Chapter 79 only took a year off

People who are tense all the time will always have a time to relax, whether it is active or passive.From the time he lost his father to the end of the Western Expedition, Genghis Khan was always tense.At first it was for survival, then for development, and then for development higher than the sky. He always believed that he was the representative of Changshengtian in the world, and God could not rest, so he opened up battlefields everywhere and killed everywhere.Perhaps he has no purpose at all, and war and conquest are purposes in themselves. From the beginning of 1225 when he returned to the Kherlen River to the beginning of autumn when he went to Xixia, he finally had a short rest of less than a year.His nerves finally relaxed imperceptibly. One day, he stood on a high place in the grassland and looked into the distance. A strange smell made him suddenly depressed. He suddenly felt a desire for a peaceful life in his heart.Facing the prairie, he said affectionately: "The scenery here is very beautiful. It is really a place where happy people gather, a place where wild animals run, and a place where old people rest."

He relaxed thoroughly, feasting with his comrades, and the occasional small hunt.Today, his territory has extended from Beijing in the east to Samarkand in the west, and it seems that he is content.He once said triumphantly that now a weak woman can reach Samarkand safely and smoothly from Beijing without having to carry any weapons. How did Genghis Khan himself view such a glorious achievement? He once said to a Muslim elder: "After my death, a powerful name will live on in the world." With so many people, there's no way anyone who survives will remember your name." Genghis Khan smiled disapprovingly, and said: "This world is very big, there are many people who have not been slaughtered by me, and they will always praise my name!"

In other words, Genghis Khan believed before his death that he would be a famous person in history, whether it is a good name or a bad name.Not only must there be fame, but also benefits, and these benefits are his gifts to his sons.He wants his children and grandchildren to spread his name forever, to extol his name to the ends of the world, and the reward is a vast territory. Shuchi was assigned to the vast territory of the Qincha people, as well as the Yulongjiechi and Khorasan areas; Chagatai was assigned to the hometown of Xiliao; Wokuotai was assigned to the area north of the Tianshan Mountains in Xinjiang today. to the Yili River Basin.The Mongolian headquarters, the Naiman tribe, and the hometown of the Kelei Kingdom were all given to the youngest son Tuo Lei.The captured territory of the Kingdom of Jin has not been allocated, perhaps he wants to leave it to the second leader of the Great Mongol Kingdom.

When these lands were distributed, his three sons were all smiling, only Jochi was not smiling, because he was not there at all, he was in the Qincha grassland, and the reason he gave Genghis Khan not to return to the Mongolian grassland was that he was sick.This is a knot in Genghis Khan's heart, and it is also the thing that gave him the most headache during his less than one year's rest. Genghis Khan ordered Jochi to go to Samarkand and return to the Mongolian grassland together before Khwarazmo fell off his horse and was watched by wild boars.But Jochi politely refused, saying that he was running the Kipchak Grassland because many Kipchak people were planning to rebel.Genghis Khan summoned him three times, but he didn't come three times, and only contributed a large group of wild animals to add to the fun of Genghis Khan's hunting activities.

After Genghis Khan returned to the Kherlen River, he summoned Jochi again, but Jochi was ill and could not come. Chagatai began to fan the flames: "Jochi likes the Kipchaks better than the Mongols. In Khwarizm, he doesn't allow the Mongols to offend any Kipchaks, and he often says some outrageous things. I also heard that when his father When Khan was hunting in Samarkand, he wanted to carry out the assassination plan and become king himself." This is obviously a vicious frame-up, it is impossible for Jochi to have such an idea, and even if he had such an idea, it is impossible for others to know about it.But the old man's ears are soft and suspicious, and he can't help being furious after hearing such words.He ordered his younger brother Timuge to bring some fighters to see Jochi, and said: "Just say I want him to come, if he still pushes back and forth, you don't have to talk nonsense with him, just kill him quietly!"

Before Timug left, a senior Mongolian official who had returned from the Chincha Grassland was summoned by Genghis Khan.Genghis Khan asked him, "Is Jochi sick?" The official replied: "No, before I left, he also carried out a huge hunting activity, and the bears and wild boars he killed could be piled up into a mountain." Genghis Khan was as furious as a wild animal. He kicked the table in front of him and jumped up.This gesture terrified the official, who thought Genghis Khan was going to eat him.But Genghis Khan did not. Instead, he immediately calmed down and thought for more than ten minutes. He recruited Yelu Chucai and said, "I want to go to the Qincha grassland."

Yelu Chucai was very surprised, Genghis Khan said: "Jochi is going to rebel." Yelu Chucai didn't believe it, and Genghis Khan was furious again. He called all three sons and asked them, "Do you believe that Jochi rebelled?" Wo Kuotai and Tuo Lei didn't say a word, Chagatai stared angrily: "Father Khan, let me attack him, I will crush him to ashes!" Wo Kuotai went to grab the hem of Chagatai's clothes, and gave him frequent winks, while Tuolei stared at Chagatai angrily. Genghis Khan saw every move of his three sons, and he regained consciousness after being stunned. He waved his hand weakly: "Let's put this aside for now, let me think it over before I talk about it."

He has no time to think about it.Soon, an urgent document was sent from Khwarazmo: Jochi died of illness. Genghis Khan cried so hard that he hurried to find the senior official who had framed Jochi, who had already slipped away.The death of Jochi is one of the mysteries in the early days of the Mongolian Kingdom. Some people say that Genghis Khan sent someone to poison Jochi to death, but more people say that Jochi did die of illness. Genghis Khan ordered Jochi's son Batu to inherit his father's inheritance. The blow to him did not last long. He soon recovered from his grief. The war of suspense reopened.

The target of this war is Xixia, that clown who likes to play tricks and can send but not receive.