The "golden family" in a broad sense refers to the Mongols in Njogu listed by Genghis Khan, covering almost half of the Mongols, and even some tribes of all ethnic groups in Central Asia and North Asia, all of which are golden families.

After the establishment of the Yuan Dynasty, the narrow sense of the golden family refers to Torre and even the descendants of Kublai Khan and other descendants of Genghis Khan. At the end of the Yuan Dynasty, the gold family in the Central Plains merged into the Han nationality. The Kim family who fled to Mobei arrived in Valla and "killed all the Miao people, the leader of the Yuan Dynasty."

After the reform of Dayan Khan, the gold family was limited to the descendants of Dayan Khan, and Wang Ting, the great Khan of Chahar, Mongolia, was the sole owner. At the end of the yuan dynasty, it was partially integrated into the Han nationality. After Huang Taiji defeated Li Dan Khan at the end of the Ming Dynasty, the Manchu nobles incorporated the eight great fortunes of Li Dan Khan, and some gold families were integrated into the imperial clan of the later Jin Dynasty. At the end of the Republic of China, some gold families were recognized and integrated into the Han nationality.

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The origin of the golden family:

Allen, the first mother, according to records, Allen gave birth to two sons with her husband, and three sons after her husband died. Her two eldest sons, including her relatives, have doubts about this matter. Allen said that the three sons behind her are descendants of her and a golden god, and they are the sons of heaven.

Since then, the descendants of these three sons have been called purebred Mongols (Genghis Khan belongs to the Jin family, and there are also dissidents, such as the Qi family and the Taiji family). Mongolian Khan is from this family, so it is called "golden family".

In fact, after the death of Genghis Khan, only his direct descendants, that is, descendants of Shu Chi, Chahetai, Wokuotai and Tuo Lei, were called "golden families" and qualified to inherit the position of the khanate.

After Mongo, the son of Tuo Lei, won the title of Mongolian Great Khan, the scope was further narrowed to the descendants of Tuo Lei, and the emperors of the Yuan Dynasty and Tatar Khan of the Ming Dynasty (such as Dayan Khan) all came from this department.

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