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Genghis Khan created the Mongol Empire across Eurasia, and his sons and grandsons aspired to expand and built one empire after another, spreading the Mongol footprints across the globe.
According to historical records, Genghis Khan had 8 sons, 4 of whom were born to Shōmu Österi. Of these 4 sons, in addition to the fourth son Torre inheriting his main family business, the other 3 concubines all had their own fiefdoms and continued to expand, establishing their own empires.
Of the 8 sons, in addition to the ones who died prematurely, the most prominent ones are these 4.
But it is the parents who favor it, even Genghis Khan.
The sixth son, Kolekyan, was Genghis Khan's favorite son.
Kolekham and Shuchi and others were not compatriots of the same mother, but were born to Genghis Khan's favored concubines and were sons of shu.
Kulejian's birth mother was Kulan, Genghis Khan's favorite woman, and even went to war with Genghis Khan, and her status among Genghis Khan's many women was only lower than that of his wife and son.
Because Kulan was Genghis Khan's favorite woman, and her son was noble by her mother, as the only son of Kulan, Ku liejian was favored by Genghis Khan and was regarded as a concubine by him.
Later, at the time of the conferment, Ku liejian received the same treatment as his brothers, with his own fiefdom, his own army, and the number of troops was 4,000 like other brothers.
It can be said that although Ku liejian is a son of a concubine, because of the favor of his father Genghis Khan, he has the same positioning as his brothers.
Why, then, didn't Gregorian finally have his own empire like the other brothers?
The reason is simple: Kolekhan died at the age of 30.
Qurekten and others went out to Russia and were killed by an arrow wound in the present-day Russian city of Kolomna.
The war was cruel, even if Kolekham was Genghis Khan's favorite son, he also regarded Kolekham as a concubine and gave high hopes, but the battlefield was changing rapidly, and Kolekham finally died in battle.
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