The short stories of generals: the Korean dynasty preserved by women

The Yuan Dynasty has always maintained a special relationship with North Korea. From Kublai Khan in Yuan Shizu, almost all the kings of North Korea were sons-in-law of Yuan Di (although their queens were not necessarily his own daughters), and the beauty of North Korea also became a special tribute. After the demise of the Yuan Dynasty, the Ming Dynasty continued to receive this kind of tribute, and the later Qing Dynasty was no exception. It also became a gift given by the emperor to Korean women as ministers' concubines. However, this relationship was not formed overnight, but gradually formed after a protracted war. At that time, Korea was located on the Korean peninsula, not far from Mobei, where the Mongols rose. Therefore, the Mongols quickly got in touch with North Korea. 12 16. After the rebellion failed, a Khitan army originally belonging to Mongolia fled into North Korea, occupied the east side of Gaoliang, and used it as a stronghold to burn, kill and plunder everywhere. 12 18, Mongolian general hazhen led an army to pursue the Khitan rebels into Korea, and the king of Korea sent general Zhao Chong to lead an army to provide food and grass for the Mongolian army. In the second year, Jiangdong City surrendered in defense, and Hazhen and Zhao Chong took an oath. Mongolia and North Korea are brother countries. However, the Mongols are obviously not at all polite to this brotherly country. From then on, they sent envoys to North Korea every year to ask for various items (from fur, satin to ink paper), which made North Koreans feel that "Mongolia is the fiercest among righteous emperors". Mongolia's huge extortion year after year has left South Korea breathless, and its hostility towards Mongolia has gradually warmed up. 1225, a Mongolian emissary was killed on his way home from a mission to North Korea. Although the murderer has never been found out, the Mongols still put the bill on North Korea. Killing messengers is a heinous crime in the eyes of Mongols, and they have fought against other countries for it many times. However, due to the expedition of Mongolian troops to the west and the death of Genghis Khan on the way to conquer Xixia, Mongolia did not immediately retaliate against North Korea. Until 123 1 the Mongolian army attacked Korea for the first time, and the Mongolian army, which won all the victories in Lien Chan, approached the Korean city. Emperor Gaozong of North Korea had no choice but to send envoys to negotiate peace, and the Mongolian army blackmailed huge amounts of property to retreat. However, 72 Confucian Huachi (guards) were still left in the capitals and prefectures of North Korea, indirectly controlling North Korea.

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