In 1757, Britain and France, the two countries that had forged feuds on the European continent, were engaged in a war for colonies on the new continent discovered by Columbus.
On the west bank of the Hudson River, there lived an Indian tribe with only three people left-the Mohican tribe. The father JinkajiaMinsand the son Ankasand the white adopted son Huokeilead a traditional and peaceful safari life. They admire the gods and hunt only for survival. However, for their own selfish desires, Britain and France dragged the Indian tribes onto their own chariots, putting the tribes in a desperate situation.
Majorled a group of British soldiers to escort Colonel Monroe’s two daughters, Konaand Aliceto reunite with their father, The Magua of the Huron tribe is their guide. Magua’s wife and daughter were killed by the British army in the early years. The hatred of the British has been buried in his heart for many years. Magua brought the British army into the Huron ambush circle. When Cona was facing a crisis, she was rescued by the passing Nadaye and his son, and sent her party to Fort William Henry where Cona’s father was, to reunite her father and daughter. After the common ordeal, Cupid’s arrow was shot. Hit Kena and Huokei. At this time Fort William Henry had been besieged by the French for many days and was at stake. In order to avoid being completely annihilated, the British army had to agree to surrender the castle and the entire army to withdraw. On the way, the British army was hit hard by the Huron soldiers led by Magua , Sisters Kena were rescued by Huokei and his son again. They were overtaken by the Hurons on the way to escape. In order to preserve the hope of survival, Huokei reluctantly separated from Kena and told her: "No matter how you want to live, I I will find you, no matter how long it takes, no matter how far it takes, I will find you." Then disappear under the waterfall.
The next day, Huokei went to the Huron residence and asked the chief to release the Kona sisters. Major Denken finally used his life in exchange for Kona's freedom. In the end, on the top of the mountain, under the shade of the greenery, and amidst the melodious music of the piano, the three Mohicans fought a decisive battle with Magua, and everyone bravely faced their own destiny.
