Desert Eagle Suletan Khan

Chapter 389: Lotus sends envoy to recruit three sweats (Part )
After the war, the army's thoughts returned. Even the God of War in Oirat missed his wives, concubines and children in Lhasa. In addition, he also became the leader of the Mongolian Communist Party. Although no one admitted it, it was still enough.

So Sultan decided to lead his army back to Lhasa. In this expedition to Junggar, he initially dispatched a three-pronged army of 110,000 troops. Later, he recruited local defenders and civilians several times, and the total number of troops dispatched exceeded 160,000. After deducting the warriors who died in battle and the troops who stayed behind, the number of troops who returned was more than 100,000. There are so many people, so we should find a shortcut home to save time and effort. The closest route was to the south from Hobokesali, so he decided to take a detour to the southwest and run to Ili to play.

Playing is just a joke, there is no way the majestic God of War can make more than 100,000 warriors happy. The drunkard's interest is not in wine, but in the three sweats of Central Asia. This time someone proclaimed himself the Lotus Khan of Mongolia, but he wrote letters to Yangir Khan of Kazakhstan, Aziz Khan of Bukhara, and Abkhazy Khan of Khiva, asking them to support him and send envoys to observe the ceremony. Unexpectedly, it turned out to be nothing. The three Khans seemed to have not received the letter and ignored it.

snort! Such a coincidence? Play silence with me? These three guys clearly agreed! Sultan became so angry that he ordered his army to march to Ili, which is close to the Kazakh and Bukhara khanates! More than 100,000 people marched overwhelmingly and arrogantly, exerting pressure on the three countries that refused to respect themselves as the Great Khan of All Mongolia. When he reached Yili, he stopped and wrote a letter to the three Khans of Central Asia again. His words were threatening, saying that if he did not surrender, he would become a powder and so on. He wrote a lot.

The letter was written with great literary talent, but it was useless if no one read it. Therefore, three more envoys were sent to deliver messages to the Three Kingdoms on fast horses. The Great Khan of Lotus was a subtle man. He knew that Kundulun Ubas of the Heshuote tribe had recognized Yangir Khan as his adopted son when he was stationed in the Qihe River Basin, and he had some friendship with these three Khans. Then he ordered the eldest son of Kundulun Ubash, Mamedale Ubash, to go as an envoy to Kazakhstan, the fourth son, Okchotbu, to go as an envoy to Bukhara, and the second son of Mamadale Ubash, Shrab, to go as an envoy to Xi. watt.

His analysis was accurate. The collective silence of the three countries was indeed agreed upon. During this period, the Khiva Khanate had just emerged from a long civil war and its strength was greatly reduced. It had to rely on the Kazakh Khanate; after the signing of the "New Treaty of Bukhara", the Bukhara Khanate was nominally a vassal state of the Kazakh Khanate. . The three Khans of Central Asia are actually dominated by Yangir Khan of Kazakhstan.

These three great Khans are all descendants of Jochi, the eldest son of Genghis Khan. How can a member of the Golden Family whose surname is "Bo'er Zhijin" be willing to submit to the "Yikming'an" family who is not a Golden Family? Moreover, the beliefs are also different. People mainly believe in the Izen sect of Islam, some believe in shamanism, and only a small number believe in Buddhism. This is completely different from the Kingdom of David where Buddhists are the majority. Therefore, when Yangir Khan said, "You must abide by the rules on the grassland: the descendants of Genghis Khan cannot be the Great Khan of Mongolia." Aziz Khan and Abu Khaqi Khan immediately obeyed. The Three Kingdoms have agreed to ignore it and let the madman who wants to rebel and seek rebellious power bring trouble to himself.

"Drive~drive~drive~"

Hundreds of horses galloping were none other than the envoys sent by Lotus Khan to Bukhara and Khiva. Because Khiva is to the west of Bukhara and belongs to the same direction, the two missions merged.

The first two people, one is about forty years old, with dark skin, is Kundulun Ubas's son Okchotbu; the other has fairer skin, is in his early twenties, and has a sturdy build, and is Kundulun Ubas's son. Shirab, the grandson of Lun Ubas.

"Fourth uncle, the city of Andiyan is ahead. It is a prosperous city. Do you want to go into the city to buy something?" Shrab asked Okchotbu. Indeed, among the three khanates in Central Asia, the Bukhara Khanate is the richest. Domestic cities such as Bukhara, Samarkand, and Andijan are not only famous firearms trading centers in Central Asia, but also prosperous handicraft and commercial centers. The oil will flow and the flowers will bloom. It would be a shame not to go into the city and have some fun.

"Let's forget it. I am waiting for the emperor's order and must complete the mission as soon as possible so that the soldiers can go home and reunite with their families early." Okchotbu disagreed.

"Yes, after fighting so many battles, the men are tired and homesick, but the Khan is still interested and wants to hunt with the three Khans. It would be better if those three guys know the fun of this trip, but if they don't, it will be better. , this prosperous place must become a racecourse for my David's cavalry." Shrab smiled proudly and asked Okchotbu: "Fourth uncle, do you think those three guys will surrender to the Great Khan?" Chuotebu frowned and said, "The three great Khans are all descendants of Genghis Khan. I'm afraid they won't succumb to our Great Khans easily. Alas! If we can't reach an agreement, the warriors may have to fight a few more battles before they can go home."

"Fourth uncle, don't think too much. If the sky falls, we will be the ones to bear it." Shrab smiled and pulled the reins of his uncle's horse. "Fourth uncle, let me go to the city for a walk. I will be back in two hours." ".

"You are just naughty. You must be cautious when you are on a mission to Khiva. Don't let anyone underestimate David." Okchotbu had no choice but to agree.

Andiyan is the territory of the Mingge tribe, and there are Mingge warriors on horseback coming and going. This is the old land of Dawan that was rich in bloody horses during the Han Dynasty. The locals loved dancing and were brave and good at riding. People at that time praised "Forty soldiers are not as good as one Andiyan". Such a good Shi Labu was stunned in front of many tigers and wolves. Not afraid, he swaggered into the city with his entourage.

"Stop! Who are you?" A man with a bearded leader asked loudly, and the warriors on both sides were filled with murderous intent.

"We are envoys from the Kingdom of David. We are going to Bukhara to meet your Khan. We want to enter the city to replenish supplies. What? The Bukhara people who claim to be hospitable don't welcome us? Who are you?"

"Envoy of the Guardian?" The bearded man asked carefully and softened his tone, "I am Hezhuo (saint descendant, the honorific title of the upper-class figure of the Yishan sect) Aboud from the Mingge tribe. We Bukhara people are the most You are a hospitable person, and since you are an envoy to defend the country, please come into the city, and I will report the news of your arrival to the Great Khan."

After purchasing a large amount of supplies in Andiyan, Okchotbu and Shirab went to Kokand City. The man named Aboud was very friendly with Zhuo and sent a team of Mingge warriors to see him off.

The journey to the west was uneventful. From the city of Kokand to the world-famous Samarkand, after seeing the artillery, muskets, armors, weapons, caravans coming and going, and the dazzling array of goods all over the city, everyone was shocked by the wealth of this country. Going west again, we arrive at the city of Bukhara, the capital of the Bukhara Khanate. It is said that this city is richer than Samarkand and has more types and quantities of weapons.

"Fourth uncle, my nephew has the royal responsibility, so I will say goodbye and go north." Shirab said goodbye to his uncle outside the city of Bukhara.

"Well, you need to be more steady when you are on a mission to Khiva, and don't be impetuous when doing things," Okchotbu reminded his nephew again.

(End of this chapter)