Genghis Khan: the lucky man who rode Ma Zhi for half the world.

Genghis Khan is well known to us. He once led his Mongolian fighters across half the world and was invincible wherever he went. Under his leadership, he once seized 23 million square kilometers of land, and his grandson Kublai Khan continued to expand his territory on the basis of his campaign, and finally established an unprecedented empire-the Yuan Dynasty. This ethnic group on horseback has a small population, but it rules more than half of the world and is closely related to Genghis Khan.

Genghis Khan was originally the son of a tribal chief, but his father was poisoned by his enemies. Genghis Khan, who is helpless at the moment, can only live alone with his mother, who lives a wandering life. So Genghis Khan's childhood was very sad. Genghis Khan almost suffered when his father was killed, but the Mongols have a rule that children without wheels can't be killed, and Genghis Khan survived.

After Temujin fled, he knew that in order to resist the oppression of Taichiwu, he had to seek the protection of more powerful forces, so he took refuge in the local leader of the "Ansha" Kelie Department and took him as his father, indicating that he was a vassal. From then on, he began to accumulate strength and collect old people. Later, Temujin's enemy, Tuohetuoa of the begging department in Meiere, attacked and robbed his wife Kyle Polo and her family.

Temujin turned to Wang Han and Jamukha, the cadres and nobles of Zada, Mongolia, for help. * * * rose up and attacked beggars in Meiere, winning a great victory. He not only regained his family, but also plundered a lot of property and slaves. Genghis Khan initially showed superhuman military talent. In fact, Genghis Khan's command ability is well known. In addition, Genghis Khan's power gradually increased, which also accelerated the pace of unifying Mongolian tribes. Genghis Khan finally realized his desire to unify all the Mongolian ministries.

The mystery left by Genghis Khan is his mausoleum. Such an accomplished man can't find his own grave. What about the seventy-two mausoleum of Cao Cao? His tomb is really without a trace. Legend has it that Genghis Khan arranged his descendants before he died and could not reveal the location of his grave, so all the slaves who participated in the grave robbery were killed afterwards, and none of the soldiers who went to the funeral came back. After Genghis Khan was buried, thousands of troops razed the mausoleum, and later scholars also searched for it, but all ended in vain.

Genghis Khan may have fought all his life and wanted to live quietly in the underworld!