Some of the histories that you often see but always feel something is wrong about. For example, Guo Jing led the Liujia Heavenly Soldiers to guard Bianliang. What was he trying to do? For another example, Yue Fei was able to defeat an enemy of 200,000 in a frontal battle of 800. How did he do it? Here is another interpretation of history. The history part starts from Chapter 118
The most powerful person in history is not Emperor Qin and Han Wu, not Emperor Tang Zong and Song Zu, not Genghis Khan Temujin, not Alexander the Great, nor Queen Victoria who created the British Empire on which the sun never sets. Instead, he led his eldest son in the western expedition from the Mongolian grasslands to the city of Vienna and established the capital of Sayin Khan of the Golden Horde. The young Batu accompanied his father Jochi on expeditions in the east and west, and made outstanding achievements, which made Jochi the successor to the Great Khan of Mongolia. However, due to doubts about Jochi's origin, he was always excluded from the line of succession of the Great Khan. Rumors and rumors followed him closely, and he finally died in depression. Batu inherited Jochi's fief, and with his extraordinary talents, he became the commander-in-chief of his eldest son's Western Expedition, leading 150,000 cavalry from the Mongolian grasslands to the city of Vienna. He annihilated all the principalities of Russia, conquered Hungary, attacked Poland, pushed Moscow to the ground, drank the Danube River, defeated 400,000 European coalition troops with 40,000 cavalry, and destroyed more than 20 countries in seven years. After the death of Ogedai Khan, the kings who conquered the West returned eastward to compete for the throne of Khan. Batu used the remaining power of the Western Expedition to defend the Kipchak grassland and established the vast Golden Horde. He was called Sayin Khan by Europeans and revered as "Batu Tsar" by the Russians at the time. Afterwards, Batu and Mongol Khan Guiyou were at war with each other. When the situation was critical, Guiyou died violently. Batu used thunderous means to support Meng Ge as the Khan and became the talker of the Mongol Empire. Coupled with his status as the powerful Great Khan of the Golden Horde, his power was unparalleled in ancient times and today, making him the most dazzling person at the pinnacle of power in the thirteenth century.
