King Muhuali
King Muhuali was originally a slave and later became a powerful general under Genghis Khan. King does not mean monarch, in the Mongol Empire, the king was only one rank higher than the Marquis of Wanhu. Khan is the title of the supreme leader of the Mongols. Muhuali's father had fought with Genghis Khan. Muhua Li was very strong, and he was given to Temujin by his father as a slave.
Statue of Muhuali
Once, Genghis Khan lost a battle against the enemy, and the sky was not beautiful, and it snowed heavily. Because of the hasty retreat, the tooth tent was also lost, and he could only spend the night in the grass. Muhuali stood all night and gave Genghis Khan a tent so that he could get enough rest. Another time, Mu Huali and the others passed through the valley and were attacked by a sneak attack, and the flying arrows fell like raindrops. Muhua Li killed the three leaders of the enemy with three arrows, ordered the saddle to be used as a shield, and finally repelled the enemy. By the time Temujin unified the steppe, Muhuali had already made great achievements. When the Mongol Empire was established, Muhuali was made the head of the ten thousand households and ruled over a large steppe area. Soon, Mu Huali was ranked among the four masters and became the founding marshal of the empire.
Mu Huali led an army to attack Jin, and successively captured Zhongdu, Liaoyang and other cities. It was at this time that Muhuali was crowned king and had command of the attack on gold. King Muhuali set up an ambush east of Yan'an City, successfully attacked 30,000 Jin soldiers and killed more than 3,000 enemies. Mu Huali is flexible in his use of troops, and is a good general who wins more with less. In Huanglinggang, he fought flexibly and threw away his armor by killing 200,000 gold soldiers. In 1224 AD, Muhuali crossed the Yellow River and unfortunately fell ill and died on the way. Mu Huali once said to his brother that he had been fighting for nearly forty years, and his only regret was that he had not taken the capital city. Mu Huali's son inherited his father's legacy and became a famous general.
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Muhuali's military achievements are extremely remarkable, he is a member of Genghis Khan's brave and good war generals, following Genghis Khan for forty years, assisting Genghis Khan in unifying the various tribes of Mongolia, and also conquest of the Jin Kingdom for Genghis Khan, and the conquest of most of the JinGuo, making great contributions.
Portrait of Mu Huali
Although Muhuali was disgraced in his life and was a slave under Genghis Khan's cousin in the early days, he was wise enough to choose to submit to Genghis Khan after being ordered to be executed, and thus achieved his later achievements. After becoming a subordinate of Genghis Khan, Muhuali was calm, resourceful, courageous and good at war, so he was highly valued and trusted by Genghis Khan. In the subsequent war between Genghis Khan and the unification of Mongolia, Muhuali did not flinch once, bravely marched forward in the face of every battle, made countless battle achievements, and was also known as the Four Masters of Mongolia with Borshu and other three people.
After Genghis Khan established the Great Mongol State, Muhuali was entrusted with important duties, and was also given a symbol of Mongol rights by Genghis Khan, and was fully responsible for the battlefield command of the Conquest of the Golden Kingdom. When attacking the Jin Kingdom, he changed his previous rough style of wantonly killing and looting, seizing the city and then not defending the city, Mu Huali used his wisdom to provoke internal contradictions of the enemy, surrendered many local armed forces leaders to fight for him, and followed him to seize the city and garrison the occupied areas. At the same time, he also greatly exploited the mongol army's ability to specialize in raids and fights in the field, and captured many cities in western Liaoning and Shanxi in a row. After six years of fighting, Muhua Li conquered most of the territory of the Jin Dynasty and made outstanding achievements.
Muhuali made a remarkable achievement for Genghis Khan and contributed great strength to his great cause, and even in the moment before his death, he also told his son to inherit his legacy and conquer the Jin Kingdom in a hurry, which showed his loyalty to Genghis Khan and the Mongol Kingdom.
Descendants of Muhuali
Among Mu Huali's descendants, five of them are more famous, including Polo, who is related to Muhuali as a father and son, Baturu, who is related to Muhuali as a grandfather, and Antong, the fourth grandson of Muhuali, and two descendants, baiju and Naha. All five of them are also quite accomplished.
Muhua Li descendants of Sun Bai lived
As the son of Mu Huali, Polo continued to conquer the Jin Kingdom after Mu Huali's death in order to fulfill his father's unfulfilled wishes during his lifetime. Like his father, Borus was a major general under Genghis Khan and one of the founding fathers of mongolia. He spoke many languages and was also extremely good at riding and shooting, contributing greatly to Genghis Khan's great cause of unification. Finally, when he heard that Genghis Khan had died and rushed to the north of the desert to mourn, he fell ill due to excessive grief and died in Yanshan the following year. Bolu's son Batulu was also very accomplished, and he followed Kublai Khan, the ancestor of the Yuan Dynasty, to the battlefield and made great achievements as the vanguard marshal of the army.
An Tong was the grandson of Mu Huali and a famous politician of the Yuan Dynasty. In his early years, he followed Kublai Khan in his conquests, and was appointed to manage the guard work after Kublai Khan became emperor. Later, he ascended to the position of Right Chancellor of Zhongshu, actively promoted Han law, and defeated the traitor Ahma in the subsequent power struggle. During a rebellion, An Tong was tied up and sacrificed to the Golden Horde and then to the Wokoutai Khanate, only to be released a few years later. However, after being released, he gradually lost Kublai Khan's reuse, and his power was suspended until he was finally removed from office.
Bai Zhu is the grandson of AnTong and a politician. He was well-known among the Mongol tribes, and during the reign of Emperor Yuan Yingzong, he paid full support to Emperor Yuan Yingzong's policy of governing the country. He was first appointed as the Left Chancellor to assist Emperor Yuan Yingzong in resisting the empress dowager and right chancellor who controlled the imperial government. After Emperor Yuanyingzong's pro-government, he was given the title of Right Chancellor, and was the only Chancellor, which shows the importance of the grace of Emperor Yuanyingzong who lived in it. Later, he assisted Emperor Yingzong in implementing a series of reform measures that promoted the development of the Yuan Dynasty.
Naha was also a descendant of MuhuaLi, who was given the title of Chancellor during the reign of Emperor Yuanshun and later as Taiwei (太尉). He was captured when Zhu Yuanzhang attacked Taiping later, and resolutely did not surrender when he was persuaded by Zhu Yuanzhang to surrender, and finally Zhu Yuanzhang remembered that he was a descendant of a famous courtier, and was extremely concerned about the Yuan Dynasty, which did not kill Naha, but gave him some money and let him go back. Nahadu eventually died on his way to Yunnan.
Tomb of Muhua Li
Muhua Li died in the army in 1224, at the age of 54 at the battle of Fengxiang. His cemetery is located northwest of a village in present-day Yulin, Shaanxi. The tomb of Muhuali has always been revered by the Mongolian people as Jinken Bartle, which means true hero in Chinese, which shows that Muhuali is deeply loved and respected by the Mongolian people.
The cemetery of Muhuali covers an area of nearly 2,500 square meters in total, and there are thirteen yurt packs, which are unique to Mongolian sacrifice carriers, which are known as the thirteen Ao baos. Every year in May of the ancient calendar is the day when the Mongolian people pay homage to Muhuali, and on that day, many Mongolians gather in The cemetery of Muhuali, and there are also Han Chinese people participating in the memorial activities. Together, everyone set off firecrackers, cleaned the graves, recited the altarpiece to Muhuali, and offered wine and mutton to Muhuali. And they will also hold a variety of competitions, such as archery, wrestling, horse racing and other competitions, as well as singing, twisting and singing and other activities, just like a celebration, for the usual deserted Muhuali tomb to bring a little life.
After the research of many historians and scholars, this ancient tomb in Yulin, Shaanxi Province, has been confirmed as Mu Huali, a brave and warlike general under Genghis Khan. Before his death, Muhuali made many meritorious contributions to Genghis Khan, assisted him in achieving the great cause of Mongolian unification, and contributed greatly to Genghis Khan's great cause of unifying the world. After his death, he was given the title of Founding Assistant to the Emperor by Genghis Khan. His many outstanding achievements, his calm and resourcefulness, and his bravery and good fighting have also been remembered and praised by the world.