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Chapter 610: Beiting Khan(1/2)

Three days later, an envoy from the descendants of Huaijian Khan came and expressed that he could not accept the abdication and established a female Khan, and was only willing to rely on it.

Wei Fufeng ordered a 100,000 army to set out, divide it into two groups to sweep the Uighur tribes, and eliminate the Uighur forces that depended on the descendants of Huaijian Khan.

Four days later, the descendants of Huaijian Khan sent people to negotiate and agreed to establish a female Khan, but retained their independent power and surrendered to the Beiting Khanate.

Wei Fufeng refused to accept it, and the army continued to sweep the conquest.

One by one, the Uighur tribes either fled to the north or surrendered.

The Khan forces of Huaijian did not gather troops to fight, they were completely disorganized.

Wei Fufeng understood what was going on. In fact, the descendants of Huaijian Khan could not make arbitrary decisions. The authority of the "Khanate" was decentralized by the leaders of several large tribes.

Therefore, Wei Fufeng forced another female Khan to establish a famous teacher to advance to the northern grasslands in the future.

After the sweeping, with the strength of the surrender tribe, 120,000 troops arrived at Shandan City, and tens of thousands of Uighur soldiers and civilians retreated into the city.

Wei Fufeng looked up at the obviously devastated city. There were many Uighur soldiers and generals on the city wall. If he really wanted to launch a siege, he would lose at least thousands of losses.

Squeak! The city gate suspension bridge was lowered, the city gate opened, and two rows of men and women were mixed, and more than a dozen Uighurs were walking out.

Wei Fufeng looked at the Uighur girl walking in front, holding the bright yellow imperial edict and seal box in her hand, Niao Niao walked to the front of the formation and stopped shouting.

The Uighurs around Wei Fufeng translated: "Khan Arzu of the Beiting Khanate, greetings to Lord Wang Fuwei Fufeng, please forgive my tribe."

Wei Fufeng replied: "We are a family, and I am willing to be tolerant."

The subordinates led the Uighur girl and his followers into the army.

Wei Fufeng greeted each other respectfully, greeted each other, and took the imperial edict of the Tang Dynasty enthronement from the girl, Wang Xi.

Wei Fufeng ordered the army to set up camp and join hands with the Uighur girls to watch generously.

The Uighur girl in her eyes is thirteen or fourteen years old, with plump cheeks, straight nose, cherry lips, big eyes with long eyelashes, and fair skin.

The Uighur girl wore a peach-shaped crown, a lapel, narrow sleeves, and a large hem bridal jacket, embroidered with exquisite phoenix flowers and plants, showing her status as a nobleman.

The girl's shy choice is beautiful and cute.

Wei Fufeng smiled. This Uighur girl was the Uighur princess he chose through his subordinates, and now the female khan.

All Wei Fufeng's decisions were not blind, but based on the information collected by Changlu, and the recent scouts inquiries were investigated.

The commander's tent started, and Wei Fufeng and Arzu moved in.

Arzu did not recognize his restraint and went directly to the role of the hostess, calling on his followers to place him.

Wei Fufeng was wary and did not dare to be careless, but he also knew the customs of the Uighurs.

When an Uighur woman marrys, she will belong to her husband wholeheartedly.

Wei Fufeng looked at the imperial edict of the Tang Dynasty. The imperial edict in his hand was obviously old. He looked at the Wang Seal again and found that it was a tiger-heeled gold seal, of course it was gilded.

Arzu quietly approached, sat on a stool, followed by a servant in a round felt hat, and stood there.

Wei Fufeng turned his head and nodded kindly with a smile.

Arzu was shy and said a whisper.

Wei Fufeng couldn't understand.

The servant stood up and said, "Why did the king want me?"

Wei Fufeng's eyes turned and was a little surprised. The servant who spoke seemed to be a Han girl, with an oval face, crescent eyebrows, a small mouth and a straight nose, and a beautiful Huaxin years.

Wei Fufeng smiled and said, "I heard that Princess Arzu is beautiful and kind."

The slaves speak Uighurs, and Arzu speaks gentlely.

In Chinese, I am "Arzu's honor to be favored by the noble master."

Wei Fufeng smiled and said, "Our marriage is destined by heaven."

Uighurs in slaves.

Arzu nodded shyly, raised his white little hands, held them together in front of his chest, and whispered Uighurs that he couldn't understand.

Slave in Chinese: "The princess is praying, thanking the gods."

Wei Fufeng smiled and nodded, got up and went out to patrol the army, alerting that the military should not slacken in defense.

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As night fell, bonfires were lit in the military camp, and the Uighurs sang and danced.

Arzu accompanied Wei Fufeng and ate roasted lamb together.

Back at the commander's tent, Arzu served Wei Fufeng to relieve his armor.

Wei Fufeng waved his hand to stop him and smiled and said, "I won't untied my armor, we will complete the family in the future."

The accompanying slave translator, Arzu nodded shyly, turned around and walked to lay the fur.

Wei Fufeng turned around and walked to the low table. The servant who was standing suddenly stepped out and rushed out, holding a cone in his right hand, stabbing Wei Fufeng's back.

Wei Fufeng seemed to have eyes on the back of his head, and he casually took a step left and grabbed the servant's right wrist with his left hand. His right fist hit the servant's abdomen.

Bang! Ah! I bent down with a hump.

Wei Fufeng raised his hand and beat the slave in the hat, grabbed his hair and lifted it up, looking down with a calm expression.

Arzu turned around and looked back, his fair little face yelled in horror, and blurted out another Uighur saying.

The slave's expression was painful and his eyes were scared and desperate.

Wei Fufeng whispered: "My subordinate asked, you were not originally a slave to the Uighur princess."

"Kill me." The slave whispered in despair, loosened his right hand and fell into a thorn.

Arzu knelt down and spoke Uighurs with a terrified face.

Wei Fufeng turned his head and whispered: "Agulan."

"Arzu" looked frightened, raised his hands and was panicked Uighurs, and then leaned down and kowtowed.

Wei Fufeng whispered: "What did Agulan say?"

The servant replied: "Arzu doesn't want to marry you, she gets married for her sister."

Wei Fufeng whispered: "The Uighur population in Shandan has tens of thousands, and it is a mess inside. The so-called Khanate has a false reputation and insists on extermination of the clan."

The slave whispered: "Your establishment of the Beiting Khanate has caused disagreement between the Uighur tribes. Many tribes support Arzu as the Beiting Khan. The prime minister of the great power imprisoned Arzu and deceived Agulan to replace him. I was forced to be assassinated."

Wei Fufeng nodded and whispered: "Just pretend you have done nothing."

The servant asked, "Sir, plan to take revenge in the future?"

Wei Fufeng replied: "The prime minister you mentioned may wish our army would be angry and punished."

The slave whispered: "The prime minister of a great country said that if he did not assassinate, he would kill his son, and his son, the eighth prince."

Wei Fufeng whispered: "I said you are dead."

The slave nodded and whispered: "I was originally resistant to assassination, and it was not the best time to take action before."

Wei Fufeng whispered: "Would I be grateful for your statement?"

The slave whispered: "The truth I said."

Wei Fufeng whispered: "But you have taken action, not many people are willing to repay their grievances with kindness."

The slave whispered: "I can fight against five or six warriors, and I can't beat the strongest archer of the Uighurs."

Wei Fufeng whispered: "Are you an Uighur woman?"

The slave replied: "I may be a Han girl, and I have been an Uighur female slave since I was a child. My beauty and ability have been favored by Khan to become a princess."

Wei Fufeng thought about it and asked, "What kind of character is Arzu?"

The servant replied: "The temperament of the Uighur girls is mostly straightforward and innocent, but in reality, facing survival, Arzu's legitimate daughter has a much noble status than Aguran." Wei Fufeng nodded, let go of the servant and turned around and walked, bent down to help Aguran up.

Wei Fufeng smiled and looked down, saying, "Tell Agulan that she married me, and I am willing to cherish the marriage given by God."

The slave Uighurs spoke, Aguran's fear turned into surprise, his big eyes gazed gently, innocent and cute.

Agulan suddenly remembered something and looked at Wei Fufeng and Uighurs.

"She said she was not Arzu, she could not be Khan, and she was willing to be the princess of adults." Translated by Souse.

Wei Fufeng thought about it and smiled: "Arzu is Khan, you are Kedun, and I am your king's husband."

The beautiful face of the slave is unexpected, Ke Dun means, the queen of the Uighur Khan, and the Uighur language translation.

Agulan was stunned when he heard this, and suddenly hugged Wei Fufeng in surprise, and said in a gentle Uighur language.

While being alert to Agulan, Wei Fufeng turned his head and said, "Since you are dowrying Agulan, I recognize you as the princess. If you don't want to, I will let you go back."

The servant asked, "Sir, would you like to adopt my son?"

Wei Fufeng was surprised and shook his head and said, "I can only promise that your son can become an official."

The slave knelt down and said respectfully: "Ainu is grateful to his master and is willing to devote his life to his master."

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To be continued...
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