Why is Genghis Khan also called Temujin?

Genghis Khan and Temujin are indeed the same person, Temujin is his name, Genghis Khan is just his title, a noble symbolic name. Genghis Khan is the honorific title of our descendants. After all, he once established Great Mongolia, which is what we call the Yuan Dynasty. Temujin is Yuan Taizu. His life was full of brilliance and legend, which had a great influence. The dynasty territory he established directly spread from grassland to Central Asia and Eastern Europe, and he was a proud son of heaven.

Genghis Khan's real name is actually Genghis Khan, and most people don't know it. In fact, without further study, we just need to remember his name is Temujin. He is a member of the Mongolian begging department. It is also the Mongolian Khan in the eyes of many Mongolian compatriots, and its influence in the world is very far-reaching. It can be said that Genghis Khan is an outstanding politician and strategist in the history of the world.

Genghis Khan was born in the upper reaches of the Nanhe River in Mobei, which is now Kent Province in Mongolia. His name was Temujin when he was born. Later, it became the Khan of Mongolia, and Khan was their noble title. Then Genghis Khan began to conquer Mongolian tribes step by step.

In A.D. 1206, Genghis Khan finally established Great Mongolia, honoring Genghis Khan, and promulgated the famous Genghis Khan Code, which enabled nomadic tribes on the grassland to unite and expand abroad many times. Relying on invincible cavalry and Tibetan mastiff troops, invincible is a "yellow disaster" in the eyes of many Europeans, which is enough to prove that it was a "yellow disaster" at that time.

In A.D. 1206, the king and ministers conferred the title of "Genghis Khan" on Temujin, the favored son of heaven.