Wuliangha Mongolia is a Mongolian tribe in Ming Dynasty, located in Xilin Gol League and Tongliao City, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, China today. During the reign of Judy, the founder of the Ming Dynasty, the ancient people of Wulianghamun rebelled many times, posing a threat to the Ming Dynasty. In the 22nd year of Yongle (1424), Judy, the founder of Ming Dynasty, led an army to the north, pacified Wulianghamongs and maintained the dominant position of Ming Dynasty.
In this painting, Judy, Ming Chengzu, sits on horseback and watches the surrender ceremony of Mongolia in Wuliangha. In front of him, the leader of WuliangkamMongolia submitted a surrender letter to the Ming Emperor Judy. The soldiers behind Judy in Ming Taizu, dressed in exquisite armor and armed with weapons, showed the majesty and strength of the Ming army.
This historical event is of great significance to the political and military development of the Ming Dynasty. It shows the military strength and dominant position of the Ming Dynasty, and also consolidates the political relationship between the Ming Dynasty and Mongolian ministries.