The Elegy of the Liao Dynasty: Things About Ju'er Khan

During the Second Crusade in the twelfth century, legend has it that there was a Christian emperor John from the East. He possessed magical weapons such as the Gate of Alexander and the Fountain of Youth, which helped him defeat powerful enemies. He was a defender of Christianity in Central Asia and defeated a 100,000 Seljuk coalition in the Battle of Katwan. John's other name is Yelu Dashi. When the Daliao Dynasty was in danger of survival and decline, Yelu Dashi assisted his uncle Yelu Chun in succeeding to the throne to stabilize the situation. After the death of Yelu Chun, he fully assisted the Queen Mother Xiao Puxian in power and repelled the attacks of the Song Dynasty army many times. Later, Xiao Pu Xiannu was executed by Yelu Yanxi. Yelu Dashi was disheartened and left with two hundred people. He wandered all the way and went through many hardships, established the powerful Western Liao Empire thousands of miles away, became the emperor of the Daliao Dynasty, also known as Ju'er Khan, which means sweat in sweat, and became the legendary Eastern Elder King John of the Europeans. Today, China is called "Khitan" in Russian, Arabic, and Latin, which is due to the achievements of Yelv Dashi. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.