The Battle of the Mongol Kings A futile civil war fought a blue-faced and swollen-faced Guiyuan Dynasty, starting with genghis Khan, the "generation of heavenly pride", and the Mongols rose on the steppe, with their troops facing each other and no one invincible, establishing a huge empire. The Great Khans of Mongolia experienced Genghis Khan, Wokoutai Khan, and Gui
After the Mongol Great Khans experienced Genghis Khan, Wokoutai Khan, Guiyu Khan, and Möngke Khan, Kublai Khan and his brother Ali Buge competed for the Khan's throne, triggering a civil war in the Mongol Empire.
History eventually made Kublai Khan the Great Khan of the Mongols, but the civil war between Kublai Khan and his successors against him was a war of no benefit, in vain to deplete the strength of the empire.
Shortly after Kublai Khan announced his succession to the Khan's throne, Ali Buge was supported by a group of clan kings in Helin, also known as Khan, and raised an army against Kublai Khan.
Kublai Khan sent a large army to meet the battle, defeated the attack of Ali Buge, and then cut off the central plains' material supply to Ali Buge, and sent troops to conquest several times. In 2006, Ali was divided within brotherhood and forced to surrender to Kublai Khan.
After the defeat of Ali Bugo, Haidu, who had been supporting Ali Buge, fled to the banks of the Yemili River (present-day Emin River) in an attempt to resist. Haidu was the grandson of Wokoutai Khan, who thought he should inherit the Khan's throne and was long dissatisfied with the succession of the Torre clan (Möngke and Kublai Khan).
Haidu was a clever clan king who had taken over many places with his help through the reconciliation of the Tongshu Chi Clan King. With the increase of troops and territory, Haidu became a major problem in the northwest of the Yuan Dynasty. His struggle against the Yuan Dynasty lasted a long time, and Kublai Khan failed to subdue Haidu during his lifetime.
In that year, Kublai Khan died, and his grandson Timur succeeded him as Emperor Yuanchengzong. In the battle against Haidu, Both sides had their own victories and losses, and for a while the Yuan Dynasty was unable to pacify the northwest.
The final duel took place in the year, when Haidu led an army to attack the Yuan army stationed in the Altai Mountains, and the two sides fought in the land of Helaheta. Haishan, the commander of the Yuan Army, personally went into battle and broke the Haidu Army, and Haidu was mortally wounded and died the following year.
After the death of Haidu, the northwestern plague of the Yuan Dynasty was lifted and ushered in a new era. At that time, the kings of the Northwest Mongols were already disgusted by the civil war of the entire empire, production was destroyed, the economy became depressed, the rule became weak, and ending the civil war had become a strong demand.
According to Chinese historical records, in the new year, Duwa, Chaba'er, Mingli Timur and other emperors gathered together and lamented that "the former Taizu was difficult to become an emperor and had the world." My grandson, Nefer Kejing, in order to enjoy his success, has been mobilizing troops for many years to kill each other. It is the karma of self-inflicted wounding ancestors. ”
The kings of the northwest are now unified in their thinking, lamenting that Genghis Khan is difficult to start a business and can no longer do things that corrupt the family business. Since you are all obedient and return to the Yuan Dynasty, the Yuan Dynasty, as the boss, is naturally willing to accept it.
Since the middle of the century, almost half a century of Mongolian civil war has finally subsided.
The kings of each lineage returned to the unified state headed by the emperor of the Yuan Dynasty, but because the Mongol Empire was too large and the economic and cultural traditions of different regions were different, the khanates inevitably moved towards their own independent development.
However, in legal terms, the emperor of the Yuan Dynasty was the Great Khan of the Mongols, which was recognized by the kings of various lineages. Those kings did not dare not admit it, because this was stipulated by Genghis Khan's Zaza, and the Yuan Dynasty enjoyed suzerainty over the major khanates.