Usurpation of Mongolia: My father-in-law is Genghis Khan

Chapter 8: Revenge will not be delayed overnight, swear to kill Wang Han!
Faced with the requests of the generals, Temujin finally gave this task to Hasar.

It's a very simple reason. Hasar's three sons, Yegu, Yesongge and Tuhupei, were all captured by Wang Han's army.

Even if Wang Han did not believe in Temujin's sincerity in surrendering, he would believe that Hasar was eager to save his son!

Moreover, Wang Han was not only Temujin's adoptive father, but also the sworn brother of Temujin's father Yesugei.

Hasar, the son of his sworn brother, surrendered voluntarily, but Wang Han killed him, which was unacceptable in any way.

Furthermore, Hasar was of noble status and a renowned warrior on the grasslands. Upon learning of his arrival, Wang Han received him as quickly as possible without wasting too much time.

Furthermore, considering Hasar's immense strength, it makes sense for him to wear this gold-painted armor as a daily garment. For an ordinary person to wear such heavy armor as a casual attire would be too out of place.

All in all, Hasar is the most suitable candidate.

As for the person to follow from a distance, Zhao Shuo himself was the best choice. After all, he was the master of the Jade Claw Divine Eagle.

However, Temujin and everyone present were reluctant to let Zhao Shuo take such an unnecessary risk, so they chose the calm and smart Mu Huali.

Then, Temujin ordered Zhao Shuo to go and meet his 3,000 troops. The others dispersed and gathered their old troops.

Zhao Shuo’s three thousand troops have arrived!

Temujin's mother Hoelun and wife Borte have arrived!

Hua Zheng’s three sisters are here!
Borchu, Borchu, Chilaowen, Hutuhu, Quchu, Alihai, Kuokuochu and other generals under Temujin have also arrived!

By the afternoon of the third day, Temujin's army had reached 7,300 men. Excluding family members, the elderly, the sick, and the wounded, his elite cavalry numbered over 5,600. Of these, 3,000 were Zhao Shuo's former troops, and over 2,600 were remnants of the army.

At the same time, Zhao Shuo's Saker Falcon also flew back and successfully found Wang Han's whereabouts.

"Khan, look..."

Mu Huali quickly drew a simple map on the ground and said, "The Jade Claw Divine Eagle circled here for a long time before returning. Wang Han's royal court should be here..."

Temujin's eyes flashed, and he said, "On the banks of the Kherlen River, in the valley of Yundu Mountain!"

Wang Han's royal court must be located near a water source with abundant pasture, and there are not many possible locations.

With the confirmation of the Jade Claw Divine Eagle, the location of Wang Han’s royal court is now certain!
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At dusk that day, swords and spears were everywhere, the setting sun was blood-red, and five thousand six hundred elite Mongolian soldiers, each riding two horses, were ready to go.

"Eagles of the steppe! Loyal and brave Mongolian soldiers!"

Temujin, riding on a turquoise steed, slowly turned towards the 5,600 elite soldiers and said in a clear voice, "Many people have heard about the grudge between me, Temujin, and Wang Han, right?

When Wang Khan first ascended the throne of the Kerait tribe, he slaughtered nearly all of his brothers. Furious, his uncle, Gur Khan, led an attack and ousted Wang Khan from the throne. My father, Yesugei, responded to Wang Khan's plea for help and led his troops to help him regain the throne. He even became his sworn brother.

Later, my father was poisoned to death by his enemies, and the rest of the clan was scattered, leaving only my widow and me. We scraped weeds, caught fish, and prawns, and lived a miserable life. Wang Han, however, ignored our plight.

When I was twelve, I was taken as a slave by Talihutai of the Taichiwu tribe. I suffered humiliation, but Wang Han remained silent. It was not until I grew up, married, and gave Wang Han a sable fur cloak from my wife's dowry that he decided to adopt me as his son and protect me.

When my wife Borte was abducted by our enemy, the Merkits, Wang Khan did help me, and together with Jamukha, he helped me get my beautiful wife back.

Later, Wang Khan was defeated again by Gur Khan, leaving only a blind, black-maned yellow horse by his side. By then, I was already the Khan of Mongolia. Grateful for his kindness, I brought him to my domain. I levied heavy taxes on my subjects, not only to support him but also to help him rally his old troops and regain his position as Khan of the Kerait tribe.

Later, Wang Han and I joined forces to attack the Naimans. Seeing the situation unfavorable for the allied forces, he secretly fled with his troops under cover of darkness, betraying me. However, the Naimans, fearing my military might, dared not attack me. Instead, they pursued him, seizing his people, his wife and daughters, and even his only son, Sangkun. Wang Han, disgraced, begged me for help. I, putting aside past grudges, dispatched four of my generals to help him recapture his people, his wife and daughters, and his son…”

Temujin explained in public all the grudges between him and Wang Han, one by one.

In short, while Wang Khan certainly showed immense gratitude to Temujin, Temujin and his son helped Wang Khan regain the Khan throne twice, saved him from danger numerous times, and even helped him regain his wife. If one carefully calculates the total, it's definitely Temujin and his son who showed Wang Khan greater kindness.

Finally, Temujin said, "Wang Han and I once swore an oath before the whole world: If we are envied by others, if we are provoked by fanged snakes, we will not be provoked, but will use our teeth and mouths to make things clear to each other and trust each other. If we are separated by fanged snakes, we will not be separated, but will use our mouths and tongues to verify each other and trust each other.

Now, Wang Han has sent his army to attack my people for no reason, destroyed my camp, looted my cattle and sheep, collapsed my bed, and scattered my stove, leaving me to die without a burial place!
He broke our oath!

Is it bearable, what is unbearable?

Now, I declare that I, Temujin, and Wang Han are no longer friends! We are no longer foster father and adopted son, but sworn enemies! My loyal and brave soldiers, Temujin!

Five thousand six hundred warriors responded in unison, their voices shaking the sky: "Here!"

"Follow me to Wang Han's royal court! We will attack his troops, destroy his camp, and plunder his cattle, sheep, and civilians. We will leave him without a burial place! This battle is a matter of life and death for the Mongols! The guilty will be executed immediately, and those who have achieved merit will be rewarded handsomely! Whoever kills Wang Han will be granted... 5,000 households!"

This is the method used by the great leader Temujin.

Wang Han was the sworn brother of Temujin's father, Yesugei, and the adopted father of Temujin himself! He once sent troops to help Temujin reclaim his wife during his most humiliating time! He also joined forces with Temujin in his most dangerous moment to defeat the Twelve Tribes led by Jamuka! No one can deny his immense kindness to Temujin!
Yes, the two of them are at odds with each other now.

However, what if someone really did something to Wang Han, and Temujin refused to admit it and wanted to avenge his "adoptive father" Wang Han?
Now, Temujin is telling everyone clearly: Wang Han is now an enemy, not a friend, and whoever kills him will definitely be rewarded with merit!
Kill! Kill everyone!

If there is any infamy, Temujin himself will bear it. The one who killed Wang Khan only needs to enjoy the glory of victory!

Whoever can kill Wang Han will be granted 5,000 households!

What does "five thousand households" mean? You have to know that Temujin only has 5,600 elite cavalrymen. If you count carefully, there are less than 5,000 households!

Under the heavy reward, there must be a brave man!
"Behead Wang Han! Enfeoff five thousand households!"

"Behead Wang Han! Enfeoff five thousand households!"

"Behead Wang Han! Enfeoff five thousand households!"

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Temujin completely relieved the soldiers' worries and aroused their fighting spirit.

They shouted loudly!

Their sharp swords and guns were raised high into the sky, and the setting sun reflected patches of blood red!
(End of this chapter)