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Genghis Khan: A Life Story
Genghis Khan (Genghis Khan), surnamed Jin, was named Temujin. Mongolians are also outstanding politicians and strategists in Mongolian history. In A.D. 1206, it was chosen as the Great Khan of the Mongolian Empire, which unified the tribes in the Mongolian Plateau. During his reign, he launched many wars of conquest, stretching from the Black Sea coast in the west to almost the whole of East Asia in the east, and established one of the famous great empires across Europe and Asia in the world history. Go to William Wang of Kelie Department, collect his dead father's old men, and gradually recover strength. About Jin Dading's failure to set up a palace account, it is called Khan. Fighting against Jamukha and others in Zadakan, losing, is known as the Battle of Thirteen Wings. In the first year of Jin Cheng 'an (1 196), he joined hands with Wang Han to help Jin intercept the Hanrizha River (now Jihe River in Mongolia) and was appointed as the official of Chawu Hulu. It also fought with Wang Han and Naiman, and after the war, the ministries attached themselves to each other, and their power gradually increased. In February of the first year of Jintaihe (120 1), he and Wang Han defeated more than ten allied forces in the Mongolian Plateau headed by Jamukha. Destroy the tower and tear four pieces. Hulunbeier grassland said that its strength has increased greatly. In three years, he was attacked by Wang Han's troops and retreated to Banni River (southwest of Hulun Lake). Soon, Wang Han caught off guard, captured Wang Han's tooth account and destroyed Kelie's department. The following year, he fought a decisive battle with Naiman's department and destroyed Naiman. In six years, the Hulitai Conference was held on the Hanan River (now the E 'nen River) to build Mongolia, that is, to sweat and add a symbol of success, to promulgate Zasa, to build ten thousand people afraid of learning, to enfeoffment 95,000 households, and to set Zalu in charge of administration and justice. Four years after he ascended the throne (1209), he invaded Xixia on a large scale, flooded Zhongxing House (now Yinchuan, Ningxia) with water, and forced Xixia to recruit women to make peace. In six years, he led the army south to attack gold and divided his troops to break through all parts of North China. Nine years later, because Di Chin proposed peace to Qi Country Princess, he withdrew. Ten years later, Di Chin took Zhongdu (now Beijing) as an excuse to move the capital to Nanjing (now Kaifeng, Henan). Died of illness in Liupanshan. In the second year of Yuan Shizu Zhiyuan (1265), the temple was named Taizu. The following year, he caught up with Emperor Shengwu, posthumous title, was buried as a sophomore (1309) and transported to Emperor Shengwu.