Wolbaxi Khan - A Long Historical Novel (Volumes 2.3.4)

Author: Neutron
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Publish Date: 2006-03-01
Features: The Second Book of the Sacred Path Quartet: Star. The spark of collision between East and West subtly influences the hearts of Orobashi and his friends, transforming them into souls who love eternity and freedom. The Russian invasion sows seeds of darkness, while the Torghut tribe harvests the bright star, a harvest paid for with the lives of 80,000 of its sons and daughters. The star illuminates the people's hearts, and they forge long spears and yurt wagons, always prepared, for love, for peace and freedom, to smash the gates of hell with their spirit and flesh, and to advance toward their homeland where the sun rises. The Third Book of the Sacred Path Quartet: Sun. Orobashi and his people created the greatest long march in the history of human pursuit of freedom. Over 160,000 people left the grasslands where they had lived for nearly one and a half centuries. They conquered the wind and snow, deserts and swamps, reeds and wolf slopes with blood and fire; they overcame the encirclement and interception of the Russian army, ethnic division, and religious provocation. Over 100,000 turned into the reincarnation of Nirvana in the heavenly realm. They endured the torment of death and disease, overcame doubt and fear, and drew closer to the immortal mother river—the Irtysh River. The Fourth Book of the Sacred Path Quartet: Moon. The people of the Torghut tribe lived in the land of the ancient national religion and language, laying the final spiritual path of the sacred road. They shared the beauty of their homeland's moon with their fellow countrymen. The people and the motherland welcomed the epic heroes with love and wine; the Qing government, however, used extreme caution to divide and rule these most loyal citizens of the world; the Tsar also tried to lure and humiliate this group of the most glorious souls of the 18th century. Orobashi sacrificed countless small selves for the greater good of the people and transformed into brilliance.