The winter of the 12th year of Kaiyuan.

The car of Emperor Kaiyuan Shenwu Sheng Wentian slowly drove into the main gate of Luoyang City. After five years of tour, the emperor finally returned to Luoyang after drawing a huge circle.

Five years ago, the emperor's chariot also left the gate, headed to Mount Tai, and then went east to Penglai and into Lushun, inspected the pass outside the pass, then went north to meet the princes such as Marine, Xi, Qi, Shiwei, Tiele, and other princes. Then he went west along the Great Wall, passed through the nine gates of the border, visited the soldiers guarding the border, and visited the immigrants in the military farm. The emperor's chariot passed through Fanyang, Datong, Yulin, Wuyuan, and then Lingwu, then went west through Wuwei, Zhangye, and went straight out of Yumen Pass to Anxi and Beiting. Finally, the chariot even went to the river, through the Xianhai to the Caspian Sea, and directly to the Volga River.

The Western Turkic regime Yehu Khan mowed grass and went out to greet him for three hundred miles.

The emperor arrived at the banks of the Volga River with a legion of 200,000 people, which shocked Tongye Hu. The emperor had only 60,000 Qin troops, and 140,000 national troops from the four major roads of Daxia in the Beiting River in Anxi.

The countries along the way practiced the towering Supreme Avenue for the emperor, and the civil and military officials of the four roads of the Great Qin also built countless beacons, post stations, and military forts.

Tongye Hu knelt down to the Emperor of Qin on the north shore of the Caspian Sea.

In front of the vassal ministers, the emperor canonized Yehu as the Turkic Khan, Duke of Volga, and Kosah Yehu was canonized as Duke of Caucasus County.

After the Turks, which had once traversed the northern grasslands and deserts in the Central Plains, were defeated again and again by the Central Plains, Tong Ye Hu finally surrendered to the emperor of the Central Plains with more than 100,000 remaining Turkic people, and the emperor also allowed the Turks to survive.

It even made Tongyehu the Khan of the entire Turks, but now the Turks are only territories in the Volga River Basin, Don River Basin, and Caucasus areas on the Caspian Sea.

To the east of the eastern coast of the Caspian Sea, there is no territory of the Great Qin, and there is no Turk anymore. Even the former Turkic tribes in the Western Regions were set up in ten positions. The tribes left behind can no longer hold the Turkic banner. They all became the princes of the Great Qin, each holding their own tribal banner, and all united closely under the red flag of the Great Qin to serve allegiance to the Holy Emperor.

When Tong Ye Hu was enthroned by the Emperor of the Great Qin, he finally could not be worried at all times, fearing that the Great Qin would come again, and their surrender would be exchanged for a stable new home that would no longer be threatened by war.

Tong Ye Hu sent his daughter to the Qin Palace, and his son was sent to the emperor as a guard. He paid tribute to the emperor every year and accepted Confucianism into the Turks to spread Confucianism.

The new Turks also agreed that the Qin Dynasty would open up the Silk Road in its area, and like the vassal states in the Daxia in the river, it allowed the Silk Road to be directly under the jurisdiction of the Qin Dynasty. The Qin Dynasty could build beacon blocks, build post stations, set up fortresses, camp cavalry, and move criminals to farmland.

All of these conditions were recorded on the stone, and the inscriptions were erected, and the alliance would be forever.

In contrast, the Emperor of the Great Qin also vowed to the heaven that as long as the Turks did not betray the Great Qin for one day, the Emperor of the Great Qin would not use troops to the Turks for one day. The Turks would always be the vassal state of the Great Qin, governing the principality of Yehu and Khasa and a county state, and would continue it for generations and be enthroned by the Emperor of the Great Qin for generations. The Emperor of the Great Qin also had the obligation to protect the two princes.

If the two countries are invaded by foreign enemies, the Qin Dynasty has the obligation to send troops to rescue them.

The alliance was remembered by the stone, and Tongye Hu finally breathed a sigh of relief. In order to show his loyalty to the emperor, he directly took out ten thousand horses and 100,000 sheep as his first tribute to the emperor, and sent out a thousand daughters and three thousand Turkic nobles from the Turkic nobles' family. The daughters of the Turkic nobles will be brought back to the Central Plains by the emperor and given marriage to the royal family and princes. The three thousand children will join the Qin army, become the emperor's guards, or guard the border for the emperor.

Originally, the emperor personally led an army of 200,000. If Ye Hu refused to surrender, he would inevitably have a war. Now, the war has subsided, so the atmosphere by the Caspian Sea is full of joy.

Even the Central Plains merchants and Sogdian merchants who came with the emperor rushed to take out various goods and trade with the Turks.

After the Volga River oath, Tong Yehu took the lead and promoted the Roman Emperor Chiraclio to join the Qin Emperor.

During this alliance, Emperor Luo Cheng of the Qin Dynasty finally formally met with Roman Emperor Chiraclio on the east coast of the Black Sea in the northwest of the Caucasus.

The war between Rome and Persia had reached a heightened height, and both sides each formed an alliance and fought a life-and-death battle.

Because the former Emperor of Qin suddenly led a large army to the west, Rome had to return to defend, and the situation was critical in the Caucasus battlefield.

Now the emperor has reached a clan minister relationship with the Turks. Although this is not a good thing for Rome in the long run, Rome still hopes that the Turks will become their iron ally and become a buffer zone for the increasingly powerful isolation power to expand Qin in the west.

But now that he was furious, he didn't care about anything else.

Even in the end, the Turkic commander Ye Hu surrendered to the Emperor Qin, and there was also the role of Rome's active persuasion. Rome hoped that Ye Hu could reach an alliance with the Emperor Qin as soon as possible so that he could lead the Turkic army back to the Caucasus battlefield as soon as possible, and share the pressure of the Persian army for him to restrain some Persian troops.

Chirac, despite the tension in the battle, rushed to the Caucasus to meet the Emperor Qin.

He hoped that the Emperor of Qin could lead the 200,000 army from him from the west to join the war against Persia. If Rome could lead the 200,000 army to join the war, and there would be 100,000 Turkic army, Persia would be defeated.

But the emperor smiled and refused.

During the ten-day alliance, the Emperor of the Qin Dynasty talked the most about the friendship treaty between the Qin and Rome. Regarding Rome, the Qin Dynasty emphasized that it would strengthen the northern line of the Silk Road. In the past, the Silk Road passed through the river and then walked north to Rome. This line was difficult and rarely walked.

Now, after the Qin Dynasty settled the Turks, it was willing to spend a lot of effort to strengthen the development of this Silk Road.

The Qin Dynasty was only willing to provide Rome with more commercial goods through the Silk Road, including some military supplies they needed, but would not send troops directly.

In the end, Chiraclius had no choice but to agree to Luo Cheng's proposal.

The Qin and Rome signed a two-month alliance in the Caucasus, also known as the Caucasus Treaty. The treaty was officially signed in the name of the emperors of the two countries, demarcating the borders of the two countries, and the borders of the Qin Dynasty reached the Black Sea. The two countries demarcated the Black Sea from the middle, the eastern half of the east belonged to the Qin Dynasty, and the western half belonged to Rome, and the Azov Sea to the north completely belonged to the Qin Dynasty.

Of course, in fact, the vast area from the east of the Black Sea to the east of the Caspian Sea is actually included in the vassal Duchy of Volga and the Caucasian Counties and Counties under the Great Qin Empire. However, both countries are now vassal states of the Great Qin, so these places are naturally within the territory of the Great Qin.

What the Roman emperor finally got from Rome was that the emperor allowed the Duchy of Volga that governed Yehu and the Caucasian counties of Khasa to send troops to assist Rome.

On the other hand, the Qin Dynasty added a huge military loan to Rome, which was used to increase the purchase of military supplies from the Qin Dynasty.

Another thing is that the Qin Dynasty promised to strengthen the northern line of the Silk Road and strengthen trade with Rome.

Finally, when Chiracle left, he left the Roman princess he brought to him. He took the initiative to propose that the two countries marry each other to strengthen the alliance.

The emperor married Chiraclio's daughter, and in name the two countries became relatives.
Chapter completed!