hami, and he could obtain a large amount of wealth, slaves and livestock.

He is about forty years old, has a beard, and has a majestic appearance. This is the appearance of the great hero of the Oirat people, Bai Bagas.

Yes, big hero! It is easy to become a hero in Oirat Mongolia. That is to not be afraid of death and risk your life to fight against the feuding Khalkha Mongolia.

The Mongols (Tatars) have been trying to conquer Oirat (Wara) since Dayan Khan. Tumut, Ordos, Khalkha and other Tatar tribes continuously attacked Oirat and drove them to the west of the Altai Mountains. In 1510, Dayan Khan divided the conquered lands and tribes into 6 households, which were administered by his 11 sons. The youngest son Gedosen Zhazhaer, who commanded the 7 tribes west of the Khalkha River in the Mobei grassland, led his tribe to continue to attack the Oirat to the west. By the time of his grandson Abadai, he finally conquered the old enemy Oirat. Its rearguard, the Lates, resisted, killed Abadai's son Bugudai, and restored independence. But the good times did not last long. Laihuer, the great-grandson of Gessenzhazhaer, conquered Oirat again in the early 17th century, and appointed his cousin Shuolei Ubas as Hutaiji, as the outpost of Khalkha to control Oirat, and Tuohui This is how the Special Department was born.

After the establishment of the Hetuohite tribe, Shuolei Ubashi led his tribe to camp at Ubusu Lake at the southern foot of Tangnu Mountain. With the Tangnu Ulianghai (Tuva) area as the center, he continued to expand his influence into the territory of Oirat Mongolia. . Because of his strong power, he was called "Altan Khan" (Golden Khan) by surrounding tribes and Russia, but in fact he was only a Hutaiji subordinate to the Khalkha Mongolian Zasaktu Khan, rather than an independent khan.

In more than a hundred years of war, although the Oirat tribes rose up to resist, due to lack of strength, they won less and lost more. Due to heavy losses, they had to gradually move westward to the vicinity of the Tianshan Mountains, where they endured the cruel exploitation of the Khalkha Mongolian princes and nobles all year round. They have already forged a bloody feud with the Khalkha Mongols in their hearts.

Therefore, after successive leaders of the Oirat Mongols succeeded to the throne, they had to lead their ministries to fight against the Khalkha Mongols. It is politically correct to fight against the Khalkha Mongols. Whoever fights hard will be the hero in the hearts of the Oirat Mongols.

When Baibagas Khan was young, he dared to fight against the Khalkha Mongols. He had a grudge against the Khalkha Mongols for killing his father. His father, Haninoyan Honggor, died in Abadaisai in the Tushetu Khan tribe of the Khalkha Mongols. In sweat's hands. After his father's death, he led his troops in numerous bloody battles with the Khalkha Mongols and accumulated high prestige. He was publicly elected as the leader of the Oirat League. Even the master of Lhasa went all the way to give him the title of Khan.

Nowadays, Baibagasi Khan is old, middle-aged, and his temples are gray. But the tiger's glory is still there, and the response in all aspects is still sensitive.

On this day, he was reviewing documents in the big tent. Suddenly his ears perked up, he chuckled, and said outside the tent: "Fourth brother, you are back from hunting? How was your harvest?"

(End of this chapter)