The Golden Family: the Woman Who Stands Behind the Man

On the grasslands in the 13th century, Sharheheitani, the subjugated princess of the Kle tribe, was given in marriage to Tuo Lei, the youngest son of Genghis Khan. From a prisoner to the daughter-in-law of a golden family, she earned respect with her forbearance and wisdom. After her husband died violently, the young woman faced the crisis of remarriage, but she used amazing strategies to maintain her dignity as a widow. In the cracks of power, she raised four sons - Meng Ge, Kublai Khan, Hulagu, and Ali Buge, and eventually all of them became great khans or kings. This is the story of a woman who spends her life interpreting the true meaning of "standing behind a man" - not attachment, but support; not retreat, but protection. She allowed the Golden Family to stand firm in the most turbulent times and created the most glorious chapter of the Mongol Empire.