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Stream for free on UK TV play. Hello and welcome to the history of China.

Longle 7, the punishment of God.

Master, slave. You who have survived thus far, the lottery of who will live and who will die.

Contemplate Jincus Khan.

Great Ocean Khan, born Temujan, master slave.

From the fourth hour of the night, by Frank Bilart.

Jingus, great con of the Mongol nation, had been away from his home for too long.

For five years of near continuous campaigning, the sovereign of the steppe had made war south of the Gobi and laid the once proud

Jurchen people and their so-called Golden Jin Empire low, raising their

capital at Jong-Du to the ground, slaughtering its inhabitants, and pillaging the Southlands for all the wealth the Mongols could

possibly carry.

Thus it was that in early 1215, the great Khan left the further reduction of the gene to his

trusted and capable general Mukhali and set out the home to Mongolia made open. These southern lands and its people were rich and soft, but their ways

were strange to the point of alien for the Mongols, and the climate ill-suited them.

Before setting out from the ruins of the Jain Empire, the Mongols had one final punishment to dole out to the defeated Jorchan in their subjects.

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