Rebirth of the Ming Dynasty: Sixth Generation of Glory, I don't want it

Chapter 519 Provocation

Chapter 519 Provocation

"We have so many people to support, it's time to move around. Whether I go or not is another matter, but my second brother wants to go. Hehehe."

Zhu Zhanji grinned.

Zhu Zhanyong was bored to death and was impatient to stay around his grandfather like him, so he decided to go out and fight.

"Let me think about it and then talk to your grandfather. Let me make it clear first, you can fight, but if your grandfather wants to go, you can't stand on his side."

Zhu Gaochi had always been opposed to it, and another reason was that any expedition must be famous.

Unprovoked expeditions have always been criticized in history books.

Although Zhu Di's position is now very stable, it cannot be denied because it was not passed down from his grandfather.

No matter what Zhu Di did, if he did it well, he might get a praise.

If you don’t do it well, you will be infamous for eternity.

Even though the country has been peaceful and prosperous for so many years, there are still people who say that it is just the legacy of the previous emperor.

Therefore, Zhu Gaochi has been trying to prevent Zhu Di from doing anything too extreme.

Now it seems that he is still too narrow-minded.

The crime is in the present time, but the merit is in the future.

His father might hesitate about this statement because he is the one to bear the blame, but his mother would definitely agree.

You know what, now is the best time to take action.

Yilibali is the Eastern Chagatai Khanate established by the descendants of the Mongol Chagatai Khanate.

They established their country very early, even earlier than the Ming Dynasty. It was connected to Hami in the east, Samarkand in the west, the former Oirat tribe in the north, and Khotan in the south.

The country's royal lineage is the descendants of Genghis Khan's Golden Family.

The national composition is very complex, mainly composed of various Mongolian tribes scattered outside, plus tribal groups in various parts of the Western Regions.

Since its founding, the Eastern Chagatai Khanate has never been at peace, with constant internal fighting.

In the third year of Hongwu, the Khan's son-in-law Timur supported a puppet, declared himself the successor of the Chagatai Khanate, established his capital in Barik, and established the Timurid Empire.

The Khan's successor certainly refused to accept this, but he was unable to defeat the enemy, so he could only retreat and occupy part of the territory.

So in the 24th year of Hongwu, the then Khan of the Eastern Chagatai Khanate, Hederhuozh, sent envoys to the Ming Dynasty to pay tribute.

Coincidentally, the Timurid Empire once laid siege to the capital.

The Hei'erhuozhe, whose national strength was relatively weak, tried to establish contacts with the Ming Dynasty.

Timur, whose country was powerful, died outside the capital.

At that time, Timur's brothers and sons all fled back. They fought for the Khan throne for many years and devastated the Timurid Empire.

After the Eastern Chagatai Khanate had been passed down for two generations, the new Khan was called Mahamat, a capable man. After working hard to govern the country and restoring its strength, he tried to take back the territory that originally belonged to them, which was the entire Timurid Empire.

In this way, the entire Western Region can be said to have been in war for years.

In the 12th year of Yongle, Mahamat of the Eastern Chagatai Khanate died, and his nephew Nakhchikan accepted the Ming Dynasty's enthronement and inherited the throne.

But just last year, in the 14th year of Yongle, Naheshijihan was killed by Mahama's grandson Waisi.

Then an uncle named Ma Hema emerged and started competing with Waisi for the Khan position again.

This news was brought back by Tonobuha's people.

The three Mongolian tribes all have some blood relatives outside, and many have infiltrated the two empires. In recent years, the two countries have actually been almost exhausted.

Tonobuhua wanted to take advantage of the opportunity.

Zhu Di also felt that this was the best opportunity to justify his actions.

The Ming Dynasty only conferred the title of Naheshijihan, and no one else was recognized in name. Waisi killed Naheshijihan, which was a provocation!