The room in the sweat tent suddenly became quiet.
The few Taijis who were still talking in low voices now stopped talking and looked at Kancantada.
Bu Shitu, who was sitting in the main seat, frowned.
"Where does Lao Taiji want to borrow troops?" Azig was the first to ask Kankantada.
At this time, Su Nang suddenly said: "The idea of borrowing troops is a good one. I support Lao Taiji's idea. When our right-wing Mongolia encounters difficulties, we can definitely ask left-wing Mongolia to borrow troops. Hutuktu Khan is the great khan of all tribes in the grassland. You must be willing to lend us troops."
"No need." Bu Shitu refused to borrow troops from Chahar without even thinking.
The Hetao area was originally the pasture of the Chahar tribe. Later, due to the power of Altan Khan, they had to abandon the rich pasture and move eastward to what is now Baicheng.
Now the situation is reversed. Chahar is the strong one and Tumut is the weak one. In addition, the Chahar tribe has always had the idea of moving westward. Naturally, Bu Shitu is unwilling to borrow troops from Mongolia on the left.
Kankantada said at this time: "The Chahar Tribe and the Horqin Tribe have been having constant disputes. In addition, the Houjin Dynasty, which has risen in recent years, has intervened in the affairs between the Horqin and Chahar Tribes. The various left-wing Mongolian tribes have conquered each other. So I have no intention of borrowing troops from them."
"I can be a lobbyist. Maybe Hutuktu Khan is willing to lend troops." Su Nang said.
"I said before, there is no need to borrow troops from Chahar." Bu Shitu's voice turned cold.
He understood what Su Nang was thinking, and it was naturally impossible to borrow troops from Chahar to lure the wolf into the house.
Kankantada said: "What the Great Khan said is that we will not borrow troops from Chahar this time, and everyone knows that the Chahar tribe has been plotting against our Tumut grassland. How can this kind of thing lead a wolf into the house?" Do."
After saying that, he looked at Su Nang coldly.
When it comes to Tumut matters, he will never give in, let alone let Chahar enter the grasslands of Tumut tribes.
"Well said, left-wing Mongolians must not be allowed to come." Azig spoke out in support.
The Karaqin tribe is also a tribe with 30,000 households in the right-wing Mongolia. On this point, he stands with the Tumut tribe.
Su Nang put down the wine glass in his hand, looked at Kankantada, and sneered: "If we don't borrow troops from Mongolia on the left, how can we expect the Ordos and Yongxiebu tribes?"
While speaking, he glanced at Azig who was sitting not far away.
The Karaqin tribe from which Azig was born is one of the tribes from the Yongxiebu tribe.
When Su Nang mentioned Ordos and Yongxie Bubu, Bu Shitu's face became very ugly.
The original Khan's order to recruit soldiers from various tribes was also sent to the Ordos and Yongxiebu tribes. In the end, the Ordos tribe only sent one Taiji to come and leave, and the Yongxiebu tribe only sent three from the Karaqin tribe. Thousands of warriors.
The actions of these two tribes of 10,000 households in right-wing Mongolia were tantamount to ignoring the will of the Great Khan, the co-owner of 30,000 households in right-wing Mongolia, and it was no less than a slap in the face.
Kankantada said: "The Ordos tribe needs to guard the Eight White Houses, and the Yongxiebu tribe has also declined. The strongest Karaqin tribe, Baihong Dahataiji, sent his son Azig and three thousand warriors. This Aren’t you supporting the Great Khan?”
Bu Shitu's face brightened slightly.
The three thousand warriors of the Karaqin tribe have become the last fig leaf for him, the Great Khan.
"Since the Ordos tribe and the Yongxiebu tribe can no longer send soldiers over, and they will not borrow troops from Mongolia on the left, where do you want to borrow troops from? And which tribe is willing to borrow troops." Su Nang snorted.
He could see clearly that in the entire Monan Mongolia, only Chahar was likely to agree to their request to borrow troops.
"You don't have to ask Khutuktu Khan to borrow troops." Kankantada smiled, then looked at Halbala of the Ulut tribe and said, "In the past, the old Taiji, the commander of the five routes, was still there. When we were here, we often communicated with several tribes in Mobei, so we can definitely borrow troops from Mobei."
Bu Shitu patted his thigh and said with a smile: "This is a good idea. There are Chechen Khans, Tuxie Tuhans, and Zasaktu Khans in Mobei, especially the Chechen Khans, who have always had close contacts with the Uluts. , I believe that the request for borrowing troops will not be rejected."
"If the Great Khan agrees to borrow troops from various tribes in Mobei, why not send a few Taijis from the Ulut tribe to Mobei." Kankantada took advantage of the situation and said to Bu Shitu.
The fortune-telling rabbit nodded and said: "This Khan agreed, and Sukhbamon will go to Mobei."
"Yes." Sukhbamon, who was sitting below, stood up and bowed.
Su Nang snorted coldly and picked up the wine glass again to drink.
Bu Shitu looked at the many Taijis in the big tent and said: "From today on, we will temporarily suspend our troops with the Tiger Character Banner. We will wait until reinforcements are borrowed from Mobei and then decide when to attack the Tiger Character Banner."
"We obey the will of the Great Khan."
Many Tai Ji in the Khan tent agreed in unison.
Bu Shitu turned to look at Kankantada and said, "There is one more thing that needs to be solved by Lao Taiji."
"Great Khan, please speak." Kankantada said respectfully.
Bu Shitu said: "In these battles, various tribes have lost many warriors. Now the corpses are still left at the Tiger Flag. I need you, Lao Taiji, to arrange for the corpses of the warriors to be brought back."
"Don't worry, Khan, I will make arrangements when I get back." Kankantada did not refuse and accepted the task of getting the body back.
The matters discussed in the Khan tent were almost settled. Taiji stayed in the Khan tent and ate with the Khan before returning to his tribe.
The people in the tent had almost left, and Bu Shitu said to his personal guard Zhamuhe: "Go and find Temulun, don't let anyone find out."
Zamulun exited the sweat tent.
It had not been long since Taiji had left, and soon Zhamuhe took Temulun back to the Khan tent.
"Great Khan, are you looking for me?"
Returning to the sweat tent, Temulun first bowed to the fortune-telling rabbit.
"You sit down first." Bu Shitu raised his hand and pointed to a cushion not far away.
Temulun walked over and sat cross-legged on it.
Bu Shitu said to Zhamuhe again: "Zhamuhe, you have my bodyguards to watch outside the tent. No one is allowed to come near without my will."
"Yes." Zhamuhe retreated again.
Temulun watched Zhamuhe walk out of the tent before he looked back, knowing in his heart that Dahan had something important to tell him.
Bu Shitu said: "Now no one can suddenly break into Ben Khan's tent, and you don't have to worry that the words between you and Ben Khan will be heard, so I hope you can tell the truth."
"Don't worry, Great Khan, I will never dare to do anything to deceive the Great Khan." Temulun said solemnly.
Bu Shitu nodded and said: "I trust you, so I asked you to come here. Only you can help me solve my doubts."
"I wonder what the Great Khan wants to ask?" Temulun asked in confusion.
He could tell that Bu Shitu was so solemn that he must have something to say to him, but he didn't want others to know.
