Life is ups and downs, but history is not the same. Mongolia was once united. With Guiyu's death, Mongge of the Torrei clan once again ascended the throne of Khan. Mongge was the last Khan who could command all the Mongol forces. After Mongge's death, the left and right wings of Mongolia officially broke.

Because the left-wing Mongolian troops were stationed in the Han area for a long time and had close ties with Kublai Khan, the highest military and political chief of the Han area, they became Kublai Khan's supporters. Zalar, Hongjila, Yiqilesi, and Wulu were the main body of the left-wing Mongolia and became the five-submitted descendants under the imperial jurisdiction of the Yuan Dynasty. At that time, the Qixue army, the strongest combat power in Mongolia, also went into division.

Among the four major Qiexue Armys, the Zarla tribe where the Muhuali family is located is in left-wing Mongolia, and the Urrya tribe, the descendants of Subutai, is also the pillar of the left-wing Mongolia. Borhu, Borsai, are all in right-wing Mongolia. Since the right-wing Mongolia supports Alibuge, most of the Qiexue Army's troops are also on their side, but their relationship with Alibuge is not good. The fiefdom was sent by Alibuge and had to surrender to Kublai Khan.

After Kublai Khan ascended the throne, he led the Han army into the grassland to quell the rebellion, and directly defeated the right-wing Mongolians and fled. He imposed a food ban on the Mongolian grasslands, causing the right-wing Mongolia to fall into hunger. Because Alibuge failed to regain enough food from Central Asia, under the threat of death, the right-wing Mongolia had to surrender to Kublai Khan.

However, although the right-wing Mongolia surrendered to Kublai Khan, he still regarded him as a traitor. The left-wing Mongolians helped Kublai Khan. The tribal leaders all had titles of princes and obtained fiefs from the Han territory. Their family background was generally higher than that of the right-wing Mongolians. The left-wing Mongolian originated in the Mongolian Yuan was also a reliable synonym, and their promotion and wealth were far better than the right-wing Mongolians.

When the Mongolian and Yuan army destroyed the Southern Song Dynasty, Kublai Khan was about to reach the peak of his life. The right-wing Mongolians were still holding their anger. They raided Namuhan and Antong under the leadership of the fourth son of Mongolia, Xiliji, and captured Helin. After that, the right-wing Mongolians not only helped Haidu fight Kublai Khan, but also directly defected to Haidu and other tribes.

When Kublai Khan re-established the Qiexue Army, Qiexue Chang was still the four Qiexue Chang relatives. However, the defense of the Dadu and the Imperial City was transferred to the Five Guards, and Qiexue Army was mainly responsible for the affairs of the palace and acted as a guard. At present, Yuxi Timur had died in Jiangdong, Yuechi Cha'er was dismissed from his post, and An Tong was also excluded, so Qiexue was appointed by Hutu Timur.

It is an important matter now. Hudu Timur stayed at home for a long time to have a banquet with the newly received Goryeo Meiji, even on the surface, which was a dereliction of duty. If you think about it further, you will be shocked and sweated. So both Antong and Kuokuozhen thought that he had been subdued by Ganmala, which paved the way to enter the palace.

What made them feel a little relieved was that although He Weixian was a Han Chinese, he was loyal to the Khan and strictly guarded the palace ban with due diligence, which prevented people with bad intentions from entering the palace and ensuring the safety of the palace city. What made them uneasy was that He Weixian was still strictly neutral and loyal to the Khan, and did not show his position and tended toward which side...

It was late at night. Although Zhen Jin was still sleeping, the imperial physician summoned from Deming Palace thought that the sweat's pulse was gradually stabilizing and there was no major problem, and he was temporarily out of danger. So Fang Chenyou arranged for the queen to rest in the side hall, but An Tong and He Weixian had no sleepiness after this incident and did not dare to stay away. They all stayed in the room.

"He Wanhu, do you know what Khan's greatest wish is?" The two of them sat down late at night, and An Tong asked first and broke the silence.

"Of course, it is to promote Confucianism and Law, implement the Han system, enrich the country and strengthen the army, and build a foundation for all generations." He Weixian said.

"Do you know what the Khan of the Wanhu told me to discuss in the inner room the day before yesterday?" An Tong nodded and asked again.

"How can the lower officials know? It's probably a military and national event!" He Weixian shook his head and said.

"Are you not curious at all?" An Tong smiled.

"The officials are not curious." He Weixian said, "Since it is an internal consultation, it is definitely not something that the officials of the lower class can know."

"Haha, Wanhu is a gentleman who is a wise man. If others had tried to find out!" An Tong shook his head and sighed, "In fact, it's okay to tell you. Dahan may have a premonition that he has not had much time and is worried that no one will inherit his ambitions after him, which will abolish the Han law and restore the old system, making his wishes fail."

"The Khan is wise and will naturally make decisions. What's the use of the Right Prime Minister and the Lower Official?" He Weixian asked back with a frown and said in a bad manner.

When He Weixian answered this, An Tong was not angry, but instead was a little happy. He had a secret discussion with Zhen Jin about the matter behind him, but in fact he was inseparable from the establishment of the crown prince. Of course, the Khan knew the battle between the two princes and he was on the side of Ganmala. An Tong understood that the old ministers in the court were almost completely withered, and only he and Sang Ge were left, but they were divided into two camps. This situation made Zhen Jin very distressed.

Zhen Jin must adhere to the Han system. As for the current situation, Ganmala is the most suitable. It has the natural advantage of the eldest son and is closely related to the Han ministers, which is conducive to continuing to implement the Han system. However, what happened in the past made Zhen Jin think that Ganmala is short-sighted and lacks the foresight that the king should have. In order to use foreign ministers to provoke wars, it ended up losing the city and land, losing its soldiers and generals, and losing all the face of the court.

Another reason is that the biggest enemy of the Mongolian Yuan Dynasty, and for a long time, was the Southern Dynasties. Although the two countries signed a peace agreement, the young emperor of the Southern Dynasties was ambitious and had always wanted to advance north to recover the old land. Wars would break out at any time. However, Ganmala had more than enough to defend itself, but lacked enterprising and was no match for the young emperor of the Southern Dynasties.

In addition, although Ganmala had a group of Han ministers assisted and supported, the Yuan Dynasty was the world of the Mongols. Without the support of the Mongols, his Khan position would not be stable. Especially because he was not loved by the queen, and the queen could not only inherit the army of the Khan, but also supervised the country before selecting the new Khan, and had a great say in state affairs. Then choosing Ganmala to inherit the Khan position would be full of uncertainty.

On the other hand, although Tiemur had no remarkable political achievements, it allowed the Song Dynasty to endure humiliation and bear heavy burdens, and the two countries reached a peace agreement. And at the moment when there were changes in the country and their lives were threatened, they escaped from Lin'an alone under strict surveillance of the Southern Dynasty and returned to the country after hardships. This is enough to prove that his courage is super-human and has a gully in his chest. Moreover, he is loved by the queen, and with this help, he can ensure a smooth transfer of power to a certain extent.

However, what made Zhen Jin dissatisfied was that most of the Mongolian sects supported Tiemur, especially those who had received support from Sang Ge, who could elect him as a Khan at the Hulitai meeting. However, these people were obstacles to the implementation of Han law. If they inherited the Khan throne, they could not guarantee their inheritance and continued to implement Han law, which made him feel regretful.

Therefore, Zhen Jin was in a dilemma, and the purpose of discussing with An Tong was to ask him for advice. An Tong was an old minister of the two dynasties and had been in power for many years. He knew the power and knew that the dispute between Mongolia and Han was more about power and interests. Whether it was Ganmala or Tiemur, they were raised in the palace since childhood, accepted the teachings of Han Confucians, and did not reject the Han system.

As for whether to choose to implement the Han system after inheriting the Khan throne, they are actually people around them. If everyone pushes him to the Khan throne, he will naturally have to repay him and seek benefits for these people. Therefore, after weighing the pros and cons, An Tong also expressed his thoughts and could instead support Tiemur to help continue to implement the Han law, but there is a condition that he would execute Brother Sang and solve the biggest stumbling block in the current implementation of the Han law.

Real gold is actually waiting for this sentence from An Tong. He knew that Brother Sang jumped up and down in the court and formed a gang, and had formed a force. Although An Tong lost power, he had a deep foundation and had a certain prestige in the court and the country. Once the two sides fought endlessly, it would trigger turmoil in the court and the country, further weakening the strength of the Mongolian Yuan, and giving the Southern Dynasty an opportunity to advance north.

Therefore, the two of them have coincided with each other. This will ensure that Tiemur succeeds to the throne and reduces national turmoil and continue to implement the Han law. The benefits of the sacrifice of a Sang Ge can be said to be very cost-effective. However, to ensure that the plan can be implemented smoothly, in addition to keeping it confidential, a powerful person is also needed to do this. He can execute the order without hesitation after receiving the imperial edict, and ensure the safety of the palace city and eliminate his gangsters.

However, who to choose to execute the execution is also stumped by An Tong. This candidate must be absolutely loyal to the Khan, and even after his death, he can withstand the pressure and execute the will without any compromise. This is very difficult for anyone. You must know that Sang Ge supports Xin Khan to take office and form a party with the queen. Execution of the will of Sang Ge is equivalent to opposing Xin Khan and the future empress dowager.

In addition, the person who executed the will must have an army that can control the situation in the capital and ensure the safety of the palace ban. The two thought that the most appropriate person was the official of the Qixue. Although the Qixue army was weak, its reputation was still there and could intimidate the eager people. Moreover, the Hudu Timuer was born into a five-year-old family and enjoyed grace for generations, and took it as his responsibility to be loyal to the king's affairs.

However, after these days, An Tong's perception of He Weixian has changed greatly, especially after experiencing tonight, he found that he was not only loyal to the Khan, but also able to resolutely execute the Khan's orders. Moreover, this person is a gentleman. Even though he knew that he was framed, he could abide by the rules and give up the opportunity to avenge his personal revenge, and did not forget the rules and asked the queen to take charge of the matter.
Chapter completed!