In the 56th year of Qianlong, Hailancha shocked the Gurkha army with its brave and invincible combat effectiveness, successfully conquered the Gurkha, and realized the transformation from herding cattle to the highest military general of the Qing Dynasty.
He built up his exploits on several occasions, causing his portrait to be hung in the Purple Light Pavilion four times, and he participated in most of Qianlong's Ten Perfections. His heroic deeds have been celebrated, and to this day he remains a hero worthy of respect and praise.
Even Qianlong attached great importance and appreciation to him, and even made an exception for him to enter Zhaozhong Temple after his death.
So just how amazing is this valiant warrior? Why did Emperor Qianlong pay so much attention to it? 1. The Solun Baturu Soren are one of the oldest nomadic peoples, and Hailancha has excelled in horseback archery since childhood.
According to records, "Hailancha, with a strong body and superb archery skills, will surely die if he shoots", which can be seen in his riding and archery skills. In addition, he also shines with excellent qualities such as resourcefulness, bravery, and integrity.
Among the Jurchen tribes under the rule of Huang Taiji, the Sauron tribe was also included in the rule. They were stationed in the north for a long time to defend the Qing army against strong enemies. In the twentieth year of Qianlong, in order to end the war suffering of the people everywhere, Hailancha joined the Qing army and became an ordinary cavalryman, known as the "horse vest".
Qianlong was determined to pacify Dzungaria and ensure border tranquility and territorial integrity. It lasted more than three years, and the whole country exerted its strength to finally wipe out Dzungaria. During this time, Bayar, the leader of the Huith, rebelled and fled into the mountains.
The Hailancha was ordered to pursue in the cavalry battalion, and after hardships and dangers, with keen insight and superb cavalry and archery skills, Bayarsheng was captured back to the camp with only one arrow.
Originally, he was just an ordinary cavalryman, but he was praised by Qianlong and summoned into the palace for such feats. Hailancha showed great potential, and Qianlong also valued him, so he was not only awarded the position of second-class guard, but also revered as "Baturu", which is the highest honor for a warrior.
In order to boost morale, Emperor Qianlong hung the portraits of meritorious generals in the Ziguang Pavilion, and the portrait of Hailancha was also among them, which was undoubtedly an affirmation of his great honor.
However, Hylancha did not get lost because of this, and continued to focus on improving his martial arts.