During the Ming Dynasty, what made Wala famous in one fell swoop was the "Change of Tumu Fort", Ming Yingzong personally led an army of 200,000 people to march at the instigation of the eunuch Wang Zhen, after which Wang Zhenhu falsely commanded the army and engaged in smuggling transactions with the nobles of Wala, and the result was a complete defeat, and when retreating, Wang Zhen advised Ming Yingzong to take a detour and pass through his hometown of Weizhou to show his prestige.
The first generation of exclusive eunuchs of the Ming Dynasty is indeed worthy of the name, even if Ming Yingzong was captured and Wang Zhen died in the rebellion, but it was the elite of Daming who was buried, and even after the restoration of Ming Yingzong, he also issued an edict to build a shrine for Wang Zhenzheng and build a shrine in the north courtyard of the Zhihua Temple in Jingshi to sacrifice the dead, compared to Yu Qian, who guarded the Daming River, which was even more wronged.
The history of the Wala is actually relatively long, as early as the Tang Dynasty period, when the Wala called the Valsar Gar or the Watsei Empire, they originally lived in the Eight Rivers region (the eight tributaries of the upper reaches of the Yenisei River in present-day Yenisei), the Yuan Dynasty was called Hui Yi la, and Genghis Khan and the Vala nobles also established a generational intermarriage relationship.
However, for a long time, Wala did not have much sense of existence in history, until the beginning of the Ming Dynasty, Ming Taizu Zhu Yuanzhang and Ming Chengzu Zhu Di both had a northern expedition, and had a far-reaching influence, because the Ming Dynasty used troops against the Tatars, the leader of the Wala and took the opportunity to grow stronger, and also fought the Ming Dynasty in the south, the result was that Ming Chengzu was obedient, during the Renxuan years, the attitude of the Wala to the Ming Dynasty was very obedient, and therefore the Wala people were able to live in the Ming Dynasty for a long time.
During the orthodox years, the son of Taishi Qiluos Dehuan also became the chief of the Wallachians and proclaimed himself the King of TaishiHuai. At that time, Wala was in its heyday, and it was also ambitious, so it invaded the Ming Dynasty, and it happened that the Ming Dynasty opened the prelude to the eunuch dictatorship, although at this time, even if the Ming Dynasty lost the battle with a command error, it would not destroy the country.
However, the "change of Tumu Fort" is undoubtedly the worst result for Ming, and at the same time, Wang Zhen and Yu Qian have left their names in history, but one is in an extremely negative position, and the other is in an extremely positive history.
At the beginning, he first went south to invade the Ming Dynasty, probably did not think that it would be so smooth, the results of the battle were simply too good, and then attacked Beijing, and then took The Ming Emperor Zhu Qizhen to blackmail the Ming Dynasty, but did not think that the Ming Dynasty did not eat this set, and there was the minister Yu Qian sitting in town, and the confrontation between Vala and the Ming Dynasty ended hastily.
When Zhu Qizhen left, he and his brother Boyan Timur also got off their horses and knelt on the ground and cried bitterly: "When will the emperor do it, when will we see each other again!" ”
After the death of Boyan Timur, the power of the Wallachian began to decline, and in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties, the Wallachians were included in the Mongols, and in the 1630s, a Turbat tribe of the Wallachians moved west into the Volga River Valley because of conflicts with the Dzungars.
As we all know, China has a long history and is a multi-ethnic country, after the integration of history, Wala is either Sinicized, Manchuized and Tibetanized, and the name Daban, which is popular in the northwest, is derived from the Wala language, and now they are distributed in Bayingolin Mongol Autonomous Prefecture, Buxel Mongol Autonomous County, Haixi Mongol Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture and other places.
It is worth mentioning that "Urumqi" means "beautiful pasture" in the Wallachian language, and these places are indeed pleasant.