The Last Frontier of Fire and Sword

After Alan returned, Muhammad Glyy never sent anyone to look for Chechen. On the way from Pirikop to Bergzisalay, his attitude towards Cheerchen seemed to have been rejected by Cheerchen. He talked and laughed at Cheerchen, without any complaints at all.

After another three days' journey, Muhammad Glyi finally arrived at Beghzisalay, the capital of the Crimean Khanate.

As Chechen allowed Stepan Racine and others to "carnival" for three days and nights after occupying Bergzisalay, Bergzisalay was destroyed. When Mohamed Gley saw this devastating sight, he asked Chechen in shock and said: "Where is my Bergzisalay Palace? How is my Bergzisalay Palace?"

When Chechen said that the Bergzisalay Palace was intact, Muhammad Glyy finally let go of the earth's heart. There was a happy smile on his face, which was joy from the heart.

"It's all right, it's all right," Muhammad Gley said.

Muhammad Gley only cared about Beghzisalay Palace and not Beghzisalay, let alone the inhabitants of the city.

At the gate of the Bergzisale Palace, Alan, who arrived early, had already directed his servants to spread expensive Persian carpets on the ground to welcome the return of Muhammad Gley.

In addition to Alan standing at the door, there was Kemal, the commander of the Sudanese soldiers. Now, they are the honor guard of Mehmet Pasha to welcome the return of Muhammad Glaiy.

Kemal waited until Muhammad Glyy's mount came to the gate, and he stepped forward and said, "Khan of Crimea, Pasha is waiting for you inside."

No matter who hears someone occupying his own home and saying that he is waiting for you like a guest, that person must feel uncomfortable in his heart. But Muhammad Glyy didn't put up the score like in Pirikop. He got off the horse, then sorted out his clothes, smiled at Kemal and motioned to take him in.

Kemal led the way, while Cheechen, Ahhummirzan, Nahai and others followed closely behind.

At this time, in the main hall, Mehmet Pasha was wearing the most gorgeous dress, holding a roll of silk papers in his hand, waiting for Muhammad Glaiy.

It just so happened that Istanbul's response to what happened in the Crimean Khanate was delivered the day before Mohamed Gley arrived in Pirikop.

It took nearly a month before and after this, and you can imagine what an uproar this matter has caused in Istanbul. However, what Mahmed Pasha can finally rest assured is that both the sultan and the prime minister finally acquiesced in the method he adopted. And there were nearly 500 Sudanese soldiers who came with the ship.

However, these people are no longer needed.

In the main hall, Mehmet Pasha read the sultan's edict in front of all the main nobles of the Crimean Khanate, and recognized Muhammad Glyy as the new khan.

"Muhammad (Muhammad IV) Huakba!"

After listening to the edict, Muhammad Gley knelt on the ground religiously, praising the sultan's holy name loudly.

"Get up, Muhammad Glyy Khan, Sultan's most loyal friend." Mehmet Pasha said kindly.

After the ceremony, Muhammad Glyy and Mehmet Pasha told the others to leave. Next, is the dialogue between the Ottoman Turkish Empire Pasha and the Crimean Khanate Khan.

Due to obesity and being hollowed out by the maids in Bergzisale Palace, Mehmet Pasha's body became weak, and he was out of breath when he was only standing and reading the edict.

Mehmet Pasha ordered the servant to bring two chairs, one of which was given to Muhammad Glyy.

"The Prime Minister also sent a message that he hopes that the Khanate can take a good rest in recent years, Khan, don't use the swords and soldiers like Isilan Glyi." Mehamed Pasha said.

The Prime Minister’s words are orders, and there is no reason for Muhammad Gley to disobey. However, Muhammad Gley did not forget the promise he made to Poland in the past. He said: "Of course, after the Khanate has been disrupted, it is time to take a good rest. However, Master Pasha. There are two questions I don't know. Shouldn't you ask?"

"Khan, please say it." Mehmet Pasha took a sip of the watermelon juice next to the seat.

"Is the harvest of the steppe peoples in this list?" Muhammad Gley asked cautiously.

Mahmed Pasha tilted his head to think.

Prime Minister Mohamed Koplulu should have meant that Mohamed Koplulu should not allow the Crimean Khanate to be involved in the war between the Republic of Poland and the Cossacks of Zaporozhye. After all, "the harvest of the steppe peoples" is the business of the Crimean Tatars for hundreds of years, and it is also the main source of income for Kafa, which should not be prohibited by the Prime Minister.

However, for the sake of safety, Mehmet Pasha still made restrictive suggestions.

Mahmed Pasha said: "Go to the east, not to the west."

To the east is the land of Tsarist Russia.

Muhammad Glyy understood. UU read www.uukanshu.com so he settled on the second question:

"Then what is the attitude of the Sultan and the Prime Minister towards Isilan Glyi?"

Mehmet Pasha quickly recalled the secret letter the Prime Minister had given him. He said firmly and beyond doubt: "Live, live. Prime Minister Mohamed Koplulu is also the son of the former Khan in Ishran. , I hope he can live in Rhode Island."

This answer disappointed Muhammad Gley. However, he quickly stated that he would follow the orders of the Prime Minister.

At this time, Muhammad Gley thought of the protons of the khanate aristocrats who were in the hands of Chelchen. He suggested that since the aristocrats are already doing it anyway, whether they can be reunited and the family members should be reunited by himself. Let go back.

In response, Mahmed Pasha smiled and started Tai Chi. He said that the family members of those nobles are under the care of Khan’s own Bey Alwal Chechen, and Muhammad Glyy wants to release them as his power, and he just asks his own Bey to do it, no need to inform. Own.

This made Muhammad Gley both annoyed and helpless.

The private meeting between the two came to an end. At the end, Mahmed Pasha falsely mentioned that the Beghzisalay Palace was to be handed back to Muhammad Graiy. Inwardly, Mahmed Pasha was reluctant to bear, after all, there were so many beauties in the Khan Palace that he was reluctant to let him leave whichever one.

Fortunately, Muhammad Glaiy immediately expressed that he made Mahmad Pasha treat this as his home and wanted to live as long as he wanted.

Mohamed Glyy stood in front of the gate of the Khan Palace, and he glanced back at Mahmed Pasha, who was going to the palace.

At this time, Muhammad Glyy felt that the title of Khan was still a misnomer.