Desert Eagle Suletan Khan

Chapter 294 Handwritten calligraphy move Qihe

After capturing Ili, in order to maintain long-term peace and stability, Suletan set up the Heshuote Wanhu Mansion in Ili, with the capital in Ili City, and organized the tribes originally belonging to Oqiltu Khan into four Otoks. In order to reduce the resistance of the newly attached herdsmen, he appointed the respected old Tai Jihanak Tuxie Tu as Tu Mian of Heshuotewan Household, and his close confidant Su He as the head of Heshuotewan Household.

There is a mythical beast called Pixiu, which is said to be brave, ferocious, and has a huge appetite. Suletan belongs to Pixiu. This northern expedition has yielded great results. He has captured Qinghai, Xining, Gansu, and Ili, and controlled most of the Hexi Corridor. It should be said that he should be satisfied, but this emperor never seems to be satisfied. He just got Ili. , and turned his attention to the Seven Rivers Basin.

The so-called seven rivers refer to the Ili River, Karatar River, Aksu River, Lepse River, Ayagus River, Baskan River, and Salkand River that flow into Lake Balkhash (called Yibo Sea in ancient China). Seven great rivers. This beautiful and fertile land covers an area of ​​more than 40 square kilometers. Many ethnic groups such as Yuezhi, Wusun, Xiongnu, Rouran, Turk, Geluolu, Uighur, Xijiasi, Tubo and Gaochang once lived here. Today, this land belongs to the remaining tribes of Dadaiji Kundulun Ubas and Duerbot that split from the Heshuote Division.

In fact, after the battles of Uharlik and Kashiluk, the tribesmen of Kundulun Ubas suffered serious losses and have not recovered yet. The strength of Aldar, Gumubu, Da'e, Talhun, and Sonomu Celingwutaiji of Dulbert's tribe has surpassed him, but the old hero relied on his good reputation and long-term accumulation of lofty ideals. Prestige still firmly controls this fertile land.

Since being defeated and proclaimed vassal by Batur Hutaiji of the Junggar tribe, the Heshuote and Durbot people in the Seven Rivers Basin have had to pay taxes to the Junggar people. Batur Hutaiji was a man of skill. The tax collector he sent to the Seven Rivers Basin was none other than Dulbert's general Erke Yildun, and Dulbert's minister Ale Dal's great-uncle, the great-uncle of Gumubu, Da'er, Talhun, and Sonom Celing Si Taiji, is extremely senior in the Durbot tribe. As for his character, he's a bit off.

Batur secretly ordered Erke Yildun to deliberately collect less taxes from the Dulbert people and more taxes from the Heshuote people when collecting taxes. He must provoke Durbot Wutaiji and Kundulun Ubas. Relationship. It was very effective, and now Wutaiji and Kundulun Ubas have almost no contact with each other, and several minor conflicts are said to have occurred.

Suletan personally wrote a letter to Kundulun Ubashi and Dulbert's chief Taiji Aldar each to persuade them to surrender. He was still confident in recruiting the Dulbert tribe to surrender. His queen Uli Jibayar came from the Dulbert tribe. As for Kundulun Ubash, he sent Heshuote Laotai Jihanak. Tuxietu's son Bingtu Dalai Ubas acted as a messenger, hoping that he could persuade his third uncle to surrender.

"After entering Suletan at the end of his studies, he wrote a letter to his uncle, Ubasshi in Kundulun: When I was in Yingsaochuan, I learned that the people from Moxi wanted to push my uncle to Xian. In the past, I controlled Khalkha internally and was an enemy of Oros externally. , Kazakh barbarians, who is not aware of the name of the Five Tigers of Heshuote? And when he moved westward to Qihe, he was able to guard the land with righteousness, help the poor and the poor, hoe the strong and help the weak, and his chivalrous style was admired by the world. I wish I had been born earlier in my thirties. In the year of 1988, I talked with Uncle Shi about his arm and his heart, and fought in the world with swords.

The Manchu Qing Dynasty rebelled wildly and destroyed the Chahar tribe, causing the Miao descendants of the Yuan Dynasty to be extinct. They also bullied other tribes, demanded money and food, and forced them to perform military service. This is a shame that we, Mongolia, have not seen in thousands of years. The meaning of "Spring and Autumn" is that if there is a thief and you don't punish it, then the old king will not be buried with books, and the new king will not be able to take the throne with books. There are some Oirat ugly men like Batur, Dayan Eqil, etc., who forget the hatred of the previous Khan, do not pay attention to it, and attack the Qing Dynasty.

Alas! In order to make the late Khan rest peacefully in Jiuquan, I founded the country in Lhasa and proclaimed myself emperor. The year name is Qianyuan, which shows that he does not forget the great Yuan Dynasty and plans for revival. Today, the righteous army marches north, shouldering the responsibility of bringing back the thieves, and vows to avenge the Mongol Khan. Where righteousness lies, why should we not urge it? The crisp autumn air is the time for men to make great achievements! They defeated Qinghai, sent troops to Gansu, sent troops to Hexi, surrendered to Yili, and sent troops to join the army. They worked together with one heart and one mind, not because they were bloodthirsty, but because they wanted to bring shame to the country and show the virtue of our court. When the military power arrived, Dayan Eqil was given the title of leader, and Eqiltu surrendered. The only one who survived was Batur. Wherever the soldiers arrived, they stood up as 鑳粉.

I heard that Uncle Shi was often worried about the lack of a king in Mongolia, and he was willing to follow Bao Xu's cry, angrily punish Pixiu, and drive away dogs and rats. I feel loyal and righteous, remember the good things I have done in my lifetime, abandon the petty resentments of the past, and send envoys to form an alliance to defeat the traitors together. It is advisable to take advantage of the new defeat of the ugly class, raise troops to help the obedient, and live up to the court's original intention of upholding justice and defeating thieves, and continuing the rise and fall. Uncle Shi's leader, Qihe, is in charge of the plan. He must be able to understand the end and the beginning, and the choice should be made early. The arrow is already in the string, and the prey will be taken from you; the safety of the seven rivers depends on one thought. If Pianran comes to the ceremony, the court should treat him as a guest, inherit gifts, lead the mountains and rivers, and divide the land among the nobles. We are willing to take the thief as our heart, not to be greedy for momentary glory, but to worry about endless misfortune, and make the world laugh. I have high hopes for my uncle. Respect your heart and soul, and wait to hear the Mingjiao. The river and the sky are in sight, and I have to work hard on my feet. The book is not satisfactory."

Kundulun Ubashi fell into deep thought after reading this personal letter written by Suletan to himself. The letter was written in an extremely polite manner, and he showed great respect for himself, wearing high hats and titles. He could also see clearly the threat hidden in the credibility. snort! What does "the arrow is already in the string, the prey is taken from you; the safety of the seven rivers depends on one thought"? I told you that if you refused to submit, you would raise an army to fight.

"Third uncle, His Majesty the Qianyuan Emperor is kind and kind. If you surrender, I will be granted the title of Marquis. The Dzungars have done a lot of harm to Qihe in recent years. This is a good opportunity for revenge! After driving away the Dzungars, Qihe Hebian is your world again. Why are you hesitating?" Bingtudale Ubas watched his words carefully, saw his hesitation, and spoke to persuade.

After hearing that the Junggar people were driven away and that Qihe was his world again, Kundulun Ubashi was finally moved. He nodded slightly and said, "This matter still needs to be discussed with the Durbot people."

A while ago, the Junggar tax collector Erke Yildun deliberately used tax collection to sow discord between Dulbert and himself. It was so effective on the surface that Dulbert Wu Taiji almost cut off all contact with him, and there were a few minor conflicts. In fact, this is just a cover-up trick used by the old tycoon. He was the one who took in the distressed Durbot people and treated them extremely well over the years, so he had a high prestige among the Durbot people. Dulbert Wutaiji regards him as a father, so how can he conflict with him. This was all his plan. The two parties pretended to be on bad terms, stopped communicating with each other openly, and had conflicts from time to time, so as to reassure the Junggar people; secretly, they maintained smooth contact and made progress and retreat together.

(End of this chapter)