Desert Eagle Suletan Khan

"Brother, the great thing has been accomplished. When shall we go to Hetuala to meet the Khan?" Anggacha asked Kenzhewule excitedly.

"Don't worry. All the tribes of Buthasanzalan and Wu Aba together have only more than 10,000 people, so their power is small. Lianhua Khan is such a powerful figure. I'm afraid he will look down on our small number of people. We need to think of some way," Kenzhe Ule smiled.

"Brother, do you want to persuade the Barhu and Buryat tribes to surrender together?" Wumubuledai quickly understood what he meant.

"That's right, a rising tide will lift all boats. The more people we bring, the higher the title and official position we will get after we surrender," Kenzhewule said with a smile, "You stay in Butha to gather your people and beware of invasions from other tribes close to the Qing Dynasty. I'll go to Hulunbuir and Barguzin."

"My brother is old, let me do it for you," Wumubuledai requested.

Kenzhe Ule shook his head and said, "After all, I am the head of a tribe. Only by persuading them personally can I show my sincerity. You guys stay in the tribe, and I will go and come back quickly."

The heavy snow could not stop Kenzhe Ule from making achievements. He and his party quickly came to the tent of Bilege, the leader of the Huerlat clan of the Barhu tribe in Hulunbuir grassland. Bilege was his good friend and the leader of the Barhu tribes. If he could convince him, he would convince the entire Barhu tribe.

"When I woke up in the morning, I heard the sound of the announcing bird. It turned out that the respected Kenzhe Ule Anda came to my yurt." Hearing that his old friend had come, Bilge welcomed him warmly.

"With so much wealth in front of us, how can we not share it with our good friends? Bilge Anda, I am here to bring you wealth," Kenzhe Ule laughed.

Bilge seemed to be thinking about something, and asked with a smile: "Anda, what good news do you have?"

"I have led the Daur, Yakut, and Oroqen tribes of Butha to surrender to the Kingdom of David. The Lotus Khan of the Wei Kingdom is courteous to the wise and humble, and intends to recruit warriors from the Barhu tribes. This is the document he granted to you as the head of a thousand households and the gifts he brought." After saying this, Kenzhey Ule ordered his followers to take out the document and three full carts of gifts such as ironware, cotton cloth, and tea.

If this old man led his people to surrender to the Wei, wouldn't our Barhu tribe become even more isolated? If we refuse to surrender to the Wei, we will definitely not be able to stay in Hulunbuir, and we can only move north to the Bargujin River to join the Buryats. But the Buryats have always been strong, will they annex us? Bilge was worried in his heart, and his face was uncertain.

"Bilge Anda, you are a famous hero on the grassland. We Mongolians have always been straightforward. Please tell me whether you are willing to surrender or not. If you are willing to surrender, I will come into your tent and have three or five drinks. If you are not willing to surrender, turn around and leave. From now on, you are no longer Anda, and there will be no need to show mercy when we meet with swords," Kenzhe Ule stared at him and waited silently.

"Anda, what are you doing? When did I say I would not do it? Everything is up to you. Please come into the tent quickly. The mare's milk is already prepared. Hahaha~" Bilge laughed loudly and hugged Kenzhewule as they entered the big tent. The Huerlat clan was the leader of the Barhu clan. Bilge, the chief, surrendered. Other leaders, such as Arsalan of the Halbin clan and Enhesen of the Yongshebu clan, had no objections and expressed their willingness to return to the guard.

Kenzheuule struck while the iron was hot and just after having a drink with the Barhu tribe, he quickly rushed to the banks of the Barguzin River to meet with the great leader of the Buryat Mongols, Tsibuchinot Temur.

The Barguzin River is a large river on the east bank of Lake Baikal. Lake Baikal, which the Han people call the North Sea, is a combination of the Mongolian words "Furao" and "Hushu", meaning "rich lake". Timur lived on the Barguzin Mountain beside the Barguzin River. This great leader with the same name as the legendary hero always regarded himself as a hero. Standing on the high Barguzin Mountain, he looked coldly at Kenzhey-Ule who came to visit, "My friend, you have come here in the wind and rain, and you must have something important to tell me. Tell me, what is it?"

"The Daur, Yakut, Oroqen tribes in the upper reaches of the Nenjiang River, as well as the Barhu people in Hulunbuir have all pledged allegiance to the Great Khan of Weiguo, Lianhua. The Khan admires your bravery and has sent me here to recruit you. This is the official position and gift he grants you," Kenzhey Ule ordered people to present documents and three carts of ironware, cotton cloth, tea and other items.

Seeing the ironware, cotton cloth and tea, Temur's eyes lit up, but he was dismissive of the official document, "Thousand-household leader? Lianhua Khan is really generous. I heard that when you surrendered to the Qing Dynasty, the official position you were given was just a captain in charge of a few hundred households. Now you are a thousand-household leader, is that considered a promotion?"

"Taji Timur, a wise bird chooses the right tree to roost in, and David's momentum to conquer the world is set. Why don't you ~" Kenzheuule wanted to persuade him again, but was interrupted by Timur with a wave of his hand, "We Buryats are used to freedom and cannot be subjects of other tribes. Please return these things and the documents of appointment to Lotus Khan on my behalf. Tell him that I, Timur, have only knelt to my parents and Bodhisattva in my life. If I kneel to anyone else, my kneecaps will not bend."

After hearing this, Kenzheyule's eyes rolled around and he suddenly laughed out loud, "Timur Taiji, you are a brave man on the grassland, do you keep your word?"

"Of course," the other party smiled proudly.

"In that case, follow me to Hetuala to meet the Great Khan. The Great Khan is not only a monarch on earth, but also the incarnation of the founder of the Nyingma school, Guru Padmasambhava. You just said that you would only kneel to your parents and the Bodhisattva, but that person is a real Bodhisattva, how can I not bow down to him?" As Kenzhewul recounted in detail the various great deeds of the Great Khan Padmasambhava, including his miraculous deeds with his consort and the Sangding school's Dharma master Dorje Pam, Timur's expression became serious.

At this time, Tibetan Buddhism had spread to all Mongolian tribes, including the Buryats. Although Timur followed the rituals of the Gelug school, he dared not disrespect the Nyingma master Padmasambhava who had come. Timur was very successful in pacifying the Buryats. Timur was not only willing to lead his own tribe, the Tsibuchinot tribe, to submit, but also persuaded the leaders of the Kuycherik tribe, Taiji Yirentai, and the Huasai tribe, Taiji Jizhigla, to submit.

Kenzheyule calculated the population of the tribes that surrendered: more than 10,000 people from the Daur, Yakut, and Oroqen tribes in the upper reaches of the Nenjiang River, more than 30,000 people from the Barhu tribe, and more than 30,000 people from the Buryat tribe. Together, they had more than 70,000 people, which was a considerable force and should be worthy of the attention of the Great Khan Lianhua. So while discussing the date of the audience with the leaders of each tribe, he wrote a memorial to the Great Khan, saying: "The humble slave Kenzheyule led the Daur, Yakut, and Oroqen tribes of Butha, the Barhu tribe of Hulunbuir, and the Buryat tribe of Bargujin, with a total of 100,000 people to submit to the master." Calling oneself a humble slave represents humility. In the past, the Prime Minister of the Yuan Dynasty, Tuotuo, once called himself the humble slave of the Great Yuan Emperor. This title has existed since ancient times and is really nothing. As for the 100,000 people, it is purely an exaggeration. How can you get the favor of the master if you don't exaggerate your own strength? (End of this chapter)