Kublai Khan

The first part of youth growth: From 1225 to 1227, the young Kublai Khan accepted the precepts and deeds of his grandfather Genghis Khan, underwent training, broadened his horizons, and thought about the future, reflecting the gradual formation of his outlook on life and values. The second part of the hidden mansion years: From 1232 to 1259, after Kublai Khan lost his father, he grew up under the guidance of his great mother Soluheteni, experienced various hardships, and gradually became responsible for the family and the business of the Khanate important task. The third part Zhizai Kunyuan: It shows that from 1260 to 1271, Kublai Khan struggled to ascend to the Khan throne, defeated Ali Buge, and began to unify China. The fourth part is the great Qianyuan: It shows that from 1271 to 1293, Kublai Khan became the first emperor of a minority in China, and completed the great cause of unifying China and governing the country. (Source: Chinese = Douban || Translation = MyDramaList) Edit Translation

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