"It is recorded in the scroll that Dong Ge was given as a gift to the old Khan by an Oroqen tribe, on the condition that the Torgut cavalry would block the Tatar soldiers behind him!"

I nodded: "I understand. Did the Oroqen people get Dongge's body and were hunted by Nurhachi's Eight Banners army, so they had no choice but to turn to the Torgut people for help?"

I suddenly understood and threw the glass away: "What did you say? A tribe of Oroqen people?"

"Yes, yes, what's wrong? What's wrong?"

I suddenly thought about the last time I went to Wudang Mountain in Hubei Province where rats caused trouble. I remember Wang Laodao told me that this Donggui tribe is a branch of the Oroqen tribe. They lived near Tongliao in Inner Mongolia in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties, which is now near Lili’s home.

, and the Donggui tribe was resented by Nurhaci for supporting the Oroqen tribe living in Heilongjiang, and then sent troops to harass them, and finally forced the entire Donggui tribe away from this rich pasture, went to Xinjiang, and then transited to Sichuan.

Go to Hubei. If my analysis is correct, then the people who made the deal with King Torgut Khan are the Donggui tribe. It seems that I cannot fully believe the official history, or the official history stated by Wang Laodao. The Donggui tribe

It was not because they supported the Oroqen people that they were hunted down, but because they obtained the "body" of Dong Ge, they were pursued by the Tatars. As two tribes on the grassland, the Torgut people stretched out their

It's only natural to lend a helping hand.

There are too many mysteries here. One is whether Dong Ge was dead or not in 1616. If he was really deceased, then why would Nurhachi go to war with these two tribes just for a corpse? You know, the form at that time was

The Jin regime was not strong, and he actually sent out all the cavalry just to get a corpse? The second is, how did the Donggui people get Dong Ge's body? The official history recorded in the history books is that Dong Ge married Eastern Mongolia in 1615.

He died in the second half of the year. It seems that I really need to consult experts about this period of history. However, I cannot believe what Na Lanhong and Wang Laodao said. I can only call the beautiful Nan Haiyue to ask. She is in Qing Dynasty.

I have learned some of the achievements in history, and I will never lose to Nalan Hong.

"Shuang Ge, what are you thinking about? Are you so absorbed in it?"

I cut off a few more pieces of mutton, took a sip of wine and said, "Nothing, you continue. We have seen some of this part about Brother Dong on the murals in the tomb. You mainly want to see if there is a way to lift Nurhachi's curse."

She bit her finger, put the scroll on the wine table and pointed to the tadpole passage above: "Look, it is said here that Princess Ye He was cursed by the Tatars and became neither human nor ghost, and

It was she who brought this terrible curse to the Turgut people." Then she pointed to the last part of the book and said: "After Wobaxi finally led the tribe back, he personally suppressed Princess Yehe with his trusted followers.

The corpse went to Rehe to be exchanged with Emperor Qianlong, and what they exchanged was the method to lift the curse."

"Oh? Please tell me, what is the method?" I asked her.

"There is no record, but it was mentioned above that Emperor Qianlong held a celebration banquet for Wobaxi in Chengde to commend them for their heroic return to the East. After drinking, he made a gaffe and revealed the secret left by his ancestor Nurhaci..."
Chapter completed!