Chapter 1 Dothraki

Essos is one of the four known continents in the world. People often call it "Eastern Continent" or "Eastern".

In the middle of the continent, the Dothraki Sea, the largest sea, is not the other sea. It is actually covered by endless flat grasslands.

The Dothraki people live here. They are warlike nomads with bronze skin and tall stature. They also have their own language and unique horseback culture.

The grass in the Dothraki Sea is tall and thick. Under the scorching sun of the long summer, it rolls like waves with the hot breeze.

There are also sandy paths in the dense and tight grass sea. At this time, a Dothraki tribe is passing here.

The Dothraki are natural cavalrymen with better riding skills than any knight. They are a nation on horseback. Only the disabled, the elderly, pregnant women and children in the tribe will ride in carriages. Apart from these people, anyone riding in a carriage will be laughed at.

They also believe that wearing armor is a cowardly act, and armor will limit their flexible bodies.

Dothraki men will braid their hair, and only cut their hair when they are defeated in battle. They will also tie bells to their braids. Except for the first bell, which belongs to them, the rest of the bells are obtained from the heads of the killed enemies. Dothraki never touch the bodies killed by others, believing that this will curse them.

Braids and bells have become a symbol of a warrior's bravery.

The Dothraki tribe walking on the sandy road also follows the tradition. All of them have braids, bare chests, painted leather vests, bronze belts around their waists, and horsehair leggings.

The team moves, accompanied by the sound of "jingle" and "jingle" bells.

The one riding at the front of the team is Khal Dzeko and his blood guards. Khal Dzeko is tall and strong, with the typical bronze skin of the Dothraki, black hair, hazel pupils, and a long beard. His braids hang down to his waist, and the number of bells tied seems to be the most.

At this moment, Khal Dzeko was leading his tribe to the outskirts of Qohor. Every three or four years, the people of Qohor would pay him some gold in order to obtain his forgiveness and pardon the other side of a war.

"Khao" is a title used to refer to the leader of a tribe, usually the strongest and bravest warrior in the tribe.

"Blood Guard" is not only the guard of the kha, but also his brother and partner. They can share everything of the kha. Some tribes even include the kha's wife, but not the kha's horse. The blood guards and their kha call each other "blood of my blood".

Getting gold is a good thing, but Khal Dzeko's mood at this time is not so good.

When the sun sets, the tribe will stop and set up tents. At that time, a khas's ko will challenge him, and the kha cannot refuse. The Dothraki follow the strong, and only the strongest warrior is the real kha.

"Khaas" is part of the Dothraki nomadic tribe. There will be multiple khas in a tribe, and each khas has its own commander and manager, called "ko".

The control of the Dothraki tribe is not fixed. The kor have the right to fight for the ruling power of the tribe and directly challenge the khal.

When the khal dies, if the son of the khal "Khala" is not strong enough, the kor can split their own khas and become the khal of the new tribe, or they can decide the new khal among themselves. The original khala will be killed to avoid becoming a strong enemy in the future.

Khal Zheko's tribe has more than 40,000 people, divided into four khas.

He also knew the young kor named Mungo. The other party's khas followed the last of the tribe. On the journey to Qohor, just after twenty suns set, the whole tribe began to spread the legend of the other party.

Mungo was strong and brave. He could easily defeat the enemy holding the arakh with only linen and branches. Some people said that he was blessed by the immortality of the stars in the sky and the horse god. His body was as hard as bronze and not afraid of fire. He could control the flaming horse running in the sky and hunt the white lion Helaka with a bow and arrow.

Time passed by little by little, and the hot wind made Khal Djeko impatient. He had three Khaleesi, but only one Karako. His Karako was not yet an adult, and the Dothraki would not follow an underage Karako.

Once Khal Djeko died, the fate of his Karako was doomed.

"Khalesi" was the title of the khal's wife. If the khal died, according to tradition, the Khaleesi would be taken to Vaes Dothrak, the capital of the Dothraki and the only city on the Dothraki sea. Khaleesi would join the Dosh Khaleen, an organization of Dothraki crones, as an advisor to all tribes. She would enjoy supreme honor and status here, acting as a prophet who predicted the future and interpreted omens for the Dothraki.

Therefore, Khal Djeko was not worried about his Khaleesi, but only about his Karako.

The Dothraki knew everything about horses, and other than that, they were complete fools, traditional and conservative, and followed the rules. Khal Djeko never thought of turning back and destroying the bandit named Mongol.

The sun sets, the grass waves subside, the sunset burns the clouds red like flaming horses, and the stars that appear are the souls of the dead Dothraki warriors.

At this time, the meadow is full of tents, and suddenly the ground begins to shake.

Behind the grass hill not far away, the sound of horse hooves comes from far away, accompanied by the sound of "jingle, jingle" bells, and the khas of Mongkok is coming.

Mongo rode a red horse and rushed to the front. His exposed chest showed bronze skin. He had black eyes and hair, no beard, and his bronze face looked clean and young. His angular eyebrows were like distant mountains, his eyes were firm and bright, his body was upright and strong, but he had a graceful figure and a heroic appearance.

However, his braid was not as long as that of Khal Dzeko, and it just hung on his back, but there were many bells tied to the braid.

Outside the tent, Khal Dzeko, who had been watching Mongo, did not despise him because of this. He knew that he was just younger. The legend might not be true, but it also hid the truth.

Mongo's eyes were also fixed on Khal Dzeko, but there was a trace of reluctance and apology in his eyes.

More than a month after coming to this world, it was the other party who promoted him from a Dothraki roaring warrior to a bandit, commanding and controlling his own khas.

But when he thought that this was the continent of Essos, and he was a nomadic Dothraki, although he didn't know what year it was, the most powerful khal, the horse king Drogo, was invincible and his reputation had spread to all tribes, so he knew that he didn't have much time left.

The Dothraki were brave and good at fighting, and they were also born cruel. People who couldn't ride horses had no value in survival. For babies born with deformities, the Dothraki would throw them to wild dogs. The tradition of this nation was proud and powerful, and also bloody and cruel.

The Dothraki tribe did not produce anything except nomadism. The economy was largely supported by looting surrounding countries. The Dothraki Sea was also called the Ghost Land or the Great Wasteland, which was full of city ruins trampled by the Dothraki horses. There was only one city on the grassland, which was the capital of the Dothraki.

The vast Dothraki Sea could only accommodate about 25 tribes. In order to survive, the tribes would attack each other, and there were always endless fights on the grassland.

The tribe led by Khal Dzeko was too weak. They said they were going to Qohor to get the gold tribute from the Qohor people, but in fact, they were sending the beggars to the Qohor people.

The real tribute should be presented by the Qohor people themselves, crawling on the ground and sent to the khal's tent.

Although Monggo was grateful for Khal Dzeko's reuse, he could not tolerate his khal, who was an unenterprising leader. Such a tribe would sooner or later be annexed by other khals, and at that time, the bell on his head would be tied to someone else's braid.

Monggo also knew very well that according to the original plot, the whole world would be in chaos. Even if he had obtained survival weapons when he just crossed over, the current level of development could not fully guarantee his life safety.

He needed more troops, needed to leave the Dothraki Sea, needed to further develop his own survival weapons, and Monggo also had his own ambitions.

In the history of the original world, the nomadic Genghis Khan marched west to Eastern Europe, and the Great Khan Mongke once expeditioned to West Asia.

The Dothraki can also conquer the eastern continent and then cross the narrow sea for an expedition.

There will be more background introduction in the early stage. The original name of the Dothraki tribe was Khalasar, which is directly replaced by tribe here.