On the occasion of rebirth Zhou Sui

Chapter 489 Trip to Khitan
Cui Yanqing was honored as the guest of honor by the Dahe Mohui and received a grand welcome.

The [-] soldiers accompanying them also started business in the tribe by the way.

Not so much an army, this time they are like a huge caravan, bringing all kinds of goods, and exchanging furs with the herdsmen.

When he returns to Jinyang in the future, he can get rid of the fur and make another profit.

The profits were considerable, and these silver-saddle Khitan straight soldiers also became more generous. During the period, they drank and had fun, which aroused the envy of the Khitan people living on the grassland.

It is conceivable that when Cui Che recruits people to the grasslands in the future, these Khitan herdsmen will flock to him.

At the same time, Dahe Jinzhong was also spending money like water, wantonly buying nobles from the Eight Khitan tribes.

As Cui Che's representative, he brought a lot of sincerity, so people greeted him with smiles everywhere he went.

Things went smoothly, and even without Cui Che's instructions, Cui Yanqing gave full play to his subjective initiative and finalized a deal with the Dahe Mokai at the banquet, worth [-] army horses, still bought at a premium price of salt.

In addition to the [-] military horses obtained in Kumoxi before, Cui Yanqing bought a total of [-] military horses for Cui Che during this mission.

And this is also the limit of the Xi and Khitan, they also have to leave enough horses to deal with the crisis on the grassland.

Not only did Cui Yanqing negotiate a deal, Dahe Mohui and others also inquired about his preferences in private, and presented him with two beautiful Khitan girls as presents.

Originally, Dahe Mohui wanted to marry Cui Yanqing and marry a daughter to him as a concubine.

But Cui Che naturally didn't care about the daughter of an ordinary family.

However, the marriage with Khitan was not up to Cui Yanqing himself. He could only accept two Khitan girls as maidservants. At the same time, he declined Dahe Mohui's proposal to marry a daughter, saying that he would wait until he returned to Jinyang and asked his father about it. Meaning, to give an answer.

Dahemo would not think it disobedient, he smiled and said:

"Shouldn't the king of Yan be consulted on the matter of marriage? I blame Xiao Wang. Xiao Wang sees that the son is the best in the world in terms of appearance and demeanor, so he rashly invites you."

With a laugh, he revealed the matter.

It stands to reason that even if the Khitan surrendered to Cui Che now, Dahe Mo would be the Khitan king, and his attitude was too low.

But Khitan is not Kumoxi. It has only been a few years since the tribal period entered the tribal alliance, and the Dahemohui did not rely on its own strength to convince everyone to be superior.

Instead, relying on Cui Che's power, let him be the Khitan king.

Therefore, there are still some forces within the Khitan that do not listen to the announcement. If Cui Che hadn't sent a mission to visit, it would be really difficult for Dahemo to gather the Eight Divisions.

He could barely maintain his superficial rule over the eight tribes of Khitan. In fact, the eight tribes still went their own way.

The reason no one overthrew it was mainly because they were afraid of Cui Che and didn't want to offend him.

Therefore, the Dahe Mohui also realized that at least in his own generation, it is impossible to truly unite the eight tribes of Khitan, and they can only pin their hopes on future generations.

When the Khitan people got used to the tribal alliance and the existence of co-lords among the eight tribes, it was the time when the Khitan rose.

This road is destined to be long, and before that, the most important thing is to keep the throne of Ogabe.

After all, if the Khitan tribe really rose on the grasslands, but the royal family was not the Ogabe, such a rise would be meaningless to the Ogamokai.

And to secure the throne, he must gain the support of the Central Plains Dynasty represented by Cui Che. This is why he allowed Dahe to be loyal to the Hui people to recruit people after the Battle of Gaobiling.

Now he agrees to trade horses with Cui Yanqing, and even wants to marry a daughter to him.

It wasn't that Cui Yanqing was eloquent, but that Da He Jinzhong wanted to curry favor with the Eastern Sui Dynasty.

Cui Che's repeated victories in the civil war swept across the Kanto region, which made him more famous among the grassland tribes, and also made him more determined that Dahemo would hold his thigh tightly.

Cui Yanqing did not stay in the Dahe tribe all the time. During this period, he was also invited by the other seven chiefs to visit their tribes. While giving gifts on behalf of his father Cui Che, he also received a lot of gifts in return.

And the soldiers of the pre-accounting army also managed the business of the other seven departments, earning a lot of money.

There is no doubt that none of the eight chiefs hindered Cui Che from recruiting Khitan herdsmen as soldiers, at least not on the surface.

However, with Dahe's loyalty to open the way with money, he finally broke through this obstacle.

Many Khitan teenagers found Dahe to be loyal and asked to allow them to join.

It's just that Cui Che temporarily fixed the size of the Yinan Qidan Zhi at 1 people, and the Pishi Army did not suffer large-scale casualties. Of course, Da He Jinzhong couldn't make decisions without authorization, so he had to reject their enthusiasm.

Seeing the frustration of the teenagers, Dahe Zhongzhong comforted him:

"You don't need to be discouraged by this. I will return to the grassland in the future. As long as you have practiced your martial arts and come to recruit, I will definitely take you to the Central Plains to enjoy the beautiful mountains and rivers and strive for a fortune."

The teenagers cheered up.

Two thousand silver saddles Khitan straight soldiers, without Cui Che's special orders, they spontaneously made the Central Plains talk of hype.

Although the words are exaggerated.

But compared to the harsh climate on the grasslands, the environment in the Central Plains can indeed be called a paradise on earth.

Especially as soldiers, they belonged to the privileged class under Cui Che's command.

There is no need to farm, and the family does not need to do hard labor. All they have to do is work for Cui Che.

Even if they die in battle, their family members can still get a large pension, which is enough to live on.

With Yinan Qidanzhi's testimony and the large amount of money they brought, it is no wonder that many young people are eagerly looking forward to joining the army in the Central Plains.

Regarding this situation, some chiefs actually reminded the Dahe Mohui in private, thinking that Cui Che was bloodletting their tribe, and that the children should not be wasted in the civil war in the Central Plains.

Besides, Cui Che didn't just pick up one person, if the family members were willing to go with them, they would move the whole family away.

Cui Che had already taken away [-] households before, so we can't let Cui Che remove them all in the future.

For their point of view, Da Hemo would agree with him from the bottom of his heart, but he also knew the purpose of these people coming to him.

Didn't he just want him to take the lead in opposing Cui Che? Would the Dahemo Society do this? Let Cui Che move some people away, but the chiefs of all ministries felt resentment in their hearts, and secretly scolded themselves that the Khitan king was just someone who Cui Che could manipulate. clay figurines.

But if he disobeyed King Yan, he might have to replace the throne.

Fortunately, Cui Che is not insatiable, he always comes to the grassland to recruit people after the loss of two Khitan soldiers.

And this situation is destined to not last long, after all, among the family members brought by Yinan Khitan Zhi and Pi Shijun, there are also their children.

　I am busy with my younger sister's business. She is in the acting category. Although the total score is more than 60 points, there are too many monks and too little competition. did not write.

　　
　
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