Mongol Emperor Ogedai

In 1229 AD, the princes and nobles of Hara and Lin, the capital of the Mongolian Empire, were preparing for the crown prince's enthronement. He was Ogedei's successor to Genghis Khan as Great Khan and Emperor. The Mongol Empire often honors the Great Khan as its supreme ruler. As the Mongol Empire continued to grow stronger and expand its territory, it was unwilling to surrender under the rule of the Jin Kingdom and fought many wars with the Jin Kingdom. Under the rule of the Jin Kingdom, knowledgeable people from the Central Plains defected to the Mongolian Empire one after another, which strengthened the dominance of the Mongolian Empire and also enhanced the development of Han culture in the Mongol Empire. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.