The night is the favorite time of the conspirators, and countless vicious plots of swords and lights are brewing in the night. But there is no shortage of wise schemes and salvation of life in the night, and the salvation of this night we are going to talk about is the conqueror Genghis Khan.
Anti-purpose paternity
Defeating the Tatars, the steppes have almost surrendered to the feet of king Khan and Temujin of the Kliebu. After the carnival of victory, the righteous father and son of Krehan and Temujin returned to their respective camps, and they were entitled to joy after winning the battlefield victory. After the victory, there was no longer any power on the entire Mongolian plateau that could resist the righteous father and son, to be precise, temujin's strength.
When Temujin woke up, he found that the Krebu, who was close at hand yesterday, had moved west overnight, leaving only the stunned Mongols. Temujin was not alarmed to see this, and he knew that the rupture between Krehan and him would inevitably appear with the destruction of the enemy. The unprovoked westward migration of the Krebu was the beginning of a rupture between the two tribes, temujin understood that his righteous father did not blame him, and the two sides still maintained a superficially friendly relationship.
Turning his gaze to the big tent of Krehan, Temujin's mortal enemy and close brother Zamuhe were making suggestions to Krehan. He suggested that while relations were still easing, he took the initiative to attack the Mongols, and his strategy was to invite Temujin to be a guest in the name of marriage, so as to kill Temujin to make the Mongol crowd leaderless, and send elite troops to raid the Mongol tribes in the Three Rivers Steppe to weaken the Mongols. Krehan did not want to break with Temujin, a strong ally, prematurely, but both Krekhan's sons and Zamuhe agreed to the resolution, and Krehan had to agree to this plan in the face of the inevitable future struggle between the two tribes.
Upon receiving the news, Temujin led his cronies straight to the camp of Klie Khan, and Temujin was ready to seize the opportunity to repair the rift between the two sides and reshape a powerful alliance. On the way to the road, Temujin passed by the camp of the elder Monlik, who expressed his concern to him, believing that the situation between the two sides had changed to the closeness of the past, and it was risky to go in person than to send emissaries. Temujin was also deeply justified and sent two emissaries to Kerebu, while he himself returned to the Eastern Base Camp to wait for news.
Hearing of the arrival of the emissaries, Krie Khan directly ordered the organization of commandos to launch a surprise attack on Temujin and the Mongol tribes. The information of the raid was heard by two emissaries, who quickly passed the news to Temujin. Faced with the grim situation, Temujin sent his life-saving henchmen out to distribute the news, and the five tribes immediately assembled on Mount Wendur. The time difference between the nights greatly reduced the threat of raids by the Kreje, and the Mongols began to frantically move closer to Temujin.
Temujin also abandoned his camp and ran to mount Öndur in the north overnight, and the next day at dawn, Krie Khan's elite commandos arrived at Temujin's camp, but they found nothing. Krehan immediately ordered the pursuit of Temujin to be abandoned, and the whole army launched a surprise attack on the five Mongol divisions. Both sides were racing against time, and when Temujin reached Mount Wendur, there were only three soldiers and horses, and the army had to move for days, but Klie Khan did not give him time to rest, and the elite raid team of the Kliebu soon rushed to Öndour Mountain.
Temujin first sent two of them to wipe out the exhausted vanguard of the Krebs with great speed, but the next wave of the Kreuz soon reached the battlefield. This time Temujin's troops began to show their inadequacy, and one of the two army commanders almost died on the battlefield, and finally tried their best to repel the second wave of the offensive.
At this time, the main force of the Krebu was about to arrive on the battlefield, which was simply not something that the Mongols could resist, but at this moment, Tianzhu Temujin. The son of Krehan was furious at the battle ahead and led more than a thousand elite soldiers to attack the Mongols. The Mongol generals all knew him and wounded him with just one arrow, and the attack of the Kreb was also frustrated by his injuries, and the Mongols were finally able to escape, and Temujin led the remnants of the army back to their hometown to meet their main forces.
for tat and eye for eye
Temujin is not a gentle and frugal person, and the grassland never accommodates the weak, and the first thing Temujin does when he returns is to fight back. The prelude to the start of the counterattack was the public opinion offensive.
This kind of surprise attack by Klie Khan was extremely immoral in that civilization, and Temujin seized on this point to start a public opinion offensive, and under this public opinion offensive, the internal contradictions of the Kliebu began to appear. The main aspect of the contradiction is that of Krehan and Zamuhe, who advocated a surprise attack. The two complained to each other, causing Kre to stall the next attack on the Mongols, and Kre Khan was once ready to apologize to Temujin and repair it. However, it was impossible to break the mirror and reunite, and the krebu was filled with fear of Temujin, and Krekhan became suspicious of the tribes he was attached to, and the tribes led by Zamuhe had to flee west into the arms of Naiman, and the war between Kre and the Mongols had begun to decline before it began.
At the same time, Temujin moved the army to the Mongol homeland of the Three Rivers Steppe to prepare for a surprise attack on the Krebu, in order to cover the intention of the army's attack, Temujin found the Mongols who had been lost in the raid battle in the past, and asked them to trick the Krebu to cover the attack of the army. At this time, Klie Khan urgently needed strength and sent people to meet them without further investigation, and several people dragged the messenger with the snake to allow the army to smoothly cross the reconnaissance of the Kreb department and drive directly to the headquarters of the Kreb.
Along the way, the Mongol army spread reconnaissance to prevent the news from leaking, and along the way encountered only one tribe on the outskirts of The Kre, which surrendered to Temujin without resistance from the army. In this way, the elite army of the Mongols reached directly where the king's tent of Krekhan was located.
The Mongol army began to encircle krebe by the moonlight, and by the next night Krie khan found himself surrounded on all sides. Klekhan had to rely on the simple fortifications of the building to resist the Mongol siege, but the siege was not a long-term strategy after all, and the siege had not yet begun. It was only after three days and three nights of Sergebu that the Mongols broke through the camp and captured the remaining Kre.
After this battle, Klie Khan could no longer turn over, Temujin was invincible except for the Naimanbu in the Western Tianshan region, Genghis Khan's honor was beckoning to him, and the conquerors of the world were running to the world stage.