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Zhamuhe was a heroic figure in history, on par with Genghis Khan. He is resourceful and has unparalleled martial arts skills. However, Zhamuhe was very brave, why was he captured alive by five unknown soldiers and offered to Genghis Khan?
The reason is funny and unexpected, because at that time Zhamuhe choked on a roasted lamb leg.
Since the war with Genghis Khan, Zhamuhe has been defeated multiple times. Although he had ambitions, he always couldn’t find an opportunity to counterattack Genghis Khan. He first defected to the Khan of the Kere tribe, but the Khan was not someone who could resist Genghis Khan. After the Kere tribe was destroyed by Genghis Khan, he had to flee to the powerful Naiman tribe to live.
But the Sun Khan of the Naiman tribe is even more cowardly. He grew up in the deep palace and didn’t even go to the battlefield for a day. He arrogantly mocked Zhamuhe, saying, “You were scared by Genghis Khan, this barbarian. We Naiman people can take Genghis Khan’s bow and arrow
Soon, Sun Khan was severely punished by Genghis Khan. Not only did he eliminate the Naiman tribe in a weak situation with only one-third of Sun Khan’s troops, but he also scared the shameless Sun Khan to death.
After Genghis Khan eliminated the Naiman tribe, no tribe on the grassland dared to challenge him anymore. Although there were still some remnants of enemy forces, in Genghis Khan’s eyes, they were just scattered sparrows that could not become eagles.
After the destruction of the Naiman tribe, although Zhamuhe was able to escape, he lived in a very miserable state, lacking clothing and food, just like a beggar, guarding against Genghis Khan’s Mongol cavalry pursuit while wandering aimlessly on the grassland.
Of course, Zhamu Hezuo was an enemy of Genghis Khan and dared not go to crowded places, but instead headed towards the sparsely populated Tangnu Mountain area.
Tangnu Mountain is located at the border between Mongolia and Russia today, with few people visiting and the mountain is covered in ice and snow all year round, making it very desolate. Many of Zhamuhe’s subordinates, seeing that his situation was hopeless, also fled for their lives. When they arrived at Tangnu Mountain, Zhamuhe’s subordinates only had five small soldiers left.
In order to survive, Zhamuhe had to rely on robbery for a living. However, the area was sparsely populated, and even if he encountered a few yurts, there were more people inside than them. Zhamuhe dared not take action at all. The only way out is hunting. The mountain is cold, and there are not too many prey. Coupled with the small number of people, it is impossible to complete the hunting mission. Therefore, it is also very miserable to have one meal after another.
However, despite this, the imposing aura of the ancient Khan of Zhamuhe did not diminish at all. Every day, he sent five soldiers to find food for him, and he would often beat and whip them.
These five soldiers couldn’t bear it anymore. One day, they finally hunted down a wild goat, avoided Zhamuhe, and secretly roasted it.
Kezhamuhe was really hungry. After seeing that his five subordinates were not returning for a long time, he went to search for them and finally found them by following the aroma of roasted lamb.
Zhamuhe was very angry, thinking that they should let themselves eat first. How could they eat large chunks of meat without their master’s consent? So, after beating these five people violently, he chopped off a lamb leg, sat down beside them, and wolfed down his food.
These five soldiers had endured enough and rushed towards Zhamuhe, deciding to capture him alive and give him to Genghis Khan as a reward.
Zhamuhe has been practicing martial arts since childhood and is skilled in kung fu. He can defeat ten enemies with one, and even if he charges into the enemy’s thousands of troops and horses, he is not afraid. In theory, these five soldiers are not his opponents at all. At this moment, Zhamuhe was too hungry, the lamb leg meat was too fragrant, and he was too eager to chew on the lamb leg. He choked on a large piece of roasted lamb leg meat and was feeling uncomfortable. Without any precautions, he was tied up alive by five soldiers.
Later, Zhamuhe was handed over to Genghis Khan by his five subordinates. However, Genghis Khan looked down upon these five people who sought glory as sellers and ordered their heads to be chopped off. Zhamu Hezuo was Genghis Khan’s biggest enemy, and since he had reached his own hands, he naturally wouldn’t let the tiger go back to the mountains and executed him.
A generation of heroic figures sacrificed their lives just because of a lamb leg, which is pitiful and lamentable.
