Portrait of Muqali
Muqali was a slave to Genghis Khan's cousin in the early days, and later joined Genghis Khan and became his subordinate after being executed. He is famous for his composure, wit and courage, and is trusted and reused by Genghis Khan. He followed Genghis Khan for 40 years and was extremely loyal. He followed Genghis Khan in conquering everywhere and participated in many battles, helping Genghis Khan unify the Mongolian tribes. Later, Genghis Khan made him a marshal, and he was in charge of the conquest of Xu Jinguo. And Muqali didn't disappoint Genghis Khan. After six years of war, he helped Genghis Khan conquer most of Xu Jin.
When conquering Xu Jinguo, Muqali changed his previous style of wanton burning, killing and looting, and taking land without defense. He used the internal contradictions of the other side to subdue a large number of local armed leaders to work for him and defend the city and rob the city. Muqali gave full play to the advantages of Mongolian troops in surprise attacks and field operations, and successively captured dozens of cities. Later, he surrendered to the officials of Jinan in the Song Dynasty and hundreds of thousands of people in his area. Later, in the battle of Huanglinggang, Muqali used * * * flexibly, dismounted and urged the campaign to proceed, and at the same time ordered the soldiers to draw bows and arrows, defeating Xu Jinguo's 200,000 troops. In the subsequent battles, Muqali showed courage and resourcefulness and won many victories.
Regrettably, however, Muqali finally died in the army at the age of 54. He was a military soldier all his life and brought many victories to Genghis Khan. After his death, Genghis Khan posthumously awarded him the title of "Building a Country to Help the World" and gave him posthumous title, a loyal minister.
Five of the descendants of Muqali and Muqali are famous. Among them, Balu, who has a father-son relationship with Muqali, Batulu, who has a grandchild relationship with Muqali, and Antong, the fourth grandson of Muqali, have two descendants, namely Bai Zhu and Nabachu. These five people are also quite successful.
The grandson born in Muqali lives in worship.
As the son of Muqali, Balu continued to conquer the State of Jin after Muqali's death to fulfill his father's last wish. Like his father, Balu is a general under Genghis Khan and one of the founding heroes of Mongolia. He can speak many languages and ride and shoot well, which has made great contributions to the great cause of Genghis Khan's reunification. Finally, when I heard that Genghis Khan had died, I rushed to Mobei to express my condolences. He fell ill because of grief, and finally died in Yanshan the following year. Baru's son Batulu has also made great achievements. He fought in the battlefield with Kublai Khan of Yuan Shizu, and made great achievements as a pioneer marshal of the army.
Antong is the great-grandson of Muqali, a famous politician in Yuan Dynasty. In his early years, he fought everywhere with Kublai Khan. After Kublai Khan proclaimed himself emperor, he was appointed to manage the security work. Later, he ascended the position of right prime minister of Zhongshu, actively promoted Chinese law, and defeated the traitor Ahema in the subsequent power struggle. In a rebellion, Antong was tied to Jin Zhanghan and Wokuotai Khan, and was released a few years later. However, after his release, Kublai Khan gradually lost his reuse, and his power was overhead until he was finally dismissed from office.
Bai Zhu is Antong's grandson and politician. He is famous among Mongolian tribes. During the period of Yuan Yingzong, he officially paid an audience with the Prime Minister, Zhong Shuyou, and fully supported Yuan Yingzong's policy of governing the country. He was first appointed as the left prime minister to help Yuan Yingzong resist the queen mother and the right prime minister who ruled state affairs. After Yuan Yingzong came to power, he was appointed as the right prime minister, and he was the only prime minister, showing his love for Yuan Yingzong. Later, he helped Yuan Yingzong implement a series of reform measures and promoted the development of the Yuan Dynasty.
Nabachu is also a descendant of Muqali. In the period, he was once appointed as prime minister and later as Qiu. He was captured after Zhu Yuanzhang captured Taiping, but he never surrendered when Zhu Yuanzhang persuaded him to surrender. Finally, Zhu Yuanzhang thought that he was a descendant of a famous minister and was very concerned about the Yuan Dynasty, so he didn't kill Naha, but gave him some money to go back. Naha finally died on his way to Yunnan.
Muqali's contribution to Muqali's military exploits is extremely remarkable. He is a warrior general under Genghis Khan. He followed Genghis Khan for 40 years, helped Genghis Khan unify Mongolian tribes, and made great contributions to Genghis Khan's conquest of Xu Jinguo and occupation of most of Xu Jinguo.
Portrait of Muqali
Although Muqali had a disgraceful life and worked as a slave under his cousin Genghis Khan in the early days, he was wise to submit to Genghis Khan after being ordered to be executed, which also made his great achievements later. After becoming a subordinate of Genghis Khan, Muqali was calm, resourceful and brave, so he gained the reuse and trust of Genghis Khan. After Genghis Khan's war to unify Mongolia, Muqali never flinched once. In the face of every battle, he went forward bravely and achieved fruitful results. Together with Bolshevi and others, he is called the four great masters of Mongolia.
After Genghis Khan established Great Mongolia, Muqali was entrusted with an important task, and was also given the symbol of Mongolia's rights by Genghis Khan, who was fully responsible for the battlefield command of Xu Jin. When attacking Xu Jinguo, he changed his previous rough style of burning, killing, looting and not guarding the city. Muqali used his wisdom to provoke internal contradictions among the enemy, surrendered the leaders of many local armed forces to work for him, followed him to seize cities and defend occupied areas. At the same time, he also gave full play to the advantages of Mongolian army in surprise attack and field battlefield operations, and successively captured many cities such as western Liaoning and Shanxi. After six years of fighting, Muqali occupied most of the territory of the State of Jin and made outstanding achievements.
Muqali made great contributions to Genghis Khan and contributed a lot to his great cause. Even before his death, he told his son to inherit his legacy and conquer Xu Jin quickly to show his loyalty to Genghis Khan and Mongolia.
Muqali, the tomb of Muqali, died in the army in 1224, aged 54, in the battle of Fengxiang. His graveyard is located in the northwest of a village in Yulin, Shaanxi. Muqali's Tomb has always been regarded by Mongolians as Kinken Bater, which means true hero in Chinese. It can be seen that Muqali is deeply loved and respected by the Mongolian people.
Portrait of Muqali
Muhuali cemetery has a total area of nearly 2,500 square meters, and there are thirteen Mongolian Aobao, which is a unique carrier of sacrifice for the Mongols. The people call it Thirteen Aobao. Every year in May of the ancient calendar, the Mongolians pay homage to Muqali. On that day, many Mongolian people will gather in the cemetery in Muqali, among which the Han people will take part in commemorative activities. Let's set off firecrackers, clean the graves, read a eulogy to Muqali, and offer wine and mutton to Muqali. In addition, they will hold various competitions, such as archery, wrestling, horse racing, singing opera, yangko dancing and other activities, just like a celebration, bringing a little vitality to the normally deserted Muqali cemetery.
After textual research by many historians and scholars, this ancient tomb in Yulin, Shaanxi Province has been confirmed as Muqali, a warrior general under Genghis Khan. Muqali made great contributions to Genghis Khan, assisted the great cause of Mongolian reunification and made great contributions to Genghis Khan's great cause of unifying the world. After his death, Genghis Khan awarded him the title of founding the country, assisting the world and helping the world. His many outstanding achievements, his composure and wit, his courage and fearlessness are also remembered and praised by the world.