Usurping the Mongols: My Father-in-Law is Genghis Khan

"Wang Han, you can't escape!"

Whoosh!

Zhao Shuo caught the Zhan Ma Dao in his hand and threw it forward with all his might!

"Protect the Khan!"

A guard next to Wang Han turned around and took Zhao Shuo's knife with his body, being cut in half!

The other four guards turned around together, each wielding a weapon to meet Zhao Shuo, buying Wang Han a little more time!

"Go to hell!"

Zhao Shuo gritted his teeth fiercely, squeezing out the last bit of strength from his body!

He drew the Huan Dao from his waist and jumped directly from his horse!

The light of the blade was dazzling, and in the blink of an eye, four heads flew up almost simultaneously!

"Great Khan! Quick! Quick!"

At this time, Wang Han was less than ten steps away from the army formation. Dahei Ba'atuer leaped forward with force, grabbing Wang Han's right hand!

As long as he pulled hard, Wang Han would enter the army formation!

Whose deer would die was still unknown!

However, he didn't have the chance to pull!

"Die!"

Zhao Shuo slammed his foot on the ground, like an eagle catching a rabbit, or a hungry tiger preying on its food, and swung his Huan Dao!

Puff!

Wang Han's great head soared into the sky!

"Ah! No!"

Dahei Ba'atuer let out a heartbreaking wail!

"Great Khan!"

Many Klie tribe warriors on the hillside were in tears!

"Wang Han is dead! Wang Han is dead!"

Just now, seeing Wang Han about to escape into the army formation, Temujin's mood had fallen to the bottom.

Now, it was as refreshing as drinking ice spring water from Mount Burhan on a dog day!

He urged his horse and shouted loudly, saying: "Wang Han has been beheaded by my son-in-law, Zhao Shuo! If you don't surrender, when will you! If you don't surrender, when will you?"

Clang!

Clang!

Clang clang clang~~

Along with Temujin and others' repeated calls for surrender, a series of sounds of swords and guns falling to the ground rang out.

"The Klie tribe has been defeated, and we are willing to listen to Khan Temujin's disposal.

Now, if the Khan wants us to die, we will die.

If the Khan wants us to live, we will live.

If the Khan is willing to pardon us, we are willing to serve Khan Temujin!"

Dahei Ba'atuer, the number one warrior of the Klie tribe, took the lead, and countless warriors of the Klie tribe knelt on the ground and surrendered to Temujin.

Wang Han was dead, and his sons and grandsons were also dead.

The Klie tribe Khan had no legitimate heir anymore. It was meaningless for them to continue resisting desperately without surrendering.

At the moment of kneeling, Dahei Ba'atuer and other members of the Klie tribe felt both humiliation and a sense of relief in their hearts.

Yes, a sense of relief!

It's over!

It should be over!

Almost all the people on the grassland were tired of the dark age of the strong eating the weak for two hundred years.

Almost all the people on the grassland longed for a peerless hero to be born and bring a new order to the grassland.

It's a very simple principle. On this grassland, even if you are an unparalleled strongman, what then?

For example, Temujin's father, Yesugei, was the leader of the Mongolian Qiyan tribe. Wang Han needed his help to restore the Klie tribe's Khanate. How prestigious was that?

However, once Yesugei died, his family was abandoned by the tribe, struggling to survive, and almost starved to death. Temujin even became a slave.

Another example is Wang Han. Once he ascended to the Khanate, he killed almost all his brothers.

After that, he was driven off the Khanate twice and lived a wandering life.

And Temujin's good Anda, Jamukha, was not defeated by Temujin before he first tasted the taste of decline.

In fact, before helping Temujin regain his wife, Jamukha was once attacked by Tootaa of the Merkit tribe, lost all his tribesmen, and went through hardships to make a comeback.

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It can be said that in the past two hundred years, even the most powerful people on this grassland have found it difficult to sleep peacefully.

Even the most wise and martial heroes have found it difficult to truly leave any real legacy to future generations.

If they were like this, let alone ordinary tribesmen.

Men could die in battle at any time, and even if they didn't die in battle, they could be taken as slaves at any time.

Women could have their husbands killed at any time, but they had to serve their husband's murderers.

Children had to get used to living a wandering life as soon as they were born.

Who sincerely wants to live such a life?

Better to be a dog in peace than a man in chaos!

Although the people on the grassland have never heard of this sentence, many people have vaguely had similar thoughts in their hearts.

Now that Wang Han is dead, Temujin is the rightful ruler of the eastern grassland.

Wouldn't it be a good thing for everyone to let him start a new era and establish a new order?

Therefore, the vast majority of the Klie tribe were indeed relieved and sincerely surrendered!

Of course, Temujin's treatment of the Klie tribe was also very gentle.

For example, Wang Han's own younger brother, Jaghambu.

When Wang Han ascended the throne, he killed almost all his brothers.

The reason for saying "almost" is because Jaghambu was captured by the Tangut tribe as a slave at that time and was not in the Klie tribe.

He wandered outside, but by chance, he escaped from the disaster.

Now, Temujin has destroyed the Klie tribe and did not embarrass Jaghambu, who is now the highest in the Klie tribe.

He took Jaghambu's eldest daughter, Ibakha, as his concubine, and let his fourth son, Tolui, marry Jaghambu's second daughter, Sorghaghtani Beki, as his concubine.

By the way, the Mongol Khan Mongke, who was killed in Diaoyu City, Yuan Shizu Kublai Khan, Hulagu, the founder of the Ilkhanate, and Ariq Böke, who fought with Kublai Khan for four years for the Khanate, were all sons of Sorghaghtani Beki.

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Therefore, this Sorghaghtani Beki is also known as the "Mother of Four Khans".

Jaghambu has received such treatment, let alone others.

According to the rules of the grassland, they, their cattle and sheep, their women, and their property are all Temujin's spoils of war.

The men become slaves, the women become the wives, concubines, and maids of the victors, and the cattle, sheep, and property will naturally belong to the new owner.

However, Temujin has been a slave.

He knows deeply what kind of deep-seated hatred slaves have for slave owners.

Under such a law of the jungle, how can Mongolia's internal stability be ensured?

How can Temujin truly unify the grassland with his four or five thousand men?

Therefore, Temujin generously stated that although these Klie people would be distributed to meritorious generals, it would not be in the form of slaves, but in the form of subjects.

Part of the property of the Klie tribe's people will certainly be rewarded to meritorious generals.

After all, Mongolia's meritorious generals need sufficient rewards.

Besides, a lot of the Klie tribe's property was snatched from the Mongolians, so shouldn't it be returned to the Mongolians?

However, Temujin will leave the Klie tribe with the materials to ensure their basic life, and the personal rights of the Klie tribe will also be guaranteed to a certain extent.

And most importantly, Temujin will not distribute the married women of the Klie tribe to meritorious generals, but will only distribute those unmarried women.

It has to be said that although Temujin, in the minds of many people in later generations, is the number one tyrant of all time who killed countless people, that is Temujin's attitude towards places outside the grassland.

In fact, on the grassland, Temujin has always had a reputation for being benevolent and generous since his rise.

Compared to the habit of the strong eating the weak formed in the two hundred years of chaos on the grassland, it is like a ray of sunshine piercing through the darkness.

Otherwise, why would countless heroes on the grassland follow Temujin to the death?

Otherwise, why is Temujin's reputation on the grassland far stronger than that of Wang Han, Jamukha, Sangkun, and other grassland heroes, to the point that Sangkun is mad with jealousy?

Even the Klie tribe's so readily surrendering is one of the reasons.

Now that Temujin's formal treatment of the Klie tribe has been announced, the people of the Klie tribe have completely relaxed and even burst into no small cheers.

Of course, how these Klie tribe people, as well as their cattle, sheep, and women, will be specifically distributed needs to be discussed in the long term.