Is Wolbasi of Turgut patriotic? Is it a national hero?

Today, due to writing an article about the return of Turbat, I discussed the relevant issues with the group friends in the WeChat group, and now I have compiled and supplemented as follows.

Turks were originally a branch of the Erut Mongols, and later the Dzungars of erut Mongols arose and became dominant. Turgut was at odds with the Dzungars and in 1616 went to europe to graze in the lower Volga. However, it was oppressed by Tsarist Russia, and Tsarist Russia favored the heroic and warlike Turgut fighters, making the latter become cannon fodder for Tsarist Russia.

Turbat was unbearable, and under the leadership of the chief Wolbasi, he returned to the east on this day in the history of 1771, and it took nearly half a year to finally reach the territory under the jurisdiction of the Qing Dynasty in May.

The feat of returning east of Wolbassie became a famous patriot national hero in history in textbooks. Speaking of patriotism, what country does Wolbasi really love? The historical Turks were a branch of the Erut Mongols, so the original motherland can be considered the Mongol Empire and later the Great Yuan Dynasty. By the time Zhu Yuanzhang established the Ming Dynasty during the Northern Expedition, the Yuan Dynasty had already degenerated into the Northern Yuan, and the Northern Yuan was later fragmented, and in most cases, the Wallachians (known as Erut during the Qing Dynasty) and the Tatars (descendants of the Golden Family) became hostile sides, so at this time, Turbat could not call the Northern Yuan its own country, not to mention, some people believed that the Northern Yuan had already existed in name only, or even ceased to exist. Turgut would not recognize the hostile Ming Dynasty as a country.