Died of old age, and you tell me this is a life simulation?

Zhao Min saw the sincerity in her eyes and knew she was serious, and couldn't help but sigh secretly.

I don’t know if it’s some kind of impression accumulated during childhood that makes this friend always have a blind admiration for her.

Or in all aspects.

The appearance is also exaggerated.

No matter how beautiful she is, she can't be ten or a hundred times more beautiful than you, the pearl of the grassland, right?

Then what has become of Princess Minmin?

goddess? Goddess?

"I can't argue with you, but you don't have to worry too much about it." Zhao Min shook her head slightly. "This time, we can be considered as one in this offering. His Majesty can either accept it all or none. Regardless, you and I should be able to advance and retreat together."

After hearing this, Hua Zheng's worry turned into joy.

But I still feel uneasy.

The father Khan's meaning was very clear. He hoped to make friends with Daqian through this move.

If it succeeds, that would be great.

But what if it fails?

Zhao Min was helpless about this.

No matter how great your wisdom and talent are, they are meaningless here.

Whether Emperor Daqian accepted them or not, they had no choice but to obey him respectfully.

Thinking of this, Zhao Min couldn't help but sigh.

A little irritable and a little flustered.

Now, I don't know what the result will be...

The Hall of Nourishing Heart.

Fang Han looked at the memorial presented by the Honglu Temple below with a somewhat subtle expression.

However, the fact that various countries would offer princesses and noble ladies as tributes was within expectations.

From the moment he accepted and canonized Princess Yinchuan, there would definitely be a subsequent situation like this.

In his position, every move he makes is watched by the whole world!

An inadvertent move may have far-reaching consequences, let alone such major events with obvious political implications as taking Princess Yinchuan as Concubine Ning and conferring the title of Duke Guiyi on the King of Western Xia.

Rather, it is better to say that doing so at the time also, to a certain extent, demonstrated Daqian's attitude.

If you surrender obediently, you can still maintain some dignity and live a rich life in peace, but if you resist to the end, don't blame Daqian for not giving you dignity.

As expected, not long after the news of the enthronement spread, the Liao and Jin countries immediately took action and sent envoys to discuss the issue of presenting princesses and noble ladies. They threw away all their dignity and etiquette. With the Western Xia Kingdom setting an example, they knew what to do by following the instructions. They directly sent the princesses and noble ladies and attached various books, leaving it to him, the lord of Daqian, to choose. If he wanted, he could even take them all into the backyard of the palace.

In other words, the top leaders of Liao and Jin probably had this idea in mind and were eager for him to take it all.

It would be best if he could accept all of them, but if not, selecting one or two would also achieve the goal.

Fang Han looked through the records of princesses and noble ladies presented by Liao and Jin, and it was obvious that these princesses were basically the true royal descendants of their countries, people with noble blood, and strong political significance. As for the noble ladies, these were relatively unconcerned and were carefully selected based on their appearance.

After glancing for a few moments, it suddenly stopped somewhere.

I saw a slightly familiar name.

"Wanyan Ping..."

Fang Han pondered. In the original novel, this woman was described as a descendant of the Jin Dynasty nobility. It was not surprising to see her here.

After all, this is the world of martial arts.

Seeing Wanyan Ping, it's natural to think about the other Yelu Yan. Does he exist?

After flipping through the book and looking at it carefully again, he saw Yelu Yan's name.

He took a pen and circled the two names, then put down the book and picked up the new memorial to look at it. Fang Han glanced at it and laughed: "The Mongol Yuan forces have also come to join in the fun.

 …”

However, compared with the "unrefined" behavior of the Liao and Jin dynasties, the Mongols were relatively better, and only presented a Princess Huazheng and a Princess Minmin.

"Hua Zheng, Zhao Min..."

Well, there are two familiar names again, and compared to the two just now, these two are undoubtedly more "famous", especially the latter one, who is much more famous than the first three combined.

Zhao Min is the heroine.

Fang Han naturally had nothing to be pretentious about this.

After the circle is completed, it will be handed over to the female official for processing and arrangement, and then the Ministry of Rites will be informed.

A few days later, in the Hall of Supreme Harmony, Fang Han received the envoys from the Mongols and Yuan Dynasty, as well as Princess Huazheng and Princess Minmin, in a similar process to that of Princess Yinchuan. Later, Wanyan Ping from the Jin Dynasty and Yelu Yan from the Liao Dynasty were also received. The four women were all granted the title of concubines and brought into the imperial palace backyard.

As for the other princesses and noble ladies of Liao and Jin, they were first trained in etiquette and abilities by female officials from the Nine Heavens and Nine Tribes in the palace, and would be used according to the situation. The princesses of Zhao and Song and the noble ladies of the royal family who were in similar situations had already been trained here for quite some time.

Back to the present, the act of enthronement shocked the top leaders of both Liao and Jin countries. The desire to surrender that had been suppressed for a long time finally began to be released. After a brief silence, both countries, at the same time, formally surrendered to Daqian.

actually......

At this point, they were almost unable to hold on. Three-fifths of their territory had been occupied by Daqian, and in the north, they had lost another part of their territory due to the invasion of the Mongol Yuan army from the south. If they delayed any further, the country would really be destroyed.

Even if Fang Han refused to accept and appoint the princesses and noble ladies of the two countries as concubines, they would have to carefully consider whether to surrender or flee the country. They had to choose one of the two, and do it as soon as possible, otherwise the more time passed, the less capital they would have. Fortunately, Daqian's acceptance made them ecstatic, and their tense nerves relaxed a little, but this relaxation naturally made it impossible for them to hold on any longer.

After a series of procedures, including surrender, submission, relinquishing the country's name, and ascending the throne, the Liao and Jin dynasties completely ceased to exist in name and law! They were declared extinct!

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Chapter 546: An iron rule like truth!

But although the two countries were destroyed, their territories were not completely conquered. The pace of the Daqian army did not stop, but instead accelerated.

We must bring all the remaining lands under control as quickly as possible to reduce the duration of chaos.

If it were like the Western Xia Kingdom, where there were only two forces within the territory, then with the complete surrender of one side, there would naturally be no further fighting and the situation could be swept away easily. However, on this land of the Liao and Jin countries, the Mongol Yuan forces still existed.

Without the two countries as a barrier, Daqian and the Mongols were bordering each other for the first time, which meant the coming of war.

Because in the eyes of the Daqian army, the lands of Liao and Jin belonged to them. The Mongols had simply taken advantage of the opportunity to swallow up a portion of them, and now it was time to spit them out. On the other hand, the Mongols...

In fact, the position is not very firm.

Most of the top leaders advocated retreat. They had already plundered a lot of people, materials and wealth during this southward expedition. Even if they gave up all the land they had swallowed, they would still have gained a lot. There was no need to fight or make enemies with Daqian.

In the past, this phenomenon would have been impossible.

The Mongols were not going to give up the fat meat they had obtained. However, they were not facing a normal opponent, but Daqian! A country that could not be judged by common sense!

Starting from the uprising in the south of the Yangtze River, it took half a year to overthrow the Song Dynasty, two months to destroy the Xia Dynasty, and four months for the Liao and Jin Dynasties to be completely destroyed!

The battle record was so brilliant and terrifying that it had reached an unbelievable level!

The Mongols were not frightened now because they were at the peak of their military power. In addition, they had Temujin, a powerful and prestigious Khan, in person to lead the charge, so there was no chaos.

However, even so, there was still a sense of fear and anxiety everywhere.

Staying here, you may face the sharp edge of the Daqian army at any time, which is really too terrifying.

Not to mention them, even Temujin might have been terrified.

But......

He couldn't escape in such a disgrace, as he had said before:

The eagle on the grassland has no reason to be afraid without fighting! There is no reason to flee without fighting!

So, we must fight! We must fight with honor and dignity!

You must truly feel the difference!

Only in this way can he know what attitude and method he should adopt to face Daqian in the future.

Is it to conserve strength and lie in wait?

Should I escape far away and find another way to survive?

Or should we submit respectfully, volunteer to guard the border, and assist in the war?

Or will they surrender completely, like the Xia, Liao and Jin dynasties?

All kinds of considerations will be decided in this battle.

As for...

Why didn't he think about what would happen after the victory? It can only be said that Genghis Khan was not a fool. The Daqian army was so powerful that even someone who didn't know anything about military affairs would know that they could not be defeated, let alone him?

So Temujin knew that there was no possibility of the Mongols winning against the Daqian, not even a little bit!

This is the terrifying oppressive force built up by Daqian's countless victories! It is also the real invincibility on the battlefield!

It is like an iron rule that is like truth!

But being invincible can be divided into several situations.

Is it impossible to defeat it in a short time, or in a long time, or is it impossible to defeat it forever...

Temujin did not believe that the latter possibility existed, but looking at the various intelligence information involving Daqian, he could not help but secretly lean towards this with horror.

But no matter how much you say or how carefully you think about it, it is not as intuitive as experiencing a battle in person!

Therefore, he has to fight this battle no matter what!

He had been preparing for this for a long time;

For this reason, he held his army still, all for this battle!

When the Mongol army learned of the Great Khan Temujin's plan, even though he had great power and accumulated prestige over the years, they inevitably fell into a state of extreme panic and their morale was shaken!

no......

Great Khan, are you so brave!?

That’s Daqian!

Daqian has been victorious in every battle and has never been defeated!

How unwise it is to fight with them! ?

What is this picture!?

If it weren't for the order of hierarchy, they would all want to rush up and ask Temujin why he wanted to fight a battle that was bound to be a failure?

Is it because the army is too large? Or is it because life is too long?

Confused, uneasy, and even horrified!

Even his trusted ministers urged Temujin to quickly return north, otherwise once the Daqian army arrived, he might not be able to leave even if he wanted to.

King Ruyang also came to Temujin's tent in person to persuade him.

"Princess Huazheng and Minmin are both fortunate to have won the favor of Emperor Daqian and been canonized as concubines. This shows that Daqian is accepting of the Mongols! If they were to engage in war now, regardless of victory or defeat, it would only bring disgrace upon Daqian. This would undoubtedly lead to endless troubles! The Western Xia, Liao, Jin, and even the Song dynasties are all examples of caution!"

Don't say anything else.

Which country that has fought against Daqian has not perished?

All died suddenly!

How dare you offend this terrifying existence with such powerful military might?!

Seeing Temujin's silence, Prince Ruyang tried to persuade him to withdraw his plan of fighting by listing various reasons why he could not be attacked. Unfortunately, these reasons were ineffective, and he finally had to play the family card: "Princess Huazheng is your most beloved daughter, and she has just been canonized as a concubine. Where does this move of the Khan leave the princess?!"

To put it bluntly, once the battle report from the front line is reported back, it is not impossible that the Emperor Daqian will be offended and he will directly order the execution of Princess Huazheng and his Minmin.

He really couldn't understand why he had done such a thing after finally establishing a friendly relationship with Daqian and successfully presenting the princess and the county lady to him?

What’s the purpose!?

Faced with Prince Ruyang's repeated persuasion, Temujin sighed deeply and said, "I have never retreated without a fight, nor have I ever been afraid without a fight. But facing the Qian army, I can't help but feel a sense of fear. I know that the 1.1 is absolutely beyond human resistance. The saying that people in the world have heavenly soldiers and generals is really appropriate!"

Prince Ruyang nodded in agreement, but was even more confused.

If you know all this, why do you choose to fight it?