In 1178, Genghis Khan, who was evading the pursuit, and the maiden Hedaan had a "guest marriage" in the sheep, and Genghis Khan vowed to marry her in the future. More than 20 years later, when they met again, Genghis Khan's men mistakenly killed Hedaan's husband, and Genghis Khan married her to be the empress.
The name of Hedaan was Genghis Khan's only sustenance when he evaded his pursuers. In her tent, Genghis Khan hid in the wool, and Hataan skillfully fooled his pursuers with his eyes and words. Genghis Khan took to heart the life-saving grace of Hedaan and told her what had happened to him.
Genghis Khan's father once took him at the age of 9 to pick a wife, taught him the criteria for choosing a wife, and chose Polti. Fate was twisted and turned: poisoned wine took his father's life, sparked a rebellion, and was later taken captive by his enemies. Genghis Khan was unable to find Hedaan until he stumbled upon a tribe and found that she was married, but Genghis Khan did not give up because of this. He finally fulfilled his promise to her and married her as the princess.
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