But who is Mou Yu Khan? He is someone who can even take action with his own brother and father.

Now, basically anyone with some IQ in the Uighurs knows that the death of Prince Ye Hu and Lao Khan is inseparable from Mou Yu Khan.

Before the rebellion broke out in the Tang Dynasty, the position of the prince was very stable, but since he brought the most elite cavalry to support the Tang Dynasty and was attacked by unknown people on the road and suffered heavy losses, the old Khan was very furious, and his status became a little shaken.

At the beginning, even Ye Hu himself didn't care much about this matter. It was still the Tang Dynasty's own business that had happened to him, and it had little to do with them.

However, under the strong advocacy of Mou Yu Khan, the old Khan handed over the investigation to him, which was not a big deal within the Uighurs.

However, not long after Mou Yu Khan informed the old Khan of the investigation results, Ye Hu was deposed as the prince by the old Khan.

Only Mou Yu Khan knows what happened here.

Shortly after Ye Hu was deposed, he caused several conflicts because he was dissatisfied with the fact that he was deposed. Both sides of the conflict were those who supported him, Mou Yu Khan and the people under the command of Lao Khan.

These conflicts were almost always with Ye Hu getting drunk. Although he was very regretful of his behavior after sobering up, his status in the Uighurs was getting worse day by day.

At this moment, the old Khan, whose body was already a little unsatisfied, became heavier and heavier. Mou Yu Khan and Ye Hu would visit the bed from time to time.

Once, after Ye Hu visited his father, the old Khan suddenly vomited several mouthfuls of blood, and then scolded Ye Hu as an unfilial son.

After Ye Hu heard about this in his mansion, his mentality, who was already disheartened, almost completely collapsed. That night, Ye Hu drank a glass of poisonous wine in his mansion and died.

But in the end, if you don’t know what happened, this incident reached the ears of the Uighur officials, it turned out that the old Khan gave Ye Hu a cup of poisoned wine. Ye Hu died after drinking the poisoned wine.

In the end, this incident was passed down to the old Khan. Two days later, the old Khan also left.

This incident happened so quickly that even in Uighurs, it was confusing.

But no one dared to investigate whether these two people died as rumored, because the person who questioned this matter before was dead.

In fact, whether it is Ye Hu or Lao Khan's death, it is of course related to Mou Yu Khan, but Mou Yu Khan did not deal with anyone with him. What he used can be said to be a way to kill people with a knife.

Mou Yu Khan is very smart, but because of his personality, he is not very popular with his father. In addition, Ye Hu is the eldest son and has good abilities in all aspects, so Ye Hu is the prince from beginning to end.

If the story goes to this, then Mou Yu Khan's experience is slightly similar to that of Li Qing.

However, the flames in Mou Yu Khan's heart may have burned a little violently. He has been looking for loopholes in his brother, but he has not been able to find them after many years.

Finally, something happened in the Tang Dynasty and Hebei Road became the world of rebels.

Seeing that the Tang Dynasty was about to fail, Mou Yu Khan thought about how to help the Tang Dynasty when he saw his brother and father, instead of pushing the Tang Dynasty quickly, so as to take the opportunity to divide some of the Tang Dynasty's territory.

Just when he was in a state of regret, Ye Hu returned in shame. The most elite cavalry of the Uighurs were actually attacked by enemies from somewhere, and they suffered a lot of losses. This incident made the old Khan very angry.

But in Mou Yu Khan's heart, this was an opportunity given to him by God.

So he took action, and he didn't actually do anything. He just took advantage of the chain reaction brought by this incident to the Uighur tribe, and gradually made Ye Hu go from the Uighur prince who everyone admired to the almost Uighur sinner.

In addition, Lao Khan's health was not good at all. Even if this was not the case, it would have happened in the past or two years. As the situation gradually developed in a direction that was beneficial to him, Mou Yu simply pressed the fast forward button to the iteration of the Uighur royal power.

He originally wanted to spend more than a year to clean up the forces that had opposed him before after he became the Uighur Khan, and then to plan for the turbulent Tang Dynasty.

After all, as the largest tribe on the grassland today, the Uighurs also have many branches under them, many of them support Ye Hu and Lao Khan.

According to Mou Yu Khan's idea, if these people can support him, they will stay. If they can't, they can only say sorry.

His plan was indeed quite perfect, but there were always some things that exceeded his expectations. For example, An Qingxu and Shi Siming were defeated in just over half a year, allowing the Tang Dynasty to take back its own territory as if it was cutting melons and vegetables.

This happened. Originally, Khan Mou Yu could only sigh slightly, and he would do whatever he should do. After all, he has become the Khan of the Uighurs so far, and he has not shown any of them how to do to the Tang Dynasty.

However, Shi Siming's arrival forced his heart to ignite the flames once again.

According to Shi Siming, although the Tang Dynasty has won now, it is actually strong outside and has no ability at all. It also claims that Hebei Road has only 50,000 troops in total. Although it is elite, the number is 50,000.

At that time, Shi Siming also made it clear that if Mou Yu Khan dared to fight, he would cooperate with him. He brought more than 20,000 yuan to Mo Yu Khan as a pioneer and guide. If he didn't want to fight, he would leave immediately.

The final result was that Mou Yu Khan kept Shi Siming in the Uighurs. He was already very confident in his purge in the Uighur territory. He felt that the Uighurs had this strength.

However, Mou Yu Khan is still a little younger. Although he has been very active over the years, he has never really been in a high position after all, and he is not very considerate in many things.

For example, the Tang Dynasty would never ignore Shi Siming who escaped. Knowing that Shi Siming had arrived at him, it would be impossible for him to attack like a dead person.

The first move of the Tang Dynasty, the rebuke letters flew into the hands of many respected people among the Uighur tribes like snowflakes. In addition, the intimidation of the Uighurs in trade directly made some people start to be frightened.
Chapter completed!