124 1 November, Wokuotai died of "drinking in the middle of the night", and his eldest son Gui You was still on his way back from the Western Expedition. His grandson is still very young, and one of the queens, Manet Zhen Shi Toregene, presides over court affairs according to Mongolian tradition. Wokuotai was childless and died shortly after his death. Toregene is the biological mother of his five eldest sons. She is also a power-hungry person who is used to playing politics. Once in power, she began to change Wokuotai's living arrangements, abolish the lost door and set up a new sweat. Among philosophers, she prefers her eldest son, Gui You. So, she sent messengers to report the death of Wokuotai to the kings, and at the same time, she prepared the new Hulletti to make the necessary preparations for Gui You's accession to the throne. Before Huliletai was convened, with the support of Chahetai and some princes, she was given full control of administrative affairs.
After Wokuotai died, Hulletai, who recommended the new Khan, was not detained in time. One of the reasons is that Gui You did not return to the Western Expedition and Toregene was in power; Secondly, in the process of the Western Expedition, Badou and Gui You had an argument, and their feelings were not harmonious. When Toregene sent messengers to discuss convening Huli Le Tai, Batu had learned that clans and nobles tended to choose Khan. He refused to support Gui You, so he refused to attend the meeting on the pretext of being ill. As a clan elder, Badou's attitude has certain influence. His absence delayed the meeting of Holly Le Tai, and the sweat flowed for four years. During this period, all state affairs were decided by Toregene. Toregene attached great importance to Fatima, a woman from Khorasan (now khorasan province), and Aodu, a businessman. Under their rejection and attack, Zhenhai and Jalava Chi, the veteran ministers of Wokuotai period, were forced to flee to Kuo Duan, the second son of Wokuotai, and were protected by the latter. Lu Ye Chucai, a Khitan, died of anger because of the failure of state affairs. The chief executive of the river district, Matibo, took refuge in Batou; Kings also went their own way, taking the opportunity to issue edicts and symbols to all parties and give orders.
The vacancy of ancient bronzes and the chaos of the situation made the influential Wang Zong covet again. Genghis Khan's younger brother Woti Jinchi wanted to take this opportunity to seize Genghis Khan's position by force. 1243, Wotijinchi led the army to the west, which caused panic in Toregene. When she sent an emergency envoy to negotiate with Woti Kinchi, she chose her own soldiers and even wanted to move west to avoid them. Hearing that Gui You had returned to Yemili (now Emin, Xinjiang), Wotijinchi regretted it and returned to his camp.
After Gui You arrived at Khan Hall, Toregene did not wait for the gathering of the King Zong, so he made a decision with the ministers around him and recommended Gui You as Khan. 1in the spring of 246, they urgently sent special envoys to all parties and invited the king and ministers to come to Huliletai. The princes and ministers of the main road and the west road set off one after another. The first to arrive was Tuo Lei's first wife, Solu and Tini (also known as Sol Hei Hu Tani, Rousseau and Zhuangsheng Queen Tini) and their son. Badou was dissatisfied with Gui You and didn't attend the meeting on the pretext of poor health and foot disease. Representatives of the Ministry attended the conference, including Wo Al, Ban, Bierg, Bierg Cher, Ti and Bald Timur. Chahetai's son soon became brothers and worshipped his son, while Sun, Hariwu and Sun (also known as "All Suns Wow, No Sunflowers") also came from their respective fiefs. Kuo Duan, the son of Wokuotai, and his sons, Jinchi, the son of Wokuotai, and his sons, Ikidai and other host kings also came one after another. At the same time, there are governors and nobles in various regions. There are even Pran Gerbin, the emissary of Pope Sinibaldo Fieschi from Europe, and his mission. Although they were not members of the conference, they were fortunate enough to witness the grand ceremony of Gui You's accession to the throne, leaving a record from onlookers for future generations.
Although Toregene used her power and means to give gifts and small favors and won some supporters, Khurilitai's plan to recommend Khan could not be abandoned. After discussion, Wang Zong agreed that one of Wokuotai's sons should take over the power to govern the country. Kuo Duan, the second son of Wokuotai, expressed his wish to inherit because his grandfather had mentioned him. There are also people who support Li Men and think that he will be the right person to govern the country when he grows up. During the discussion, people thought that Kuo Duan was in poor health and underage, while Gui You, the eldest son, had experience in dealing with disasters and dangers, and was famous for his bravery, sternness, tenacity and kindness to his subordinates. He is a suitable candidate, and his mother Toregene also favors him. Soruhtini and most ministers also agree with this choice. Gui You himself, as usual, defended himself with various reasons and excuses, and then made a formal decision.
Gui You's enthronement ceremony was held on1August 24th, 246 in the land of Luna (Hara and Linxi). The grand occasion of the conference was unprecedented, with more than 4,000 officials attending the ceremony and envoys offering tributes. There are more than 2000 tents for them, and there is no place to stop around the big tent. The vast Yuan Ye has also become narrow, people's food supply is very tight, and horses' drinks are even more scarce. But the ceremony went on in an orderly way. As usual, people took off their hats, relaxed their belts and held shamanism ceremonies. Then, the Moore family and Suye Mungo took Gui You's hand and helped him to the sweat position. Then toast, bow down and sweat, and go out to worship the sun. Finally, banquets and celebrations were held for several days, and tributes and gifts from all sides, as well as gold and silver jewelry in the national treasury, were given to the king and ministers. The host awarded the award to Rousseau Hetini, who enjoys the highest prestige in this Khurile stage with her smart, cautious and blameless words and deeds.
After the celebration, we began to deal with government affairs. The first thing is to try to get soldiers into the forest. Because this case is too important to be tried by another surname, Gui You gave the case to Al and Meng Ge. After they discovered the problem, according to Zasa, they executed Woti Kinchi.
Soon, Chahetai died. According to the intention of Genghis Khan and the arrangement of Chagatai, Mu Tujian, the eldest son of Chagatai (also known as Gan, Gan and Tu Gan), and Ha Xu Ci took over the management of fiefs, and Mungo had no objection. But as the Mongolian Khan, Gui You intervened. Because he and Chahetai's son are also friendly and close, he deprived Haraxuliwu of his inheritance right on the grounds of "how can a son let his grandson be the heir". He made Chahetai the supreme Lord of his fief.
After Wokuotai's death, during Toregene's administration, "the kings went their own way, and the nobles attached themselves to one side respectively;" Therefore, they wrote a decree and distributed signs on the land. " Gui You ordered the rectification of this violation of Zasa, and withdrew the signs and decrees issued by them and put them in front of them. Only Soluhtini and her sons can feel satisfied and proud, because none of them have done anything against Zasa. Khan Gui You praised them and thought they were role models to be followed. At the same time, he also confirmed: "Just as Hehan defended his father's Zasa when he acceded to the throne, he was not allowed to change his own laws at all, so similarly, his father's Zasa and laws should not be arbitrarily added or deleted." He also wrote a letter saying: "Any imperial edict stamped with the seal of Hehan can be signed and passed without telling him. "
Toregene's minion Fadima, relying on the power of the Regent, ran amok and framed ministers, which caused widespread dissatisfaction among kings, nobles and ministers. After Gui You acceded to the throne, he reused veteran Zhenhai and Yaciwachi and executed Oduhla, who was sent to Han by Toregene. At the same time, because someone reported that Fadima had harmed Kuo Duan, his condition became more and more serious; Kuo Duan also sent an emissary to see Chanyuting, demanding that if anything happens to him, please take revenge for him. Soon, the news of Kuo Duan's death came. With the help of Zhenhai, Gui You decided to execute Fadima. Toregene tried to protect it, and Gui You's attitude was firm. Finally, Fadima was severely executed.
After the DPRK-China affairs were arranged, he sent generals and troops to Handi, Iran and the middle of the river (the middle area between the Amu Darya River and the Syr Darya River with Samarkand as the center in Central Asia), and also sent officers to govern Handi. In the second year (1247), Gui You set out from Mobei on the pretext that the climate of rice leaves was good for his health, and marched westward. Presumably this is because Badou refused to support him, and he was dissatisfied. The purpose of the westward movement is to crusade against eight fights. Solu and Tini realized this, and she sent an emergency envoy to Badou to remind him to make early preparations. So Badou also stood up to face the east. /kloc-in the spring of 0/248, Gui You arrived at Hengxiang 2, a week away from Bali (now Jimsar, Xinjiang), and died.
Gui You in history was fierce and cruel, and refused to listen to the advice of his lieutenants. Worship Christianity and suppress Muslims; He surpassed his father in profligacy and excessive rewards. Although he executed Toregene's minions and rebels who tried to seize Khan's status, he failed to fundamentally change the chaos caused by Toregene's administration. In addition, his accession to the throne aroused the dissatisfaction of Kuo Duan and his liegeman. Chahetai changed the successor arrangement without authorization, which led to the contradiction between Hala Xuliewu and Suye Mungo. Even other left-wing kings have doubts; The eight fights to the west further worsened the relationship between Shu Chi and Wokuotai. All these aggravate the contradictions and divisions within the gold family, and also indicate that the inheritance of the Mongolian Khan will present a more complicated situation and a more acute and fierce struggle.