Desert Eagle Suletan Khan

Chapter 49: Good luck and happiness to marry home (Part )
Early the next morning, the wedding procession set off. The large car covered with colorful ribbons in front was particularly conspicuous. Sultan stood beside the car, waiting for his bride.

A covered, slim little girl stepped on the carpet and came to the float with the help of the bridesmaid.

"Your Highness, you have to cry, this is the rule," the bridesmaid reminded in a low voice.

"嘤～嘤～嘤～"

The little girl started to cry, and suddenly she burst into laughter.

"Ahem~" Gu Mubu, the bride's fifth uncle, coughed majestically, interrupted the laughter, and carried her onto the float.

Suletan rode his horse three times around the float on which the bride was riding. The singers lined up on both sides sang "Farewell Song": "You flow like a clear spring, you float like a spring willow; a girl gets married and leaves her hometown, and sings loudly for you to say goodbye. You are as clear as a mountain spring, and you float like a mountain elm tree. "When a girl gets married and leaves her hometown, she sings loudly for you when she says goodbye."

This song was so amazing that it made the little girl, who had just been heartless, cry while singing, calling her mother "Ehe" one after another.

"Let's set off," Suletan shouted, taking his bride and five thousand troops back to the Yuledus grassland.

He suddenly got inspiration and sang: "The beautiful scenery in the good time sheds tears in the carriage. I can't sing enough generous songs, and I can't express my melancholy. Why should a beautiful woman be sad? The green waves are still flowing eastward. Look at the mountains and rivers thousands of miles away, and the bright moon is like a hook. ".

This song "Qing Ping Le·Welcoming the Marriage" is in the format of Song lyrics, but it is sung in Mongolian, which sounds a bit strange.

"Pfft", the girl in the float heard this strange singing and forgot about the trouble of being away from her parents. laugh out loud.

Seeing that singing could make his bride happy, Suletan ordered the soldiers of the three armies to sing military songs together.

With this order, the majestic Mongolian military song "Ala Lai" resounded in the vast grassland, "The sun rises and rises, and the Khan's life span is endless. But I, the Great Khan, hold the banner and flag in my hand. No rivers or seas can be seen below, and no clouds can be seen above. . There is no Shura in the sky, and there is no spirit on the earth. The sky above and the earth below are bowing down in silence. What stupid clown dares to act like a horse's hooves!"

Singing military songs, the wedding procession headed south.

"Taiji, look, Taiji is back," Batu Hotan, the chief minister of the cabinet, said to Ororik and Shuoqi.

Ororik and Shuoqi were senior Huite nobles. Before Sultan left, he and Batu Hetan were appointed as the ceremony officials at the wedding.

Although the official system had been reformed before, Ororik and Shuoqi still used to call Batu and Tan's old positions, "Tushmer, hurry up and let people spread the white felt, and don't dare to let Yanji's feet touch the ground."

"Don't worry, I have already made arrangements," Batu Hetan said calmly. Suddenly his expression became solemn, and a loud singing voice came to his ears, "A drop of the blood of a strong man can contain all the sea water in the world. When the Khan is angry, the pillars of heaven will fall over him. Live with the Khan and die with the Khan. Heaven and earth, How could a hero's reputation be compared! A lion swallows the moon at night, and a khan orders his troops. A soldier's talisman is less than one, and no trace is left for thousands of miles. A strong man gets a soldier's talisman, and rises up in the middle of the night. The horse looks at the dawn, and roars under the banner."

The groom entered Yingsagauan City with his float, and was greeted by hundreds of civil and military officials on both sides of the city gate. Huite tribesmen crowded the streets and alleys to welcome their Dadaiji and Yanji.

The cheerful morinouqin played and people sang and danced everywhere.

Sultan did not dismount, took the bride, and circled the palace three times. According to the rules, it was originally necessary to circle the yurt where Dadaiji lived three times. However, since the city was built, Dadaiji of the Huite tribe no longer lived in the yurt, but lived in the built palace. This rule was changed to three times around the palace.

"Dear Henji, please taste it." At the main entrance of the palace, Ororik and Shuoqi respectfully presented a silver bowl filled with fresh milk. After drinking the fresh milk, Uljibayar, who was wearing a mask, slid down on the white felt with the support of the bridesmaid and two Whit ladies.

After entering the hall on a white felt, the singers who had been prepared sang loudly to express a warm welcome. After entering the new house, the ladies helped her comb her hair, parted it in the middle, put on a hair mask, put on jewelry, put on new clothes, and prepared to worship the fire. Yes, worshiping fire is similar to the way Han people worship heaven and earth first when they get married. Mongolians worship fire, and their habit is to worship fire first. After worshiping the fire, worship parents and elders. Seeing her son and daughter-in-law kowtow to her, the old princess Subude felt happy, as if she had eaten honey, and even her smile was sweet. Order someone to send a gift, a peacock lantern. Peacock is a symbol of good luck.

Subsequently, the etiquette officers Ororik, Shuoqi, Batu and Tan announced the start of the banquet. The luxurious all-sheep banquet was laid out, not just the sheep, but also all kinds of dishes, dairy products, and pastries. There was noisy singing and dancing, and the best man and bridesmaid led the two newlyweds in toasting. Sultan held a silver pot and Uljibayar held a silver bowl. They presented khatas and toasted the wedding wine to the elders, relatives and friends one by one.

This wine is not given in vain. Guests must present a gift list on the spot to express their congratulations, which is called a "celebration cup". There are various types of gifts, such as cattle, sheep, camels, mattress sheets, etc. After the wedding, Sultan Taiji actually made a small fortune.

The boys held up the silver cups and drank happily; the girls sang loudly along with the morinouqin. When an ordinary family holds a wedding, the singer has to sing nine songs. Dadaiji, who is of noble status, sang a total of eighteen songs, which lasted for three days and three nights.

The Mongols are a people who are good at singing and dancing. "The generous ballads will never be spread, and the songs in Qionglu are natural. The eternal heroic spirit of Zhongzhou also reaches the Chile River of Yinshan Mountain."

"Uh", the big bad wolf, no, Taiji Suletan entered the wedding room with a burp of wine.

The moment he took off his hijab, he felt excited. Then, he found out that he had been deceived by his mother, and did not realize the legendary "more beautiful than a swan". The eleven-year-old girl's body hasn't grown yet, so she's just an embryo in terms of beauty, but she's quite cute, with a round face and a bit of baby fat.

"Wow~"

Perhaps she was afraid of meeting strangers, so the little girl burst into tears.

Ren Suletan tried his best, but still cried non-stop.

"Stop crying, look, what is this?"

Dadaiji took out a small package of Sanzi cake, which was cylindrical, red and white, and beautifully styled. This cake is steamed with millet flour and cut into pieces. It has a loose texture and a mellow and delicious taste.

The little girl was stunned, picked up a piece, put it in her mouth, tasted it with a smacking sound, and then ate another piece. Suddenly she realized that Suletan was looking at her, and she felt a little embarrassed, her pink face turned red with embarrassment.

Suletan was secretly happy and began to look for topics.

"What's your name?"

"Uljibayar".

"This name sounds pretty good. What does it mean?"

"Listen to my Ehe, it means auspiciousness and happiness."

"Oh, do you feel auspicious and happy when you eat pastries?"

"Yes, it's sweet, glutinous, and delicious."

That night, the two children did nothing but talked nonsense all night long.

(End of this chapter)