The soul passed through Yelu Yan, a clan member of the distant branch of the Western Liao Dynasty, at the end of Tianxi. The emperor is ignorant, his relatives are monopolizing power, the tribes are alienated, Khwarezm rebels in the western frontier, the Mongolian cavalry rises in Mobei, and the Khitan remnant is in turmoil.
There is no system, no special ability, only relying on the historical knowledge and political tactics of later generations to break the situation. Starting from the edge of Suiye, he organized finance and taxation and gathered military morale; he entered the center of the court and used factions to control and suppress foreign relatives; he used foreign troops to remonstrate and depose the emperor, and ascended to the throne when the building was about to collapse.
The eastern front was retreating step by step, and there was no danger to defend Qihe. He worked hard to discuss the strategy of moving westward, abandoning the eastern land and expanding the western frontier, using the river as the base, destroying Khwarezm, pacifying the Persian tribes, marching to Baghdad, and drinking from the Danube River.
Even if the Khitan eagle does not fall, its remaining embers can start a prairie fire. An epic of survival on the verge of national subjugation, a western expedition that reshaped the Eurasian landscape.
