Torre (Torres White)

Tuolei is the fourth son of Genghis KhanTorre，TorreHe has eleven sonsTorreAmong them, the eldest son is Mengge of Yuanxianzong, the second son is Hugandu, the third son is lost name, the fourth son is Kublai Khan, the fifth son is lost name, the sixth son is Huliewu, the seventh son is Alibuge, the eighth son is Puchuo Buge, the ninth son is Moge, the tenth son is Suigedu, and the eleven son are the fourth son born to Xuebietai Tuolei and his wife Saolu Hetieni. All of them have achieved some success. Yuan Xianzong Mengge and Yuan Shizu Hubi.

The first explanation of Torre's death is that Tuolei was loyal to the monarch and loved his brother, and he sincerely accepted the crime on behalf of his brother. In the eyes of the authors of the History of the Yuan Dynasty and the Secret History of Mongolia, Tuolei was a hero worth imitating before and after his death. He did not question his cause of death. The second explanation of Torre's death is that Woguitai and Tuolei were ignorant. They were actually fooled and framed by those shamans.TorreNow, that cup of witch water to treat diseases is just a cup of poisonous wine, but when.

The image of Torre in the film and television drama The Legend of the Condor Heroes is quite different from the real Torre in history. Specifically, in terms of character and behavior, Torre is portrayed as a kind-hearted and benevolent character who often helps his brother Guo Jing and shows an upright and upright image. However, the Torre in history is more complex. Although he has demonstrated foresight and outstanding talent in politics and military affairs, he has also demonstrated it in certain battles.

Torre, a military strategist who accounted for 80% of the strength of the Mongolian army. His outstanding military talents were fully demonstrated in the Battle of the Golden Empire. However, the fate of this outstanding figure was full of mysteries. During the power struggle in the Mongolian court, Torre's brother Wogedai was afraid of his ability. In the summer of 1232 AD, due to the hot weather, Torre led his army back to the army, but unfortunately fell ill and died on the way. However, another version of the story reveals a more complicated story.

Torre died of illness. In 1186, he was the third son of Genghis Khan. He was elected as his successor at the Kuriertai Congress in 1229. He managed the entire Mongolian Empire. During his tenure, he continued his father's legacy to expand the territory, mainly to continue the Western Expedition and South China. During his reign, Mongolia joined forces with the Southern Song Dynasty to eliminate the Jin Dynasty in 1234. However, at the same time, due to its border with the Southern Song Dynasty.

Genghis Khan's fourth son Tuolei 1193 1232 was a heroic general. His father's wife was Xiao Jiong, the Red Horse. They jointly governed their own city. Tuolei himself also actively participated in the expansion of the Mongolian Empire. In 1213, when Genghis Khan divided his troops to attack Jin, Tuolei led the Eighth Route Army and successfully defeated the Xuande government in 1219. Tuolei participated in Genghis Khan's Battle of Samargan and finally captured Buhua.

Before the death of Genghis Khan, who supervised the country in Tuolei, he had long considered the heir to the throne of the Khan. His third son, Wogei, was good at controlling the government and had outstanding talents in politics. His fourth son, Torre, was a natural martial arts genius. He was brave and good at fighting. He also had a unique way in leading troops to the throne of the Khan. There was a long-term debate in the court because Genghis Khan made comprehensive considerations and made a will to pass the throne to Wogei. However, according to Mongolian tradition, Khan.

Torre was the fourth son of Genghis Khan. Since he put down the rebellion of various Mongolian tribes and captured Kaifeng, the capital of the Jin Dynasty. He has the courage to conquer the gate. He has made great contributions to the prosperity of Mongolia. Every inch of land in Mongolia has more or less Torre's shadow. At the same time, Torre was also cruel and unreasonable. The Mongolian army was bloodthirsty and slaughtered cities if they captured them. More than five million Torres were killed under Torre's military order, leaving a bad reputation in many places. He confessed before his death.