The Tang Dynasty's Heavenly Khan

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It was the year of the Xuanwu Gate Incident.

Li Xian led three thousand Xuanwu Guards to seal off Chang'an,

kill the crown prince, and destroy the Prince of Qin.

Just then, a massive Turkic army of two hundred thousand troops arrived at Chang'an. Li Xian flew into a rage and fought back.

He then campaigned for three thousand li, heading north to rout the Turks. At the royal court south of the desert, he performed the Fengshan sacrifice at Mount Langjuxu.

From then on, Li Xian ushered in a golden age for the Tang Dynasty. The Turks no longer dared to ride south to graze their horses, Tibet sent princesses to marry into the imperial family time and again, and the myriad tribes honored him as the Khan of Heaven.

That year, Li Xian had just turned eight!

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.