Chapter 17 Section 4 Jianger's wife

There are two different stories about Jianger's wife: One said, his wife's name is Agai Shabtara.She is the daughter of Nomin Tegus Khan in the southeast, "always like a 16-year-old girl". "Agai looked to the left, his left cheek was shining, and the sea on the left was shimmering, and the fish in the sea were jumping happily." Agai's hat was carefully cut and sewn with the wisdom of all the ministers and wives; Her silver earrings, "as big as camel dung, glisten under the ears".Agay is an excellent female musician: The epic repeatedly describes Agai as young and beautiful as a 16-year-old girl, but does not play a role in major events, because she is the spoils of Jianger's conquest of her father.

Another said that Jianger's wife was Abai Geri Luohaten. "Ha Teng", in Mongolian, means queen, queen or madam.She is the daughter of Emperor Gurney Duantian, who can remember the past 99 years and predict the next 99 years.Knowing witchcraft, she is a female prophet, who can not only predict the war that will happen, but also sense the unfortunate casualties that occurred during the distant battle.Whenever Jianger was intoxicated with singing and dancing, it was she who persuaded Jianger to stop the banquet and prepare to defend against the enemy.Because of her special abilities, she played an important role in assisting Jianger in governing the country and defeating the enemy, so she often participated in Jianger's military decision-making activities.She had a son in her later years, but she didn't spoil her too much. His son became a famous warrior when he was 17 years old.This Mrs. Jianger is an idealized witch, that is, a female shaman.