In the fifth mural, a beautiful woman was locked in the Khan's tent with iron chains all day long. Several servants brought a basin of bloody liquid to her mouth. The woman's beautiful face showed a greedy and fierce look.

After finishing the drink, drops of bright red liquid continued to seep out from the corners of his mouth. King Simongu, the Khan, sat not far away and couldn't help but shake his head as he watched.

The sixth mural records a large-scale war that has not been recorded in history. Thousands of Qing troops with braids on their heads fought with the Mongolian cavalry. Both sides suffered heavy casualties, but the Qing army remained behind.

Reinforcements continued to attack the tribe without giving them a chance to breathe. The Khan King sat in front of the cage and looked at the immortals chained up with tears streaming down his face. Seeing that his tribe's herdsmen were about to be killed by those

The Qing army before her eyes slaughtered them all, and all this seemed to be caused by her.

Each mural occupies a large area of ​​the wall, with a width of more than ten meters. The colors are colorful and lifelike. People can't help but feel like they have returned to that era hundreds of years ago. However, the murals come to an end here. I don't know why.

I felt that we had traveled more than a hundred meters, and an altar appeared in front of us, with a giant cauldron placed on the altar.

"Mei Hui, have you finished reading over there? What do the six murals over there mean?" I called Mei Hui back. She had just finished reading the sixth mural.

She said that what was recorded above was that the ancient Mongols moved to the distant Volga River. Of course, I don’t know if this river is the Volga River. But seeing that there are many big noses going back and forth, I guess it should be in the territory of Tsarist Russia, which is the same as the earliest Torgut recorded in the history books.

The Great Migration can be matched. Then the Queen of Tsarist Russia kept recruiting troops from the tribe here. If judged from this, this Mongolian tribe must be the Turgut people. In the end, what was recorded was that Obasi could not bear the humiliation and took all the tribes with them.

Records of the tribe’s return to the east.

These are no different from what is recorded in the history books, but the strangest thing is that one of the murals records something terrible. In the years when the Turgut tribe moved to the Volga River in Tsarist Russia, herders often suffered from strange diseases.

, the sick person was like crazy and unable to control his body. He actually opened his mouth and bit the necks of his compatriots frantically, sucking their blood. King Khan had no choice but to kill him when he found out at first, but later the disease

It spread quickly like a virus, and the children of those who had this strange disease were also inherited. In the end, the Khan had to order the complete genocide of the herdsmen families who had this strange disease!

But this still couldn't stop the spread of the terrible virus. From time to time, some people would be found biting livestock at night. King Khan had been cornered by this terrible virus, so he had to go to the lamas to discuss it. The group of lamas brought King Khan to

In a cemetery, a coffin was dug out from the cemetery. Inside the coffin lay a very beautiful woman. The coffin had been buried underground for an unknown period of time, but the woman's body was still lifelike.

After discussing with the lamas, the Khan seemed to have decided something, and then planned the route for Turgut to return eastward. This Khan should be Obasi. Then there was the hardship on their return, which is recorded in the history books.

According to the records, there is no difference except that when they returned eastward, they also brought the coffin and the beautiful female body with them. The Qing army did not let the Turghuts and Wobasi enter the city in Ili, Xinjiang, but took them away first.
Chapter completed!