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Jaadugar
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25 Years Ago
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My lady!
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My lady!
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Gosh. What are you doing out here?
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It's time for you to get ready to leave.
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I'll be right there.
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Farewell, Naiman.
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As a member of the Naimans,
a nation far to the west of here,
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I was to marry into the Merkits,
with whom we shared an alliance.
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I wonder what the Merkit tribes are like.
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They live in the woods to the north,
and many are skilled bowmen called Mergen.
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Mergen?
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They're the Mergen people,
thus the name: Merkits.
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In other words, barbaric hunters.
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Well, it matters not.
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I am no more than a valuable gift.
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No different from a precious gemstone
or a fine fur pelt.
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That's fine by me.
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I take pride in that fact.
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{\an7}The Mergen People
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So this is where the Merkits live?
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It's much drearier than I expected.
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Why are there so few men?
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Töregene.
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Merkit Tribe Chieftain
Dayir
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I see you made it here safely.
I'm sorry this isn't much of a welcome.
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Taken aback at learning
your husband is so senile?
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Oh, no.
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Well, so be it.
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Marrying a much older man
is by no means a rare occurrence.
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However, Dayir made no advances
after we were wed.
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On the contrary...
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You're away again today?
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I'm sorry for always leaving you behind.
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And we're moving camp again?
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We only just arrived here.
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We can't stay in one place for very long.
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You'd best get going.
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Chuu!
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Let me know if you ever need anything.
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Y-Yes.
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Um—
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Mistress. What shall I do with these?
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Oh, for those...
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Do all of the other tribes
relocate at such short intervals?
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No, there's something strange
going on here.
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It's as if we're fleeing from something.
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Well, I suppose there's no use
in me worrying about it.
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My only role is to be a gemstone.
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What good would it do
for a gemstone to worry?
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I want to return to Naiman.
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No one will notice if I go missing.
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Chieftain Dayir won't.
Nor will anyone else.
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Wait!
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Don't move!
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That was a close one.
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Are you unhurt?
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Qultuqan, you live up
to your title of Mergen.
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Not really. Anyone could've done that.
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Oh?
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You must be Töregene...
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my new mother!
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I'm Khulan, Dayir's daughter.
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Qultuqan. My name, I mean.
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Khulan was Dayir's child, and Qultuqan
was the child of another chieftain.
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Look.
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If you go down this river,
it splits into the Qara and Dal Rivers.
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Go further downstream still,
and they feed into the Selenge River.
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That's where both Qultuqan
and I were born.
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Oh?
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And if you go all the way down the rivers,
do you know where they end up?
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You know the star to the north
that doesn't move?
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Underneath it, there's a great big hole,
into which all of the world's rivers flow.
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Wow, I never knew that.
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It's not like you've seen it for yourself.
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Hey, Qultuqan.
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Is that right?
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Neither of us have the power of kams
to converse with spirits.
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Father's a kam, and he's been
to where the rivers end many times.
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His soul turns into a bird
and flies there.
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A kam?
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I wish I had kam powers, too.
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Or I was more skilled with a bow.
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You really are a dreadful shot.
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Hey, hold your tongue!
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You said it yourself!
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Hey!
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"Hey!" What?
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You're laughing.
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Oh, pardon me.
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Something changed within me that day.
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It felt as though the very world
around me now stirred my soul.
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I experienced laughter and joy.
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Discontent and sorrow, too.
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I came to love the days I spent here.
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Then I understood for the first time.
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Wake up, everyone!
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Extinguish your hearths!
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We need to flee at once!
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What's happened?
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Our chieftains' armies have been bested!
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The enemy will be here soon!
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Into the forest!
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Khulan! Töregene! This way!
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Qultuqan!
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How much did they plunder?
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Qudu's family is gone,
as are Chilaun's wife and children.
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Töregene!
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Father!
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You must have been scared.
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Thank you for protecting Khulan.
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She was the one who protected me.
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What exactly is going on?
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So the Naimans told you nothing after all?
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I suppose I don't blame them.
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Our people have an enemy.
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TemĂĽjin of the Mongols.
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The man they now call Genghis Khan.
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Genghis Khan?
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We Merkits have long skirmished
with the Mongols.
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They've deprived us
of many of our family and riches,
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as we have done the same in kind.
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But that changed with TemĂĽjin as leader,
and the balance of the steppe was lost.
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The reason you were given away
to become the wife of an old man like me
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was for the sake of our alliance
against the Mongols.
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However...
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The end may finally be near.
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Say, Brother. What will become of us
if we lose to the Mongols?
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You need to ask? They'll slaughter the men
and take the women and children.
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I'm scared. I don't want to die.
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Fool. And you call yourself a Merkit man?
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Usun.
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Usun.
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Usun. The word for the "flowing river."
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The title bestowed by the earth
upon Father in his role as a kam.
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Listen well. No one is to intrude
until I have finished.
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I shall beseech the spirits
to tell me our future.
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Spirits, lift me up to the heavens.
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Show me what lies in our future.
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Usun!
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Khulan, are you there?
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I'm right here, Father.
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I saw a lush steppe.
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A river branching and feeding into many.
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And when I followed the river
to its source,
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atop a mountain as tall as the heavens,
I found a pure riverhead.
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The rivers are bloodlines
of the steppe people.
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This signifies that Mongol progeny
will spread across the land.
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You mean...
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We will lose to the Mongols.
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Does that mean we'll all be killed?
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No, I won't let that happen.
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This is what the spirits say.
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The Merkit blood will live on
even after we surrender to the Mongols.
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Will Genghis Khan really show us mercy?
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We'll have to give appropriate tribute
in exchange, of course.
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A pure riverhead.
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I shall offer my daughter to Genghis Khan.
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Khulan.
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You mustn't!
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I won't allow you to offer up
Khulan as sacrifice!
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She's a human with her own mind and will!
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Not a gemstone or a fur pelt!
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She's not like me.
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Töregene.
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Thank you, but I'll be fine.
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Khulan?
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I'm happy, Father.
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I've always resented my womanhood,
requiring others to protect me.
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But now I can serve as the arrow
that will protect all of you.
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You're...
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We Merkits are masters of the bow.
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Watch as a daughter of the Mergen people
takes down a wolf.
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And so, we surrendered to the Mongols.
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Khulan severed the long chains of enmity
that had bound the Mongols and Merkits,
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saving many Merkit lives.
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Qultuqan and the other Merkit tribes,
however, chose defiance to the very end,
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fleeing westwards.
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That should be everyone.
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Why did you summon us all?
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There are only young girls here.
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Are you Dayir Usun?
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We serve Prince Ă–gedei,
the third son of the Khan.
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Our role is at the rear of the army,
keeping watch over the supplies.
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Sounds like I can rest assured, then.
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These women are in your hands now.
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Chieftain Dayir?
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We've decided to hand all of you
over to Mongol nobles.
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No!
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Töregene.
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Listen up, all of you.
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The Mongols have spared us
our lives, and no more.
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They haven't forgiven us
for our past confrontations.
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We are sure to be reduced to slaves.
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But you girls are different.
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Life is just beginning for you.
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Go and find happiness.
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You there.
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Make sure you tell your prince
and your Khan this:
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These women are no longer Merkits
from here on out.
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Now and forevermore.
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I-I'll pass it on.
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Töregene.
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Open your hand.
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It's a jada stone.
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You can call forth storms with it.
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This is all I have to offer you
as a parting gift.
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I really enjoyed having you in my home.
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Farewell.
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Live on with a smile on your face.
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It was eerily quiet that night.
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Ready the horses! Hurry!
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R-Right away!
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The sky was burning. Soaked in blood.
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An unearthly sight the likes of which
I had never seen before.
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What's happening?
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A rebellion. The captives
have dug in on the mountain.
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Prince Ă–gedei's army
is moving in now to subdue them.
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That accursed Dayir Usun.
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You can never take Merkits at their word.
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Out of my way!
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Chuu!
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H-Hey! Wait!
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Yes, even when the Mongols
had shown them forgiveness...
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They had never once forgiven the Mongols.
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We are hunters of the forest.
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We will never be the slaves
of lowly sheep herders.
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Go and find happiness.
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Were those words a lie as well?
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No, I'm certain he'd truly meant them.
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Which is why he hadn't told me anything.
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However, Chieftain Dayir
made one grave oversight.
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He failed to see just
how much I loved him.
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Oh, I see.
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I'd forgotten a kam's soul
can rise to the heavens.
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I only aided its escape
by puncturing his body.
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A red river in the sky, huh?
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Who are you?
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What are you doing here?
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The rebellion was put down all too easily.
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I later found out they'd killed Qultuqan
and all the others.
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And upon Genghis Khan's return,
Khulan learned of the rebellion as well.
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When she heard the news...
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My father brought his fate
upon himself with his folly.
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None can tarnish the majesty of the Khan.
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Khulan, how could you
wear a smile back then?
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After that, I was made Ă–gedei's wife
and allowed to live.
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I gave birth to his children as well.
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Time passed by peacefully.
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Yet all that time...
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I've been waiting for a storm
that will ravage this empire.
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I saved you earlier because of your smile.
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I saw Khulan from that day in you.
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After all this time, I now understand.
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How sad and powerless
she must have felt underneath it.
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00:20:36,680 --> 00:20:40,880
But she fully understood
what her own role was.
258
00:20:41,270 --> 00:20:45,390
Back then, I should've known exactly
how she was feeling, and yet...
259
00:20:48,070 --> 00:20:49,270
So?
260
00:20:49,680 --> 00:20:51,480
Who are you, really?
261
00:20:52,360 --> 00:20:53,610
I'm...
262
00:20:54,510 --> 00:20:55,580
It matters not.
263
00:20:56,240 --> 00:20:58,640
{\an8}Regardless of who you may be, you can't—
264
00:20:57,400 --> 00:20:59,690
Princess Sorghaghtani told me...
265
00:21:00,500 --> 00:21:02,490
Prince Tolui and the Great Kha'an.
266
00:21:02,490 --> 00:21:06,580
The imbalance between military power
and authority is sure to bring misfortune.
267
00:21:06,880 --> 00:21:10,620
In other words, the empire
has never been frailer than it is now.
268
00:21:11,100 --> 00:21:11,830
You're...
269
00:21:14,260 --> 00:21:17,260
My name is Sitara. I'm a slave.
270
00:21:17,580 --> 00:21:23,220
The Mongol army killed my mistress
and stole her precious book.
271
00:21:23,220 --> 00:21:28,020
My final duty to her should have been
to get her book back, and yet...
272
00:21:28,020 --> 00:21:31,790
The thought that blind resistance
could cause further tragedy...
273
00:21:32,380 --> 00:21:36,230
That fear has caused me
to lead a life without purpose.
274
00:21:36,910 --> 00:21:39,780
But this must be the moment
I've been waiting for.
275
00:21:41,370 --> 00:21:43,660
What could we possibly
hope to accomplish?
276
00:21:51,200 --> 00:21:52,830
I have knowledge.
277
00:21:53,980 --> 00:21:57,250
Let me serve you
as your new jada stone, Highness.
278
00:21:58,260 --> 00:22:01,170
Please lend me your power.
279
00:22:03,320 --> 00:22:06,560
Let the two of us summon a storm.
280
00:22:14,650 --> 00:22:18,490
{\an1}Translation: John K.
Timing: Andy Ellis
Editing: SMR
281
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{\an1}Quality Control: Alicia Ashby
Translation Check: Sriram Gurunathan
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00:23:37,940 --> 00:23:43,250
{\an8}Brothers
283
00:23:38,960 --> 00:23:40,970
Next time: "Brothers."
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