The Great Grandson of the Tang Dynasty: The beginning of the slaughter of General Tiance's mans

Chapter 67 Divide the Central Plains
With Li Chengdao's order, Jia Xu quickly compiled a letter and secretly sent it to the Turkic royal court in the name of Li Chengdao, and handed it over to Jieli Khan.

After receiving this letter, Jieli Khan was undoubtedly extremely surprised.

"Is this the letter Li Chengdao sent to Ben Khan?"

Jieli Khan looked at the letter in his hand, and then cast his doubtful and surprised eyes on the messenger in front of him.

There is no doubt that Li Chengdao has a hostile relationship with the Turks. Now that Li Chengdao suddenly sent someone to deliver a letter, he was naturally puzzled.

"Yes, my Highness asked me to deliver it to the Khan personally."

The messenger nodded, then cupped his hands, "Since the letter has been delivered, I will take my leave."

Jieli Khan glanced at him after hearing this, and then ordered the guards around him: "Send him away from the grassland, and no one is allowed to hurt him."

Even the Turks understand the saying that when two armies are fighting, they should not kill the envoys.

After asking the guards to send the envoy away, Jieli Khan just focused on the letter in his hand.

He was curious about the reason why Li Chengdao wrote to him.

"Ben Khan would like to see what tricks you are playing."

Jieli Khan snorted and opened the letter and read it.

As a Turkic Khan, the education he received was naturally different. He also knew the Chinese characters, so there was no obstacle to reading.

After reading this letter, Jieli Khan's expression suddenly changed, his eyes were full of disbelief, and he lost his voice: "How is this possible?!"

Jieli Khan's reaction shocked more than a dozen warriors in the king's tent. One of them couldn't help but asked: "What's wrong Khan?"

Jieli Khan came to his senses, raised his head and said coldly: "Batulu and Bosile stay, everyone else goes out."

Many warriors looked at each other in confusion. Although they didn't know why, this was Jieli Khan's order. They had to retreat one after another, leaving only two burly men.

These two strong men were Batulu and Bosile, the confidants of Jieli Khan.

After the others had retreated, Batulu couldn't help but ask: "Khan, what exactly did the letter from Li Chengdao say?"

Jieli Khan only lost his composure after reading the letter. It can be imagined that the key lies in the letter.

Facing his two confidants, Jieli Khan did not hide anything and said with a gloomy face: "See for yourselves!"

After saying that, he handed over the letter in his hand.

After reading the letter, Batulu and Bosile couldn't help but look shocked. Tuli Khan betrayed Jieli Khan?How can this be?

Jieli Khan and Tuli Khan were uncles and nephews. They had ruled the Turks together for many years. Their relationship was extraordinary. How could they betray each other just by calling them betrayal?

"Khan, the Han people have always been cunning. How can we believe their words? This must have been used by Li Chengdao to frame Khan Tuli."

Bosile said coldly, not believing what the letter said at all.

But Batulu frowned and said: "But Li Chengdaolian knew the march route that we were going to attack Chang'an and even attack from Jingzhou. If Tuli Khan hadn't informed him, how could he know so clearly?"

Baturu's words made Bosile's expression stagnant, but he then said to Jieli Khan: "Khan, I don't think what the letter says should be taken lightly. If Tuli Khan really wants to join forces with Li Chengdao to kill you and seize power, Then why didn't Li Chengdao cooperate with him, instead he wrote a letter and disclosed it?" "You must know that Tuli Khan said that he would help him win the throne without infringing on the territory of the Tang Dynasty. This would be of great benefit to him and not harmful at all. How could he say no?"

Jieli Khan said nothing. Regarding the letter sent by Li Chengdao, Jieli Khan was surprised and suspicious.

What was surprising was that Tuli Khan actually wanted to join forces with Li Chengdao to eradicate him and seize power. What was suspicious was the authenticity of what Li Chengdao said in this letter.

To be honest, he didn't really believe that Tuli Khan would betray him, but he had a vague feeling in his heart that it was true.

Because the temptation of power is fatal, even he occasionally thought about eradicating all the eight surnames in the royal court and taking full power to completely control the entire Turks.

Although this is not realistic, he has had such an idea, let alone Tuli Khan, who is slightly inferior to him?Didn't Tuli Khan ever think of replacing him?
Just when Jieli Khan was hesitant, a passage in the letter suddenly flashed in his mind.

"...Gu rejected Tuli Khan and also knew the attack route. He will definitely ask to give up the attack on Chang'an or change the march route. I believe that Jieli Khan can judge from this point whether what Gu's letter said is true. "

"Jieli Khan is the largest Khan in the Turks. Tuli Khan is far beyond his reach. Gu Yu formed an alliance with Jieli Khan. The Khan helped him defeat Li Shimin and win the throne. Gu helped him eliminate internal troubles and unify the country. Turks.”

"After the completion of the matter, Gu and Khan will share the Central Plains, use the Yellow River as the boundary to draw rivers and rule, and they will forever be brothers..."

Thinking of this passage, Jieli Khan couldn't help but fell into deep thought.

"What the letter says is true. If Ashina really betrays me, he will definitely make new plans and give up the attack on Chang'an or change his marching route."

Jieli Khan thought to himself and made a decision in his heart.

He just needs to wait and see what happens, and see if Tuli Khan will come to him to talk about this. If he does come...

Just as Jieli Khan was thinking about it, a guard suddenly walked into the king's tent, knelt down and reported: "Khan, Lord Tuli Khan asks for an audience."

"Ok?"

Jieli Khan was shocked when he heard this, and a strange color flashed in his eyes.

The same was true for Batulu and Bosile on the side. After looking at each other, they both saw each other's stiff expressions.

Is it possible...

"Let him in."

Jieli Khan said expressionlessly.

After the guards went down, soon Tuli Khan led several guards into the king's tent.

"Ashina, why did you come to see me?"

Jieli Khan put away the strange expression on his face, stood up from behind the desk to greet him, and said with a smile.

Jieli Khan was so enthusiastic that Tuli Khan was a little surprised, but he did not doubt anything and said directly: "Khan, I came here today to discuss with you the issue of sending troops to the Tang Dynasty."

As soon as he said this, Jieli Khan's smile suddenly froze on his face.

(End of this chapter)