In order to cover up his mistake, General Kastov pulled the Mongolian leader Batu Huiyan and others to outside Saratov City and shot him, and then told the Mongols that it was Batu Huiyan who attacked the imperial army that he took revenge.

If the tribes are obedient and do not fight against the empire, they can still graze in the Volga River Basin.

All Mongolian tribes, fearing the force of Tsarist Russia, dare not speak out.

The nominal co-lord of the Turgut tribe, Pengchuk, sent people to learn about the situation from Kastov, was allowed to take Batu Huiyan's body away.

In the late Ming Dynasty, the Turkut tribe, which lived in Bahatai, Moxitar, was excluded by the increasingly powerful Junggar tribe. In order to survive, they embarked on a journey of westward migration.

They crossed the Kazakh grasslands, crossed the Ural River, and arrived at the lower reaches of the Volga River, which was not completely controlled by Tsarist Russia at that time, and the shore of the Caspian Sea.

The Turkut tribe thought that they had found their ideal path, so they established the Turkut Khanate here and gradually gained a foothold in the vast area of ​​the lower reaches of the Volga River.

Their strength gradually became stronger, which quickly attracted the attention of Tsarist Russia.

The powerful Russia did not allow a powerful regime to emerge in the lower reaches of the Volga River, so it began to attack the Turgut tribes and continuously expanded its power along the Volga River, and the two sides clashed.

More than 20 years ago, Khan and Orlk of the Turgut tribe were killed by artillery while fighting the Russians. The second Khan Shukuldaiqing was forced to compromise with Sha, but still maintained a certain degree of independence.

However, their compromise did not bring about the right amount of Tsarist Russia. Instead, the rising Tsarist Russia continued to put high pressure on the Turgut Khanate, and differentiated and disintegrated, and gradually controlled it.

In order to weaken the Turkish tribe, Tsarist Russia recruited troops in the Khanate every year and imposed heavy taxes, and even instructed the Cossacks and Kazakhs to seize the ranch of the Turkish tribe.

Now that the Turgut Khanate has been passed down to the third generation, the Khanate under the rule of Khan Pangchuk has declined its power and has almost been controlled by Tsarist Russia.

Therefore, although Punkchu was angry, he was helpless against the atrocities of the Tsarist Russian army.

At this time, on the banks of the Volga River, outside the court of the Turgut Khan, a team of Mongolian soldiers pushed the bodies of Batu Huiyan and others back.

A Mongolian woman immediately rushed over with her child and started crying heart-wrenchingly.

Pengchuk walked out and saw this scene, and his dark face made people pull the woman away.

Batu Huiyan is not an ordinary tribal leader. He also has another identity, which is Pengchuk's son-in-law, and the woman who cries loudly is his daughter.

At this time, two guards went to help the woman, and the woman was raised. When she saw Pengchuk, she immediately broke free from the guard and ran to Pengchuk, "Father Khan, you want to avenge my man! He is wronged!"

The woman cried heartbrokenly, and Pengchuk's face was gloomy, "Don't Ben Khan know that he was wronged? But Ben Khan had no choice!"

After speaking, he waved his hand and asked the guard to take the woman away.

At this time, Pengchuk walked forward and uncovered the white cloth. Below was a corpse with purple bodies covered with wounds everywhere.

If everyone doesn't recognize it carefully, they can't recognize it at all. This is Batu Huiyan.

"Khan, just forget it?" A Mongolian leader was filled with righteous indignation.

Ponchuck clenched his fists and said, "No, what can we do? Can you beat the Russian army?"

Everyone was silent when they heard the words.

These people combined are not opponents of Tsarist Russia, and even the Tsarist Russian horse-boy Cossack cavalry cannot win.

"But this is not a solution?" After a while of silence, someone said: "We have been giving in over the years and want to exchange for peace by giving in to interests. But in fact, every time we give in, Tsarist Russia will gain a lot of effort! Now they can find a reason to kill Batu Taiji. Will they find a reason to kill us one day?"

Everyone agreed with the words and felt panic in their hearts, thinking that giving in this way was not a solution.

These Mongolian leaders had no education. As a great khan, Pengchuk had read many books. He knew the situation in front of him, just like the six countries cede land to serve Qin, and the fire was not extinguished.

Pengchuk was very clear in his heart. They also knew that if they continued to give in, Tsarist Russia would only become more severe.

When a person who is stronger than you bullies you, if you retreat from the beginning and compromise, then his bullying of you will only survive more and more.

The same is true for both countries.

Punch one punch to avoid a hundred punches. Only by letting the enemy see your courage to resist and letting him understand that bullying you requires a price to be paid, can you exchange for peace.

Of course, there is a prerequisite for this, that is, you have some strength and can hurt the enemy.

Everyone knows the truth, but the problem now is that he does not have the strength now.

Decades have passed, the Khanate has been continuously weakened by Tsarist Russia, and compromise can survive. If you fight hard, you will be destroyed directly.

"I know all these khans, but what can I do?" Pengchuk said: "Now I will take you to resist. Do you dare to raise an army?"

Everyone's faces flushed, and they were angry and desperate.

At this time, Pengchuk sighed and ordered his subordinates to bury Batu Huiyan, and then returned to the tent.

Pengchuk sat tiredly on the chair, leaning against the back of the chair, and his whole life was exhausted.

"Father's Khan!" The curtain was lifted up, and Pengchuk's son, Ayuqi, came in to salute.

"Is there anything wrong?" Pengchuk couldn't help asking when he heard the sound.

Ayuqi hesitated for a moment and said, "Father Khan, I have something to report to you!"

"What is it, good or bad?" asked Ponchuck.

A Yuqi said, "Father Khan, why don't we connect with the Qian people? I heard the merchants here say that the Moxi tribes have surrendered to the Qian Dynasty, and their lives are pretty good!"

Pengchuk said in a deep voice: "Do you think Ben Khan know? The Qianren is an opponent of Tsarist Russia. How could Ben Khan not have thought of contacting them? It's just that the Qianren is a peace talks with Tsarist Russia. What if the Qianren betrays us to Tsarist Russia?"

Ayuqi said: "Father Khan, Qian Chao actually did not want to negotiate peace with Tsarist Russia!"

"What are you talking about?" Ponchuck frowned, "The negotiations between the two countries have entered the second round, and the details of the treaty have begun to be finalized!"

"Father Khan, it must be impossible to sign. The Qian Dynasty did not intend to negotiate peace. The negotiations were just smoke bombs they released. Their real purpose was to confuse Tsarist Russia!" Ayuqi said.

"Who did you hear?" Seeing that he was serious, Pengchuk couldn't help asking.

A Yuqi said: "Of course I heard from Qianren. Father Khan, in fact, I had already established a contact with the Qian Dynasty. Not long ago, Qianren sent a team of cavalry to me and wanted to convince me to resist Tsarist Russia!"
Chapter completed!