Modu Chanu

Expansion of Shiigunu empire at the beginning of the reign of Mudu

Modu Chanu (Chinese: 冒頓 單于, Mongol: Модун шаньюй, English: Modu Chanyu) was a Chanu (Emperor) of Shi'ganu people who possessed an ancient period in many regions of Central Asia, Mongolia and North China. Modu is also known as the manufacturer of Shiigunu empire and its rule dates from 209 BC to 174 BC. Modu organized the Khanabodsh Kabbilas of the Stepi region of Mongolia under them and became a threat to China's Chin Dynasty. His Shigunu empire was extended from Liao river in the east to the Pamir mountains in the west and to Bachil Lake in Siberia in the north.

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Touman Chanyu was the father of Modu and mentioned in some Chinese history texts. It is believed that Tumman was the ruler in the inner Mongolia area and was under the extensive Yuezhi people in the area of ​​Gansu and Xinjiang, but China's Chin Dynasty attacked and pushed it north. According to the practice of that time, he had left his eldest son, Mudu, near the Yuezi court, to which the Jews believed that the Tumman would make them loyalty. But Towman was in favor of his younger brother and the younger half brother of Modu because he came under the patronage of the mother of that son. Mudo knew this. Tomman suddenly attacked the Yuezos - it is said that he understood that he would kill Mudu for revenge. But on the other hand, he got out of his life with courage.

Towman was fascinated by the courage of Modu and made him a warrior of 10,000 soldiers. Mudu practiced his subordinates that he should ask his arrows without any questions, in the same direction in which he himself runs a special arrow that fluttered whistle. Then he tried to shoot an arrow with his beloved horse, his wife and his father's horse. The soldiers feel free to shoot the arrows at all. Then, when Mudu sprayed his whistle with arrows at his father, Toman, his soldiers started shooting arrows on him and killed him. Mudu creates new chanu. He first killed his half-brother and his mother, and then all those Shinegunu officials who made their orders come to mind. State expansion of Modu

After removing the Tumman in 209 BC, after becoming Chanu, first he attacked the Donghu people of the eastern neighbor of Shiyangunus and subdued them in 208 BC. Then he aimed at the powerful Yuezie people by defeating the people of Mongolia in northern Mongolia. In 203 BC, the Yuezie lost and became subject to it. Seeing these successes of Modu, all Shiigunnu Sardars assumed him as their supreme ruler. In 200 BC he defeated Han Emperor Gaadi (Gaodi) after three years of war with the Han Dynasty of China. The soldiers of Mudu surrounded the Han Emperor, but in the King's court, by saving a bribe to the wife of Madhu, somehow saved the life of his emperor. For the next 70 years, the Chinese had to save their empire by marrying their princesses in Shiyangunus. Mudu did not try to capture the whole of China because he thought it was difficult to retain the rule of a foreign power at such a large extent. In the west, the states of Nakhalistan (Oasis) of Tarim Droni accepted acceptance of Mudu. In his regime, Modu runs 26 war campaigns on 26 states and it is considered a great military strategist in history. Also see them

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