After Genghis Khan, a generation of heroes, became the Great Khan of Mongolia, his ** family conquered all directions and became the largest family in the world at that time. Of course, there are also a lot of infighting in the ** family, and all forces have been de-Mongolized one after another, and only Haidu, the grandson of Ogedei, is the last Mongol.
When Genghis Khan was dying, he passed the position of the Great Khan to Ogedei, and said that "as long as Ogedai has a descendant, he will inherit the throne of the Great Khan in priority over others". Haidu is the grandson of Ögedei. Originally, because it belonged to the Wokotai family, Haidu should be regarded as glorious and wealthy in his life. But feng shui took turns, and in 1251 A.D., Möngke of the Torre line ascended to the throne of Great Khan. As a potential threat, Haidu was exiled to Haiabli (present-day Ili region). However, the members of the ** family understand that the Tulei family does not have the right of priority inheritance, as long as the Ogedai family has one descendant, they all have the inheritance right of the ** family, which leads to the Mongol Empire. During the days of exile, Haidu exerted his talents, united the people of the Ogedai family, and became the leader of the kings of the Ogedai family. However, at that time, the first series of tractors was not **, Meng Ge was in the prime of life, and the sea did not have enough strength to resist.
After Möngke's death, Kublai Khan and Ali Buge competed for the throne of Khan. Compared to Kublai Khan, Haidu still supported Ali Buge, because Kublai Khan did not resemble a traditional Mongol. Kublai Khan reused the Han people and implemented Han law. At that time, all the major khanates showed signs of de-Mongolization, and Kublai Khan was not alone. Although Ali Buge lost, Kublai Khan did not take the opportunity to attack, and Haidu was busy destroying the Southern Song Dynasty at that time. And Haidu did not go to Kublai Khan's station, and the two maintained an awkward tacit understanding. In 1264 A.D., the Chagatai Ulus monarch Arus died, and Mubalasa succeeded him, Kublai Khan in order to control the Chagatai Ulus, and sent another Chagatai king, Baras, to return to Chagatai Ulus and Mubalasa to jointly govern the Ulus. In accordance with Kublai Khan's orders, this Bara soon launched a mutiny, drove Mu Barasa **, ascended the throne of the monarch himself, and then according to Kublai Khan's wishes, he led the army to attack Haidu. But Haidu defeated Bara and summoned the kings to unite against Kublai Khan. Haidu sent an envoy to reproach Kublai Khan: "The old customs of this dynasty are different from the Han law, and now I stay in the Han land, build the capital and the city, the ritual system, and follow the Han law, why is it?" This is Haidu's declaration of war on Kublai Khan.
Kublai Khan sent a large army to attack Haidu, and the two sides won and lost each other. However, when the prince Namkhan rebelled, Möngke Khan's son Siriji joined forces with his grandson Tohei Timur to arrest Namkhan and his brother Kokuo and send them to Möngke Timur, the king of the Ulus of Jochi. In an instant, the armies that attacked Haidu collapsed, and what was more serious was that most of the Mongol kings and their armies, led by Silrigi and Timur, fell to the camp of Haidu, leaving Kublai Khan unable to deal with Haidu for a while. In 1289 AD, Haidu led a large army to attack Horin, a sacred place in Mongolia. The Mongol army stationed here could not resist Haidu, and Kublai Khan had to take the expedition in person, and the two ended up in a draw. Until Kublai Khan's death, Haidu was still Kublai Khan's heart disease, and he still held high the banner of resistance against Kublai Khan in the northwest.
In August 1301, Ogedai Khan Haidu united with Chagatai Khan Duwa and led the Wocha coalition army to attack the Yuan Dynasty on a large scale, first losing the Battle of Tijian Ancient Mountain, and then beating the Yuan army in the Battle of Herakheta Mountain. Haidu, who was already 67 years old, was facing victory, and he should have been on the verge of his hometown and Lin to realize his political long-cherished thoughts, but just when the supreme commander of the Yuan army, King Gan Mala of Jin, knew that He Lin was about to be defended and ordered to abandon it, Haidu, who had the upper hand, suddenly led the coalition army to retreat like a tide.
A month later, Haidu died. In the twilight of the hero, Haidu, the last Mongol, died on the eve of victory, which can be described as a regretful death.