The evolution of various Mongolian tribes is very complicated, and it is difficult to explore it unless someone is well versed in this history.
For example, the Heshuote tribe who are now the leaders of the Oirat Mongolian alliance are not, strictly speaking, the most primitive Oara people.
At the beginning of the 15th century, the Heshuote tribe moved westward to join the Oara, and together with the original three tribes of Junggar, Durbot, and Turgut, formed the Four Owarats.
Because of this, Oirat Mongolia did not form a joint force from beginning to end, but instead continued internal struggles.
There are two tribes called Dulbert in Mongolia, which belong to a different tribe with the same name.
One person, whose surname was Choros, was a descendant of Oirat Tai Jibohan and was called Waizhasak.
There was also a man named Borzijit, who belonged to Nezasak and was based on the left bank of the Nen River, which is today's Daqing City.
In the last century, with the rise of the Eastern Chagatai Khanate, the Monan Tumut Tribe, and the Mobei Khalkha, the Dulbert Tribe was squeezed.
It was not until the beginning of the seventeenth century that Dulbert chose to move westward, away from the core area of Mongolia, and finally enjoyed a period of stability and prosperity.
However, with the rise of Batur Hutaiji of the Junggar tribe, the Dulbert tribe has been under tremendous pressure. Under repeated blows, it has gradually declined.
Compared with the Durbot tribe, the Turgut tribe was more straightforward and directly chose to go further to the west, eventually settling in the Volga River Basin.
It's a pity that with the expansion of Russia, the Torgut tribe is facing a new danger.
In today's Western Region, only the Junggar tribe and the Heshuote tribe are competing for supremacy.
Oqiltu Khan was anxious when he saw that the Junggar tribe was getting stronger and stronger, so he chose to join forces with the Yarkand Khanate to attack Batur Hutaiji.
In order to ensure the smooth progress of the war, he asked Ombu Erdeni to station at the Sarajik Ulianghai Banner and continue to provide war horses for the army.
Ombul Erdeni was very satisfied with this job.
He is one of the leaders of the Tuhan tribe. Among the princes and nobles of Heshuote, he is the kind of person who stands aside and does not want to help Erqiltu Khan fight for life and death.
He plans to take the opportunity to vigorously develop his tribe. If both Eqirtu Khan and Batur Hutai Jida are defeated, then he will not have no chance to become the leader of the Oirat Mongolia.
He had heard about the situation in Khalkha Mongolia for a long time, but he didn't take it seriously.
In his view, even if the Han people's power swept across the grasslands, it would be limited.
Over the past thousands of years, how many powerful dynasties of the Han people have entered the desert, but didn't they all end in haste?
This is no place for Han people to come.
Not to mention, Sarajik Ulianghai Banner is located in the deepest part of the desert. Whether you're coming from Mobei or the Western Regions, it's not easy to get here.
Even if the Han people who are good at farming can conquer Mobei and the Western Regions, they will certainly not be able to cross the mountains and show off their power here.
It was precisely because of his negligence that the Second Cavalry Division suddenly appeared and brought disaster to the Mongols.
Zuo Shi was overjoyed when he saw that the Mongolian tribe was just beside the river, surrounded by flat grasslands with no obstructions.
It is this kind of enemy that the cavalry likes to raid the most.
He raised his sword and took the lead, gradually accelerating and rushing forward.
Behind him, 50,000 cavalrymen, no matter whether they were forwards or rearguards, combatants or logistics personnel, all took up their weapons and rolled towards the Mongols like a flood overflowing an embankment.
The peaceful land was awakened by the hoofs of horses. The panicked Mongolians rushed out of the yurt and only glanced towards the east, leaving only endless despair.
There were more enemies than their entire tribe put together, and they were all soldiers. It was far beyond what a tribe like theirs, a mixture of old, weak, women and children, could resist.
Despite this, the Mongolian man still ran towards the war horse.
Anyone and any nation is brave when defending their homeland.
Only the princes and nobles are not in this category.
Others bravely faced the Second Cavalry Division, but Ombu Erdeni turned around and ran away.
He was a noble Taiji, how could he die so easily?
There is endless glory and wealth waiting for him to enjoy.
Even if the Mongols lost their last bit of fighting spirit because of his escape, he didn't care.
They are just some lowly slaves. It doesn't matter even if they are all dead, they can still be captured again.
The number of Mongolians who actually faced the National Defense Forces was only more than 300, just like a drop in the ocean.
Although these people are brave, it is impossible for the National Defense Forces to feel pity just because they appreciate their bravery on the battlefield.
To dare to resist under such a general trend shows that he is definitely the most stubborn enemy.
Eliminating them is the best strategy.
Tens of thousands of war horses galloped past, leaving nothing but dust and smoke on the grassland.
The three hundred Mongolian warriors did not create any waves, and did not even take a lingering look at their homeland.
Sarajik Ulianghai Banner was successfully captured by the National Defense Forces.
The women and children in the tribe are peaceful.
The ecology on the grassland is like this.
The tribe was defeated, women, cattle and sheep were spoils of war, children became slaves, and anyone taller than a wheel would be killed.
I don’t know how many women here have experienced this, so they don’t care.
What they didn't expect was that the National Defense Forces did not carry out a massacre, and even the adult men survived.
Not only that, the National Defense Forces evenly distributed the captured cattle and sheep to them, and also allocated pastures for them to settle as family units.
When the National Defense Forces violently dealt with several incidents of property robbery, all Mongolians felt different.
This seems like a new life.
It's strange, but seems very comfortable.
At the very least, watching the running cattle, sheep and horses belongs to you. This feeling is something I have never experienced before.
After the security forces and administrative officials arrived, the Second Cavalry Division immediately set off and rushed along the Yenisei River to attack the Ulianghai Sanzuo Leader.
The Mongols here had received the news and knew they could not defeat them, so they fled one after another.
The Second Cavalry Division did not care for themselves. After seizing the territory, they still distributed cattle, sheep and pasture to the poor herdsmen who stayed behind.
This approach brings a huge benefit.
An experienced herdsman came to inform the Second Cavalry Division. He knew that there was a road leading to Ubusu Nur, which is also Ubusu Lake.
Although this is a salt lake with a very extreme climate, it is already in the hinterland of Oirat Mongolia.
As long as you occupy this place, no matter which direction you attack, you can make the entire Oirat Mongolia no longer safe.
Zuo Shiqing knew that the matter was of great importance and immediately reported it to his superiors.
He was quickly given instructions.
Keep marching, killing all enemies in sight.
It can be said that this order is equivalent to loosening the bonds of the Second Cavalry Division.
The entire Second Cavalry Division has more than 50,000 men and is equipped with all guns and artillery. If they really want to fight without restriction, the entire Oirat Mongolian force will not be a match.
It is said that the nomads are people on horseback, but no one knows that the highly moral Han cavalry is the most terrifying existence in the world.
