This god of war in the history of the Mongol Empire is Tore.
(Torpedo)
Of Genghis Khan's sons, he was the one who could fight the most. Its combat value exceeds all the generals such as Genghis Khan's "Four Horses" and "Four Mastiffs", and it can even be said that its strategic vision may not catch up with Genghis Khan, but its tactical ability is definitely far beyond Genghis Khan. He never lost a battle. This has a very high prestige within the shangwu Mongols.
Tore is not only a god of war, but in Mongolian historical sources, he is also a very perfect image of politics and personality.
Tore is a man who bears the burden of humiliation.
According to the Mongolian tradition of "young son shou stove", the Khan's position should have fallen on his head. However, Genghis Khan did not follow the rules of the Mongols to "keep the stove with young sons" or the Han "firstborn system", but established the third son, WoKoutai, as his heir. By doing so, Genghis Khan was a huge blow to the eldest son, Shuchi, and a huge blow to the youngest son, Tuolei.
Shuchi was therefore separated from Genghis Khan, and after participating in the First Western Expedition, Genghis Khan gave him a piece of fiefdom, he stayed on the fiefdom, never came to see Genghis Khan again, and participated in Genghis Khan's unified action. Genghis Khan also had nothing to do with him.
Tore has never been so stingy. After the death of Genghis Khan, according to Genghis Khan's will, it was supposed to be Wokoutai's succession. However, the Mongol nobles had great internal opinions, and they all felt that this Khan position should be towed. In order to stabilize the domestic situation, Tore worked as a supervisor for two years. During his time in prison, he went around doing the ideological work of the Mongol nobles. After the mongol nobles were unified in their minds, he, together with Genghis Khan's younger brother Timug (Timug), supported the two arms of Wokoutai and helped him to the throne of the Khan.
(Wokoutai)
Tore is also a self-sacrificing man.
Tuo Lei participated in the military operation of Wo Kuotai to destroy the Jin Dynasty, and was the first cadre of Wo Kuotai. Immodest to say that the entire Golden State was struck down by thunder. It was precisely because of the detour of the thunderbolt and the battle of The Three Peaks Mountain that almost completely annihilated the main force of the Jinguo, Wokoutai was able to successfully hit the capital of the Jinguo.
But at this time, Wokoutai was sick. The shaman (shaman) said that it was necessary to ask a relative to help Wokoutai drink a bowl of sick water so that Wokoutai's illness could get better. Without hesitation, Tuolei drank the bowl of sick water, and as a result he died. It can be said that in order to save the life of the Great Khan's Nest, he made a major sacrifice.
Of course, since Kublai Khan, the founder of the Yuan Dynasty, was the son of Tuolei, it is also very normal to make Tuolei very tall and noble in historical data. So, is tow ray actually so tall and noble?
Let's start with the image of Tuolei as the god of war. Tore did fight a lot of big battles, and he was the most capable of fighting in Mongolia. But Tore is also the most cruel person, the one who kills the most in war, the one who slaughters the city the most. Cutting off the heads of innocent people and building a tall pyramid on the ground was what he invented. Why did he do that? The purpose is to take stock of the number of people. In order to avoid those who were stabbed pretending to be dead, it was important to separate the heads and torsos of the slain captives, while ensuring that the number of heads and torsos matched. Its behavior is heinous!
Using the captured people as cannon fodder and forcing them to attack the city in front with arrows is also a cruel tactic invented by Tuolei. It can be said that this "god of war" is the most cold-blooded killer of the Mongols.
After genghis Khan's death, Tuolei supervised the country for two years. The history books say that because of the unstable domestic political situation, the Mongol nobles had great opinions, so they needed to be dragged to sit in the town. However, it is not the result of Tuolei using the military power in his hands to coerce Wokoutai. Because at that time, Genghis Khan gave 96 of the hundred thousand households to Tuolei, and only 4 thousand households to Wokoutai. Besides, Genghis Khan enjoyed great prestige among the Mongols, he said that Liwo Kuotai was the heir, which nobleman dared to have an opinion?
After two years of supervision, Tuolei relinquished the position of the prison state, apparently because the Mongol nobles had great opinions about him and let him return to the government of Wokoutai.
(Death of Tuolei)
As for helping Wokoutai drink sick water, it should be a conspiracy of Wokoutai. At that time, TuoLei definitely did not think that Wokoutai would kill him, thinking that it was just a drink of a bowl of water, so he drank it. And drinking it can also reflect his heroism.
At the same time, Wokoutai can only murder Tuolei by letting Tuolei drink sick water, and we can also see how much power Tuolei has, and Wokoutai really has no way to do anything to him, so he uses the next three indiscriminate means of this conspiracy.
I think that perhaps it should be understood in this way, which is the true image of Tuolei.