In October 1687, Golovin led his army to station in Selengsk and launched a war of conquest against the Chinese Khalkha Mongol, Buryat Mongol and other tribes in Baikal.

At the same time, it created divisions among the Mongolian tribes and supported Galdan, the leader of the Junggar tribe, to attack Khalkha.

In 1688, Golovin arrived in Selengsk. On the one hand, he supported Galdan's attack on Khalkha Mongols, and on the other hand, he directly sent troops to attack local Mongolian tribes such as Buryat to consolidate Russia's rule over the area east of Lake Baikal.

In March 1688, Golowen sent people to Beijing and asked the Qing government to send envoys to Selengesk for negotiations.

The Qing government immediately sent the head of the guards, Soetu, and others to travel north. Due to the war between Junggar and Khalkha, the road was blocked and he was ordered to return.

In March 1689, Golovin sent personnel to Beijing according to the orders of the Tsarist government, and suggested that a meeting of envoys of the two countries be held in Nebchu.

The Qing government agreed. Qing Dynasty ministers Soetu and others ordered to make their way on the journey, and they led about 20,000 troops to Nibchu in July.

Golovin arrived at the meeting location in August, and each side selected 200 guards to the side. On the 22nd, China and Russia began negotiations.

Golovin made various unreasonable demands, trying to expand the territory of the Russian Empire and illegally invade Chinese territory.

In September 1689, the Sino-Russian Treaty of Nebchu was signed, which clearly stipulated the border between the Sino-Russian eastern section.

Although Golovin failed to obtain land for Russia from north of Heilongjiang to Outer Xing'an Mountains.

However, it also successfully preserved the east of Lake Baikal and the Heilongjiang River basin, making it an important stronghold for Russia in the Far East.

It can be said that the land that China began to lose has a direct relationship with this robber.

The Mughal Kingdom was originally closely related to the Yarkand Khanate.

But when the Ming Dynasty attacked the Yarkand Khanate, they not only refused to send troops to each other, but they did not leave any farts.

In fact, it was not that the Mughal Kingdom did not want the land of the Yarkand Khanate, but that it felt that it could not resist the Ming army. Anyway, he was killed directly by the Ming army after he was defeated.

Later, the Rakshasa Kingdom sent people to lobby. The Mughal Kingdom felt that the powerful Rakshasa Kingdom and the other two Khanate countries jointly fought against the Ming Dynasty, and they should be able to get a share of the pie, so they decided to send troops.

The Rakshasa Kingdom even moved the Mughal Kingdom, and the Mughal Kingdom agreed to send an army of 50,000, which was even harder to say about other countries.

As the Ming army advanced westward, the Kazakh Khanate and the Bukhara Khan were the first to be affected.

There were powerful Tsarist Russia in the north and the prosperous Mughal Empire in the south, which made their confidence soar. They vowed to defeat the Ming army, seize the Ili River Valley, and block the Ming Dynasty outside the Tianshan Mountains!

The Bukhara Khanate is located in a Persian cultural circle established by the Uzbeks in the central region of Central Asia.

It was named after the capital moved to Bukhara (now Bukhara, Uzbekistan) in the mid-16th century. It was once a powerful Central Asian military feudal dynasty.

Under the command of the Rakshasa Kingdom, the Three Kingdoms became an anti-Ming alliance, with the Rakshasa Kingdom being the leader.

The three countries sent 150,000 troops, and the Rakshasa Kingdom also sent 30,000 troops, including 5,000 Cossack cavalry.

Speaking of Cossack cavalry, it always gives people an invincible feeling, and it is absolutely well-known to everyone.

In the era of cold weapons, the "cavalry" that moves quickly, comes and goes like the wind, and is undoubtedly the trump card and powerful team to defeat the enemy on the battlefield.

With a war horse and a sabre, galloping on the vast battlefield across the Eurasian continent for hundreds of years, traversing thousands of miles.

The Cossack cavalry, which left a brilliant and brilliant history in the history of world wars, can be called the "trump card" among the "trump card", and the "nemesis" on the battlefield that made the opponent terrified.

Napoleon, a generation of heroes and military genius, once fought with the Cossack cavalry, and he suffered a lot from him, frankly said:

"If my troops had Cossack cavalry, my troops would sweep the world."

The Cossack cavalry, Mongolian cavalry, European heavy cavalry, and Polish wing cavalry are often hailed by military historians as the "Four Major Cavalry in the World".

Cossacks" comes from Turkic and is a "green forest hero" in Russian folk literature. Many books explain it as "free and free man, hero" and so on.

The Cossacks are actually not independent nations, but a military group. The members are mainly Slavs, such as Russians, Ukrainians, Belarusians and Poles, and there are also a few Tatars, Caucasians, Georgians and Turks.

In a word, Cossacks is a social group composed of Russians as the main body and a small number of other ethnic groups, referred to as "ethnic groups".

The Russian Cossacks are like European knights, Japanese samurai ronin, and Chinese knights.

It is one of the most legendary groups in the world. In a sense, the Cossacks are ethnic groups on war horses.

In history, the Cossacks were both a desirable hero full of exotic style, and a terrifying executioner and an accomplice of the Tsar's suppression of the revolution.

In the mid-15th century, the powerful Ottoman Empire in the south posed an increasingly serious threat to the Slavic state.

At this time, the Cossacks, which had frequent reports of victory in fighting against the invasions of the Turks and Tatars, became famous and became the Duchy of Poland and the Grand Duchy of Moscow, which had not yet been rich, relied on increasingly important forces in the war with foreign races in the south.

In the era of cold weapons, the Cossack cavalry was powerful in Europe with its fast speed, strong mobility, great lethality and bravery.

The Cossack cavalry went from the initial group to the robbery of the house to the later expeditions of the east and west, and the south and north. In its five or six hundred years of development, the war had almost never stopped.

Since the European war stage was officially unveiled in the sixteenth century, the Cossack cavalry has been integrated into the history of Russian war conquest.

The Cossack cavalry won supreme honor with their blood, life, courage and wisdom, and the Tsar once gave it the honor of serving as the Imperial Guard.

A statistics show that Cossacks were the troops awarded the most pennants and guards during the Tsarist Russian period or the Soviet Union.

During the long-term battle, Cossack generals were like clouds, with stars shining, and many outstanding military generals emerged.

The most famous one is the legendary hero, Soviet Marshal Budonnie. The First Cavalry Army of the Red Army commanded by him is invincible and is well-known and can be called a legend.

It was precisely because the Cossacks performed so well in cavalry that they were all the way to World War II.

The Soviet Union still retained a large number of cavalry troops for charge, and at the peak, several guard cavalry armies were formed.

Trophy and salary once became an important source of living for the Cossacks, and the winemaking industry later developed unprecedentedly in the Cossacks region.

Because spirits are like air to the Cossacks who are addicted to alcohol, and food is as indispensable as water.

Now that the best-equipped Ming army in the world meets the Cossack cavalry, what kind of sparks their collision can spark?
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