The Travelers of the Heavens

Since the signing of the truce agreement in 1953, the bloody war that lasted for more than ten years between the Great Zhou Empire and Wang Yu and the Allies and later the United Nations finally came to a close.

In the next twenty years, as the Western forces led by Country M were completely driven out of the East, there was no longer a war between the East and the West.

In the unprecedented World War II, many countries were destroyed and their entire population was slaughtered. Wang Yu established a kingdom spanning three continents: Asia, Europe, and Africa.

Compared with the so-called"great empire" that spanned several continents in true and false history, Wang Yu's kingdom was more worthy of its name. He really realized the rule of the Great Zhou Empire in these places, although he represented the Emperor of Zhou one after another. Some vassal states were sealed, but relying on their powerful deterrence to suppress them, these vassal states governed by people with foreign surnames did not dare to rebel at all.

In addition, Wang Yu's sons also have fiefdoms in Zhongzhou (formerly Rooster Land, not the Zhongzhou Kingdom of Nine States) and Beizhou. Each of them has heavy troops and can easily eliminate the princes with foreign surnames who dare to challenge their father and even the royal family of the Great Zhou Empire..

Among these princes with foreign surnames, the Mongolian Khanate is very special. It is a khanate governed by King De, the former leader of the Sunit Banner of the Xilingol League, and his descendants.

King De was the first Great Khan of the Mongol Khanate conferred by the Zhou Empire. The Mongol Khanate has a vast territory. The total land of Inner and Outer Mongolia is nearly three million square kilometers, all of which is the territory of the Mongol Khanate.

After King De accepted Wang Yu's canonization in 1952, he returned to the Mongolian grasslands with a large amount of weapons, equipment and funds rewarded by Wang Yu to recruit troops. Under the operation of his general Li Shouxin, King De quickly gathered a force of 100,000 troops, and then He began to attack those Mongolian princes who disobeyed him.

The war in the Mongolian grasslands lasted for more than three years, and King De officially became the Great Khan of the Mongolian Khanate in 1956.

In September 1956, Wang Yu took his beloved concubine Pei Nanwei to Xinalahelin, the capital of the Mongolian Khanate, for an inspection, mainly to inspect King De's battle against the resistance forces of the Mongolian Khanate in the past few years.

Ahrahelin here is the real Ordos, the capital of the Mongolian Khanate selected by Wang Yu. Because King De claimed to be a descendant of the Jin family, the name of the capital had to have the characteristics of the Jin family.

Alakhulin is the name of the place where Genghis Khan and the Mongolian Yuan Empire were established hundreds of years ago. Using this name to name the new capital of the Mongolian Khanate can also win over some descendants of the Golden Family scattered around.

On September 25, 1956, King De, his general Li Shouxin and other confidants met with Wang Yu who came for inspection in Xinala and Lincheng.

There aren’t many stories about this inspection, but Wang Yu’s dressing up deserves a mention.

He put down his bun, and combed his long hair with a few thin braids. He wore a saucer-shaped hat in the style of the Mongolian nobles, a robe with narrow sleeves on the left side, and feet. Wear a pair of boots embroidered with dragon patterns.

Wang Yu dressed himself up as an ancient Mongolian noble to express respect for the new Mongol Khanate and the first generation of the imperial khan.

This is not the first time Wang Yu has played COS. In the mainland of the Zhou Empire, when he visited the territory of the five Xiongnu chanyus, he often dressed himself up as a Huns to express respect for the Xiongnu chanyus.

Pei Nanwei, who accompanied Wang Yulai during the inspection this time, did not pretend to be a Mongolian noble woman. She wore a sapphire blue horse skirt decorated with gold threads, an emerald green wide-sleeved collared shirt, and golden birds and auspicious clouds embroidered on both shoulders. The back is also embroidered with circular patterns similar to those of Ming and Qing dynasties.

Since the Mongol Khanate had just experienced a war, it had neither time nor extra money to build a palace. The important officials of the Mongol Khanate, led by King De, could only temporarily live in large yurts to work.

The place where Wang Yu was received was also a large yurt. Wang was very aware of the difficulties of the Mongolian Khanate at this time. He exempted the Mongolian Khanate from paying taxes for the next five years, which attracted many Mongolian dignitaries to kneel down and thank him.

Wang Yu asked King De to search for Genghis Khan's relics, and then build"Eight White Houses" in Xinala and Lincheng to worship these relics.

After all, King Deok claimed to be a descendant of the Golden Family, so it was only logical to find the relics of his ancestors and enshrine them in the capital.

This"Eight White Houses" is a building similar to the Ordos Chengling Mausoleum in reality. It was funded and built by Wang Yu's son, Beizhou Army Commander-in-Chief Wang Zheng. This was obviously under Wang Yu's order.

Wang Yu also allowed King De to recruit 20 divisions as the garrison of the Mongol Khanate. King De could select 3 of the divisions as the"Qixue Army" to protect his personal safety.

The weapons and equipment of these troops are provided by the Beizhou Army Command, but a factory for the production of ammunition will be built in the Mongolian Khanate in the future. However, the replacement and maintenance of firearms must be verified and approved by relevant personnel of the Beizhou Army Command. In other words, the Mongol Khanate's army had"ammunitions but no guns."

The Mongol Khanate garrison was only equipped with light weapons and did not have any artillery. This configuration is also standard for all princes with foreign surnames.

The organization of the Mongol Khanate army, including all the armies of princes with foreign surnames, is also different from that of the Kyushu Army. One of their divisions is based on the standard of a reorganized division of the Kuomintang army, with about 12,000 to 15,000 soldiers.

Wang Yu stayed in the large yurts in Xinala and Lincheng for half a month before taking Pei Nanwei back to Yancheng (the capital). Before leaving, he rewarded King De with many belongings.

After returning to Yancheng, Wang Yu planned to inspect Tibetan areas.

Since he divided the Tibetan area into eighteen states and handed them over to the eighteen local chieftains to govern, disputes have continued in the Tibetan areas for several years. The chieftains have been fighting each other, but no one can completely eliminate the other. The sphere of influence has not changed much, but the population of the Tibetan areas has. It was reduced because of the war.

The purpose of Wang Yu's inspection of Tibetan areas was to weaken the influence of religion, implement comprehensive secular governance, and at the same time improve the treatment of serfs.

As we all know, the serfs in Tibetan areas were very miserable. They didn't even have shoes. Although the Zhou Empire was also a slave empire, this behavior of being a slave made Wang Yu lose his face. As early as when he divided the Tibetan area into eighteen states Relevant laws had already been promulgated at that time, but it is not yet known whether the local chieftains followed them.

In March 1957, Wang Yu led his army to inspect Tibetan areas. Pei Nanwei or Jingbaozi did not follow Wang Yu on the inspection. After all, the geographical location of Tibetan areas was special and the situation was more complicated. Wang Yu did not bring any female dependents with him.

After arriving in the Tibetan area, Wang Yu saw that the chieftains did not implement the decree he issued a few years ago, so he was furious and ordered the accompanying soldiers to arrest all the chieftains from the eighteen families and lecture them.

The chieftains trembled under Wang Yu's thunderous wrath, and they could only kowtow and beg for mercy, promising to correct themselves immediately.

After lecturing the chieftains, Wang Yu summoned the local religious leaders and ordered the monk soldiers to be disbanded. The security of the temples would be taken care of by the local chieftains' troops. In short, the temples no longer had the right to interfere in government affairs, nor did they have any armed forces belonging to them.

This move naturally aroused opposition from the religious forces in Tibetan areas, but Wang Yu took a tough stance and executed several senior monks as a deterrent before suppressing them.

After staying in the Tibetan area for more than two months, Wang Yu led his army to leave and return to Yancheng.

After returning to Yancheng, Wang Yu explained some things to his second son Wang Qi and Prime Minister Chu Bufan, and then returned to the land of Jiuzhou and Ten Thousand Kingdoms. This time he wanted to have a good show with the emperor and empress. After all, this person is also very important..