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Text 733 [Khabarov opens his eyes wide]

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    It was the Daur boy next to Khabarov who was in charge of the translation.

    The young man was sent to speak outside the village, and when Wang Fuchen rushed out with his husband, he immediately became the first prisoner of this battle.

    The Chinese spoken by Wang Fuchen was first translated into local dialect by the general officer of the army, and then the Daur boy guessed and spoke to Khabarov with great uncertainty.

    After two or three layers of translation, it reached Khabarov's ears and asked him "whether he is the great Cossack chief".

    Khabarov explained patiently: "Cossacks are not tribes, they are free people who are not ruled by lords. Every Cossack settlement will elect its own leader. The big leader is called Hetman, and the small leader is called Ataman. I am in  In Yakutsk, I was just a small leader. When I arrived in Yaksa, I became a big leader again.¡±

    Wang Fuchen asked: "Where is Yakutsk? Where is Yaksa?"

    Khabarov said: "Yakutsk is a castle built on the Lena River, far northeast of here. Yaksa is the village I built, just on the Amur (Heilongjiang) and Zeya River (Jingqi)  the confluence of the Lijiang River).¡±

    After the Daur boy translated, he suddenly looked up at Wang Fuchen, gritted his teeth and said, "It's not Yaksa, it's our village.

    He killed all the men in the village, and I survived because I was younger.  He distributed the living women and children among the robbers under his command.

    Our patriarch, Higinieyi, was also killed by these robbers.  The patriarch's wife, unwilling to submit to Khabarov, bit him and was strangled to death by him.  "

    Wang Fuchen glanced at Khabarov, and asked the boy, "What else did the Rakshasa ghost do?"

    The Daur boy said: "These bandits forced us to farm and hunt. They went to other tribes, captured many captives, and forced them to build a city wall for him. There was a chief of a big tribe named Guigudar. His  The village built a three-story wall, fought bravely, and killed four Rakshasa robbers. Khabarov was very angry. After breaking through the village, he killed more than 600 people on the spot and took away more than 300 women and children."

    Seeing that Wang Fuchen was silent, the Daur boy said again: "Two months ago, the bandits attacked Tolga City (Aihui City). They captured the leader Tolga, and also captured the nobleman Tulongqia."

    Torga is the lord of Aihui City, and also the Chief of the Winged Wings Canonized by the Tartars.

    Tu Longqia, a cousin was given marriage by Huang Taiji to be the concubine of the Qing Dynasty because of his bravery in battle.

    The Daur boy said: "Torga City (Aihui City) has been burned and killed by robbers. The leader Tolga and the nobleman Tulongcha, their daughters were all taken away, and their wives were killed because they were too old.  .¡±

    "Can you count?" Wang Fuchen finally spoke, but his focus was different.

    The Daur boy said: "I am also called Tulongcha, the eldest son of the shaman in the clan, just like that great nobleman."

    Cultural people among the aborigines!

    Wang Fuchen asked: "Yaksa, that is, your village, how far is it from Yakutsk?"

    Turuncha replied: "I don't know how far it is, but more than half of the grain we grow and the grain looted by the robbers will be transported to Yakutsk for sale. I heard that you can take a boat along the way.  It will be there in a month."

    Wang Fuchen asked again: "How many Rakshasa ghosts does Yaksa have?"

    Tu Longqia said: "There are more than twenty more."

    Wang Fuchen asked Khabarov again: "How many people are there in Yakutsk?"

    In order to survive, Khabarov immediately sold the Cossacks in Yakutsk: "The chief of Yakutsk is not a Cossack, but a down-and-out noble officer sent by the tsar. The chief of Yakutsk is named Peter Go  Lovin. The secretary of Yakutsk, named Vasily Poyarkov. They have the power to tax the Cossacks, so they are very annoying. The property I looted will be shipped to them. Live in  There are only more than two hundred Cossacks in Yakutsk, but there are five or six hundred indigenous people attached to them."

    Wang Fuchen continued to ask: "Aside from Yakutsk, where are there Rakshasa ghosts?"

    ? Khabarov said like a few treasures: "On the shore of Lake Baikal,

    There are two castles, Upper Angarask and Bargutimuhetun.  Further west, there are four castles of Ust-Kut, Upper Lusk, Osinsk and Bratsk.  Those places are all the territories of the Buryat Mongols.  "

    ? Wang Fuchen was confused, and asked the natives and the translators accompanying the army, and barely figured out what Buryatia was, which was the Buriyat tribe of northern Mongolia.

    As for Lake Baikal, after repeated inquiries and speculations, the missionary officer Zhong Kaidong suddenly interrupted: "Lake Baikal is probably the North Sea."

    "Beihai?" Wang Fuchen asked.??, the captives did not enter the city at all.

    After resting at the post station outside the city for one night, he was escorted and continued on the road, arriving in Shenyang in a few days.

    Seeing the city wall of Shenyang, Khabarov was inexplicably shocked.

    King, there must be a king in the city!

    It's a pity that I still didn't enter the city. I took a boat all the way down, and then came to the seaside. After waiting for a few days, I boarded a naval warship.

    What a majestic warship, Khabarov was fortunate to have seen Ottoman warships, and these warships were not lost to the Ottoman Navy at all.

    Khabarov was thrown into the cabin and imprisoned, unable to see what was going on outside.  He only felt that after stopping for a few days, the goods in the cabin were moved out, and some goods were moved in again.

    When he was escorted off the ship, he came to a huge seaport (Shanghai).

    Well so many people!

    Khabarov looked at the pier stupidly. The dense crowd made him fear for no reason.  Turning around, there are merchant ships everywhere in the port.

    Every boat means endless wealth.

    Then, he was stuffed into the cabin again and headed for Nanjing along the Yangtze River.

    Returning to the deck again, the moment he saw the city wall of Nanjing, Khabarov couldn't help but his legs went weak: Great Lord, where am I?

    All the way into the city, Khabarov saw many nobles.

    It was early winter at this time, and passers-by were all dressed thickly.  But some people's padded jackets are made of silk.  Some wore leather jackets, some wore sweaters, all in fashionable styles, and in Khabarov's view, they were all aristocrats.

    Finally, Khabarov realized that this must be the capital of the Khitan people!

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