The struggle for the Mongol Empire, why did Ali Buge lose the throne?

The succession to the throne of the Mongol Empire was very complex, and it required outstanding military exploits. And Ali Buge does not have this advantage, so it is also possible to lose the throne. In addition to this, there are several reasons.

First, the issue of military exploits. This is the criterion for judging whether a person can be a great khan, and it is not convincing if there is no military exploits. At that time, Kublai Khan made great achievements, and even Meng Ge was very afraid.

He was afraid that Kublai Khan would win the hearts of the people and make him lose his sweat, and he would eventually drive the expedition himself. And Ali Buge has no military exploits, where does he get his convincing, this is his fatal wound.

Second, the Great Khan had to have the support of the princes, and these supporting princes had a certain amount of power in their hands in order to support the new Great Khan to ascend to the throne. The princes who supported Ali Buge were all very weak, and at the meeting to elect the Great Khan, only a few princes supported him. None of these people really had armies and power, and these princes had few exploits in the war, and in general, the princes who supported Ali Buge were not as famous as the others.

Several people who made great achievements, Hulegu, Belge, and Kublai Khan, did not come to support Ali Buge. Even if hundreds of sect kings came to support Ali Buge, they would not be able to match one Hulegu or Brother Bei'er, and they didn't support it.

Third. Ali Buge's force is very poor. At that time, Kublai Khan and Ali Buge were competing for the position of the Great Khan through a contest, and it was obvious that Ali Buge did not have any advantage.

Even if he was elected as the Great Khan at the election meeting, what was the use of holding the jade seal in his hand, he still lost his position, and was finally obtained by Kublai Khan.

The only advantage that Ali Buge has is the tradition of keeping the stove for his young son. However, this tradition is basically a tradition that has been abolished. Therefore, even at this point, Ali Buge does not have an advantage.

Ali Buge has no military exploits, this is Ali Buge's hard injury. The succession to the throne of the Mongol Empire, starting with Genghis Khan and ending with Möngke's succession, has never been straightened out.

Because Ali Buge just didn't have many military exploits, and there weren't many people who supported him, he lost the throne.

Ali Buge is very traditional, and his ability to sit on the throne is entirely based on the tradition of keeping the stove with his young son, and without this tradition, he would have lost the throne.

In fact, the internal struggle in Mongolia is quite chaotic, and they do not have a clear rule on who will inherit the throne, and many times they get whatever they want.

The first is the so-called issue of military merit, which is the minimum standard for evaluating whether a person can be a Great Khan, and if there is no military merit, it is not convincing. The second point is that when choosing a khan, it is necessary to have the support of the king, but he has no support.

Because Ali Buge's martial arts are not high and he has no military exploits, the only advantage he has is his young son Shouzao, but this is no longer feasible at that time, so he will naturally lose the throne.

Because his personal strength is not very strong, and according to the Mongol tradition, he inherits the throne according to military merits, which he is obviously insufficient.

The successor of the Mongol Empire is to see who has the greatest military achievements, and who can become the next successor, and Ali Buge just doesn't have many military achievements, so he will lose the throne.

If there is no military exploits, it is not convincing. In addition, when choosing a khan, it is necessary to have the support of the king.

Yes, and the strength of both of them is relatively strong, and then when they were fighting for this position, there was also a particularly serious war, and at the same time, it also affected the normal life of the people of this place. Yard defeat.

Temujin basically unified the entire northern steppe and greatly increased his power. In 1206 A.D., Temujin's greater goal came, that is, to PK with the Jin State, so in order to better develop his own power, he established the Great Mongolian State, and was ordered to expedition to Yunnan to destroy the Dali Kingdom, and was appointed as the acting general of the Eastern Route Army. After Möngke's death, his seventh brother, Abuligo, was elected Great Khan by the native Mongol nobility.

Kublai Khan established himself as the Great Khan in the Central Plains, and the country was called "Zhongtong". After four years of civil war, Kublai Khan won and imprisoned his seventh brother.

<> first pulled out Xiangyang, floated into the Yangtze River, and entered the Southern Song Dynasty. In 1268, he ordered Ashu and Liu Quandu to besiege the towns of Xiang and Fan, which were across the Han River, and the soldiers and civilians of Xiangfan refused to defend the lonely city for six years. At the beginning of 1272, the Yuan army captured Fancheng, and Lü Wenhuan, the commander of Xiangyang, surrendered.

But why do we all think that Genghis Khan was the founding emperor of the Yuan Dynasty, because the reason why Kublai Khan was able to unify the Central Plains and establish the Yuan Dynasty was mainly due to the foundation laid by Genghis Khan to unify Mongolia and build a strong army.

The Kipchak Khanate, the Chagatai Khanate, the Ögedai Khanate, and the Ilkhanate were established respectively, and although there was no peace and war on the surface, in fact, these khanates almost no longer obeyed Kublai Khan's orders. When the Ming Dynasty fell to the Yuan Dynasty, the four khanates also did little action. Genghis Khan is Kublai Khan's grandfather, although Genghis Khan is the ancestor of the Yuan Dynasty, but it was posthumously sealed by the ancestor Kublai Khan, Genghis Khan was still the Great Mongolia at that time, and the Jin, Western Xia, and Southern Song Dynasty were still at the same time.

Traditionally, the Mongol Khan was elected by the tribes in public, and after the death of the Great Khan, a general meeting was held by the king, the horses, and the officers in charge of the army to agree on the successor to the throne.

At the beginning of its establishment, the Great Yuan Dynasty was not recognized by the other Han states of the Mongol Empire, and it was not until 1304 AD that the other Han states officially recognized the legitimacy of the Great Yuan Dynasty. He also lost control over other feudal states, that is to say, the brothers of the ** family have separated, and one by one, Kublai Khan only has the territory of Yuan, so Kublai Khan is the founding emperor of Yuan.

1. Ali Buge opposes learning Han culture and hopes to maintain Mongolian traditions; Kublai Khan studied Han Chinese culture.

2. Kublai Khan conquered the south as emperor, and Ali Buge fought in the north, both of whom had heavy troops.