Batu Kulshi Luze Artuhan (King of Yuan Zhao)
King of Yuan Zhao, twelfth generation grandson of Shuchi, the eldest son of Genghis Khan. Promote technological and social reform. His extreme reforms caused turmoil in the empire, and he was eventually put under house arrest for being too aggressive and died in a washing machine.
Batu Khurshi Aishou Boqt Khan (Emperor Aishou)
Lu Ze's father, after succeeding to the throne, changed his title to "Ai Shou" and abandoned the title of Heavenly King. Under his rule, the Yuan and Zhao Empire reached its peak and was committed to reforming people's livelihood. Faced with internal and external pressure, Emperor Ai Shou worked hard to maintain the unity and stability of the empire. However, he also had to face the dilemma of family strife and reform.
Batu Kulshi Yilin (Shadow Prince)
Lu Ze's younger brother was originally the vassal king of the northern territory of the Yuan and Zhao Empire. After Lu Ze's death, he supported Emperor Ai Shou's ascension to the throne, but when Emperor Ai Shou exposed his plan to usurp the throne, Batu Kursh Yilin fled to Iran and successfully established the "Future Kingdom".
Batu Kulshi Anjie (the eldest princess)
Lu Ze's sister, she went into exile when Lu Ze was in power. After Lu Ze's death, she was brought back to the palace by Emperor Ai Shou. He has been practicing martial arts since he was a child, and his sword skills are great and he is invincible in the world. After Emperor Ai Shou ascended the throne, he cleared away foreign enemies many times.
Zhang Li Longchen
Emperor Yan and Tang, a descendant of Li Shimin of the Tang Dynasty, changed his surname to Zhang Li due to his ancestor's marriage to the Zhang family of Qinghe.
Zhu Tao Bocheng
The Emperor of the Later Ming Dynasty, originally a descendant of the Ming Dynasty clan, experienced rebellion and proclaimed himself king, and eventually established his own dynasty in Oceania. He signed the "Guangzhou Agreement" with Zhang Li Longchen and exchanged territory to consolidate his power in Southeast Asia.
Purpose: fictional history
