After Temujin's wife was captured, those who begged for help had a great pleasure:
"At that time, Temujin's father took away a large sum of money from my family, and now we have taken away his Marco Polo post, which is regarded as revenge for our ancestors."
After Kyle Poirot was escorted to the Mirc tribe, he was assigned to Chilerg, the younger brother of Yeke Chilerdu. Like the great Allen, Kyle Poirot Post had to entrust himself to this man. If it were another man, Kyle Poirot would have been a robber's wife all his life, but fortunately, her husband was Temujin.
Temujin was worried when he heard that Kyle Poirot's post station was taken away. So he took gifts to meet his sworn brother Jamukha and his adoptive father Wang Han. Later, Temujin led the coalition forces of three clans to raid the begging camp in Meiere and recapture the Polo post in Kyle. But at that time, Kyle Poirot was pregnant, and it was really unclear who the child was. After all, there was no DNA test at that time.
In the end, Temujin didn't abandon Marco Polo's post and helped her give birth to a son smoothly. Although Temujin loved this son very much, he always had a knot in his heart, so he gave the child a meaningful name-Shu Chi, which means "uninvited guest". Since then, bloodline has become an unavoidable obstacle for Shu Chi. And his younger brother Cha Hetai even called him a bastard to his face. Because of this, Shu Chi was defeated by his third brother Wokuotai in the Battle of Khan.
The mother was captured by the enemy and gave birth, and the wife repeated the tragedy. Tragedy after tragedy forced Temujin to re-examine the system of robbing marriage. The hatred of marrying a wife is the mortal enemy of any nation. Nomadic tribes rob each other of women, causing irreparable hatred between them, which is the important reason for the continuous war and disaster in Mobei grassland.