Desert Eagle Suletan Khan

Chapter 445: There is no father or son in the Khan’s family (Part )
No matter how heroic you are, you can't withstand the passage of time. No matter how awesome you are, you will eventually return to the embrace of the Immortal God. Jasak Tuhan Subadi is about to leave. His once tall and strong body is now skinny and emaciated.

Throughout his life, he was given orders when the army was defeated and in danger. As the son of Raihul Khan, the leader of the Zasak tribe, his father was killed by the Oirat people in the battle of Kuboker (now in the former Khangai Province of Mongolia) in 1587. The leaderless Zasak tribe was undercurrent. move. With the help of some veterans and his own political wisdom, in 1596, he was elected as Zasak Tuhan during the alliance between the left and right wings of Khalkha held on the banks of the Tarni River.

The life of a hero is never satisfying. Becoming a Khan of Zasak Tubu was by no means the pinnacle of his life. Taking advantage of the late accession of the left-wing Tushetu Khan Gunbu, he maneuvered among various ministries and successfully replaced the original leader of the alliance, Tushetu Khan, and became the new leader of the left and right wings of Khalkha. Then he turned his hands into clouds and turned his hands into rain, and shook hands with the feuding Oirat Mongols. In 1640, he jointly held the Oirat-Khalkha-Chulgan Conference with Batur Hutaiji of the Junggar tribe and others to formulate the "Mongolia-- Oirat Code" to form a wider alliance. He was suspicious of the emerging Qing Dynasty and worked hard to maintain the independent status of Khalkha. In 1647, he corresponded with Emperor Shunzhi, but the letter did not mention the name and the words were almost contradictory. He was also wary of the emerging Wei Kingdom. When Sultan arrogantly called himself When he became the Great Khan of Lotus in Mongolia, he refused to send envoys to support him.

In short, this is a ruthless man with both strength and softness, but no matter how ruthless he is, he can never be as ruthless as God, and he is now entering the final stage of his life.

"Great Khan, all the seven Taijis are here," Ahai, the confidant who was guarding him, reported imitating Qingqing. Subadi had seven sons: Sonam Ahai Chuhu'er, Siqibu Erdeni, Norbu Bixiletu, Gonbuzak Bingtu Ahai, Gonbuzak Darhan, and Isha'er. Yosutu Ahai, Dashal Chechen Ahai.

"Seven Taijis? No, I only have two children," Subadi shed tears. The two children refer to the eldest son Norbu and the second son Gunbuzak Bingtu Ahai, both of whom were born to his deceased wife. As for the five children born to the concubine, the old Khan did not regard them as sons at all because of their low background.

This is not because Subadi is cruel, but because he has learned lessons from various grassland tribes. Throughout the ages, there have been so many talented and strategic heroes who worked hard to conquer the country, but there are many examples of the country weakening due to the struggle for power among their sons after their death. The system of the Ming Dynasty is still better, with distinction between superior and inferior, orderly arrangement of elders and younger ones, and it is not prone to civil strife!
Therefore, he only recognized that he was the son of Norbu and Gonbuzak Bingtu Ahai of Kedunsheng, and gave him a large number of subordinates, pasture land and livestock; he only gave a small amount of property to his other five sons, leaving them unable to compete with his legitimate sons. . Among the two legitimate sons, the status of Huitaiji of Norbu Bixigelitu was clear early. He left a will during his lifetime and gave him three thousand accounts directly under the Khan after his death. In this way, Norbu will have strong prestige and strength. After his death, there should be no unrest in the Zasak tribe. I'm just sorry for the other five sons! My children, don’t blame me, I am the Great Khan of Zasak Tube first, and then your father! He burst into tears and said sadly: "Let my two children come in."

"Yes", A Hai imitated Qing and bowed out of the tent. Another trusted general, Dalmashri, was guarding the outside of the tent with a sword. Without the Great Khan's order, none of the seven princes could enter the tent.

Seeing Ahai Fangqing coming out of the tent, Sonamu Ahai Chuhu'er, the oldest among the seven, asked anxiously: "General Ahai Fangqing, is Father Khan going to summon us?"

"No, the Great Khan only wants to see the two Taijis, Norbubixijialetu and Gonbuzakbingtu and Ahai." The words in Ahai's mouth were like thousand-year-old ice, freezing the hearts of the five concubines.

"Why? Eqi Ge, why do you only love the third brother and the fourth brother? Are we your children?" The youngest son Dashar Chechen Ahai burst into tears.

It doesn't matter if he cries, Siqibul Erdeni, Gonbu Zakdarhan Huitaiji, and Ishar Yosutuahai all cry too.

"The great Khan's body is against the law, please stop making noise, Taiji," Dalmashri held a knife and shouted, calming the four princes.

The eldest son, Sonam Ahai Chuhu'er, was nearly fifty years old and had a calm temper. He said sadly: "Please tell the two generals to tell Father Khan that we are willing to pray for his old man outside the tent."

Ahai Fangqing sighed and said, "Don't worry, I will definitely repay the filial piety of all the Taijis to the Great Khan. Please invite the two Taijis, Norbu Bixigeletu and Gonbuzak Bingtu Ahai, to accompany me into the tent."

"Third brother, fourth brother, please pray to Eqige for mercy. We want to see his old man," Sonamu Ahai Chuhu'er begged in tears. "Um".

The two legitimate sons entered the big tent, and the candles inside swayed in the wind, indicating that the life of the leader of the Khalkha Alliance was about to come to an end."

"Take my riding crop and give it to Norbu," Subadi ordered. The personal guard respectfully presented the black riding whip. It was pitch black and seemed no different from other riding whips, but it could control the fate of the Zasaktu tribe.

Norbu held up the riding crop respectfully, with mixed feelings, not knowing whether he was happy or sad.

"Gunbuzak Bingtu Ahai, after I leave, you must serve your brother like you serve me," the old Khan struggled and roared.

"Yes, pray for Ge", the fourth son burst into tears.

The old Khan stared closely at his eldest son, "Your five brothers are not strong enough to fight you. After I leave, you must treat them well for my sake."

"Eqi Ge, the eldest brother, the second brother, the fifth brother, the sixth brother and the seventh brother are all outside the tent. Please see them." Norbu knelt in front of the dragon bed and begged. Gonbuzak Bingtu Ahai also came with him. Kneel down.

"I don't see them because I don't want to give them any hope of coveting the throne, and it's also for their own good. Are there many stories of tribes on the grassland declining due to fratricide?" Subadi refused cruelly.

"But, Erqi Ge, as you said, my brothers do not have the strength to fight against me. They just want to fulfill their filial piety as sons in front of you. I beg your permission," Norbu requested stubbornly.

This child is kind-hearted and benevolent. He will definitely be a good Khan in the future! Dear brothers and sisters, if these seven brothers can be twisted into a rope, no one can even try to touch my Zasak Tubu! The old Khan looked at Norbu, his eyes full of approval and love, "Since you insist on asking, let the five of them come in."

Father and son are connected. No matter how wrong the old father is, he is still his father! Outside the big tent, the five concubines knelt silently, praying to the god Tengger for their father Khan's health to be restored.

The curtain was opened, and Ah Hai walked out with heavy steps and saluted the five princes, "Dear gentlemen, the Great Khan wants to see you, please follow me into the tent."

(End of this chapter)