Subutai (1176 1248), a native of the Mongol Ulianghe. Father Haban. Gift allegiance to Xuanli Zuo Ming meritorious heroes, Kaifu Yi with the three divisions, Shangzhu country. Posthumously crowned the king of Henan, and said "loyalty".
Haban had two sons, the eldest son was Huluhun, and the second son was Subutai. Both brothers are brave and good at riding and shooting. When Genghis Khan was in the Banjuni River, Haban drove a flock of sheep to the sacrifice, but was robbed halfway and Haban was captured. Kuluhun and Subutai rushed to fight with the thieves, and the thieves and thieves fell, and the rest fled. The brothers rescued their father, and the sheep were able to travel to the place where Genghis Khan was. Genghis Khan admired the loyalty and bravery of the two brothers, so he stayed by his side and gave each of them the position of a hundred households.
Subutai followed the army to attack Jinhuanzhou (now north of Zhenglanqi, Inner Mongolia), and took the lead in landing the city, thus breaking the city. Genghis Khan praised his bravery and ordered a cart of gold silk. At that time, the Miriya was strong and unattached. Subutai asked to go to the court, and was granted. The first general Ali was selected to lead a hundred people first, in order to get a glimpse of its reality and lead the army to advance quickly. Before Ali left, Subutai warned Ali and said, "When you stay overnight, you must bring some baby toys with you." If they go, they will throw them away, so that they will think that our army has fled with their families. Ali did what he wanted. When he saw it, he was fooled, so he didn't take precautions. Soon, Subutai led a large army to the Toad River, met with Miriji, won a battle, and won his second general, and surrendered to his people. Its subordinate Huo Du fled to the Kipchak, and Subutai led his troops to pursue, fought with the Kipchak army in Yuyu, and defeated the Kipchak army.
Genghis Khan led the expedition back to China, and his lord destroyed the country and left. Genghis Khan's fate was not fast, and Jebe pursued his master, and when he reached the Gray River, Jebe fought unfavorably. Subutai garrisoned Hedong and told his soldiers to light three torches each to show the strength of the army. Su Butai won without a fight. He also commanded 10,000 troops to be pursued by the city of Bilihan in Buerhan Mountain (now Kent Mountain, Mongolia), and fled into the sea again, but within a month, he died of panic in terror. So Subutai got all the treasures he abandoned and dedicated them to Genghis Khan.
The following year, Subutai pursued and pacified the Kipchak Khanate, captured its chieftain alive, and surrendered its people. Subsequently, Subutai followed Genghis Khan to conquer Hexi, and Subutai led the army to capture the departments of Sali Wu, Telle, Chimin, etc., as well as Deshun, Zhenxu, Lan, Hui, Tao, and Hezhou, and got 5,000 horses from the north, all of which were dedicated to the court. Genghis Khan died, and he returned to the division without speed.
In the second year of Shaoding in the Southern Song Dynasty (1229), Taizong Wokotai ascended the throne. Subutai attacked Tongguan from Taizong, lost the battle, and Taizong was responsible. At that time, Tuo Lei was in the domain, and after hearing about this, he persuaded Taizong to say that it is common for victorious and defeated soldiers to happen. Taizong Fang was angry, and his fate was not effective. So Subutai led troops to follow the tow mine through Henan. At that time, the Mongolian army division went out of Niutou Pass and suddenly encountered 200,000 gold soldiers led by the Jin general Wanyan Heda in Sanfeng Mountain. The Mongol army attacked from all sides. The Jin army was defeated and slaughtered by the Mongol army. In the battle of Sanfeng Mountain, the main force of the Jin army was almost completely annihilated, and the Jin army was slumped from then on.
In the summer of the fifth year of Shaoding, Tuo Lei was still stationed in Guanshan, and the troops of the Daoist army besieged Bianjing (now Kaifeng). In the second year, the gold lord Wanyan Shouxu crossed the Yellow River to the north, and Su Butai ordered the army to chase to Huanglonggang, and defeated the Jin army again, beheading more than 10,000 people. The Jin lord fled south to Guide Fu (now Shangqiu, Henan), and soon fled to Caizhou. Jin Bianjing lowered the yuan. Subutai captured his concubines and treasures to the imperial court and besieged Caizhou. Caizhou was breached, and the gold lord died after finishing his face and guarding the Xu**. Kim died. In the eighth year of Chunyou of the Southern Song Dynasty (1248), he died at the age of 73.